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HERSHEY, Pa. - The Hershey Bears announced today that Mike Haviland has been named the 24th head coach in the history of the Hockey Club. The announcement was made at a formal press conference by Bears President/GM Doug Yingst.
Haviland, 45, now joins elite company as he begins work as the leader of the American Hockey League's eldest and most storied franchise. Having served as both a head coach and an assistant coach, and having won championships at three different levels, Haviland brings 14 years worth of professional hockey coaching to Chocolatetown.
"The Hershey Bears have long become synonymous with competing and winning," Yingst said. "Mike Haviland has coached his teams to compete and win, and we look forward to having him do the same in Hershey. Of the numerous candidates who applied for this position, we felt Mike was the best man to help our team push toward a 12th championship and we welcome him."
The native of Middletown, New Jersey most recently returned to his AHL roots in Hampton Roads, serving as associate coach of the Norfolk Admirals in 2012-13. From 2005 through 2007, Haviland guided the Admirals - then the top affiliate of the Chicago Blackhawks - to a record of 93-51-10-6. In those two seasons, the Admirals broke single-season wins and points records, an achievement that earned Haviland the 2007 Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as AHL Coach of the Year.
Haviland went on to lead the Blackhawks' new AHL affiliate in Rockford during the 2007-08 campaign to a record of 44-26-4-6 and into two rounds of postseason play. Following the 2007-08 season, he moved up to assist behind the Blackhawks' bench. In a span of four years, he helped guide Chicago to a cumulative mark of 187-101-40, a Central Division title in 2009-10 and the 2010 Stanley Cup championship.
Prior to his time in the AHL and NHL, Haviland spent four seasons with the ECHL's Trenton Titans (2004-05) and Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies (2001-04). He led the Boardwalk Bullies to a Kelly Cup championship in 2003, and just two years later, hoisted the trophy as the Titans' bench boss. His cumulative record in four ECHL seasons was 172-81-35.
Haviland also had success at the college level. As an assistant coach with Elmira College (NCAA), he helped guide the team to a record of 51-12-2 and two ECAC championships from 1996-1998.
Haviland was originally selected by the New Jersey Devils in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft. His playing experience included AHL time with Binghamton (1989-90) and in the ECHL with Richmond and Winston-Salem in 1990-91.
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Here's news you should know before you head out to vote this month. Barbara Bush Branch Library has been an early voting location for many in our community for decades. However, starting with the February early voting this year, the location has mioved to the Champion Forest Baptist Church multi-purpose building at 15555 Stuebner-Airline Drive. According to County Clerk Beverly Kaufman, "Due to the fact that the Barbara Bush Library has had the second highest voting turnout in Harris County, we have found it necessary to find larger accommodations."
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Banana & walnut loaf
By Gregg Wallace
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 1 hr
Skill levelEasy
ServingsCuts into 8 slices
This homely and wholesome cake is also light and moist, with the natural sweetness of sticky bananas and the warm toastiness of nuts
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Additional info
- Freezable
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 399
- protein
- 6g
- carbs
- 53g
- fat
- 20g
- saturates
- 8g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 30g
- salt
- 0.54g
- 100g softened butter, plus a little extra for greasing
- 140g caster sugar
- 1 beaten egg
- 225g plain flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 4 very ripe bananas
- 85g chopped walnuts
- 50ml milk
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Chop 300g plain chocolate and melt in a bowl set over a pan of simmering water with 1 tbsp butter. Warm 300ml double cream and 75ml milk in a heavy-based pan, pour onto the chocolate and stir to combine. Serve warm in a jug for pouring over.
- Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Grease a 2lb loaf tin with some butter and line the base with baking parchment, then grease this as well.
- In a large bowl, mix together the butter, sugar and egg, then slowly mix in flour and baking powder. Peel, then mash the bananas. Now mix everything together, including the nuts.
- Pour your mixture into the tin and bake for 1 hr, or until a skewer comes out clean. Allow the cake to cool on a wire rack before removing from the loaf tin. The loaf can now be wrapped tightly in cling film and kept for up to 2 days, or frozen for up to 1 month. Defrost and warm through before serving. Serve in thick slices topped with vanilla ice cream and drizzled with a little Easy chocolate sauce (see recipe, below).
Recipe from Good Food magazine, May 2010
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Great! I had a huntch that banana's & walnut's wld make excellent bedfellows. Can't wait to make this recepie today, as I have loads of walnuts that I picked from a Walnut tree this Autumn.
Thankyou and have been enjoying Greg Wallaces' cooking show. He is a delightful presenter with passion & heartfelt love for food, that is engaging and have learnt lots from watching the shows.
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This recipe taste so good! I used cashew nut and pecan nut to replace walnuts. Thanks for sharing this acurate recipe.
Read through the previous comments and I think the consistency / success of the cake can depend on how big and mushy your bananas are! My cake turned out fine, a drier rather than a moist cake - it didn't have the slimy texture of some banana cakes that I have known (ok made) - and I didn't add any extra milk.


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Bravado is an automotive manufacturer in the HD Universe of the Grand Theft Auto series.
Looking at the design of the vehicles, it is most based on Dodge, but the Rumpo and the Paradise is based on Ford, and the Feroci is based on an Lexus car. Also, Bravado's logo of a charging bull is a parody of Dodge's ram logo used since 1993. In Grand Theft Auto V they have a TV commercial showcasing the Bison, Gauntlet, and Buffalo, parodying various Dodge commercials.
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|1996-2002 Dodge Viper Coupe
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|First seen in Grand Theft Auto V.
|Full-size sports sedan
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|2011-2015 Dodge Charger
|Only available as Franklin's personal car in Story Mode. Can be bought in GTA Online.
|Pickup Truck
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|Introduced in the Beach Bum Content Update for GTA V
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|1995-2003 Dodge Ram Van
|First seen in Grand Theft Auto V.
