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Major News on Byberry Demolition and Sale
May 31, 2006, 02:38:53 pm »
I had the opportunity to speak with Paul Lonie of Westrum Development today who is in charge of the Byberry redevelopment.
I now present to you the most up to date information on the demolition of Byberry. I'm sure you all have been wondering and awaiting further news. For those of you who have taken the "not believing it" attitude, there's nothing stopping things now.
1 - All concerns of residents nearby have been met. They've shaken hands exchanged happy faces and everything is 100% go, all issues are closed.
2- The sale of Byberry from PIDC to Westrum will be completed on tomorrow June 1st. The sale will take place at PIDC or the offices of PIDC's attorneys. No ceremony is planned.
3- Demolition will last 8-11 months. Contractors are lined up and ready to go. It will begin on June 14th with a small "ceremony" of pushing over the sign. They can't have a ceremony on the site of actually hacking into a building due to debris and dust. I do not have any further details on the pushing over the sign ceremony.
4- Demolition of buildings will take place in the following manner
- The "C" buildings have the least asbestos remediation needed and will come down first in sections.
- The "N" buildings will then come down one at a time once asbestos remediation is complete..
- The "W" buildings will be last and come down one at a time once asbestos remediation is complete.
5- Demolition will consist of bulldozers, etc. No explosives or implosions will be used to bring any of the buildings down.
The end is near, for real! Sad days are near...
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May 31, 2006, 02:44:11 pm »
This chokes me up so badly, I can't even imagine how awful it must be for all of those who have had the pleasure of exploring there....
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May 31, 2006, 02:55:53 pm »
so sunday night me and chip we sitting by the main stairs in W7 and a bat went fly by us, a million times. It was then that he informed me that Radical Ed had told him there might be brown bats residing in ole berry. Brown Bats are endangered. So you cant take away an endangered animal's habitat, now can you? :wink:
part of me wants to save her, and part of me wants her to go. :?
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May 31, 2006, 03:03:38 pm »
That sucks!!!!! Even tho I've never been there I hate to see it go....
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May 31, 2006, 06:57:01 pm »
I've done some research, because I've heard this from multiple people. I'm also a bat fan since one of my other hobbies is caving.
The Brown Bat is not an endangered species. (It does live in PA though) There are plenty of Big Brown Bats in PA and the Little Brown Bat is the most common bat in PA. I have run into an occasional Brown Bat at Byberry.
In fact the only endangered bat that lives in PA is the Indiana Bat. I haven't run into any of these at Byberry and they tend to stick together in large groups 250 or so.
Info is here:
Sorry if I bursted anyones bubble
Also I remember hearing this debate in the news before, some people out west were trying to save a building that I believe an endangered snake nested under. I don't believe a "built structure" can be saved if an endangered species lives in it. It's not considered natural or part of their original habitat.
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June 01, 2006, 05:36:05 am »
All I can say now is: FUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCKKKK!!!!! :evil:
:cry: I expect a massive pilgrimage to Byberry in the upcoming weeks or even days. I want that sign!!
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June 01, 2006, 12:57:10 pm »
For those who have been e-mailing me for an update, I've received an update on the Byberry situation.
As we speak, the meeting in regards to the sale of Byberry is taking place right now. I'll confirm to you all when I receive word that Byberry is no longer owned by PIDC and the dotted line has been signed.
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June 13, 2006, 10:39:12 am »
And I was planning to head up there later this summer for a tour. Crapola.
On top of that.. all that fabulous architecture.. the stories.. *sigh*
I'm gonna go cry now..
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June 13, 2006, 03:08:06 pm »
I envy those who had the opportunity to explore these magnificent places,
and thanks to all who gave us the excellent pictures of these places.
How long can men thrive between walls of brick, walking on asphalt pavements, breathing the fumes of coal and oil, growing, working, dying, with hardly a thought of wind, and sky, and fields of grain, seeing only machine-made beauty.
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June 13, 2006, 09:02:49 pm »
You know what? I'd have never even HEARD of this place, and all the other great old beauties, if it hadn't been for Motts and the rest of you who have taken and shared your photographs.
Yes, a big thank you, to all of you!
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June 15, 2006, 07:26:37 pm »
i can't believe this shit's going down like this. i honestly always thought if it ever did come down to demolition, we'd blow it up first or something. but nah that crushed my heart watching them knock down the sign on the news. calling us nothing but 'teenage beer parties' half my friends are over the age of 21, and beer is always an accessory never the main subject. :x
anyway, those of you that know me, i love you guys you know that and you know what you and the berry mean to me.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
~Robert Frost
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July 15, 2006, 02:56:02 pm »
To the bona-fide Byberrians:
Is there more to discover and document at Byberry? I have never been, but for all I have seen and read online, time is deteriorating the structures and vandals and arsonists have run amok. It is only due to political and administrative delays that the buildings have stood for the last fifteen years. If the buildings remained standing, would not dilapidation and decrepitude make subsequent visits ever more risky? Wouldn't it be a question of time before another person died in an accident?
I am grateful to all those who took the care, the time, and the risk to document the remains of one of the world's most notorious mental hospitals. What you have done has been both thrilling and thought-provoking. If it had not been for all that asbestos, the entire campus would have been razed in 1991, and I may never have heard of the place. A time comes to let go, however. Perhaps 2006 is it.
Though abandoned mental hospitals are intriguing and alluring, I am ambivalent about preserving them. They symbolize humane intentions gone most horribly awry. The legacy of these institutions ultimately is one of injustice, discrimination, denial, cruelty, filth, and exploitation. These horrors overwhelm whatever social good the big old mad houses did serve.
