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Winston wrote:Doubling up the leaf spring was not an option for me since my Highlander tail spring channel is barely deep enough for the main 3/8" thick spring itself. Any additional spring might allow the main spring to rotate out of the channel on the one 3/8" bolt. Welding on the channel was not an option since I don't want to mess up the fabric. The T3 has 25+ hours on it and is working great.
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Spring Training mind games? Definitely, maybe
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- On paper, the Braves and Nationals are the top dogs in the National League East. They'll face each other 19 times in the regular season, and quite possibly again in October with a trip to the World Series on the line.
Their Grapefruit League camps are only about an hour apart, too. So Tuesday's 8-4 Atlanta win at Champion Stadium was the second of five March meetings this year.View Full Game Coverage
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- On paper, the Braves and Nationals are the top dogs in the National League East. They'll face each other 19 times in the regular season, and quite possibly again in October with a trip to the World Series on the line.
Their Grapefruit League camps are only about an hour apart, too. So Tuesday's 8-4 Atlanta win at Champion Stadium was the second of five March meetings this year.View Full Game Coverage
It's been said that familiarity breeds contempt. In this case, it at least raises the question of whether it's possible to treat these Spring Training encounters the same as a random encounter with, say, the Twins.
Most players would have you believe that it's all about getting your work in and it doesn't matter what laundry the opposition is wearing. Nats ace Stephen Strasburg pitched two innings Tuesday. He could get four, five or even six starts against Atlanta in the regular season. Ditto for Kris Medlen of the Braves, who worked three innings. He projects to get multiple assignments against Washington.
Both young stars insisted they didn't change anything because of that. Which is gospel. Probably. Maybe. Because, think about it. If they were running some sort of misdirection play, the last thing they'd do is talk about it now. That would sort of spoil the whole point, wouldn't it?
The oral history of baseball is replete with tales of hitters who took, or swung at and intentionally missed, certain pitches during spring games with hopes of getting that same offering in a crucial situation when the games counted. Or pitchers who worked a hitter one way in March, looking ahead to fooling them with something different in September.
Some teams routinely shuttle their starters off to the Minor League complex to start on days they would otherwise be up against a divisional rival.
For years, Braves coach Eddie Perez was the personal catcher for Greg Maddux. Now, some of the stories can be told. Perez was fuzzy on some of the details Tuesday, but there's an essential truth when he talks about how the 2014 Hall of Famer would try to set up hitters far in advance.
Both tales involve Astros first baseman Jeff Bagwell. Because Houston trains in Kissimmee, which is practically next door, the teams were frequent Grapefruit League opponents. They also met in the playoffs in 1997, '99 and 2001, back when the Astros were in the NL.
During one exhibition, Perez visited the mound with Bagwell at the plate.
"He said, 'I want to throw a weird pitch against this guy,'" Perez recalled. "I said, 'What are you talking about?' He said, 'Just give me a weird sign and I'm going to throw something like a changeup.'"
The pitch started out normally, then dive-bombed. Bagwell stepped out of the box, turned to Perez and started yelling. "What was that? What was that? What was that?"
Even though Maddux never threw him that pitch again, he had an advantage because in the back of his mind he knew he had to look for it. Later, Maddux told Perez why he had done it.
"He said, 'See? They're thinking about me. Now I've got his mind set for the next time,'" Perez said with a laugh.
The other incident took place during the 1997 regular season, but the principle remains the same.
"We used to go over the hitters before the game, and he told me, 'Nothing inside on Bagwell,'" Perez said. "OK. So [now we're ahead] and all of a sudden he wants to go in. And Bagwell hits a foul ball, like 500 feet. Next pitch, he wanted to go in again. I'm thinking, 'What's his problem?' And he hit a home run.
"I was mad. I said, 'What the hell, man?' And he says, 'Two months from now, we're going to play them in the playoffs because they have a good team and they're going to make it. And he's going to be looking for that pitch.' I turned around and said, 'Whatever, dude,' and walked away. Two months later, we're in the playoffs. I'd already forgotten about what happened."
But Maddux hadn't forgotten and, just as significantly, neither had Bagwell. In the eighth inning of Game 1 of the '97 NL Division Series between the Astros and Braves, Atlanta was clinging to a one-run lead. Houston had the tying run on second with two outs. Bagwell was at the plate. Maddux struck him out on changeups away.
"We walk into the dugout and he says, 'Hey, you remember two months ago? He was looking for that pitch,'" Perez said, laughing again.
If Strasburg or Medlen engaged in any of that sort of gamesmanship Tuesday, they kept it strictly on the down low.
Strasburg openly talked about trying out his new slider against Braves center fielder B.J. Upton and catcher Evan Gattis, scoffing at the suggestion that he was giving up any sort of future edge by doing so.
"They've never seen it before," Strasburg said. "[But] in today's game, they've got scouting reports like you wouldn't believe. And we've got it on them. So the bottom line is that you have to go out and execute your pitches. If you do that, the odds are in your favor. It doesn't matter if they know it's coming."
"[Gattis] asked me if I wanted to do the Spring Training thing even though Bryce Harper is up there," Medlen said. "'Do you want to just locate your fastball?' And I'm like, 'Hell no.' Because I've seen what he does to fastballs. So we pitched more in-season, mixing up pitches and whatnot. I'm not saying that's how I'm going to attack guys, but I'm incorporating a lot of my secondary stuff.
"I've faced them before. The way scouting reports are now, I know exactly what guys can and can't hit, how often they hit it and what they hit on 3-1 counts. It's crazy, the stuff guys have. They know I have a two-seamer and locate to both sides. They know I have a changeup I throw early or late in counts. It's just a matter of mixing it all in."
And that's gospel. Probably. Maybe.
Paul Hagen is a reporter for MLB.com.

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hey so it looks like the NS2 server isn't allowing some people to connect to it, including myself.
Hey Z, hows it going!? How feasible do you think it is to have our own 7 days to die server?
