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1 pound lean ground beef or parve vegetarian beef crumbles
In fry pan stir ground beef and bell pepper. Cook over medium high heat until beef loses its pink color and bell pepper is soft. Remove excess grease. Turn temperature down to medium or medium low.
Add remaining ingredients; stir and cook together until ground beef is completely cooked and liquid is gone - about 25 to 35 minutes.
Serves 6
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For so many years, Kalab Evans appeared to be on track for his boyhood dream — to be a catcher in professional baseball.
Then one day, he was told by a doctor he would probably never throw a baseball again.
Now, more than a year after the second of two surgeries on his right shoulder, Evans is throwing again; and on track to play his senior season at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Ariz.
"Two weeks ago I started throwing and practicing," said Evans from his family's Creston home earlier this week while home on a holiday visit. "I should be able to play opening day on Feb. 8. Hopefully I can cut it loose (throwing full-speed) before opening day."
If Evans is a little cautious about that, it's understandable. The long journey back from not being able to lift his arm from a torn labrum has tested his resolve.
"It makes you think about how much you love the sport," said Evans, all-state catcher on Lenox's state championship team in 2006 and on Creston's state-tournament team in 2007. "Sometimes I was thinking I was not going to throw a ball again. I had a doctor tell me that."
Evans, also a state-champion wrestler for Creston/Orient-Macksburg, was determined to make a successful comeback. Now, it appears he's defied the odds.
"As long as I'm healthy, I will be the starting catcher," Evans said. "I've been hitting for two months now, and now I'm throwing again."
Just as Evans was starting to get serious inquiries from professional scouts during the 2011 season at Grand Canyon, Evans' career took a detour.
"About halfway through the season, I was throwing to second base and heard my shoulder pop," Evans said. "I finished the game, but the next day I couldn't extend my arm. They gave me the day off. It really wasn't getting any better, but I played out the season. Doctors later told me that probably wasn't a very good idea."
Playing with a labrum torn off the bone in three places, Evans stayed in the lineup and hit .325 with two home runs and 20 RBI in 151 at-bats. He had 35 throwing assists and a fielding average of .967.
"Our training staff thought there was no way I could have been throwing with a torn labrum, so they just thought I needed a couple of weeks off," Evans said. "I couldn't even throw after that, so I finally got an MRI."
That's when the tear was detected, and three anchor screws were inserted to reattach the labrum in an involved surgical procedure in August. He still couldn't throw when trying in February 2012, so a second opinion was sought.
Second surgery
"The Arizona Cardinals doctor got involved, and he said what I had done was a good fix for a common person, but not someone that needs the throwing motion in athletics," Evans said. "So, they took the screws out in a second surgery. They were causing pinching at the top of my throwing motion."
Fortunately, the tear was healed by then. Now, he feels normal, but it's been a long road back from two surgeries and a long break from training.
"I couldn't lift or anything and I lost about 30 pounds," said Evans, now getting close to his playing weight of 200 pounds. "For upper body I'm still just lifting at physical therapy, but I'm lifting normal for lower body. My throwing rehab program says I'll be fully healthy on the first of March, but I'm trying to accelerate that a little."
In January scrimmages, Evans will play DH for both teams to maximize his at-bats to regain his timing at the plate after missing a year of competition.
"It took me 20 years to get to this point, so I'm going to do everything I can to come back at my best," Evans said.
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The Antelopes have sent 13 players to the major leagues while winning four NAIA championships. They are now one of the top-ranked NCAA Division II teams, preparing for a transition to Division I next year in the Western Athletic Conference. This is their final year in the Pacific West Conference.
Evans will graduate in May with a degree in sports management, and has discussed an opportunity to join the Grand Canyon coaching staff. But, head coach Andy Stankiewicz played and coached in the major leagues, and has important connections. Evans still harbors hope of an opportunity.