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There are 46 comments. Sign in to commentMontpbm says:
I am on it.. It looks really nice!
adrian1338 says:
why not merging lync with skype properly and get the skype integration to a point where it is actually usefull
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Because the Skype team is asleep at the wheel.
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both Skype & Lync team are sleeping, both of them are unusable on my phone (Nokia Lumia 920), Lync takes for ever to open, both these needs to be integrated with messaging like Facebook is integrated. Is Lync 2013 any better ? we are still using Lync 2010.
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What o365 plan do you have? We have e3 and it tells me not allowed to sign in, use 2010
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I also have E3.
Mine works with all the Lync 2013 clients: the classic desktop one, the W8 Modern version and now WP8 too.
Oh, and video and voice calls work pretty dandy.
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ahh ok, i think it may be related to that update push they are doing on the back end.
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The O365 tenants are still being updated over the next few months. It sounds like yours has not been updated yet. Nothing you can do, at the will of MS on this one.
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Mine has always worked with Lync 2013 since Office 2013 was in beta last autumn. However all of my O365 portal still has the old 2010 layout.
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Well the desktop version of Lync 2013, which comes with Office 2013, does work with Lync Server 2010 on the backend. The Windows 8/RT app also works with the Lync Server 2010 backend as you noted earlier. However, the WP8 App will not work with Lync Server 2010. I know parts of Office 365 can be updated at different times (i.e. SharePoint Online will be/is updated before Exchange Online) I don't know why the Lync upgrade would happen before the portal layout change, though.
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You mean the Lync 2013 client for 32/64 Bit machines. If you're talking about the Lync 2013 app for Windows Phone 8 then it won't work on Lync 2010 Server. You'll need Lync 2013 Std/Ent Server to use the Lync 2013 phone app.
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Uh yea....Lync 2013 is being released for WP8 and iOS at the same time, Android version is coming later.
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If I was MS I wouldn't give Google nothing...:)
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If Microsoft witheld anything from other platforms, I am sure it would result in some sort of BS "monopolistic practices" lawsuit, somehow.
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Yeah you're right.. That sucks! I understand why they would give it to Google though.
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It's not a lawsuit they're worried about... not having a version for android would drive people away from using Lync. People don't understand that separate parts of ms are accountable for their own products and need to do things that will make them successful.
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that problem should be solved by 80% WP market share - no need for android anymore. Or why is office not ported on Linux yet :)
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Still waiting for the final Skype rollout.
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Can't get this to work with my Lync 2013 server. All other clients work ok, but apparently I should be using the 2010 client..
CommonBlob says:
Just researched and this requires Lync Server 2013 with CU1 for this to work. Cu1 came out at the end of February.
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There is no compatible app for OCS on WP. We just have to wait for Lync on our corp servers
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The company I work for has lync however I've NO idea to set it up - what teh feck at internal and external servers on this
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Works great for internal server but not on Office 365 account.
Update Office365 now working just took time to sign in.
poddie says:
I am on Office 365 and it's working just fine.
SoloXCRacer says:
My company is on Office 365. Everytime I try to sign in it says, "You can' sign in with this version of Lync. Please install Lync 2010".
phatboy66 says:
Whats the difference between Lync 2013 and Sharepoint?
poddie says:
Pretty much... everything. Lync is like Skype. SharePoint is content management, etc.
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Lync is like Skype for work and Lync if added or setup also is a PBX. SP is more company announcement company calendar and share files for collaboration.
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This is really slick. In a single release they seem to have outdone Skype. Very nice. I just wish I could setup more than 1 Lync account and switch between them.
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I have Lync for my company and when at clients office they like our techs on Lync for communication with in house IT team but I want to be able to checkup on them at the same time. We can have two exchange accounts why not Lync?
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Man I wish this was compatible with Lync 2010, and was fully integrated with the OS.
spaulagain says:
This was really awesome, just did video lync, etc. UNTIL... it bricked my phone!!
UPDATE: Phone back up and running. Hopefully it doesn't happen again!
welsbloke says:
Just tested with my Office 365 account and it works well for both voice and video calls. Officially happy bunny as this has been on my wishlist for like forever.
BRomeroT says:
Why just for Windows Phone 8!!! :'(
darknight_247 says:
Anyone else not getting push notifications through the wp8 app? iOS is working fine and everything works but I'm not getting notifications or live tile updates. Only way i can use it is when the app is active.. Sucks to be me, plus im only wp8 user in my uni tech teams, the admin is getting well pissed at me for complaining about it lol
welsbloke says:
I seem to getting push notifications on mine. Received a couple of messages on it today and some calls all seemed to work well. The only problem I have noticed is the resume time can take to long and sometimes fails and you have to recover the conversation. Calls however have been fine and I was little suprised when driving home to recieve my Lync call via the handsfree (All my other calls had been WiFi up till now and the call quality was as good as a normal call via 3G). I guess I am just used to voice calls and was not expecting this and I suppose Skype calls would work the same way just never had one as I do not really use Skype.