- Bravado is a company that manufactures bras for pregnant women. This may be a play on the fact that the real life counterpart of the Bravado, Dodge has a badge that is considered by some to resemble a diagram of the female reproductive system, when in fact it is the head of a ram.
- The bull's mouth of the Bravado logo will look like a glans penis (male sexual organ) when observed closely.
- The Feroci and Rumpo/Paradise are the only vehicles that does not take up resemblance of any Dodge vehicles, instead respectively resembling Lexus and Ford models.
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The documentary recently made about Kenya's Pokot Ash Yoghurt Presidium will be shown later today at the International Berlinale Film Festival this February as part of the Kulinarisches Kino (culinary cinema) program. This is an important achievement for the first of four films to be produced about African Slow Food projects as part of the 4Cities4Dev project.
Kulinarisches Kino has been a special section of the prestigious film festival since 2007, and fosters a partnership with Slow Food International. Each year the program includes around 12 features as well as shorts and documentaries relating to food and the environment. The screenings are followed by dinners paired with local wines and featuring debates on the issues raised by the films.
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Children ages 7 and up will be able to attend the day camp on Saturday. There will be tons of fun activities for the kids to do! Check in begins at 8 AM, and the day is jam-packed with games and adventures! The day will start with icebreakers so campers and counselors can get to know each other better, followed by games, discussions, experiments, and snacks. There will also be a Scavenger Hunt around the hotel to see which group can observe and find things the quickest! Of course, no Camp Quest event would be complete without a "Socrates' Cafe" philosophical discussion!
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Carolina Panthers (4-9) at San Diego Chargers (5-8) I picked the Chargers to win at home against the Ravens and Bengals respectively in week 12 and 13 because, among other reasons, they always start playing really well at this point in the season, even when their season has been lost. Well, they couldn't quite close the deal in either of those games, though they made it close and probably should have beaten the Ravens, but Ray Rice converted an improbable (and maybe poorly called) 4th and 29. Because of this, I stayed away from them in Pittsburgh last week, even though all the trends said they'd cover. Well, what did they do? They not only covered as 7.5 point dogs, but dominated the game, even leading 27-3 at one point. Finally, it appears they've gone on their late season run and I can say with as much confidence as I can about a team that's burned me before this season that the Chargers have a good chance to now win out with games against the Panthers, Jets, and Raiders. They sho...
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Lately I've been thinking about who I want to love, and how I want to love, and why I want to love the way I want to love, and what I need to learn to love that way, and who I need to become to become the kind of love I want to be and when I break it all down, when I whittle it into a single breath, it essentially comes out like this: Before I die, I want to be somebody's favorite hiding place, the place they can put everything they know they need to survive, every secret, every solitude, every nervous prayer, and be absolutely certain I will keep it safe. I will keep it safe.
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I'm not one for New Year's resolutions, because those promises tend not to last long. I prefer to make resolutions to better myself throughout the year, and then strive to live up to them. But the new year is a time not only to look ahead, but to reflect on the previous 12 months.
In terms of being green, 2007 was definitely a mixed bag. Green became not just an environmental movement, but went mainstream. There was even a "Green Week" on NBC. But in the great corporate rush to be green, we were also introduced to greenwashing—which is the marketing version of an empty New Year's resolution—and we even became "green fatigued."
The United States, a world leader in greenhouse gas emissions, took some steps toward being greener. U.S. representatives at the recent climate conference in Bali were jeered for resisting greenhouse emissions reductions before agreeing to revisit the issue and work toward a global pact in 2009. A small step indeed. And the U.S. government enacted the Energy Independence and Security Act in the weeks before the year ended. Depending on how you look at it, this new law is either sweeping in its changes or a mere baby step or two in the right direction.
The new regulations in the Energy Act are both monumental and, it can be said, severely lacking. The automobile mileage standards are the first enacted since the 1970s, and naturally this gets most of the press coverage. But we should remember that more than 40 percent of all carbon dioxide emissions comes from electrical plants, while all of transportation—including jet and shipping fuel—accounts for about 27 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. "The average home uses more energy and is responsible than more greenhouse emissions than your car," reminds Lowell Ungar, director of policy at the Alliance to Save Energy.
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Panthers Look For First-Place Finish Friday
MILWAUKEE (Oct. 30, 2013) - With just one game left on its schedule, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's soccer team heads to Rochester, Mich. Friday with the Horizon League Championship on the line. Milwaukee takes on league newcomer Oakland Friday at 6:30 p.m. Central Time. The Panthers control their own destiny and if they win, they will claim their 14th-straight league crown and the No. 1 seed in the league tournament.
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The Panthers aiming for their 14th-consecutive league championship. UWM controls its own destiny heading into the final regular-season match, and a win Friday would clinch the No. 1 seed in the league tournament.
Milwaukee is 7-3-1 in its last 11 matches. In that span, the team has scored two or more goals eight times, three or more four times and twice they have scored four goals.
Milwaukee head coach Greg Henschel notched the 300th win of his coaching career earlier this season with a 2-1 victory over Illinois State (Sept. 20).
The Panthers as a team are also recorded win number 300 in program history. Milwaukee's 2-0 shutout of Green Bay last Wednesday marked the milestone win.
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Kelly Lewers started the show with a pair of goals in Milwaukee's 2-0 win over in-state rival Green Bay Wednesday evening. It was the second shutout of the season for the young Panther squad in their fourth league victory of the season.