We could have a community base for the people who start new (if many days have passed already) where they can level up in there with the help of other players, similarly to how wcs used to force newcomers to rely on assistance and items they pick up, or they can then wander in the wild and do wtvr they want. It can be pvp or pve only depending on how much grievances happen. TOS would still apply in terms of grieving and team killing and just being a total cunt. but i could find this like ZM mode meets gg meets wcs, but harder.... Thoughts on how much it would cost to have or maintain or populate?
Reason why i suggest 7 days it's because the servers we have are population-reliant, if there arent players on, u cant ZM GG or wcs (obviously... it's dead).. but in 7days, one player CAN just join and play if there arent any other players on, and effectively drag more ppl to join them
Been doin' just fine Z. I'm always on Steam you know. Happy New Years!
oh and fyi, the text box (wisywig?) would actually flash white sometimes right after it stops freezing. thought i'd let you know in case it mattered
Yeah my sig keeps "everything" at 100% uptime :P
No but seriously, I'll try to keep an eye out and maybe next time I can check all google processes to see what's cooking.
if you have hoverzoom like myself, please open the link in a separate page because it's 3 images in a row (album).
There was a HUGE delay in typing, like 8-14 characters behind the keypresses i was making, even with only ONE ibis tab open...
I think WE are noticing the memory leak build up in mafia games more often because we spend AT LEAST 8 minutes page page reading and analysing retards and their posts... as opposed to the other casual people that open a page and post withing 3 minutes.
Actually zero i AM using 10 posts per page only because I was having this leak for a long time ..
So it just happened to me now, ALSO in a mafia game, and it happened when I opened 2 ibis forums tabs (needed to write smthn in mafia game but needed to check first post to see list of players in the game posted there.). THIS is what happened for 5 minutes. Here are the first 3 minutes of it.
I think it's the wysiwig pluging conflicting or internally crashing. I had that happen to me when developing a site before. It's basically restarting on an infinite loop until you force it to stop.
Under 'General Options' in your settings, if you scroll down to 'Thread Display Options' it gives you the option to view up to 40 posts per page (I use 40 because it makes navigating mafia games easier) - it could be that that's the root of the problem so if need be I suppose I can live with the forum default settings. I wanted to bring up the issue at some point so I was pleasantly surprised with Cyber did it before I could.
Hopefully changing the number of posts fixes the leaks.
Yes, the memory leak is massive. (Also using Chrome)
Hey. Currently I use chrome on the latest stable build (will check version later). OS doesn't matter bcos this happens on all 5 of my computer AND my nexus 6p which also uses chrome now that I think about it.
I will take a look at which pages exactly but I can tell you that the current mafia game (watch tower) has caused this recently as well, on page 12 when I was loading at 20 posts per page.


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Though I see the dashboard recording data and updating the screen; and despite my checking to Stream data to warehouse, my ranking remains always the same, something way in the past.
So I tried a new download of dashboard and onto the other comp0uter which uses the funcube-dongle plus.
No difference, the rankings p[age seems to think I don't submit data.
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Having just scanned Topics in the "Support" section, I see any topic dealing with Data into the 'Warehouse', in the lqast year, has never been replied to.
A few days ago I dedicated an M2 "2m440XP" antenna and a computer to dealing with Funcube satellite and reporting back the data received.
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DALLAS — Nancy Suarez Lee waited anxiously at Dallas Love Field baggage claim Thursday morning.
She had never met the family arriving on Southwest Airlines flight 1643, but the North Richland Hills woman felt like she knew them. They had communicated for months through telephone calls, text messages and Facebook.
Sixteen months earlier, Lee, 54, underwent a lifesaving double-lung transplant at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. The lungs, she learned more than a year later, came from Brittany Saucier, a 26-year-old wife and mother who died in an accident in Gulfport, Miss.
Thursday, Saucier's mother, younger sister and godmother were traveling from Mississippi to meet Lee and her family for the first time.
John Rhodes/Star-Telegram via AP
When Brittany Lynn DuVernay Saucier died in a accident, the family donated her lungs to Nancy Suarez Lee, saving her life.
"I've been waiting for this day for a long time," Lee said. "I am about to meet the mother of my lungs. So that's just really kind of an amazing thing."
On the airplane, Ellen DuVernay, Saucier's mother, experienced similar feelings. The day before she left for North Texas, she had said she was excited about the meeting but also was preparing for the emotions it would stir for both of them.
"I am sure we will both do some crying," DuVernay said. "But I feel like I am about to meet family."
Lee was born with Hermansky-Pudlack Syndrome, a genetic, metabolic disorder that causes albinism and can lead to pulmonary fibrosis, which causes the lungs to become damaged or scarred and stop functioning properly.
In 2010, her lungs started to fail. Lee, who worked in human resources and has three adult children and a stepson, lost her energy and required oxygen. Simply showering was difficult and walking up a set of stairs out of the question.
John Rhodes/Star-Telegram via AP
"I've been waiting for this day for a long time," Lee said. "I am about to meet the mother of my lungs. So that's just really kind of an amazing thing."
By June 2011, she was on the waiting list for new lungs at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Her husband Dave and her children stayed upbeat in her presence. But Lee was considered the matriarch of the family and, without her, her husband worried they could fall apart.
Lee was still on the waiting list on Sept. 20, 2011. On that day, in Gulfport, Miss., DuVernay, Saucier and Saucier's 4-year-old daughter Mackenzie were at DuVernay's home on a golf course in their subdivision.
Saucier had long brown hair, green eyes and, her mother said, a beautiful smile. She worked for an after-school care program at an elementary school. She was best friends with her sister, Kortney, 19. She had been married for six years, and she loved to paint with her daughter.
"She was just wonderful," DuVernay said. "She was a fantastic mom, and her life revolved around that child."
That day, DuVernay, Saucier and Mackenzie rode a golf cart to the clubhouse to pick up sandwiches for lunch. On the slow drive home, Saucier slipped from the back of the cart, striking her head on the street. She had a seizure — an image that still gives DuVernay nightmares — and was rushed to the hospital.