Phabrikam says:
my nokia lumia 822 straight up hangs on resume all the time with lync 2013 app. i had to uninstall it. it seemed that the more idle my phone is (ie. not using it) the harder it had time to resume. if i picked up the phone frequently it would resume lync fine most of the time. i would have to shut down the phone and power back on to get my phone back
anyone else having the resume issue?
techiedude007 says:
Looks like "John Evans" needs a grammar checker on his Lync client..."No, I'll sent it to him now."?? hahaha Probably should have proofread before the screencap lol ;)


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He has been active in Red Cross, Boy Scout/ and Girl Scout activities, and is a past president of the Farmingdale Rotary Club, and the Nassau County Dental Society. He is a Charter Director of the Sunrise Federal Savings and Loan Association and served on the Executive Committee for many years. The Farmingdale Lions, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs sponsored the annual event. Sp 4 D. L Nuzzi Awarded Bronze Star Officers and members of Post 516, Veteran's of Foreign Wars, Farmingdale, this week announced the award of the Bronze Star Medal to one of its post members,' Sp 4 Domenick L. Nuzzi who is still serving in Vietnam, and who resides at 59 S. Crescent Drive, Farmingdale. The citation read: Private First Class Nuzzi distinguished himself by valorous actions on the night of 3 June 1968, wiJle serving as a Light Vehicle Driver with Battery A, 1st Battalion, 11th Artillery, 9th Infantry Division, during an airmobile extraction operation in the Republic of Vietnam. When his unit came under intense hostile fire, Private Nuzzi courageously remained exposed to the barrage in an effort to remove equipment from the danger area. When the extraction craft was forced from the area by the intense fire, Private Nuzzi crawled 75 meters to a position from which he could better direct counter fire on the Viet Cong positions. Private First Class Nuzzi's personal bravery and devotion to duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and reflect great credit upon himself, the 9th Infantry Division and the United States Army. Newman Club Transfers Site Of Mass Struck By Hit- Run Motorist Thomas Looney, 16, of 4 Quaker Meeting House Raod, was struck by a hit and run motorist last Thursday evening at 6: 20 p. m. Locney was walking north on Merritt Road when he was hit and knocked into a snow bank. The youngster was taken to Mid- Island Hospital with no serious injury reported. His father is N ssau County Police Commissioner Francis Looney. Award South Farmingdale Drainage Contract The Oyster Bay Town Board has awarded a contract for the construction of storm drains and appurtenances on Tudor Road, Garfield Avenue, McKinley Avenue, Beverly Road and a portion of Heisser Lane, South Farmingdale Councilman Frank J. Hynes aimattneed today. The contract was awarded to Ace Hoeffner Contracting Co., Inc. of AmityviUe for the low bid of $ 217,206.85. The Newman Club, a Catholic student group, which had been suspended from the State University at Farmingdale for having held a Mass on the campus Sunday, February 15, in violation of the State University regulations that " religious services on state college campuses violate the United States Constitution and the so- called Blaine Amendment," celebrated another Mass last Sunday, this time at a gas station opposite the college. About 35 students were on hand, including students from C. W. Post and Nassau Community Colleges. When asked what he thought of the Mass being held off the campus, Dr. Charles W. Laffin, President of State University, said, " This action shows visibly a desire by the Newman Club not to continue to violate the campus regulations." He pointed out mat " I've always tried to keep this incident a campus matter and a learning situation. The only infractions the club has committed are 1) Misuse of the college campus in not holding a meeting as requested but instead celebrating a Mass which was a violation of state and federal regulations and 2) Failure of the Club to abide by the advice given by the club's Faculty Advisors as to the college position on the violation and its penalty. The college's next move in this incident will take place tomorrow ( Friday) at the Board Room when the Faculty- Student Committee on Discipline, headed by Dean of Students, Berthold Willenbrock, Farmingdale resident, will review the incident and determine what penalty is to be levied against the Newman Club. 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Ellery Follett, ( second from right), is pictured receiving the Man-of- the - Year Award from Willis B. Carman ( second left) at the annual Brotherhood program held last Sunday. Town Councilman Frank Hynes ( 1) and Mayor Joseph Zureck offer congratulations. I'okreaa Photo The Spring Travel Film Series will begin on Wednesday, March 5th, in the meeting room of the Half Hollow Hills Community Library. The first program will feature The Kremlin, a fifty- four minute tour of the center for Soviet policy and historic symbol of Russia's past. The series, which consists oi a variety of films dealing with various countries throughout the world, will feature the United States every other week. The program, shown each Wednesday evening, will begin at 8: 00 P. M. and last for approximately 90 minutes. Free tickets for each program will be available two weeks before the, date of showing at the Circulation' Desk of the library in Dix Hills and may be reserved at the library in Melville. 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An enjoyable journey through the year with a knowledgeable guide whose fascination with her garden and its inhabitants will delight readers. The book follows the seasons, and it includes useful sidebars that expand on topics such as garden design and heirloom vegetables. Source: Library Journal, Dec 01, 2012
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Last Stand: Ted Turner's Quest to Save a Troubled Planet
The focus here is on CNN founder Turner's surprising devotion to the environment. Ranging from his concern about endangered species such as prairiedogs to instilling an appreciation of philanthropy in his five children, septuagenarian Turner walks the walk of his beliefs. Source: Publishers Weekly, Feb 25, 2013
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The violent eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia, almost unnoticed by the Western world when it happened in 1816, had an enormous global impact. As much as a hundred cubic kilometers of material was ejected, creating a cloud that changed weather everywhere and caused famines and food riots. Source: Library Journal, Feb 01, 2013
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These wonderful birds share our world so discreetly that you could easily live out several lifetimes without ever seeing one. However, with a little patience and luck, you could step into their realm and enjoy some unforgettable close encounters, whether abroad or at home. Richly illustrated. Source: From the Publisher