UWM then made it five wins in six conference games in a thrilling comeback win Saturday afternoon, taking down Youngstown State, 3-2. Lewers made it three goals in two games, Morgan LaPlant scored to tie the game with just over 11 minutes left and Kelsey Holbert scored the game-winner with just 3:40 left on the clock to give Milwaukee the dramatic victory on Senior Day.
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This season, OU is 9-7-1 overall and 4-2 in league play. After falling to Green Bay and Wright State to start its Horizon League schedule, the Grizzlies have now rattled off five wins in a row, including four in league play. Meghan Reynolds leads the team with six goals, Kyle Kellermann has five and Joan Sleja has dished out an impressive seven assists. In net, senior Payj O'Shea has started 13 of the team's 17 matches and posts a 7-6 record, allowing just 1.60 goals against average.
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So far, the Panthers have garner four league player of the week awards this season. Krissy Dorre was the first to be honored by the league on Sept. 9 after recording a hat trick in the second half alone against Vanderbilt. Then, Kelly Lewers got in on the action on Sept. 23 after assisting and scoring the game-winner in a 2-1 win over Illinois State. Dorre then won the award again on Sept. 30 for her efforts in a 3-2 win over Valparaiso, scoring twice and assisting once. Finally, Lewers won the award for her second time Oct. 28 after scoring three goals and also assisting once in wins over Green Bay and Youngstown State.
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The Vespa PX125 has essentially remained unchanged since its introduction in 1977, but it doesn't feel 35 years old. Subtle changes to keep the Vespa up to date and to get it through Euro 3 emissions regulations mean it feels similar to a modern scooter, only with a two-stroke, manual engine. It doesn't handle like a sportsbike - but a ...
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The SMS4 125 mirrors Husqvarna's championship winning supermoto range and is equally exquisite in its detail. But is this enough for the Husqvarnas to make learner-legal off-road machinery as popular as Yamaha's YZF-R125 has been for entry level sports bikes? The SMS4 125 isn't the cheapest learner legal available at £3219 – but cheaper than the new Lambretta LN125 scooter ...
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Moto Hispania is a Spanish company with a reputation for quality at a price, which sums up the RX125R to a Tee. The newcomer is a stylish, sports learner 125 with a Yamaha-alike four-stroke engine. It's competitively priced, with sports biased handling, big bike looks and a reliable engine.
124cc, 15bhp, 77mph, Insurance group
If your parents have a fair old wedge to chuck on your first bike, 125SM ownership is not only guaranteed to put a ruddy big smile on your face, but also pull the girls outside the local KFC. Nothing in its class looks as good. In 30 and 40mph limits (its natural hunting ground) it's rapid enough. But anywhere else ...
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As the name suggests, the Moto Hispania SM1125 is a Spanish made learner legal supermoto. It certainly looks the part and will have young potential customers drooling at shop windows. It's competitively priced, being one of the cheapest in its class, but is let down by poor build quality and by using an old air-cooled Yamaha engine.
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The 'updated' version of Honda's bum-basic commuter only needed a few upgrades over the original 1960's design – CDI ignition is the main benefit, reducing maintenance. Otherwise, it's still the crude but charming plod-along it always was – only emissions killed it off in the EU, variants of the Cub are still on sale in Asia.
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The Yamaha TZR50 is an act of brilliant folly but tempting nevertheless. A screaming, old-school, supersports, 50cc sixteener, with all the bluster, mayhem, carnage, testosterone and manicness that implies. Being Japanese the Yamaha TZR50 is fairly durable too, though it can't match the performance of its European rivals.
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What Were the Skies Like When You Were Young?
by Phil Warren
Today's Rediscovery: Listening to the first real "electronica" song I ever heard.
Why: Around 14 years ago I'd bought a CD at random from the used CD rack of Wherehouse music, by an artist called "The Orb." Little did I know it was going to change my life- this marked the entrance to the world of electronica, which has taken me to countless odd underground shows and clubs, allowing me to meet literally thousands of some of the most interesting and positive people I have ever met. I did not stick to a taste in trance, and this was both the first and last trance album I believe I owned.
How Long HAS it Been: ~8 years since last hearing this track.
But More Interestingly! I thought this song was oddly symbolic of this month's project.
Why is it most people have different memories of the skies they viewed as children? Did you know the majority of people claim that there were more thunderstorms when they were kids? Almost everyone recalls the colorful sunsets that painted the twilit skies with a saturated fury lost in the annuls of time- no sunset viewed as an adult could ever match. Why is this?
Of course, this is not always the case, but by and large, many seem to either play up the skies of their youth, or play down the skies of adulthood. There are three explanations as I see it:
There's an idealization of childhood experiences. Much as people remember high school as the "best days of their lives" , there is all too often a "the grass was greener back then" attitude developed by adults- almost a form of pessimism, yearning for glory days that never existed. For some odd reason, this seems more appealing that hoping for days yet to come.
There's also perhaps a certain inclination to be jaded as the years slip by- you've seen the skies countless times, and you forget to notice them nowadays. It's not necessarily a bitter lessening of appreciation, it's that your conscious mind no longer sees relevance to the particular subtle weather patterns that once were so intriguing.
So what is to be taken from this? Simple! Tomorrow, take a minute to stop and stare at the clouds. Remember what the skies were like when you were young, take note of the beauty you have today, and image the beauty of the thunderstorms tomorrow!
Oh, incidentally, it's raining right now.
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Have you ever had one of those nights where you just need to cut loose, set yourself on fire, and dance? …. No? Weirdo. Well, for a ever-growing number of counter-culture adventurers, this is becoming an exciting past time. Alright, one typically does not light oneself on fire, the flames are confined more to tools of choice, and the dancing is really just any form of performance- but it's still pretty cool.