When it was clear that Saucier would not survive, DuVernay and her husband Larry learned that their daughter was an organ donor.
"She had always been so generous to others," DuVernay said. "And she was that way until the day she died."
Hours later, surgeons were transplanting Saucier's lungs into Lee. The young woman's liver went to a father in Georgia. Her kidneys went to two men in Mississippi.
Lee knew nothing about her donor and transplant officials suggest that, if organ recipients want to contact a donor's family, they wait at least a year.
John Rhodes/Star-Telegram via AP
This is the first time the two family's have met in person.
Patricia Kaiser, a clinical nurse specialist the UT Southwestern Heart and Lung Transplant Clinic, said she encourages organ recipients to write letters to the families of organ donors. Often, discussing the subject is emotional for patients.
"I tell them very directly that this person did not die because they needed an organ," she said. "But this is a way to give thanks to the family of someone who has given them a gift of life."
As the year passed, Lee composed letters in her head. But the words felt insufficient, too small to express her gratitude.
In Mississippi, however, DuVernay was writing a letter of her own. She wanted to tell the recipients about her daughter and wish them well.
Lee got the letter in October. At dinner that night, 13 relatives joined her at New York Pizza Pasta in Valley Ranch. She read silently, tears in her eyes, sharing snippets aloud.
"She was a female ... Her name was Brittany ... She had a little girl," she told them.
By the end, everyone at the table was in tears.
Lee wrote back almost immediately. This time, she found the words.
"I have always felt sad that someone had to lose their life and a family lose a loved one in order for me to live. But I was especially struck by your letter because Brittany was so young, because she left Mackenzie behind, and because your description of your relationship with her reminds me so much of my relationship with my daughters. I thank God every day, as I know that I would not be here today were it not for your selfless gift."
At the airport, Lee's daughter Jessica, 24, spotted their guests arriving from their gate. Near the same age as Saucier when she died, Jessica and Kortney, like their mothers, built a friendship through text messages and Facebook.
The families rushed toward each other. No words were spoken. Lee and DuVernay wrapped themselves in a long, tearful hug. Jessica and Kortney did the same.
Saucier's godmother, Cheryl Yeargin, told a story from the airplane, how the family told a flight attendant why they were visiting.
Soon, the captain made an announcement in the cabin asking other passengers to stay seated and let the DuVernays deplane first.
When they landed, a man in the front row stood up and a flight attendant politely asked him to wait, she said.
Both families, wiping tears, laughed.
"I'm overwhelmed," DuVernay said.
"I'm so glad you're here," Lee told her.
A full weekend together awaited them. Lee planned a reception so all her family and friends could meet the DuVernays, followed by a dinner.
Arms still around one another, the two families turned and walked away together.


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The spicy chocolate pint is referred to on the MilkMade website as a xocolatl ice cream and an homage to the Mayans. While the Maya word for chocolate was chocol'ha and xocolatl is actually an Aztec word, this flavor rises above the linguistic misappropriations of its creators and becomes a rich, spicy treat worthy of the gods of all Mesoamerican cultures. Basically the same spicy chocolate drink was enjoyed by both cultures anyway. The chilis used in this provide a nice slow burn on the back of the palette that makes milk a good beverage choice for after a few bites. The chocolate is rich and creamy and provides the perfect vehicle and balance for the spice.
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McDonald ended his career at UMass Boston as a three-year member of the lacrosse program, while Petitti was the first four-year player for head coach Tyler Low. The Quincy native ended his college career as the all-time leader in career games played.


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Cartoon Christian music video based on Ecclesiastes 12:13-4
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Cartoon Christian music video based on Ecclesiastes 12:13-4
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Posted by Job on January 26, 2012
Matthew Wrickman, a pastor and blogger with whom I have corresponded in the past, wished to discuss How The Penn State University Child Molestation Case Demonstrates The Existence Of God and did so in a comment, which he reproduced as a post on his site (which I encourage you to patronize). The objections – er dialogue points – that he raised are good ones as always, and my interaction with them is as follows. Pastor Wrickman's words are in blocked quote format, and mine follow. Thank you.
" Interesting response. Most commentators for the last 200 years at least have used evil in the reverse sense as the greatest problem for the existence of God. The line of logic would be that Sandusky is evil. If God was really good, really powerful, and really existed then He would have intervened and stopped the action. He didn't so either He is not really good, really powerful, or does not really exist. As a line of logic it seems rather convincing. I, of course, would argue (as you hinted at) that God has intervened through the person of Son. That the cross of Christ represents Christ's solidarity with the victims of Sandusky, as well as, his offer of healing to both victim and victimizer. Mix that with classical free will theory and I feel that the question has been answered; perhaps not superbly but answered nonetheless."
Alas, you are of the Remonstrants, I am of the Synod of Dort! (Actually I am Particular Baptist after the manner of Charles Spurgeon, William Carey and Paul Bunyan and you are not classical Arminian or Wesleyan as you to not believe that one can lose his salvation, but otherwise you get the picture.)
"You once stated that you enjoyed boiling down arguments to the logical extreme"
Well, my love of reductio ad absurdum was in my angry, immature phase. (In what many might consider to be an irony, it was becoming a "5 point Calvinist" – or again more accurately a Particular Baptist – that helped me get past my anger, which I ultimately discovered was truthfully coming from within and was directed inwardly also.) I now rarely employ this debate tactic, though I hear that it is a very good tool for computer scientists and mathematicians.
"and that is where pointing from evil to God fails. At it's extreme it allows for no differentiation between evil and God.""
I agree with you to a point, as a multitude of false religions (as I understand them) have deities that are dualistic, amoral or even malevolent. But that extreme is precluded by the holy scriptures. Though I do dabble in classical and evidential apologetics from time to time – to the extent that I am able – for the most part I adhere to the presuppositional apologetics school of Cornelius Van Til and similar, which takes the truth and authority of the Bible to be a non-negotiable starting point and proceeds from there. (I further build on that school by presuming a basic "rule of faith", or a normative interpretation of the Bible, belief in its inerrancy/inspiration/authority, and application of its doctrines to the church).