"Coach Stankiewicz is well-known and has a good relationship with the scouting corps," Evans said. "You see them at our games and practices. We get good exposure here in Phoenix, and he said some are starting to get interested again. They're just being careful to see what happens. If I can put up good numbers, who knows? I'm staying optimistic."


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 21, 2010) - Fresh off a second place finish in the Georgia Southern SpringHill Suites Invitational, the ETSU volleyball team will head to Chattanooga for a midweek non-conference matchup against the Mocs on Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. inside Maclellan Gym.
Over the weekend, the Bucs (9-5) posted a 3-1 record in the tournament that included wins over Charleston Southern, South Alabama, and Winthrop. ETSU senior middle blocker Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.) led the way for the Bucs as she tallied 38 kills and 16 blocks on the weekend. She was named to the SpringHill Suites Invitational All-Tournament Team and was just recently named Atlantic Sun Player of the Week.
On the season, Long leads the team and the conference in blocks with 65 (1.20 bps) and is second on the team with 121 kills. She is also swinging at a .312 clip which leads the team and ranks third in the league.
Chattanooga (4-10) enters the match following a 1-2 record at their own tournament, the Country Inns and Suites Invitational. The Mocs opened the tournament with a 3-0 loss to Atlantic Sun member Belmont. Then, they picked up a 3-2 victory over UCF before closing the event with a 3-0 loss to James Madison.
Jennifer Kuroski and Courtney Barnes lead the way for the Mocs offensively. Kuroski has compiled 130 kills (2.55 kps) while Barnes has amassed 129 kills (2.43 kps) at an impressive .327 percentage on the season. Paula Passmore leads the team defensively with 301 digs (5.57 dps). Passmore was just recently named Southern Conference Defensive Player of the Week following an impressive showing at the Country Inns and Suites Invitational.
The two teams met twice last season with Chattanooga winning both matches by a 3-1 count. In the first match of the year for the Bucs a year ago at the Comfort Inn & Suites Classic, Chattanooga had three players record double-digit kills, while the team hit .250 in the victory. The Bucs were led by Erin Ryan (Davie, Fla.) as she recorded 10 kills. In the second matchup of the season in Johnson City, Chattanooga once again had three players record double-digit kills and the team outhit the Bucs .287-.178. Whitney Cogburn (Kingsport, Tenn.) led the Bucs offensively with 12 kills and 10 digs.
Chattanooga leads the all-time series between the two rivals by just one match 27-26, and the rivalry dates back to when both teams were competing in the Southern Conference. ETSU last defeated Chattanooga in 2007 when they took a 3-1 victory.
Fans can follow all the action from Maclellan Gym via Live Video for $5.95 or you can follow the action by way of Live Stats at GoMocs.com.
The Bucs will return to action this weekend as they will travel to Durham, N.C. for their final regular season tournament of the year. The Bucs will participate in the North Carolina Central Tournament and will take on North Carolina Central, Maryland Eastern Shore, Hampton and South Carolina State in the event.


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Need Help With Kids Snacks
Posted 04 May 2012 - 05:11 PM
I have a 3 & 4 year old girl who are very picky.
this is what I am currently getting for them
fruit cups (they dont like them though)
fruit gummies
home made rice crispie squares
Any ideas on any other snack ideas on a really tight budget would greatly appreciated
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Posted 04 May 2012 - 05:25 PM
Upper right corner has a google box. Google snacks.
One example:9
One of my Favs is Cinnamon Chex or Chocolate Chex. Easy to carry some with you and close to healthy.
My boys always liked unsalted dry roasted peanuts
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Posted 04 May 2012 - 10:58 PM
* My son loves yogurt (I only buy the basic/organic brands that are expensive but not like you need lots for lots of goodness) with banana or other fruit mixed in
* Mandarins - do you have these available locally? My son eats them by the bucket loads - like bananas they come with their own "wrapping" so for us super sensitive they tend to be safest to buy & eat on the run.