Deep in the urban jungle of Culver City, California, a handful of fire performers gather every Wednesday night to stay warm, no pun intended, with their flame skills. Rope darts, Somoan fire-knives, sabres, staves, batons, fire-fingers, fans, polynesian poi, and various other firey instruments are broken out and , in accordance with NAFAA rules, whirled around viciously. In the midst of this, I met James, a talented performer and a man with a vision. (Video after the break)
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Times Argus building to be soldStaff Report | March 21,2013BARRE Less than a year after it was placed on the market, the building housing the Times Argus offices at 540 N. Main St. is under contract to be sold.
President and Publisher R. John Mitchell said Wednesday the building, which was listed at $895,000, is the subject of a signed purchase and sale agreement with Metro, a Barre-based real estate company owned by Thomas and Karen Lauzon.
Neither party would disclose the sale price. The sale remains contingent on an inspection of the building, Mitchell said.
The pending building sale now provides Mitchell with the opportunity to finally move the daily newspapers operations back to the center of downtown. Mitchell and his staff have been looking at several properties as a possible rental.
Currently, the Times Argus building supports the newsroom, subscriber services and advertising departments, and serves as the distribution center each night for the papers independent contracted motor carriers.
The facility has not had an operational press since May 2011, when fast-rising floodwaters caused significant damage to the printing and mailroom divisions of the operation.
The Times Argus and its sister paper, the Rutland Herald, are now printed at Upper Valley Press in North Haverhill, N.H.
As Barre has seen a resurgence in its downtown in the last few years, Mitchell has been eager to return the papers operations to the heart of the city, hopefully by this summer. The Times Argus had been located along Main Street until 1973, when it moved operations to the location on North Main Street.
The sale of the 23,000-square-foot building will have no effect on the newspapers staff or operations.
In an interview Wednesday, Thomas Lauzon said he had no specific plans for the space but is entertaining several ideas that have yet to come to fruition.
(That) property is a perfect complement to the existing Metro portfolio. Over the years, weve had a great deal of success with mixed-use commercial/industrial properties, he said. I watched with great interest when this property went on the market last year and am surprised no one made a serious play for acquisition until now. The available parking and yard area, which is at a premium throughout central Vermont, couldnt be better.
Lauzon, the citys mayor, owns several key buildings in downtown, including the Aldrich Block. Citywide, he and his wife own more than 500,000 square feet of commercial real estate in Barre.
Lauzon said he has already shown the conceptual design for the Times Argus building to a number of potential tenants. I have no doubt that well execute the planned changes well and fill the space, he said. ... It will make a great summer project and keep a few contractors busy.
Lauzon said negotiating the purchase with Mitchell was a pleasure.
You know, in all the years Ive done this, no seller has ever reached out their hand, shook mine and said, We have a deal. Its a testament to the way John does business. Its pretty obvious that Johns word means more than a legal document.
Lauzon said that over the next few months, Metro will perform a structural analysis and environmental assessment, incorporate design changes and plan for a major renovation of the building configuration and systems.
We cant wait to get started, he said.
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Is is ethical to try to lengthen the human lifespan?
My concerns about the ethics of trying to lengthen the human lifespan are partly related to overpopulation, poverty and famine and also the demographic changes it would cause. We've just hit 7 billion people on this planet and continue to reproduce.
My other aspect on the ethical side of this is that isn't is a bit selfish to try to live longer and longer? Are the medical and genetic engineering projects to lengthen the human lifespan the modern search for Philosopher's stone and the ultimate sign of our fear of death?
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Dec 19 2011: Zdenek, you wrote that "I think the real problem with the good use of resources are not necessarily individuals but rather governments that spend trillions of dollars on wars, false security measures and laws that aid big corporations rather than the public".
You are right, of course - except that it's not the one or the other. Governments make their own mistakes, particularly when they don't have democratic feedback. When they do get that feedback, however, you very often see politicians get into power on the strength of their short-term promises. That is one of the main reasons why countries run up debt.
The biggest US problem right now is not the wars, or the debt as such, but the way the debt is increasing mainly because health care spending is out of control. Health care is nice. Everyone loves it, and wants to spare no expense when they feel they "need" it (or their loved ones). The problem is that all those costs add up. To say it (over)simply: We are bankrupting our kids and grandkids, in order to keep ourselves and our parents alive. And in order to save money, we're not even giving our kids the kinds of education that might have enabled them to pay the debt off.
Atul Gawande wrote a brilliant article about the mechanics and psychology of health care spending a couple of years back, called "The Cost Conundrum". It depicts a medical system that has gone half the way towards where Law is now (I'm a lawyer). The only way out of this mess is to spend more sparingly and wisely. Europe manages to run health care systems that are much cheaper, and not that much worse.
We also need to start reconciling ourselves with death.
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The 2013-14 edition of the Hollins golf team came into the season with high expectations after their stellar 2012-13 season. But by the time the first tournament rolled around, Hollins had just two golfers ready for competition. Nevertheless, what Hollins lacked in numbers they more than made up for with talent.
Elizabeth Cheng '14 (Virginia Beach, VA) (above, right) came into her final season looking to build upon her trip to the NCAA DIII National Tournament, where she finished 16th, with an even better final campaign. A 2012-13 DIII All-American, Cheng got off to a solid start by finishing second in the ODAC Preview. Over the next two events, the senior picked up another second place finish before ending the fall season tied for medalist honors at the Bridgewater Invitational.
The spring season was set to start with a trip to the Jekyll Island Collegiate, the most prestigious DIII tournament of the year. Cheng had won the Jekyll Island event one season ago and came into the 2014 Collegiate looking to move up the NCAA rankings. After finishing eighth, behind five of the top ten players in the nation, Elizabeth had positioned herself as one of the outstanding individuals in the country. Over the next two events, Cheng finished fifth and picked up her first outright win of the season.