So, inasmuch as the Bible differentiates between evil and God, I presume this to be true also. My purpose for authoring the above piece was intended not to much to be an exercise in philosophy, ethics or similar, but for evangelism and encouragement. Thus, it presumes some degree of faith – and please recall that faith is not produced by man but is given by God – and is not intended for the purposes of debating the likes of Sam Harris, Charles Dawkins or the late Christopher Hitchens.
"One might state that if evil has a positive outcome such as pointing to God; then committing evil cannot be entirely wrong (as it creates some good outcome). Therefore committing an evil act cannot be considered wrong and cannot then be evil."
What you speak of is outcome-based religion. The problem with such religions is that man, lacking perfect knowledge and morality, is incapable of properly evaluating outcomes. Only God can do so. What we perceive to be a "good" outcome according to our perspective might actually be evil according to God, and the converse is also true. Consider an example: a small leak in a dam. A person might make an improper repair to the leak that for a time stops the water from running, but makes the dam weaker, or at minimum ignores the root cause of the leak. Now though the fix is flawed, it might last a long time – during the duration of that person's life. And for that time, that person will be considered to have done a great good in fixing the leak, and will go to his grave with such estimation.
But suppose that the dam ultimately breaks and catastrophically floods the town! Was this a good deed? No, because in the most extreme case, where the leak would have been at most a minor annoyance but remained, the fix made the dam weaker and caused it to suddenly burst where it would not have had the fix not been applied. In even the most favorable possible case, the fix caused everyone to BELIEVE that the problem was solved, and hindered them from seeking a real solution, or from evacuating the town if no solution was possible or practical.
Such is the result of false religion: it creates self-righteousness and blinds the sinner from his need for God. And false doctrines in Christianity can similar impede the spiritual growth of a Christian. So, the measure of "good acts" are not by their outcomes ("the ends justify the means") or their intentions ("he meant well/his heart was in the right place") but rather the fidelity of these acts to the commandments of Jesus Christ as revealed by the Holy Scriptures regardless of their apparent outcomes. God and His Word are the standard, not the outcome or our perception of it, and by the definition of God as determined by His special revelation to us in the Bible, fidelity to God and His Word cannot be evil.
That is why the people who obeyed the commandments of God to commit genocide and fratricide in the Old Testament were not evil, and those who committed what might have been considered good in sparing, say, a Canaanite baby out of what seemed to be mercy upon the innocent who posed no threat when when God commanded to utterly destroy all the Canaanites would have been evil. Where of course we would say that killing a Canaanite baby is evil, and sparing the baby and raising it up according to the Jewish religion would have been good according to our own understanding, we have to accept by faith God's statements when He says that His ways are not our ways, His thoughts are not our thoughts, and obey God according to that same faith.
If we do otherwise, and obey God when it conforms to our own sense of good and evil and abandon God's commandments when they contradict them, we are following our own religion and morality and not God's, and we have made ourselves into gods in the place of God.
"On another level it also implicates God in evil; because it seems to make God a participant in the evil action. Therefore one might question the goodness of God."
Well, the psalmists and prophets seemed to regularly question the goodness of God, no? Yet they remained faithful. It is not blind faith, but faith in God's self-revelation to us through His Son. The role of the Holy Spirit is not to answer all of our questions, but to reassure us, comfort us and keep us in the faith despite them. Or to save us from our faithless condition despite them. The Bible declares oft that we cannot understand God and His ways, and that we are not to even try to. We are to merely – as the old hymn says – trust and obey Him.
But let it be said that God does certainly use evil to accomplish His ends. And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose, and this includes evil things. And God most certainly does use evil events. When a sinner commits evil, the Holy Spirit convicts him of this evil in order to drive him to repentance unto salvation. When a Christian commits evil, the Holy Spirit convicts him of this evil in order to drive him to repentance unto restoration. The Holy Spirit does not cause this evil, but He certainly uses it.
But as touching God and evil actions: consider when God sent a lying spirit to the false prophets in order to provoke wicked king Ahab into going into battle so that Ahab could be slain as a punishment for his (Ahab's) wickedness. Consider also when God made pharaoh ruler of Egypt and hardened his heart so that pharaoh would oppress the children of Israel mightily, as God wanted an occasion to judge the Egyptians for their wickedness, to save Israel and make them a nation, and to display evidence of His existence and power to the world. Consider when God used the wicked pagan Assyrian and Babylonian empires to judge Israel and Judah for their infidelity to the Sinai covenant (and this required allowing Assyria and Babylon to conquer other nations and otherwise rise to power). And consider when Jesus Christ chose the non-elect Judas Iscariot as one of His apostles so that Judas Iscariot could betray Him and otherwise fulfill the prophecies.
It is very fair to say that God participated in these evil actions, if you rely on the common human definition of participation. In the Bible, God does asserts His right to do evil, at least according to man's perspective of evil (when God did so, He was condescending to the limited understanding capacity of man in that He allowed them to regard His actions as evil).
Just because we see something as evil does not make it evil. God is the standard, the Self-existing Self-defined one who is goodness and righteousness within Himself. Evil, then, is by definition that which is contrary to God, and God by definition cannot be contrary to Himself. Any other definition of evil makes man a judge of not only himself, but of God. This is something than an unbeliever – especially an atheist or rationalist – will never accept but that Christians are called to accept, believe and submit ourselves to through faith.
The unwillingness to accept the fact that God Himself is the definition of good and that evil is defined by its being in opposition to God is the source of so many of these logical games, tricks and constructions on the behalf of many apologists. This fact also solves the apparent problem of God telling one person to do one thing at one time and another person to do something else (i.e. when God commanded Ezekiel and Hosea to break the Mosaic law by eating bread defiled with excrement and marrying a cult prostitute): we are simply to believe that God can do so without Himself being contradictory.
"I prefer the Biblical account which simply claims that God is the good God who overcomes evil. He is the one that thwarts evil, and instead works good in the life of the believer where the evil one had sought to sow destruction. Evil, then, remains evil; and God remains good. It is not the evil action that points to God; but rather His action in turning away the evil and establishing his redemption in its wake. The redemption points to God."