* Smoothies. I'm low income but decided a blender would be a great investment in our health. Well worth it. Not only do they fill us up they provide me with a bunch of calories that I am struggling to find lately. Lots of yogurt, honey (if you are a sweet tooth), full cream milk and lots of fresh fruit
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Posted 05 May 2012 - 10:56 AM
Cozy Shack Rice Pudding or Tapioca cups (in the dairy section)
All natural applesauce cups
Gluten-free cookies or muffins (Bake them or buy them.)
Pamela's Baking Mix is versatile and good for cookies, baked goods. There are many options (check the recipe and baking section on the forum)
Bagel with cream cheese and jam or nut butters. Udi's and Glutino bagels are pretty good (frozen section)
Pamela's and King Arthur gluten-free brownie mixes
Chobani Yogurt or So Delicious coconut milk Yogurts- if you cannot have dairy
Scharr cookies (chocolate-dipped shortbread or the mocha layers--are VERY tasty!)
Lundberg rice cakes or sliced apples and celery sticks with natural peanut butter or almond butter or hummus smeared on
Mary's Gone Crackers, Crunchmaster's or Glutino crackers with cheese or peanut butter or other nut spreads
BOAR's Head or Applegate Farms deli--ham, turkey, pepperoni, salami, proscuitto--most all cold cuts and cheeses
Slices of cantaloupe wrapped in proscuitto
Watermelon with crumbled feta cheese
Peanuts, almonds, cashews. (or make your own trail mix)
SUNMAID raisins, prunes. Craisins by Ocean Spray.
Smoothies- made with coconut milk, various fruits, yogurt, etc.
Potato chips----like Cape Cod, Kettle Brand, Utz
Indiana Popcorn--comes in all flavors--the kettle corn is delicious
Glutino brand pretzels—they come in all flavors even chocolate -coated
Coconut milk, creamer and ice cream ( So Delicious brand is very good)
Organic Corn chips w/salsa, hummus, or Guacamole
Sunflower , pumpkin or flaxseeds
Candy—Hershey's kisses or regular size bars, regular size Reese's cups, Snickers, York peppermint patty, Health Bars, Butterfinger and M &Ms plain and peanut. Ghirardelli squares. These were safe--last I read online--but READ LABELS!
Enjoy Life chocolate chips, chunks and Boom Choco Boom bars (free of ALL top 8 allergens)
Make some Chex mix with gluten-free chex cereals
gluten-free Rice Krispies treats (recipes are online)
gluten-free granola bars
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Posted 05 May 2012 - 11:25 AM
Cocoa Pebbles cereal with almond milk
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Posted 05 May 2012 - 12:28 PM
A Chex mix with the corn & the Rice Chex, peanuts, raisins, M&Ms or Nestlé choco chips. Kids don't need a seasoning and baking in the oven mix.
PB on celery or apples or pancakes or waffles.
Cold cut roll- ups - roll a slice of ham or turkey around a piece of cheese & use a toothpick!
Pretty much anything like a hot dog or chunk of cheese or meat or melon or fruit on a toothpick especially if you let them stab the food themselves.
Yogurt as a fruit dip for toothpick fruit
Marshmallows ( could be added to the toothpick fruit)
Popcorn ( not good on toothpick)
These cookies that freeze well and taste great frozen:
Emeril's Peanut Butter Cookies
· 1 cup creamy peanut butter
· 1/2 cup granulated sugar
· 1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
· 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips
· 1 large egg, beaten
· 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
· Cooking Directions
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 10 minutes
Total: 15 minutes
1. Position two oven racks in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 350°F.
2. Combine all the ingredients in a bowl, and stir with a wooden spoon until smooth.
3. Divide the dough into 24 portions, about 1 heaping tablespoon each. Roll each portion between your hands to form a smooth ball. Place the balls of dough on ungreased cookie sheets, spacing them 1 inch apart. You should get about 12 cookies per sheet. Using
a fork, press on the dough in two directions to form a crosshatch pattern.