After a second place finish at the ODAC Championships, Cheng fell just short of making the 2014 NCAA DIII National Tournament field. When the season ended, the awards began to flood in for the standout golfer. Cheng was picked as First Team All-ODAC and earned ODAC Women's Golf Scholar Athlete of the Year honors for the second consecutive season. On the national scene, Cheng was, for the third year in a row, named All East Region and followed up her 2013 Second Team All-American selection by being chosen as a 2014 NCAA DIII All-American Honorable Mention after finishing the season ranked 21st in the nation. VaSID (Sports Information Directors of Virginia) selected Cheng to the Second Team VaSID All State, one of only two DIII members of the ten-golfer team. The WGCA (Women's Golf Coaches Association) recognized Cheng as an All-American Scholar for the fourth time in her illustrious career.
Shannon Ciccarello '17 (Stafford, VA) (above, left) came into her initial collegiate season with the chance to play side-by-side with one of the best women's golfers in the country. Ciccarello took full advantage of her opportunity and posted a tremendous first season. She got off to a quick start in establishing herself as the best first-year golfer in the conference when she posted a sixth place finish at the ODAC Previews.
As the tournament competition got better, so did the play of Ciccarello. She finished in the top 20 against her stiffest competition to date before finishing the fall with another sixth place finish. In her first try at the Jekyll Island Collegiate, she finished in the top half of the prestigious field. Of 12 ODAC golfers competing in the event, Cicarrello finished third behind only Cheng and Olivia Bowling (the reigning ODAC Tournament champion). After yet another top 20 finish at Randolph-Macon, Cicarrello ended the regular season with a second place finish, the highest of her first-year season. In the season-ending conference championship, she once again finished sixth, her fourth top 10 finish of the year.
For her efforts, Ciccarello was named Second Team All-ODAC and took home the 2014 ODAC Women's Golf Rookie of the Year award. Like Cheng, she was selected as an All-American Scholar by the WGCA.
Despite the graduation of Cheng, Hollins has another stellar golfer to carry the program into the future. Next season will see Hollins field a full roster and the young talented group will look to once again compete for an ODAC Championship.
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Elizabeth Cheng '14 shot a final round 79 to finish in a tie for 12th at the NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships which were held May 14-17, 2013 at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort in Destin, Florida. Her performance is the best ever for a Hollins golfer in the DIII tournament. She becomes just the second Hollins golfer to earn a berth in the national tournament.
Cheng enjoyed a stellar junior campaign at Hollins and finished the season ranked eighth in the country. The Virginia Beach native won the prestigious Jekyll Island Collegiate, defeating ten of the top 20 golfers in the nation. She was named ODAC Women's Golfer of the Year and also received the 2012-13 Sportswoman of the Year award at Hollins' annual end-of-season Athletic Banquet.
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2014: Rushed for 38 yards on 12 carries and also had a seven-yard reception in a start at Hawai'i ... 10 carries for 35 yards and two touchdowns in the victory over Eastern Washington ... UW's leading rusher in the win over lllinois, when he ran for 58 yards and a 12-yard touchdown on 11 carries ... Huskies' leading rusher in win over Georgia State, gaining 56 yards on 12 carries.
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Louisville – The final version of the Animal Control Ordinance passed on December 19th is available on line at www.louisvilleky.gov.
"I want to encourage everyone to read this final version," says Councilwoman Cheri Bryant Hamilton (D) 5. "I hope this will clear up a great deal of confusion about this new law that has arisen since it was passed."
The new law reenacts Chapter 91 of the Animal Control ordinances of Metro Louisville. It also includes revised provisions to deal with unaltered, dangerous and potentially dangerous dogs.
The new law was signed by Mayor Jerry Abramson on Thursday afternoon.
It was passed by the Metro Council on December 19th, 2006 by a vote of 16 to 8 in meeting that lasted for more than nine hours.
"A great deal of time and effort has been put into this new law," says Hamilton. "Since it was passed many rumors have been circulated about what is in the law. Many of those rumors are not true."
The final version of the law removed breed specific language, lowed fees for licensing unaltered dogs and removed the provision of $100,000 homeownership insurance required to own a pit bull or dangerous dog.
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December 4, 2003 Albany-- For years one argument against Albany restaurants selling alcohol on Sunday was that it would increase drunk drivers on the roads. But after nearly one year of Sunday sales, the number of D.U.I. cases and crashes have actually gone down. Albany started selling alcohol in restaurants on Sunday December 23rd last year. Since then there have been 13 arrests for Driving under the influence between noon and midnight Sunday. That is actually down from 2002, when there were 23.
In 2001 there were nine, and in 2000 11 DUI cases on Sunday. Traffic Safety officials are pleased.
Albany Safe Communities Director Michelle DeMott said "So far. So far we have seen that people are drinking responsibly, and are taking care on the road." Of those 13 Sunday DUI cases so far in 2003, seven involved crashes.
In 2002 there were 15 crashes involving driving under the influence on Sunday.
Longtime Police Officer Major Bobby Hooper said over his career he has seen the number of DUI cases drop dramatically. "Stiffening of the laws and the penalities plus the educational level. Plus the enforcement level by law enforcement. I think it's a cumulative effort to where they have all attributed to the decline."
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Jason Derulo broke his neck during acrobat rehearsals. What does this mean for him and future tours? Luckily for Jason the damage wasn't TOO bad. He has already been released from a hospital in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Jason received a neck brace which he will be in for several months. The doctors said he is very lucky not to be paralyzed. However with this news it means Derulo's entire world tour has been canceled. He released this statement,
"To all my fans who planned to come to the Future History world tour, the pain of letting you down cuts me way deeper than this injury I've sustained," he wrote."My fans mean everything to me, so I'm praying for a speedy recovery in order to perform for you in the near future."