The problem with that is that it relies on an incomplete portion of the Holy Scriptures, excluding bad facts. Consider, well, the book of Job (which has been as much a source of fascination and meditation for me as I certainly hope the Gospel of Matthew has been for you)! Let's face it: God delivered Job into the hands of Satan for Satan to do whatever he wished with Job and all that he had save taking Job's life. And please recall: the Bible is clear that the calamities that came upon Job were not due to any sin that Job had committed. Job's CHILDREN died, not because of any sin of Job or the children, and despite Job's daily sacrificing for his children in case they sinned. (Of course, their deaths would have occurred due to their original sin, as did Job's death, but let us focus on their untimely deaths, which was considered to be an evil occurrence in OT times and still is to this day.)
We have to come up with a theodicy that is faithful to the entirety of the Bible. Not only must we do this in order to be faithful to God through His Word, but this is also the only way to construct a theodicy that encompasses the range of the facts of life that we have to confront, such things as wars, plagues, horrific crimes, miscarriages, birth defects etc. God does overcome evil by eliminating all that which is contrary to Himself. Keep in mind: this process will not be completely finished until the eschaton, when this creation is destroyed by fire, the wicked are cast into eternal flame, and a new heaven and a new earth is created.
As to why God did not make the original creation after the same manner of the new heaven and new earth, we just have to accept that God did all things according to a manner that pleased Him. The idea that God was obligated to prevent the existence of evil in order to not Himself be evil is man's thinking, not our own. And it is thinking that is centered on man and his own interests, as we accuse God for not acting to avoid our own misery and suffering. We want to be able to say that God is not good if the result of His original creation was humans – most of whom never encountered with the gospel of Jesus Christ to either accept or reject – being punished in the lake of fire for an eternity. As mentioned earlier, our duty is to accept these facts because they are how God revealed Himself and His actions in the Bible, and not to generate contrivances to avoid the fulness of God's self-revelation and its implications. Make no mistake: unbelievers are fully aware of these things! Have you ever perused skepticsannotatedbible.org and similar counter-apologetics efforts? It is far better to directly confront these things in scripture, meditate on them, accept them through faith, and work them into our systematic theologies than to simply pretend that they do not exist, or to come up with human-centered (if not necessarily humanistic) evasions.
One last point if evil has some positive function in our world then the ultimate destruction of it would in essence be destroying it, and with it destroying an important way of knowing God. Yet our God promises to end evil once and for all. That is our hope that on a day in the hopefully not-too-distant future He will return to bring into completion or fullness the reality of His Kingdom that he established in His previous visit. The cross is the seal of payment, and the spirit is his down payment asserting His intentions to return. Evil will be no more and His people will be entirely free to serve Him in eternity. We will then celebrate His victory, not His battle.
There is a difference between saying that evil has an absolute positive function in the world, and merely stating that God uses evil to accomplish His purposes. However, even if God did so as you speak, it would be well within His right to terminate it. Does God still feed His people with manna? Of course, God did a great thing by feeding His people with manna. Does the fact that you no longer eat manna destroy an important way of knowing God? Does the fact that you are not a Jew living in Jerusalem under the Mosaic law destroy an important way of knowing God? God forbid! So, if God can discontinue good things, then how much more so can He discontinue evil that He uses for good purposes? We know God only by God's revelation.
Whether God's revelation consists of His use of evil to accomplish His goals or not, the knowledge of God is the same. Why? Because God – the one providing the revelation – is the same. Even if you were to say that it is not "the same", inasmuch as those in Old Testament times did not have the same knowledge as do we in light of the cross and the current ministrations of the Holy Spirit, their knowledge of God based on the revelation that they had was nonetheless sufficient to suit God's purposes and that is what counts. God is only bound by Himself to reveal to us what He chooses for us to know of Him. He is not bound by us to reveal to us what we desire to know of him.
Further, God reveals Himself to us through the way that He chooses, not the way that we desire. Part of the error of some in the Pentecostal movement that I was once in is their demand that God reveal Himself to us in these ways in the same way that He revealed Himself to the early church, and also to Old Testament Israel. God's actions and revelations are according to His will, not our desires. And the nature and character of God's revelation are suitable to fulfill our needs. Not our wants, but our needs. Keep in mind in Romans 1 when Paul states that even the order and nature of creation should have been enough of God's self-disclosure to live righteously and thereby be saved, and therefore those who do not – including those who never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ – are without excuse and therefore subject to condemnation on judgment day.
And of course we celebrate His battle. Are not the Psalms filled with the Jews' praise of God's battles on their behalf, physical and spiritual? Concerning Jesus Christ, do we not celebrate His trial in the desert, Gethsemane and the cross, and not merely the resurrection? Jesus Christ specifically instituted the ordinance of the Lord's Supper so that we would remember His passion. This knowledge of God that you speak of includes God's battles for our behalf, because through these we know that God has both the power to save us and the love to forgive us. God's destruction of Egypt and Israel's other enemies is evidence of the former, and His restoration of the remnant after they broke His covenant is evidence of the latter. This is evidence of the very hope of which you speak!
Well, I am done! I thank this opportunity to dialogue with my old friend and brother in the faith. As always, I hope that I did not offend or mistreat you, and if I did, it was not my intent. Thank you, and I look forward to your response.
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Posted by Job on July 7, 2010
I don't have some elegant comprehensive fully formed doctrine on God's preserving grace versus man's responsibility. I just know that when we don't sin then God deserves the credit and when we do sin we deserve the blame. Therefore, we cannot become prideful when we evade sin or even do good works of righteousness, because we are only capable of doing such things by God's grace and power. However, when we do sin, we cannot blame God, for God is not responsible for sin. He did not create sin or evil. He does not even tempt men to do sin or evil. So, all of our evil deeds are our own responsibility, and we are without excuse. So, we cannot ignore our sins or transfer blame or think that our righteous deeds can outweigh or overcome our evil deeds in some scale or balance. If this were the case, we could boast of our own righteousness, earn our own salvation, and we would be glorified, not God. Therefore the person must mourn over and regret his sin and place all trust in the fact that Jesus Christ died for his sins and was resurrected for his justification. That's what the Bible says, and that is good enough for me.