4. Bake the cookies, rotating the sheets between oven racks and turning them back to front midway, until the cookies are puffed and lightly golden, about 10 minutes. Remove the baking sheets from the oven and let the cookies cool on the sheets. Then remove them with a metal spatula.
Makes about 24 cookies
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A few years ago I had to repair a 2" copper line on a building air conditioning system. We found the leak in a chase between the third and fourth floors. In order to make the repair, I was standing on the top of the third floor wall with my left foot, the right was just hanging out in the air of the chase. I had my left arm wrapped around the support for the pipe and held a mirror in my left hand to see the hole that had been rubbed in the copper. I had my turbotorch handle in my right hand pointed kinda back toward my face while my partner held the tank off the floor so the hose would reach where I was working. And (the best part) I had to hold the stick of SilPhos in my teeth.
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Please say you at least had a safety harness on! I don't think anyone here can top that one. That's why no other posts.
Well, once, in metals class at school. We were making shafts for c clamps, and this deranged guy we all call bouboule came up to me with his shaft, still scorching hot from the lathe and sticked it on my arm. Now I have a 2" x 1/2" scar on my arm that won't go away. Believe me! I'v had my revenge!Save our species! Lower metal prices!
dumb mistake
I was grinding a slot wider in a tractor steering arm that was still attached to the tractor on one end. I was holding the other. My gloves were on the bench not on my hands and I now have 10 stitches to show for it. The grinder caught and went up my thumb. I'm 42 years old and have been welding since I was 12 in my fathers shop. Still do dumb things though. Believe this. I didn't want to get my gloves dirty. The part I was working on was really greasey. Next time I'll ruin the gloves first. Feels better paying for new gloves than the stitches doScott
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Dumb # 1. Here's a funny one but don't tell anyone. I have a 3 story house that had a dumb waiter between all the floors. It had been removed but the shaft (hole) was still there. My upstairs bathtub drain sprung a leak so i climbed up the shaft standing on some cleats that were nailed to the wall and with an 18" Rigid pipe wrench i proceded to work on the line. YUP cleats came loose and guess what, i went about 30 mph all the way to the celler, pipe wrench right behind me. My wife about wet her pants when she saw me go by the open door. WOW what a ride i don't care to repeat...Bob
Dumb #2. The blizzard of 1977. My buddy buried his 1949 English Ford in the street, no problem i will get out and push. I got behind the car and proceded to push him free, the car caught some traction and up the hill WE went. He stopped at the next Stop sign and i was standing there, knowing that i can't run that fast he asked how i got there. My coat got hooked on his rear bumper guard and away we went. Those were the days. Can't tell #3 ...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Dumb things, oh yeah,
Once I tried to make a solid rocket propellant. I think I was about 18 or so.
I had a few different grades of pistol and rifle powder laying around, so I mixed them and refined them with a mortar and pestile. I needed something to bind it together so that I could pour it into a form, and I found something great, Testors model cement. I knew the stuff was flammable and flexible so it was perfect. I mixed and mixed and mixed until I had a consistent gray color throughout. I poured it into a 6" x 1" piece of metal condiut and inserted a .25" rod to make a burn hole. I gave it a day to set up. I'll get to the good part, I lit the fuse and got behind a steel door.......good thing I did.....the 3/8 X 24" x 8' plate of steel that was holding it to the concrete got bowed and thrown 10 feet. The concrete slab was cracked and missing some of itself.
I'm not much of a chemist, but there I was mixing three or four different nitro-celluloses (the IMR and Hercules powders) with a tolulene based glue.
Trinitrotoluene is more commonly known as TNT, don't know how close I got, IF I even got close to making it, but the power of that blast knocked me stupid through that door. I'll never do that again. I'm going to rely on ESTES to make all of my rocket motors from now on.SYNCROWAVE 200
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Dumb, Dumber, and Dumbest
Dumb - Drank 3-4 week old coffee with mold, cig butts, and shop dust for $40 bucks (6 months on the job, 19 yrs old). Caused a series of about 5-6 guys watching to puke. The first guy ralphed, then 2nd and so on. It didn't phase me. But it was pretty stupid!