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Toms River, NJ is a small town near the shore that grew up around chemical industries and the wartime technology boom of WWII. The author details the history of the town from its founding until now, focusing on the extremely high occurrence of childhood cancer in Toms River. Source: Library Journal, March 01, 2013
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Melting glaciers, warming oceans, droughts-it's clear that today's world is getting hotter. But while we know the agony of a sunburn or the comfort of our winter heaters, do we really understand heat? A bestselling scientist and nature writer sets off to find out what heat really means. Source: From the Publisher
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Leading vegetarian cooking authority Madison illustrates the similarities between edible plants, teaching readers to become more intuitive cooks. Madison groups her recipes into 12 vegetable families subdivided by species. This is an ambitious reference, beautifully photographed. Source: Library Journal, March 15, 2013
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When graduate student Saulitis volunteered to help study a group of orcas in Prince William Sound in 1988, she set her life's course and found herself in paradise. A year later that paradise was lost when the wrecked Exxon Valdez spilled millions of gallons of oil into the pristine sea. Source: Booklist, Jan 01, 2013
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Storm fells historic Varina tree
Friday night's ferocious thunderstorm toppled dozens of trees throughout Henrico County, but perhaps none more significant than the one it felled on Route 5 in Varina. The oak tree that stood for some 150 years there, at the entrance to scenic Tree Hill Farm near the split of New Market Road and Osborne Turnpike, arguably was the most historic tree in the region. It was known as the Surrender Tree because nearly 150 years ago, beneath its fledgling branches, Richmond Mayor Joseph Mayo surrendered the City of Richmond to Union forces during the Civil War. Six days later, on April 9, 1865, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia in Appomattox, essentially ending the war. In the years since, the tree steadily advanced skyward, ultimately sprawling out high above electrical wires and the two-lane road beneath it, rooted to the ground by a trunk that grew to more than four feet in diameter. It presented a grand welcome to visitors at Tree Hill Farm, ushering them along a rolling, gravel-lined path dotted with other stately, if less historic, oaks toward the farm's 237-year-old manor house. Even as changes came to the 531-acre farm site – which was sold by the Burlee family to developers in 2006 – the tree remained a constant reminder of the site's significance. (Native American artifacts found on the site have led some to conclude that it may have been the home to the Tsenacommacah tribe of Virginia Indians, led by Chief Powahatan, the father of Pocahontas.) In late 2007, the Henrico Board of Supervisors approved plans for a large-scale mixed-use development on the site, featuring nearly 2,800 housing units, 1.16 million square feet of commercial space and more than 250 acres of green space. Initial plans called for construction to begin by early 2009, but today the site remains untouched, its future put on hold by a faulty economy. And so for the past six years, the Surrender Tree stood guard over its lonely but breathtaking Varina home, casting long shadows daily as the setting sun disappeared across the James River. Until June 29, when at last, the Surrender Tree itself surrendered, uprooting itself as it fell across Route 5. It took power crews a number of hours early the next day to clear the tree from the road, which was closed through late morning. Perhaps it was fitting that the tree's demise occurred on the eve of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Glendale (the fifth of the Seven Days Battles), which occurred just a few miles east in Varina. Read more about the Surrender of Richmond here: http://www.henricocitizen.com/index.php/news/article/hasty_surrender_leaves_a_lasting_legacy_6327 |
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Shrimp, barbecue and ice cream definitely go together this weekend in Henrico! The kids might even enjoy a tea party with Alice and the Mad Hatter. Other fun events for the family are Imagination Richmond and May Play Day. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Tran's Pho 1 Grill will serve Vietnamese fare
After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
Paul Tran, along with his wife Ellen will open up Pho 1 Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant, in June in the Towne Center West Shopping Center.
Tran has been serving up Vietnamese food since the mid-'80s, his first being Que Huong on Rigsby Road. He also owned Mr. Chan's on Horsepen Road and Saigon Gourmet on Hull Street Road. > Read more.
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Manti Teo is a great fit for Chicago Bears
With a new regime in place, the Chicago Bears are on the verge of a complete overhaul as they attempt to turn around their recent knack for falling short of expectations.
Numerous pieces have been moving around since the end of the 2012 season, but the fate of future Hall of Fame linebacker Brian Urlacher still has yet to be decided. If the aging veteran opts to hang it up or leaves via free agency, the Bears need a replacement that can step in and be the same enforcer from Day 1. The 2013 NFL Draft would be the most likely avenue, but is there a prospect worthy of consideration?
Yes, there is: Notre Dame linebacker Manti Teo.
Arguably one of the best defensive players in college football this past season, Teo proved himself to be a phenomenal playmaker against both the run and pass. He consistently made big plays when it mattered most (besides against Alabama) and showed the instincts that NFL teams covet in linebacker prospects. Put simply, Teo has an outstanding grasp of everything that happens on the field and would be a great fit for defensive coordinator Mel Tucker and the Bears Tampa-2 scheme.
While his draft stock dropped significantly following his well-publicized relationship woes, theres still plenty to love about a player like Teo. He may not be the brightest bulb in the box and has yet to outgrow his naivety, but the Heisman Trophy runner-up is an exceptional football player. Im pretty sure naïve is way better than alcoholic, short-fused or self-consumed (i.e. Titus Young).
An extra positive: Teo has a sweet bicep tattoo a la Urlacher.
The Bears have the No. 20 overall pick this upcoming April. While offensive tackle is certainly their biggest need heading into the 2013 NFL Draft, any options at the position available when the Bears are on the clock would be nothing more than reaches. And if Teo is still on the board, Chicago would be getting a player with all of the physical tools, football IQ and leadership to lessen the pain of losing Urlacher.
When it all comes down to it, the biggest deciding factor will be whether or not the Bears think Teo can successfully step into Urlachers shoes. If thats the case, Teo at No. 20 is a great pick.