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Posted by Job on May 30, 2009
[livevideo id=C77B3D61555B496B8BECA31F2A4612D3] It is a popular pursuit for many pastors and teachers to discuss the great tribulation that will occur during the very last days, and to be on the lookout for evidence that this great tribulation is right around the corner. The truth is that there is a message that is far more useful and urgent, which is that Christians are called upon to experience persecution, rejection, scorn and other forms of tribulation right now in our daily Christian living, and that if we are not experiencing such persecution, then it is evidence that we are not walking in full obedience to Jesus Christ.
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Courtesy of NaturalSystah.
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Posted by Job on July 11, 2008
From Soli Deo Gloria: Watch This: SINS FORGIVEN IN THE THIRD WAVE
This is the New Breed, those who believe they are the Churches future: What do you think, can we forgive someone's sins? I posted this under the thread about Lee Grady's recent commentary, 'Can We Avoid a Charismatic Civil War?', but want to include the link here as well. This is a very serious reply to Lee's commentary written by Dan at Cerulean Sanctum blog; The Coming Charismatic Civil War. Read it if you have the time, for what Dan is talking about includes what you're seeing in this clip which is being taught to people attending these New prophetic and Supernatural Schools of Ministry.
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Posted by Job on November 20, 2007
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Posted by Job on November 20, 2007
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Posted by Job on November 8, 2007
From BlackCalvinist:
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Here's that clip from the Ken Burns documentary, The Civil War. UPDATE: Sorry, the video portion has been removed, but at least we have the audio.
Note that the film used an abbreviated version of the letter. The last line of the full letter appears on Ballou's monument in Swan Point Cemetery in Providence, RI.
Photo from this site.


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Keeping Promises And Achieving Results
January 2007
"Not once in my travels around the country have I met a parent who didn't want their child learning on grade level." Secretary Margaret Spellings
Five years ago, the No Child Left Behind Act promised a New Era in American education...
- All students reading and doing math at grade level by 2014
- Higher expectations for every student and greater accountability for every school
- Annual assessments and disaggregated data to observe progress
- Highly qualified teachers in every classroom
- Timely information and options for parents
- The freedom and flexibility to invest in what works
... and it is Working.
- All 50 states and the District of Columbia have accountability plans in place
- All 50 states and D.C. assess students in grades 3-8 and once in high school in reading / language arts and mathematics
- The percentage of classes taught by a highly qualified teacher has risen to over 90 percent
- Nearly 450,000 eligible students have received free supplemental educational services (tutoring) or public school choice
The decades-old "achievement gap" is finally beginning to Close...
According to the Nation's Report Card, from 1999 to 2004 the gap between:
- African-American and white 9-year-olds in reading narrowed by 9 points (to an all-time low).
- African-American and white 9-year-olds in math narrowed by 5 points (to an all-time low).
- Hispanic and white 9-year-olds in math narrowed by 8 points (to an all-time low).
- Hispanic and white 9-year-olds in reading narrowed by 7 points (to an all-time low).
... while student achievement is on the Rise.
- More reading progress was made by 9-year-olds in five years than in the previous 28 years combined
- Reading and math scores for 9-year-olds and fourth-graders have reached all-time highs
- Between 2003 and 2005 an additional 235,000 fourth-graders learned their fundamental math skills
- Forty-six states and D.C. improved or held steady in all categories of students tested in reading and math
Under NCLB, the future is Brighter for every student.
Moving forward, we propose to strengthen and expand the No Child Left Behind Act by:
- Measuring individual student progress and focusing interventions on students who have yet to reach grade level.
- Challenging our students and preparing them to succeed in the global economy by establishing more rigorous and advanced coursework in our nation's high schools.
- Helping teachers close the achievement gap by providing incentives for the best teachers to serve in the most challenging schools.
- Providing real incentives for reform and empowering parents by offering students the option to attend high-performing schools and receive afterschool tutoring.
- Holding firm to the 2014 deadline for all students to read and do math at grade level or better.
* Sources: 2004 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) Long-Term Trends in Academic Progress; 2005 Nation's Report Card (NAEP); National Assessment of Title I Interim Report
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15 August 2013 -- Everyone should have access to the health services they need without being forced into poverty when paying for them. The World health report 2013 "Research for universal health coverage" argues that universal health coverage – with full access to high-quality services for prevention, treatment and financial risk protection – cannot be achieved without the evidence provided by scientific research.
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Back-to-School Bus Tour Visits the Great Lakes Region
On Sept. 7, Secretary Duncan and senior ED staff headed to the Great Lakes Region for a Back-to-School Bus Tour. Arne made stops in Pittsburgh; Erie, Pa.; Cleveland; Toledo, Ohio; Detroit; Merrillville, Ind.; Milwaukee; and Chicago. The theme of the tour was "Education and the Economy: Investing in Our Future." Arne met with educators and talked with students, parents, administrators, and community stakeholders. For additional details on Secretary Duncan's back-to-school bus tour stops, go to http://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/us-department-education-announces-education-and-economy-back-school-bus-tour-sto.
Under Secretary Presides at Navy Recruit Graduation
Serving as the reviewing officer, Under Secretary of Education Martha Kanter spoke at the recruit graduation, held Sept. 9, at Naval Station Great Lakes, in Illinois, to honor the new recruits for their achievements and commitment to protecting our nation and to inspire their future progress. Under Secretary Kanter toured parts of the installation, the Navy's only basic training boot camp, including the Navy's newest and most elaborate recruit trainer, Battle Stations 21 of the Recruit Training Command. She also learned about how the Navy's basic training program prepares recruits for a variety of careers in the Navy. More information on the Naval Station Great Lakes and Battle Stations 21 is available at http://www.cnic.navy.mil/GreatLakes/index.htm and http://www.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=30434, respectively.