Dumber - Out in the feild and ran out of acetylene for my torch. Out of frustration I grabbed some 7018 rods cranked the heat up on the machine and made my cut. Then realized I used all my rods so I couldn't weld had to go back to town anyway.
Dumbest - I have a scar on my belly and pecker because on my 3rd day at the welding shop I stood at the end of a pipe and cut it with a torch. You guessed it. Fire ran down the pipe and down my pants. (about 20 years ago)
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Got to work today and there it was (Airco TIG) sitting on the shop floor. Any help finding out if it's a miller and finding literature for it would be greatly appreciated. At the left lower front panel is "LR5071." At middle lower front panel is "L & SP #1112-A." At the right lower front panel is "27P324C." The model number is 2A/DDR-24HPA/B-D.
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While looking at the photos, noticed the serial number in the upper left corner of the front face plate (didn't notice it at first glance). Serial number for this Airco machine is #J177988.
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My thanks to Miller service tech Kevin Schuh. I sent him a PM and he responded very quick. This Airco machine that I posted pictures of was made by Miller in 1960. It is comparable to a Miller 330ABP. I've called the Miller manuals department and the nice gal there is researching my information and will e-mail the operators manual. This is an old heavy beast, but appears to be in very good condition for it's age. Once I get it home, I will pull the covers and clean/check/ and adjust things as needed. Once I get the machine up and running, I'll post some more info, pics, of my attempts at welding aluminum. I'm glad this machine ended up being made by Miller. It may be orange instead of blue, but it's a classic. Again, thanks to Kevin and the Miller team.
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Manual for Airco DipCor 300 mig welder
Any assistance you could give me in locating a manual for this welder would be appreciated. The name tag refers to an AD1938 operator's manual. Don't know if this manual includes parts or not but would like to have a parts manual as well as an operator's manual. The following info is on the machine. L&SP 5228,
Code 0855, Ser. No. DH404037 and Stock 1346 7038.
Thanks for any assistance.
Airco heliwelder manual needed
I can't seem to find any reference to this machine, it is very similar to the 340 a/b but it is a 400 amp machine. I would like to find a manual or any other pertinent information for this specific machine please. Model: 4A/DDR 224 HPA/B D Serial #K206821
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It looks like it crosses over to a 340A/BP. That would be the closet manual we have for it.
Our manuals dept should be able to locate a manual for you, you can reach them at 920-735-4356.
The K serial number prefix means it was built in 1961.Kevin Schuh
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http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/y...D262E792C6.jpgI have the 340 manual, but this machine is physically larger and has a lot more amperage capacity.
And thanks, Kevin.
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You have a relative of my 340. Grab the 340 manual.
I run mine off a 50A breaker at the moment, though that's obviously too small to max it out. (It's in a metal ISO container shop so if all the wiring went nova I'd be safe, but I don't get ignorant with it.)
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"The Coolie" is a selection from a larger "epic poem" about Tamil labor on the plantations of Sri Lanka. It is written in three tercets of iambic hexametrical, 12-syllabic lines in the terza rima structure, so as to preserve truths present in oral history and ethnography that would be made distant or secondary in prose. The influence of Derek Walcott is acknowledged with admiration. An analogue of this pairing of poetry and prose and prose in poetry is found in the way ancient Tamil grammar conceptualizes vowels and consonants, as goddess is to god; as power is to form; as oral history is to documented history. By narrating the ethnohistory of the Tamil coolie in this form of verse, the certainties of prose are neither absent nor neutralized but are given a supportive and constraining role. The narration concerns how 19th-century colonialism transformed over 30-million human beings into coolies, and the violence this plantation economyone of colonial capitalism's most productive enterprises of the 19th and first half of the 20th centurieswreaked on the land.


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They poisoned McVeigh, put a bullet in bin Laden's head.