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FFLGuard is available to all valid federal firearm licensees at a set, Yearly Fee (which varies depending on the size of the client, and the scope of the services they want). Corporate and Executive Programs are available for licensees with large volume, multiple stores, and/or multiple FFLs. By participating in the Program, an FFL enjoys an active attorney/client relationship which delivers certain Basic Services that provide education, training, and rapid response relative to firearms-specific legal and federal firearms license-related issues. FFLGuard also delivers Additional Services to enhance the client's internal controls and business practices to a level beyond reproach. All of these services come as "maintenance" measured in our tested compliance model: the FFLGuard ARM Process, which we counsel clients to implement as part of their business infrastructure.
Consider the Group's Basic Services to be like a doctor prescribing cholesterol mediation (i.e., proactive implementation of more sophisticated business practices) to a patient in order to ultimately avoid open heart surgery (i.e., ATF revocation proceedings, defense of a civil lawsuit) for heart disease. FFLGuard's Additional Services are the added things – like, let's say, exercise – a patient would do to reinforce the use of medication. It is the same doctor doing the work, just that the pro-active process (use of Basic Services and Additional Services) is a whole lot less painful, less mentally taxing, and less expensive to the patient (client) than the reactive operation. FFLGuard's Basic Services act as that cholesterol medication, and our Additional Services act as exercise. It's that simple.
What's the very first form of medication given to FFLGuard clients? That's simple, too: it's our Law Plus Guidelines ("the Guidelines" or "the LPG's").
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Great! Quick, easy, inventive way to make a nice treat. Make sure to dry well. I placed in red fluted candy papers & cellophane bags/tied with red ribbon and gave to hubby & friends. I used Grand Marnier.....delicious! Will make again.
Indulgent Cherries
Soaked cherries can be left in the freezer for up to two days before you dip them into the chocolate. Drizzle the leftover cherry-flavored Southern Comfort over vanilla ice cream.
Yield: Makes about 2 dozen
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- 1 (10-oz.) jar maraschino cherries (with stems)
- 1/2 cup Southern Comfort*
- 1 1/2 cups semisweet chocolate morsels
- 1 tablespoon shortening
- Wax paper
- 1. Drain maraschino cherries, and return to jar. Pour Southern Comfort into jar; cover with lid, and freeze 8 hours. Drain cherries, and pat very dry, reserving Southern Comfort for another use.
- 2. Microwave chocolate morsels and shortening in a small microwave-safe bowl at HIGH 1 to 1 1/2 minutes or until melted and smooth, stirring at 30-second intervals.
- 3. Dip cherries quickly into melted chocolate, coating well. Place cherries on wax paper, stem sides up, and let stand until chocolate is firm (about 30 minutes). Serve immediately. Store leftovers in an airtight container in refrigerator up to 2 days.
- *Brandy may be substituted.
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Beyond Home Plate
Jackie Robinson on Life after Baseball
Edited by Michael G. Long
Cloth $29.95 | 978-0-8156-1001-4 | 2013
ebook 978-0-8156-5218-2
"Jackie Robinson was much more than a splendid athlete who made history by his glittering skills on the baseball field and his courage in breaking racial barriers there. A highly intelligent, sensitive, searching human being, he was also a man of many ideas and opinions that challenged the status quo in America at every turn. Michael Long's
Beyond Home Plate
richly documents this larger vision of one of our most revered national icons."—Arnold Rampersad, author of
Jackie Robinson: A Biography
"Beyond baseball, beyond race, beyond politics, Jackie Robinson stands as one of the most important figures in American history, and
Beyond Home Plate
shows us why. Michael Long's terrific book is an indispensable addition to the story of Robinson's incredible journey."—Jonathan Eig, author of
Opening Day: The Story of Jackie Robinson's First Season
Michael G. Long
is the author and editor of several books on politics, religion, and civil rights. He is the editor, most recently, of
Marshalling Justice: The Early Civil Rights Letters of Thurgood Marshall
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Jackie Robinson is one of the most revered public figures of the twentieth century. He is remembered for both his athletic prowess and his strong personal character. The world knows him as the man who crossed baseball's color line, but there is much more to his legacy. At the conclusion of his baseball career, Robinson continued in his pursuit of social progress through his work as a writer. Beyond Home Plate, an anthology of Jackie Robinson's columns in the
New York Post
and the
New York Amsterdam News
, offers fresh insight into the Hall of Famer's life and work following his historic years on the baseball diamond.
Robinson's syndicated newspaper columns afforded him the opportunity to provide rich social commentary while simultaneously exploring his own life and experiences. He was free to write about any subject of his choosing, and he took full advantage of this license, speaking his mind about everything from playing Santa to confronting racism in the Red Sox nation, from loving his wife Rachel to despising Barry Goldwater, from complaining about Cassius Clay's verbosity to teaching Little Leaguers how to lose well.
Robinson wrote to prod and provoke, inflame and infuriate, and sway and persuade. With their pointed opinions, his columns reveal that the mature Robinson was a truly American prophet, a civil rights leader in his own right, furious with racial injustice and committed to securing first class citizenship for all. These fascinating columns also depict Robinson as an indebted son, a devoted husband, a tenderhearted father, and a hardworking community leader. Robinson believed that his life after his baseball career was far more important than all of his baseball exploits.
Beyond Home Plate
shows why he believed this so fervently.
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Fang and Mina's Time0 Reviews
Chapter 5
Fang and Mina's Time
Last Time:
Fang: Mina! (he breaks the cuffs that were on his hands) Mina! (he starts to breathe deeply) Minaaaaaaaaa!!