Deputy Secretary Speaks at Marine Corps Foundation Ceremony
Deputy Secretary of Education Tony Miller provided remarks at the Marine Corps 2011 Scholarship Announcement Ceremony and Reception on Sept 13. Hosted by the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, and held at the Library of Congress, the ceremony not only recognized the 2011-12 scholarship recipients, but also featured speeches by Librarian of Congress James Billington and the Commandant of the Marine Corps James Amos. This year, the Foundation awarded more than $4.5 million in higher education scholarships to Marine Corps sons and daughtersan investment in education that the president has stressed repeatedly as critical to win the future. Since 1962, the Scholarship Foundation has awarded a total of more than 25,000 scholarships worth over $60 million, making it the oldest and largest provider of need-based scholarships to military families. For more information on the Foundation, visit http://www.mcsf.org/page.aspx?pid=365.
ED Focuses on Unique Life Challenges of Those in the Military
On July 20, Army Lieutenant General Rick Lynch, Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management and the Commanding General of the U.S. Army Installation Management Command, provided a briefing and a question-and-answer period for senior ED leaders on the challenges facing military service members, their families, and veterans. This briefing, held at the Department's headquarters building in Washington, D.C., focused on the rationale that underpins the Secretary of Education's military priority for discretionary grant programs. As one of America's highest-ranking military officers, LTG Lynch brought to life the reasons that President Obama has established military families as one of his administration's top priorities. This meeting was part of the Department's efforts to operationalize the Secretary of Education's commitments to military families, which were reflected in the White House report, Strengthening Our Military Families, released on Jan. 24, 2011. For more information about the report, visit: http://www.defense.gov/home/features/2011/0111_initiative/Strengthening_our_Military_January_2011.pdf.
OSDFS Annual Conference Hosts Discussion on Children of Multiple-Deployment Parents
The Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools (OSDFS) 2011 annual conference featured a panel discussion entitled "Military Children: My Parent Has Been Deployed, What About Me?" at the Gaylord National Hotel, National Harbor, Md., on Aug. 10. Charles Boyer, ED's special advisor for military families, moderated the discussion intended to begin a cross-system dialogue among attendees about the 2 million American children whose parents have experienced multiple deployments. Panel members were Lieutenant Colonel Lanita Taylor, Joint Force Headquarters, District of Columbia National Guard, director of the State Family Program; Mona Johnson, director of School Behavioral Health, U.S. Army Medical Command Office of Child, Adolescent and Family Behavioral Health; and Joan Barrett, program manager for Contracts, Grants, and Related Projects, the Military Child Education Coalition. Because schools strive to be consistent, supportive, "safe spots" for students, it is imperative that education professionals be aware of the potential stressors these children face and the resources available for assistance. The call to action from the OSDFS Institute recommended a coherent and consistent approach to the identification of military-connected students, outreach by the Department of Education to educators, and a follow-up symposium focused on identifying gaps in the services provided to military families that are experiencing the effects of deployments. To review presentations from the OSDFS 2011 conference, link to:. http://osdfs.dgimeetings.com/Libraries/Documents/F5-J_Barret_M_Johnson_and_L_Taylor.sflb.ashx.
ED Deputy Chief of Staff Provides Remarks at Tuskegee Airmen Event
Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Strategy Tyra Mariani, of the Office of the Secretary of Education, was a guest speaker at the Tuskegee Airmen Incorporated (TAI) National Service Awards ceremony on Aug. 4, 2011, at the National Gaylord Convention Center, National Harbor, Md. The ceremony honored the 70th anniversary of the beginning of the Tuskegee Airmen, when African-Americans and other disadvantaged ethnic groups laid a foundation of proof that all citizens, given the opportunity, can perform in an exceptional manner and with distinction. Other distinguished guests included Congresswoman Donna Edwards (D-Md.) and Major General Harold L. Mitchell, deputy inspector general of the Air Force. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first African-American military aviators in the U.S. Armed Forces, five of whom were present for the ceremony. Despite many adversities, especially racial segregation, they trained and flew with honor and character, with more than 900 African-American men serving and defending their country during World War II, at a time when blacks faced open discrimination. After President Harry S. Truman ended segregation in the military with Executive Order 9981 in 1948, the veteran Tuskegee Airmen found themselves in high demand throughout the newly formed U.S. Air Force. TAI is an organization dedicated to motivating and inspiring young Americans to become active participants in society and promote the nation's democratic process. The organization also encourages youths to consider careers in aviation and the aerospace industry. More information about the contributions and challenges of the Tuskegee Airmen can be found at: http://www.tuskegeeairmen.org/TAI_Convention.html.
OII Hosts Meeting on Marine Corps JROTC Program
Carmen Cole, operations manager for the Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC), provided a briefing to Office of Innovation and Improvement (OII) staff regarding the JROTC program's initiatives and purpose, on Aug. 11, at the Department's headquarters in Washington, D.C. JROTC''s purpose is to strengthen the values of citizenship, service to the nation, personal responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment for students in grades 9-12. Among a variety of topics, the conversation addressed the questions of whether one JROTC program could serve a consortium of smaller schools, the feasibility of supplementing the program with online courses, and if private school and homeschooled students could join a local high school's JROTC program. For more information about the Marine Corps JROTC, please visit: http://www.mcjrotc.org.
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Oklahoma Media Day (Transcripts)
Opening statement: "On behalf of our football program here at the University of Oklahoma, we are incredibly excited about this opportunity to compete down here at the Cotton Bowl. We are looking forward to play an excellent football team in Texas A&M, a team we have a long history with and did not get to play this year. Texas A&M is a great football team that Coach Kevin Sumlin and his staff have done a great job in a short period of time in building.
"It is a great opportunity, a great venue to play. Our players are excited about it. I believe the game sold out in one day, so there is great interest in the game by the fans. Overall, it will be an exciting week for us and we are looking forward to the challenge."