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Brian Urlacher vs Manti Te'o
NFL Free Agency starts in less than a month, then the NFL Draft six weeks after that. Lots of questions are still up in the air for General Manager Phil Emery, including what to do with his ILB position.
Brian Urlacher, one of the greatest middle linebackers to ever play the game, is currently a free agent. Last season was the final year of a 5-year contract... a contract that paid him over $40 millon.
He'll be 35 years old in May, and his body is getting worn down. He's played the position as aggressively as any of his Chicago predecessors, including Dick Butkus, and knows that his career is winding down. But he also feels like there is a little bit left in the tank, and wants to give it another round in Chicago.
New head coach Marc Trestman spoke recently on Urlacher, but didn't get into specifics on the linebacker's future in a Bears uniform. He stated that Urlacher clearly loved Chicago, but that their conversation was primarily based around Trestman gaining intel on the Bears locker room and learning about the culture and personalities of the players.
He never mentioned Urlacher's future, and conspicuously avoided answering questions about that when asked.
So what makes sense?
Many mock drafts that suggest Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o gets drafted by Chicago. Despite the weird fake girlfriend drama in recent months, and Alabama's dominating victory over Notre Dame in the National Championship game, Te'o will be drafted in the 1st round this year, and will be a day-1 starter for someone at ILB when the regular season kicks off (barring any injuries, of course)... and the Chicago Bears might be the perfect fit.
Te'o has been lauded by scouts as being more than ready for the NFL, and many even see him as being part of the next generation of linebackers with his instincts and athletic ability. His only knock is his speed, but his ability at stuffing the run is second to none.
Unless you're in a Colts/ Andrew Luck situation, there's rarely that perfect match situation in the NFL. General Manager Phil Emery has a LOT to consider when he looks at this roster, and Marc Trestman is going to need a LOT of help getting his offense off the ground.
Former GM Jerry Angelo was able to pull off a huge trade for a franchise quarterback, something that was unheard of in recent decades in Chicago, but did very little to put supporting pieces in place to help make that QB successful. New GM Emery doesn't seem like the type to recruit an offensive-minded head coach, then ignore the personnel needs on the offensive side of the ball. Marc Trestman has said he was excited for the opportunity to surround Jay Cutler with pieces to help him succeed. So we will see.
Manti Te'o might seem like the perfect replacement for Brian Urlacher, and that might very well be an option come draft day. It makes all the sense in the world on paper. But nothing in the NFL is that simple, and we might end up seeing Urlacher being given another year to play in Chicago. One thing to watch for is the timing of everything... If Urlacher is re-signed in the next few weeks, you can bet that the Bears won't be looking at Te'o when April rolls around. But if he's not re-signed, you can probably start drawing some conclusions...
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Chris, the kind man that he is, patiently waited for me to arrive at his house yesterday to try Molson's latest creation, Rickard's Dark. I must admit, my expectations were not all that high going in – a major brewer such as Molson has aggressive sales targets and reaching sales targets often translates into brewing bland beer. Sadly most macro-brewed Canadian beer has to appeal to most beer drinking Canadians, and most beer drinking Canadians are intimidated by a dark flavorful porter. With that said, There is nothing stopping Molson from brewing quality porter and I was hopping for the best.
Rickards Dark, a self proclaimed "porter", poured a deep, but nowhere near deep enough, ruby-brown. Of course I was only able to appreciate the colour after removing the supplied blindfold. I would very much love to speak with the marketer who came up with that idea – most brewers are proud of their beer's appearance.
The aroma was quite mild and I couldn't much detect any maple syrup. Similar to the color and aroma, the beer was mild and tasted quite similar to other Rickard brews. Faint flavors of roasted malts, chocolate and nuts was detected, key word being faint. For a more in depth tasting review check out Greg Clow's review at Taste T.O.
The Final Verdict
Rickards Dark is just not a porter, it is much closer to a mild ale or nut brown ale. Porters are dark, rich and flavorful – Rickards Dark was neither of the three. It is certainly not a great beer, but not foul in any way either. My hope is that Rickards Dark will serve as a gateway beer, introducing many beer drinkers to the unknown world of dark beer.


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David Smith, 32, of La. 182 in Berwick was charged at 5:55 p.m. on warrants for fourth offense marijuana possession, operating a vehicle with a suspended license and having a faulty windshield.
Chief Marc Folse said Smith was stopped on the traffic violations and a substance was found in the vehicle. When a lab report indicating it was marijuana came back, the warrants were issued.
Smith remains incarcerated today in lieu of a $50,000 bond.
Also reported by MCPD were:
—Dan Rucker, 48, of Brownsville, Texas, at 10:16 a.m. Thursday for disturbing the peace intoxicated. He remains incarcerated on $481 bond.
—City Marshals arrested Leanna Steele, 24, at 2:58 p.m. Thursday on a warrant for failure to appear in city court. She remained incarcerated in lieu of $1,200 bond.
The St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office made the following arrests overnight, according to Sheriff Mark Hebert:
—Crystal M. Leal, 26, of Grandwood Drive, Morgan City, was arrested at 10:06 a.m. Thursday at her home for theft and forgery. The complainant stated that the suspect stole checks from his home, and the victim's bank alerted him. Booked and incarcerated with no bond yet set.
—Michael P. Crouch, 26, of Seventh Street, Morgan City, was arrested at 10:57 a.m. Thursday at his home on a warrant for simple burglary. The burglary occurred in September 2011 at a local business that reported that copper wire was stolen. Booked and incarcerated with no bond yet set.