Now: This chapter's date is Sunday Feb. 24, 2008
Mina was walking to Hana's house sadly then she hears a faint "Minaaa!!" Mina turns around once, then the camera gets closer to her face and she turns around again, then she turns around again slowly. [Author's note: Triple take each slower than the other. Hehe, dramatic.]
Mina: Fang?
Fang is getting closer to Mina. Mina see a dark figure running towards her. Then the figure gets brighter and Mina sees Fang.
Mina: Fang! (she runs up to Fang to hug him) Fang! :D What-
Fang: (he stops her hug) You idiot! You should've waited for me where I left you!
Mina: You really care about me that much. :)
Fang: No! I don't know where you live yet! (he flicks her on the head)
Mina: Ow! You only looked for me because you didn't know where I lived? -_-'… On second thought don't answer that. Why were the police chasing you?
Fang: Like I said before, I was framed. _
Mina: For what? o.o
Fang: For mmmm. (his voice gets lower)
Mina: Huh?... Who framed you?
Fang: A guy named Susumu. Ok, enough questions. Can we go home now?
Mina: But it's only 5:00 pm. We can still shop.
Fang: No! (he responded quickly)
Mina: o.O………….
Fang: I mean…… the police might still be after me. _
Mina: Oh, that's right. Why'd you ruin the happy moment? (she blushes)
Fang: What moment?
Mina: Hmph. Never mind. (she turns her head and walks away)
Fang: Huh? (he follows Mina)
They reach the house. Mina's bed room window is still open.
Mina: Can you climb as well as you jump?
Fang: No. I suck at climbing.
Mina: Then I guess you're gonna have to go through the back door. You can't be seen by my mom, so be sneaky.
Fang: I can try. _
Mina gets in the house and goes to the back door to unlock it. She sees Fang waiting outside.
Mrs. Aya: Hi Honey.
Mina: Oh… hey Mom. (she looks around like crazy)
Mrs. Aya: What are you doing? o.O
Mina: Umm, just looking outside. (she opens the door) Oh, it's beautiful! Hahaha! (she walking away laughing)
Mrs. Aya: What a strange child. o.o (she turns around to wash dishes)
Fang just walks in carelessly then goes upstairs to Mina's room.
Mina: Did she see you? :o
Fang: No, she didn't even turn around. -_-
Mina: Wow. o.o
-The scene changes to the police that are still on the floor. Seto and Tomo get up-
Seto: That kid. (he looks angry and in pain) When he's proven guilty, I'll make him have an execution!
Tomo: (he's holding his stomach) Sir, he coughs I think I have a clue to where he lives.
Seto: Really what is it?
Tomo: Wasn't he with a girl?
Seto: (he gets the "that's right" look)
-The scene changes back to Mina's room. Mina is lying on the bed looking at the ceiling and Fang is sitting on the other side of the bed.-
Mina: Good thing we went shopping today. Now you have more clothes and look good at the same time.
Fang: Hmph. I always looked good. At least that's what the "FANG" club said.
Mina: Well............. they lied. -_-
Fang: What'd you say?
Mina: (she starts to laugh) Hehe. Laughter kills me. Hahaha. (she stops laughing then sighs and smiles)
Fang: Do you want me to kill you?
Mina: Umm, I was just playing. It's not that serious. o.o
Fang: (he starts to tickle her) Do you still think I'm ugly? :)
Mina: (can't stop laughing) No….I'm…sorry…….hahahahahaha!! XD
The doorbell downstairs rings and Mrs. Aya answers it.
Mrs. Aya: Hi Hana! Wanna come in?
Hana: Sure, I just wanna talk to Mina. )
Mrs. Aya: Ok. She's in her room.
Hana walks up the stairs quietly to surprise Mina. Fang and were playing then-
Hana: (she barges through the door) Hi Minaaaaa!! XD
Mina and Fang are completely shocked and silent. Hana stares at Fang and Fang stares at Hana. Mina looks at both of them back and forth. Hana sees Fang is on top of Mina and has his hands on her hips.
Hana: ……………………………..O.O…………………………..
Fang: ……………………………...--'…………………………..
Mina: ……………………………...o.O …………………………. ……….
Sooo, Hana……………. wanna see my new phone? o.o
-To be continued-


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Awesome Olympics Coverage By The New York Times
Who else has been enjoying the Olympics as much as I have? I think I might have developed an unhealthy obsession to the games these past few days with the 800 kajillion hours of NBC coverage.
The opening ceremonies was one of the most beautiful spectacles I've ever seen from the man-powered cascading blocks to the cable-suspended Li Ning "running" around the Bird's Nest to light the torch. It was one jaw-dropping performance after another.
The events have been equally exciting - gymnastics, basketball, and of course, swimming. Even some cycling, fencing, and air rifle every now and then is pretty entertaining.
New York Times Olympic Coverage
The Times has only fed my hunger with great infographics (as well as journalism and photos) covering the games. It began a few days before the start with a history of the torches (above), medal counts by geography and rank, and a schedule:
There's also been a bit about China's pollution:
Now that the events are going on in rapid fire mode, the Times has been covering plenty of the goings on. We're all of course following Michael Phelps' progress. Here's a screenshot from a clip discussing one of Phelps' wins:
With success also comes some falls:
Let's not forget the maps:
Great job, New York Times. I'm looking forward to the giant feature graphic on Michael Phelps when he wins 8 gold medals. Oh yes - he will. I dare you to disagree.
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and the smack talk begins. we will see.
Hi Nathan, do you know what was used for the nytimes graphics? Are they made using flash?
yeah, the interactive ones are flash/actionscript. the static graphics are in illustrator. the tell-tale sign is when you right click on the graphic and it shows adobe.
8 gold medals for phelps!!