On the difference of Texas A&M being an SEC team: "The only thing you see that is different is that you have different schemes when you have new coaches. I think it has been quite obvious to everyone that they brought a Big 12 offense to the SEC and have lit it up. They are third in total offense, also third in scoring offense. The way they have spread it out, they've handled those SEC defenses fairly well. In the end, that is what you notice: Johnny Manziel, the spread attack, no huddle, throwing the football around, and Johnny pulling it down and running when he doesn't like what he see's. It is a challenge. Defensively, they are active up front with their linebackers and great defensive ends."
On having confidence going into any game with Landry Jones as your quarterback: "Absolutely. Landry has been a steady and excellent football player for us for four years. He has been through a lot of games, and challenges. The way he has played down the stretch for us, he has been fabulous. We have great confidence in Landry and we recognize what a great quarterback Johnny Manziel is, but we love our quarterback as well."
On what sticks out the most as a player regarding Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel: "His ability to make plays. If you do not cover guys, he puts the ball where it needs to be. If you do cover him, uh oh, there you go, he's running. He just has a knack for making something happen even when you have played well. It is hard to explain, he just has a way to make plays."
On what he noticed about the two Texas A&M tackles and the challenges the Texas A&M offensive line presents: "Matthews and Joeckel. They both have great ability and great size. You can see the experience, technique, and everything in really the whole offensive line. They have been taught well and are talented guys who have worked their craft in a great way."
On what Landry Jones has meant to the program of Oklahoma: "Landry has had a long and great journey. It started here out of nowhere when Sam Bradford got hurt, and he genuinely could not wait for his opportunity to go out and play. Through the year he did a great job in tough circumstances with the other guys around him that were hurt. He has grown and developed through the years. A great worker, a great talent, and you look at the records and the championships; it has been special. He has been a great QB for us."
On the momentum the team has going into the AT&T Cotton Bowl: "I feel throughout the whole year, each week is a little bit different. We fought through some tough games and found a way to win them. This will be another challenge, but I feel good that we have healed up a little bit from the injuries we've had. So, hopefully we will be a little stronger, and I believe we will be coming into this game."
On what type of team Texas A&M looks like: "People always ask, "Is it the Big 12 offenses or the SEC defenses, or lack of Big 12 defenses? Or is it this that and the other?" I always said that it has been a little bit of both. Again, when you look at them, they are a Big 12 offense. We run a lot of the same plays. Oklahoma State, West Virginia, Texas Tech, Baylor, we all run the same plays. Call it what you want as to how they look, but they are an SEC team now."
On the health of Austin Woods: "It is an incredible story. His journey and going through chemotherapy and fighting cancer for the last year. We knock on wood and pray that he continues to be cancer free. He has been an inspiration to the whole team the way he has handled it. You wouldn't know about it if it weren't for us talking about it. He hasn't changed the way he does things.
"He has missed very few practices and workouts through the entire time. For example, he would miss a Monday practice because he was in the hospital and Tuesday he would be out on the practice field. Anyone that was looking for a reason not to work, he sure had it and always declined to do all he could to help the team and continues to do so."
On the successful coaching career of Kevin Sumlin: "Kevin is a bright guy, relates with players well, and has a great background. He has all the enthusiasm and competitiveness and things that you want in a head coach. He did a great job with us and felt he would, moving forward continue to do well."
On the Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma series, and Texas A&M leaving the Big 12: "It is funny; we seem to have all kinds of rivals. Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Texas, Kansas State, Texas A&M. Ffor whatever reason we seem to be a lot of peoples rival. Playing them was always a challenge. Texas A&M is an excellent program. You always knew you had to come prepared to play. It is sad to see anyone leave. However, we are all businessmen, we are all big boys, we are doing fine too. If that is what needs to happen that is what needs to happen. I say it a lot; very few things in this world stay the same forever. You just have to keep evolving with it."
On the Cotton Bowl becoming a part of the BCS playoff system: "Absolutely. I think this is the perfect location. It is easy for people to travel in and out of. The way everyone here manages this game, it is much like a BCS bowl in everything that you do. From facilities to practice to gifts for the players, it is, they are all set up for it."
On his career and being able to start and end it in Cowboys Stadium: "It has been a ride. It's been fun and I have been extremely blessed to come this far in my career to have a chance to end it where I started it. I am thankful that God has allowed me to do great things at the University of Oklahoma."
On Texas A&M's offense: "They are a typical Big 12 offense, just in SEC form. They spread you out and do the same type of things we have seen all year in the Big 12."
On playing against a Heisman Trophy winner: "You can practice for it in some ways, but you still have to play your style of game. You can't change what you have done all season to be successful. But, you do have to be aware and respect the talent that he has and keep him in the pocket and make him use his arm."


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Scarlett Johansson chops off her hair — See her new look!
Scarlett Johansson, 29, won't let pregnancy hold her back from the edgiest beauty trends! The actress, who has reportedly been pregnant since March, showed off her growing baby bump, a new cut and TWO wild new hair colors during a romantic day out with fiancee Romain Dauriac, 32.
Scarlett's officially done the chop! Her new style is a shaggy version of the trendy pixie cut. Her take on the hair trend is messy, fun and totally rock-n-roll inspired. A swooped-down side bang that flows across her forehead puts the focus on her gorgeous green eyes.
The stunning actress gave her mane a dramatic golden-blonde hue on top with a light brown layer at the nape of her neck. She looks so fierce! Scarlett stepped out in a basic white T-shirt and baby-bump covering black overalls when we spotted her new 'do. She looked oh-so sassy with big retro shades and a pink-stained pout. The actress could be changing up her look for her upcoming wedding to her French hottie Romain, which is reportedly sneaking up very soon!
Scarlett and Romain will get married in August, according to a new report! During a dinner party hosted by Martha Stewart, Scarlett opened up that she'll get married within the next month, according to Page Six.
All wedding details are being kept quiet, but insiders guess the nuptials could happen in Paris, where Romain is from, or in the Hamptons, where the couple have spent their summer months. This couple has SO much to look forward to between a wedding and a baby!
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