America's two most brutal terrorists met the same fate they brought about for so many others. Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh died in a federal prison, Osama bin Laden in a Pakistani safe house. Both deaths were welcomed by a relieved American public.
By and large, however, that hasn't been the way the U.S. government has punished those who have masterminded terrorist attacks on home soil. Today, the Unabomber, Theodore Kaczynski, sits in a supermax cell in Colorado, as does Eric Rudolph, who detonated a bomb during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. Both were domestic terrorists who killed a handful of people in crimes similar to those Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is accused of committing in Boston. In that same prison, too, is Zacarias Moussaoui, the "20th hijacker" who was convicted in the 9/11 attacks. All three were eligible for the death penalty, and all three will likely die in prison. But it won't be via lethal injection.
With investigators still looking to connect Tsarnaev and his late brother, Tamerlan, to overseas provocateurs, the debate over whether federal prosecutors should seek the death penalty for Dzhokhar is just beginning to rage. The prospect promises to put the Justice Department, and the Obama administration as a whole, in a tight spot, where the desire to punish Tsarnaev to the limit comes up against the pragmatics of the criminal-justice system.
And should agents suspect links between the Tsarnaevs and a foreign terrorist network or should more accomplices come to light, the pressure to seek a plea, to use the threat of the needle to push Dzhokhar to "flip" and provide information to the government, will intensify, even as will the cries for his head.
In other contexts, there wouldn't be much of a choice, but terrorism is different, because the overall mission of the government—prosecutors and all—is "to protect the country from future attacks," says Daniel Collins, a former federal prosecutor in Chicago. As an assistant U.S. attorney, Collins secured a guilty plea from David Headley, a Pakistani-American implicated in the Mumbai, India, bombings of 2008. After Headley agreed to cooperate, he was ultimately given 35 years in prison, a sentence that drew criticism. "Taking the death penalty off the table is no small decision," Collins says.
There are other reasons prosecutors could seek a deal. This week, Tsarnaev added defense attorney Judy Clarke, known for helping her clients avoid execution, to his team. She represented both Kaczynski and Rudolph, as well as Susan Smith, the South Carolina mother who drowned her two children, and Jared Loughner, who pleaded guilty to the Tucson, Ariz., massacre that gravely wounded then-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. In a recent speech, as reported by the Associated Press, Clarke said her task is to persuade her clients to plead guilty to save their lives. "Our job is to provide them with a reason to live," she said.
Before Tsarnaev ever reaches that stage, however, the Justice Department will have to approve the prosecution as a capital case. According to guidelines released by Attorney General Eric Holder in 2011, the government can't seek the death penalty simply to gain negotiating leverage. It must also consult with the families of the victims before issuing a ruling.
Still, observers widely expect Justice to green-light a capital case. And Collins believes Clarke could have a tough time of it because of the trove of evidence and the fact that Tsarnaev has already implicated himself. For that reason, some lawyers, such as William Otis, a former counsel to President George W. Bush, believe the government shouldn't be quick to cut a deal. Tsarnaev needs to face a jury, Otis wrote for Forbes this week, with death on the line. "Vengeance is hardly the only reason people of good faith support the death penalty in extreme cases," he asserted, noting that polls showed 80 percent of the American public favored McVeigh's execution. "Wanting justice is not wanting vengeance."
Douglas Berman, a professor at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, isn't so sure the government won't want to strike a bargain if Clarke begins to punch holes in its case and threatens to turn a trial (and the inevitable appeals) into a lengthy spectacle. "The prosecution's case is as good right now as it is ever going to be," he says, "and the defense is just getting revved up."
Berman says the case raises the question, "Whose interest can and should a prosecutor be thinking about serving: the interests of the United States of America, whatever that means? The interests of the citizens of Boston? What does it mean to serve justice?"
In Kaczynski's case, justice meant denying him a public trial that would serve as a platform for his antigovernment views. In Rudolph's, it meant getting information to locate dynamite he had hidden away in the North Carolina mountains. After convicting Moussaoui, a jury sentenced him to life in prison rather than the execution chamber. Sparing him, Judge Leonie Brinkema said at the time, denied him "martyrdom in a great big bang of glory."