The Berwick Police Department reported one arrest overnight, according to Chief James Richard.
—Latrice Lewis, 28, Park Street, Patterson, was arrested at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Hollywood Casino on three counts of child desertion. The BPD received a complaint about three small children ranging in age from four to eight in her vehicle in the casino parking lot. Released on payment of $3,000 bond.
The Patterson Police Department made the following arrests overnight, according to Chief Patrick LaSalle:
—Randolph Anthony Joseph, 20, no address given, was arrested near Cherry and Park streets at 3:24 p.m. Thursday for possession of marijuana and for resisting an officer with force. Transported to parish jail. No bond information available.
—James Thomas Lumpkin, 42, of Mimosa Place, Lafayette, was arrested on Cleveland Street in Patterson at 9:05 p.m. Thursday for driving under suspension, expired motor vehicle identification, and having only one headlight. Released on payment of $616 bond.
—Anthony P. Ruffin, 33, of Washington Street, Patterson, was arrested near the intersection of Cherry and Muggah streets in Patterson at 11:51 p.m. Thursday on an outstanding warrant for aggravated second-degree battery. Remains incarcerated with no bond yet set.


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When I became pregnant with my second daughter I was very worried that my experience would be the same and that coupled with adjusting to having two children would put me over the edge. I initially planned to deliver at local hospital with a midwife group but after a trip to triage as well as watching my friend give birth in that very hospital I started to feel like a hospital birth just wasn't the experience that I wanted. I then watched "The Business of Being Born" that cemented that I didn't want another hospital birth. What I wanted was for the person who delivered me to know ME and to care about me and my child and to not feel like a number. I also really wanted to know the person who delivered me and I wanted to have a natural child birth in a calm, peaceful environment. It took me awhile to make my decision but at 30 weeks I switched my care to a much smaller midwife group at a birth center and I am so very glad that I did.
I was due on September 14th but I went overdue. On September 19th I went in to see my midwife at about 2pm. She did a stretch and sweep to see if we could get things going but we scheduled me to come back in at 7pm that night to break my water since I was 5 days overdue and the baby was low enough. I went back home and my older daughter and I walked around our neighborhood about 5 times to see if we could get things going. I was starting to feel a little crampy but nothing crazy was going on so we went in to pack her bag so she would be ready for her stay at Auntie and house for the weekend. I did a bunch of last minute cleaning and chores and then my Mom got to my house so she could stay with my daughter until my sister arrived. My husband, Greg, got home around 6:15 so he got ready, ate some dinner and we took off.
When we got to the birth center they were lighting candles and getting the room ready. It was so peaceful and calming. At about 7:20 they broke my water and things started moving along pretty quickly. I was able to work through the first part of the contractions pretty well by sitting on the exercise ball and using one of the candles as a focal point. I had put together good playlist and Greg made me some CD's so listening to the music really helped me to concentrate as well as Greg applying counter pressure on my lower back. My Mom arrived at about 8:30 and did whatever she could to help me feel comfortable. I went through those manageable contractions until about 9pm then they got more intense and it was a little harder to remain calm. I stayed in that position until about 10 o'clock when I got into the Jacuzzi tub. The tub felt great but I was still in some major pain. Greg was awesome coaching me through each contraction and my Mom was applying cold wash cloths to my face, neck and back depending on what position I was in. By around 10:30 I was not a happy camper and began begging for an epidural even thought I knew I didn't want one. My midwife informed me that my statement probably meant that I was ready to push so I tried to do so through my next contraction but I just couldn't get into the right position in the tub so I decided to get out and got on the birthing stool.
I cannot begin to describe the kind of pain I was in at this point. I was caught between being in so much pain that I just wanted the baby out and being afraid to push because of the pain. I pushed through about 3 contractions and felt like I wasn't getting anywhere but I was able to push her to crown pretty quickly. I promptly pushed her head out and felt a sense of relief until I was told that I still had to push her shoulders out. At this point, I started yelling at everyone around me to just take her out because I thought I could not do it. Greg just kept trying to encourage me and let me know that she was right there and that she was so pretty. He was so cute....already in love with her before she was fully born! Obviously, I made it past that point and pushed her out with the next contraction. She was born at 11:16 pm after 4 hours of labor. I looked at her and instantly fell in love.
Once I delivered her they handed her right to me and she didn't make a peep as I held her. She just hung out and got used to being in a new place. I think that my midwife was a bit concerned that she wasn't making any noise but as soon as Greg cut the cord and I handed her off she let out a huge wail. I delivered the placenta then somehow made it over to the bed where I just sat absolutely zoned out for about 30 minutes. When I finally had the strength to speak and actually hold her Greg brought her over to me and she began nursing like a champ! We hung out at the birth center for about 3 hours while they checked out the baby and watched me. It was so nice to sit in a comfortable bed without all the poking and prodding and just get to know my new baby. At about 2:30 am we left and headed home. It was so great to spend our first night in our own bed with no one to bother us! Even as she woke up through the night I felt this sense of calm knowing that I was at home and that I could provide her with all she needed.
My birth center experience was all that I imagined and more. I had a wonderful, short labor and I bonded with my daughter immediately. I had zero PPD and I adjusted very well to having two children. I really feel that my incredible birth played a huge role in this wonderful transition and I am so grateful that I had enough faith in myself to make the leap from the traditional hospital birth to an "unconventional" birth center birth.


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Paul Palagyi muttered an almost non-audible curse, directed at himself, too.
In tuning up his muzzle-loading rifle, Palagyi went a tad too far, cranking the adjustments his .50-caliber muzzle-loading rifle's optics more than he really needed.