Saying that this is quite an achievement is obviously an understatement. This is a huge accomplishment that is the culmination of years of work.
You'll note that upon clicking the far left torch, then the far right torch, then the far left torch again, you'll get a little surprise. After it does its thing, click any of the torches again…
It amazes me that they also built in an easter egg.
william – whoa. nice! thanks for pointing that out. how'd you come across that one?
Nathan — Haha, I definitely didn't find it by playing with it — another friend of mine pointed it out and someone told him. The lot of us are all in journalism though, and know some folks on their staff, so it likely came down from them.


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MazokuRanma said...
I don't agree with adding arena points to BGs. I'm not much of an arena player either, so that's not my basis, I just feel that arenas take a different skill set that doesn't apply to BGs and just giving people the arena points for them really makes no sense to me.
Personally, I think they'd be much better off adding some form of BG points with their own form of costs to purchase the gear, just as right now you can get them from badges, pure honor, or a combination of arena points and honor. It would just add an additional method of BG points and honor, probably more than arenas but less than the pure honor option. I just don't like the fact that this will let those people who show up and just stand around doing nothing for honor in places like AV to get better gear. I suppose though that since the rating requirements stand, those people will at least be limited there.
Really, I'm just looking forward to rated BGs, so that the higher level rewards can be obtained meaningfully in a BG setting as opposed to arenas. They're implementing a sort of stop-gap measure that I don't really agree with, but at least I know they intend to do things right in the future.


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On the heels of an exciting game versus the Penguins, the Flyers were unable to pull a win from Eastern Conference rivals, Canadiens. John Stevens, however, stands by his assessment that the loss was not due to a lack of effort, "It's frustrating. Its not as frustrating as the other losses at home just because I thought the effort was there and I thought we created, I just thought it was just a matter of execution."
Execution must have been the word of the day for the Flyers franchise; captain Jason Smith explained, "It's frustrating. As a group we've talked about it, we just have to get over the hump. Be more confident when we go out and compete, and win games every night. We're just making little errors and not executing at the level we need to, to put wins together."
Stevens alluded to the Canadiens' style of play—which requires patience—and can be seen in Boston, Dallas, and New Jersey. He reiterated, "I like the effort in our game, its just they play a different style… You have to get inches to get feet and just kind of chip away."
As for the course of the game itself, "We created good scoring opportunities," Stevens explained, "but now you start chasing the game and that's a habit we've got to get out of. Teams come in here and get the lead, and it's a uphill battle."
That uphill battle began in the first with a power play goal by Christopher Higgins. The wrist shot, fed cross-crease from Andrei Markov and Saku Koivu, was greeted with a wide-open net putting Montreal on the board. The point was the first of four for the Canadiens who lit the lamp three more times early in the second period.
While many would be quick to turn on the man in the crease, Stevens went on record that netminder Antero Niittymaki was not to blame.
"I don't think you can fault Nitty for any of those goals. There were some breakdowns there that he had no chance on. I thought he made some good saves when we needed a save…We're obviously going to count on [Martin Biron] a lot, but I'm certainly not unhappy with [Niittymaki]"
In response, Niittymaki was equally cool about the evening's events, "I think there [were] a couple lucky bounces to be honest with you, and it happens sometimes. It was one of those games when it happens; sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't … I think we had a good effort tonight… their goalie played good, good penalty killing, and good power play, so that's pretty much all you need to win on the road."
In conversation with Smith regarding the game as a whole he admitted, "We created opportunities, we just have to do that from start to finish every night."
The Flyers seem to have hit a rut, a roller coaster of emotional games shuffled with lackluster performances. If the pattern continues, the squad will be victorious against the current southeastern division leaders, the Hurricanes. The true test will be Sunday in Newark, as the franchise faces the New Jersey Devils.
Hopefully the Flyers will carry the lessons learned against the Canadiens and use their patience and skill to their advantage. Not only is the team passionate to rekindle the success of the season's commencement, but also to break the win-loss cycle that has truly become the "elephant" in the locker room.


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A list of Amy Levy Poems. This poet page also includes a link to popular and all-time best Amy Levy poems and the poet's biography. Many of these Levy poems may be famous while other poems may be less well-known.
Amy Levy (10 November 1861 – 10 September 1889) was a British poet and novelist, best-remembered for her feminist positions and her engagement with homosexual romance during the Victorian era .
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Second one this week! So. Much. Happening.
First off, several members of the OOSA Crew will be participating in a show at Gallery5 in Richmond, VA in a few weeks. Take a look: &@$#! An Exhibit of Comic Artists
Andrew MacLean will be starting a few Kickstarter campaigns soon. One of which will be for MEATSPACE #2. This new cover for issue #1 will be one of the incentives.
Alexis Ziritt is starting to work on his next project, which will be an exciting collaboration between Out of Step Arts and the Brand New Nostalgia artists. More on that later, though.
Logan Faerber is working hard on getting his design company, DoBot, off of the ground.
Ming Doyle put up this Paranorman piece last night in case you haven't seen it yet.
Toby Cypress' commission list will be closing at the end of the month! If you want to get on it, you better hurry. Rates and info are here.
Greg Ruth was asked by CNN to contribute to a short series of political images centered around the theme of "power" in this year's election. His efforts and attached essay about the inordinate power of the independent voter just went live at CNN.com and will also show up on their sets as they cover the dem and GOP conventions over the next few weeks. It's a great series of themes and images- don't miss it. You can visit the article by clicking here.
More information was revealed about Paul Maybury's next project Reign over on CBR in an interview with writer Chris Roberson.
And don't forget about the giveaway contest I'm doing. You can win one of the OOSA Anniversary Print Sets or other prizes! It's easy to enter. Click here to find out how.
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