It's entirely possible that Tsarnaev's prosecutors could decide, at some point, it may be more inflammatory to kill him than imprison him. That will be a concern, along with the need to gather intelligence, questions about evidence, and the merits of Dzhokhar's defense. Ultimately, if Justice makes the call to lock down a conviction rather than execute him, the victims and the public alike will demand an explanation. And the White House may find itself yet again defending its decision to try a terrorist in open court. It's a place where things quickly grow complicated.


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I just think its funny that someone would use Yuzrus autobiography as evidence to show Han Yans age. What does Yuzru know about Han Yan? How many times has he seen Yan in his whole life? Even if Yan falsifies his age, like so many Chinese skaters and gymnasts do, how would Yuzru know that? Plus, Han Yan really has nothing to do with Yuzrus fan thread.
Come on, if you guys care about Yuzru and speak Japanese so well, then can you please translate to us hows Yuzrus injury? Looks quite serious to me. I wish hell fully recover by the Worlds. I think thats more important than someone elses age.
Nikkan Sports article (which I sometimes consider as a tabloid newspaper). The summary of what's written there was already posted a few pages back. There have been some fans who over-dramatize the severity of his injury and even associate it with his lackluster performance in the free (ridiculous, I must say), but it looks to me that it is just a minor injury (or else he wouldn't have had a wonderful time @the banquet, fooling around with the other teenage boys). And he doesn't seem to be bothered by it in the slightest.
Im not a longtime fan of Yuzru, but I also know that he has never mentioned his injury at any competitions. Like at 2011 GPF he had an ankle sprain and at 2012 GPF he had a stomach bug, which affected his performance, but he himself did not mention them either. Plus, he always has fun and would not let his injury affect him at the banquets. Have you seen his photos at 2011 GPF and 2012 Worlds banquets? He always has a lot of fun despite injuries.
As fans we may never know since he doesn't like talking about injuries and showing his weakness, no matter it's affected his performance or not. I think the injury is more serious than how it's looked and reported but hardly seems to have a long term impact. Hope he'll get better soon and be more careful next time.
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And when it comes to rumors and non-major-media sources, not every Japanese fan reads every tabloid / twitter / social media / message board post. But if a question or a public link is posted, maybe someone else can jump in to clarify. Any chance on persuading your Japanese reading friend to post here?
Thank you sampaguita for clarifying Yuzuru's biography quote!
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Moreover, my original post #1085 was asking those posters who discuss too much on someone elses age, which has nothing to do with Yuzru or this thread, to please get back on topic. And I used his injury for example. Maybe some people are not interested in discussing Yuzrus injury, but at least discuss something about Yuzru Hanyu in this thread. There are many other threads where people can discuss about other skaters.
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Profiled on HGTV, the beautiful Santa Rosa is a 1973 Airstream Sovereign that sports Brazilian koa wood floors, hand-sanded birch wood interior panels, and recycled glass tile. All finishes are VOC-free, and low-voltage halogen lighting glows under the cabinets. White Corian counter tops are used throughout, and raw canvas upholstery covers the cushions. The bathroom amazingly houses a claw foot tub as well as a faucet/shower wand set. The queen, pillow-top mattress 1,000 thread count sheets, and down pillows make for a luxurious bedroom.
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Headed south on King Road after getting off 280 this evening, traffic was moving slowly enough . . . that is, stopped, such that I noticed the community farm on the west side of King, just north of Story Road. Checking the website now, I see that it has farmstand every Saturday from 10a to 2p with prices based on ability to pay, as well as offering a CSA for families that use EBT (food stamp) benefits and for sponsors who subsidize the CSA by paying more.
No time to stop so I'd love to hear from anyone who's familiar with the place as a customer or volunteer.