"I should have left it alone," said Palagyi, who finally and correctly calibrated the optics' crosshairs for a picture-perfect point of aim.
While Palagyi is Lake Metroparks' executive director, he also is a deer hunter. Make that a skilled and ethical Ohio deer hunter.
By spending an hour or two on the range of a local sportsmen's club, Palagyi was able to properly tweak his muzzle-loader. In this way, Palagyi not only would have a properly tuned final product for Ohio's up-coming primitive weapons deer hunt, he also would have the piece ready for this weekend's so-called bonus two-day firearms deer-hunting season.
Thus, Palagyi was able to dial in his muzzle-loader for whichever hunt he decides to use the instrument.
That's not always the case for many other Ohio deer hunters. Yet with just two days left to kill a deer with a firearm, hunters need to ensure that they and their equipment are ready and up to the challenge.
After all, a hunter may get only one chance, and it's best to make the most of the opportunity.
For this reason, long-time area sportsman Don Schonauer offers up these classic tips in order for him and other Ohio deer hunters to bring home the venison. He calls them "things I should have done in my last deer hunt." They are:
-- I should have sighted-in my gun, especially after every time I bumped it. Continued...
-- I should have been in the woods earlier so as not to have disturbed the deer.
-- If only I had sat in one place longer.
-- I should have carried more ammunition.
-- I should have taken better care of my hunting clothes.
-- I should have checked the wind direction before I took my stand.
-- I should have remembered the deer drag rope instead of relying on my hunting boot's laces.
-- I should have dressed more warmly so I sit longer.
-- I should have waited for the best shot.
-- I should have brought along either my GPS or at least a good compass.
-- I should have remembered to pack my lunch. Continued...
-- I should have packed another pair of dry socks in case I step in a deep water-filled hole.
-- I should have charged up my cell phone.
-- I should have brought my permission-to-hunt form.
-- I should have remembered both my hunter-orange hunting jacket and hat.
-- I should have spent more time looking for the deer that I shot but couldn't find.
-- I should have brought along my lucky rabbit's foot.
-- (My addition: I should have brought along a back-up shotgun).
-- The statistics for last year's bonus two-day firearms deer-hunting season show that Ohio hunters killed 17,172 animals, compared to the 21,376 deer that were shot during the same hunt in 2010. That is a 20-percent drop. Locally in 2011, the bonus two-day hunt produced the following deer kill totals (with their respective 2010 two-day kills in parentheses): Ashtabula County — 400 (588); Cuyahoga — Zero (5); Geauga — 166 (148); Lake County — 47 (60); Trumbull County — 252 (334).
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Over the past ten or so years, I've gotten into a number of both all female bands and female fronted bands, along with a few female artists, and I would just like to know which ones are your favorites. This can include the whole history of rock'n'roll, from Wanda Jackson to the Shangri Las to Janis Joplin to the Runaways, etc.
Here are my favorites, in order of preference...
Manda and the Marbles
The Pipettes
The Cocktail Slippers
The Charms
The Holograms
The Paybacks
The Runaways
Les Hell on Heels
The Gore Gore Girls
Vibeke Saugestad
Suzi Quattro
The Donnas
Rose Elinore Dougall (Former Pipette)
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Red Aunts
No Talents
Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
too many to name...
Please don't judge me, but I really like the Yeah Yeah Yeah's... They have this really cool vibe and of course, the amazing vocals of Karen O. They've got plenty of good records that prove their greatness.
And of course, can't forget about Janis Joplin. Good vocals, lyrical content and of course, good music in overall.
River City Tanlines
Vivian Girls
Hot Cha Cha
Shannon and the Clams
The Ettes
Heavy Cream
Wax Idols
In recent years , The Sirens , who are fronted by Muffy Kroha , Danny's Sister. She can really scream right up there with Roky , Little Richard and Noddy , too. But , she also has quite a dynamic range. She laughed when I told her I thought it was two people singinging on their first album. I like Wendy Case , too , but much more with Ten High than with The Paybacks. I mow against the grain , sorry. Jezebel from The Friggs , Heidi Liebe from Sit'n'Spin , Chris Horne from The Brood (Tho' it's too bad she had that clip taken down.) , Mary Huff from Southern Culture on The Skids (Younger people , please ! Save SCOTS FROM BECOMING A SOCCER MOM BAND, AND ATTEND THEIR GIGS.) , Lil' Lisa - Louise from The Dyes.
She's The Queen.The rest are all Ladies in Waiting. Not a bad thing to be.
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...just too lazy to search through all of the 11 pages here, but I hope anyone mentioned WANDA JACKSON!!!
Just to name a few...
The Shangri-Las
The Ronettes
The Crystals
The Tammys
The Honeys
The Westwoods
The Paris Sisters
The Cinderellas
The Girls
The Breakaways
The Chantelles
Lesley Gore
Nancy Sinatra
Donna Loren
Jackie DeShannon
Annette Funicello
Emy Jackson
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LAST SPRING, I BECAME one of the people who went a little bit crazy when "Scandal" started on ABC. This was a big deal for two reasons. The first was that the star of "Scandal" is Kerry Washington. Washington's the sort of woman who deserves better parts than the assortment of girlfriends, wives, and temptresses she has played.
With some actors, you spend so much time hoping for the best that it becomes a trial — is this the show-movie-book-record that does "it"? I just wanted whatever I was rooting for to happen for Washington — for the whole world to love her brainy approach to sexiness as much as her obsessives do.
I know you are making a bigger point -- and you're right about it -- but on a small scale, can I just disagree and say Scandal is a lot of fun. Yeah, some times the dialogue is too fast paced, but folks used to complain about West Wing doing the same thing. I think it's smartly written and entertaining.
Incendiary article Mr Morris. I also believes it insults the intelligence. A strong well written show could have a anyone in the lead regardless of color. There have been many great shows featuring people of color and I doubt their success can be traced to one type of person watching. Ratings drive advertising dollars plain and simple. Maybe it's the lack of black actors and actresses? Fact 12% of the Population is Black, 16% is Hispanic or Latino, which may explain the lack of actor/actresses. Why is TV still so white? Really? I would have had much more respect for your article if you had stated a reason rather than throwing a grenade into the room and then walking out. Oh btw I'm a 53 year old white male who watches Key and Peele weekly which I know put's me outside their demographic.
White person decides that white overrepresentation on TV is cool, also intimates that racism in the media is an acceptable price to pay for financial success. Rather than the traditional claiming of a black friend, he mentions that he watches a "black" TV show because that should count for something, right?
Tell me, 53 year old white male : how many scripted shows in primetime slots have non-white characters as main characters--not tokens, not bit parts, not sidekicks, not stereotypes? Is it 12%? 16%? Less? Waaaay less?
If you don't see a problem there, I don't know what to tell you. I don't doubt that you'd get along fine either way, though.
Lucy Liu in a Deerstalker hat? I don't see it happening.You can even add the pipe, it just doesn't work, sorry.


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Costus igneus a medicinal plant is a Magic Cure for Diabetes. Its leaves helps to build up insulin in the human body so it is commonly known as insulin plant in India This plant was grown in America and is becoming popular in India because of its medicinal chemicals. It is now accepted and used widely as an Ayurvedic medicinal herb. Costus igneus belongs to the family Costaceae. Consumption of the leaves are believed to lower blood glucose levels, and diabetics who consumed the leaves of this plant did report a fall in their blood glucose levels.
Insulin Plant: Insulin plant (Costus ingneus) is a relatively new entrant to Kerala and India. The plant is characterized by large fleshy looking leaves. The undersides of these large, smooth, dark green leaves have light purple shade. The leaves are spirally arranged around the stem, forming attractive, arching clumps arising from underground rootstocks. The maximum height of these plants is about two feet. The flowers are orange in color and are beautiful, 1.5-inch diameter. Flowering occurs during the warm months. And they appear to be cone-like heads at the tips of branches. Costus ingneus plant grows very quickly. Propagation of Costus ingneus plant is by stem cutting.
Medicinal Use: In Ayurvedic treatment diabetes patients are advised to chew down the Insulin plants leaves for a month. The patient has to take two leaves per day in the morning and evening for one week. The leaves must be chewed well before swallowing. After one week the patient should take one leaf each in the morning and evening. This dosage should be continued for 30 days. Allopathic doctors too recommend it and it is found to be effective in bringing blood sugar levels under completely under control. There is also dried and ground powder of the leaves now available in the market.
Research: According to International Journal of Ayurveda Research a new study on Insulin plant (Costus ingneus) was pblished recently. The leaves of insulin plant (Costus igeus) reduced the fasting and postprandial blood sugar levels, bringing them down towards normal, in dexamethasone-induced hyperglycemia in rats. Reduction in the fasting and the postprandial blood sugar levels with leaves of insulin plant was comparable with that obtained with Glibenclamide 500 µg/kg at 250 mg/kg/day and 500 mg/kg/day of powdered leaves of the insulin plant (Costus igeus)
Important Note: This plant was recommended by Shri Anand Guruji in his Pranavam programme telecasted in ETV Kannada Channel. While browsing on this plant I heard that taking the insulin plant over a long period of time screws up the kidneys! Please avoid this plant; you might get interim relief, but not over the long term. Before consuming, please clarify or consult with knowledged person on this plant.


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Recap: Capitals 7, Panthers 1
Capitals 7, Panthers 1: Defensemen John Erskine and John Carlson scored during a four-goal outburst in the first 8:10 as host Washington defeated Florida for the sixth straight time.Wojtek Wolski and Mike Ribeiro also scored in the first period while Alex Ovechkin had a power-play goal and two assists for the Capitals, who have scored 18 goals in three meetings with the Panthers this season. Braden Holtby made 29 saves to improve to 8-3-0 in his 11th consecutive start.Jacob Markstrom allowed goals to Erskine and Wolski on the first two shots he faced and was replaced by Scott Clemmensen, who yielded a pair of tallies on his first six shots. Jack Skille spoiled Holtby's shutout bid with 9:11 remaining for the Panthers, who are 2-5-1 in their last eight games Erskine scored on a slap shot from the blue line which squeezed between Markstrom's right arm and body before Wolski collected the puck at the side of the net and surprised Markstrom with a wrap-around 1:12 later. Carlson's slap shot from between the right circle and the blue line knuckled past Clemmensen at 5:38.Ovechkin converted in the second period during a five-minute power play after Jason Chimera took a vicious hit from defenseman Tyson Strachan, who also received a game misconduct. Eric Fehr, who won Tuesday's game over Boston in overtime, and Mathieu Perreault added third-period goals.GAME NOTEBOOK: Washington RW Troy Brouwer returned to the lineup after missing his first game as a Capital on Tuesday because of illness and had two assists. ... Six of Ovechkin's nine goals have come on the power play and Thursday's tally snapped an 0-for-13 drought with the man advantage for Washington, which entered the game with the No. 4 power play unit in the NHL at 24.7 percent. ... Ribeiro also had two assists, and has scored in three straight games while recording six points during that span.
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