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Stopped by this morning while it was still cool outside. Parked at the main lot near the entrance to Prusch Park and then walked along the path between the farm houses, following the signs for Veggielution.
It took me a while to spot the farmstand itself. It's tucked away at the back of the Volunteer shed, where the youth volunteers were gathered. They spend the day doing various farm chores, with a potluck for lunch.
The stand has some tables outside with potted starter plants, including tomatoes and peppers. There's a selection of fresh leafy greens and roots, a small table inside with assorted pickles and unlabeled jams, and a counter with fresh eggs (which I gather come from the henhouse a few sheds over).
My haul was just under ten bucks, although most of that was the jam. I'm ever hopeful that it'll turn out to be some sort of marmelade (Mothercluck, how I miss you!) All prices are a suggestion only: you pay according to your means.
Bonus: picked up a box of pastéis de nata and other assorted tarts at Popular Bakery on the way home.
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One of the biggest highlights from the 2007 Solar Decathlon comes from reigning victor University of Colorado- and the design is proving once again that the team has what it takes to be solar design champions. Committed to defending their 2002 and 2005 titles, the 2007 CU Solar Decathlon team has brought a versatile, modular design that integrates "shining" examples of solar technology, recycled shipping containers, and a super cool aesthetic.
Putting a twist on the competition criteria, CU has designed a 2,100-ft2 house with a central 700-ft2 core. The smaller version meets the Solar Decathlon guidelines and functions as a complete house on its own. However, the team decided to design "a full-size house to make our story more relevant to homeowners as well as the building industry", said Michael Brandemuehl, an associate professor in CU's Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering.
At the National Mall solar village, the team has built the smaller version of it's CORE concept and delineated the full house outline with decking. The larger version uses two conventional shipping containers to take advantage of modular, prefabricated materials. The competition module houses the kitchen, bathroom and a centralized area for mechanicals. The additional module will be constructed after the Solar Decathlon adding space for laundry, a master bathroom and a guest bathroom. The complete concept will become a research, education and outreach facility for Xcel Energy, the team's primary sponsor.
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CU's design uses a building integrated photovoltaic thermal (BIPV/T) collection system, a building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) system and a battery bank. The thermal system collects heat from the backside of the PV array and transfers the thermal energy to storage tanks for a water-to-water heat pump. The PV system was sized to meet electricity needs in Washington, D.C., and Colorado with a battery bank that allows for four days backup during zero PV power.
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The EnergyPlus building energy simulation program was used to size an efficient water-to-water heat pump with two thermal storage tanks. More energy-efficient than air-to-air or air-to-water systems, the chosen system also allows use of refrigerant R410A which has zero ozone depleting potential.
Inside, the CU team's CORE solar house uses environmentally friendly Marmoleum® flooring, formaldehyde-free Plyboo Strand® 100% bamboo cabinetry, Richlite recycled paper countertops and Ecogress mosaics made from eco-friendly porcelain. Several walls and doors are eco-resins from 3Form Material Solutions with 40% post-industrial reclaimed material. The decking is made from reclaimed redwood planks sourced from Boulder-based building material recycler ReSource2000.
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Designed to reduce energy loads, the entry from CU minimizes system needs with a well-insulated building envelope, high performance windows, natural daylighting, natural ventilation, energy-efficient appliances and an efficient HVAC system. Even without the BIPV systems or the specified HVAC, the team estimates that the design would use 40% less energy than a conventionally built home of the same size.
Insulation, passive solar design and windows create a 73% savings in heating and a house that requires 60% less electricity throughout the year. As a grid-connected home in sunny Boulder, Colorado, the design would produce 38% more energy than it needs to operate. Even under cloudier skies in Washington, D.C., the home is still a net-zero structure that would produce an energy surplus.
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November 5, 2007 at 9:38 am
This is truly a wonderful idea and can work well for us in Africa.
Only that Solar is stil so expensive.
October 30, 2007 at 6:15 pm
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October 25, 2007 at 1:59 pm
One need only to look at our website for evidence of innovation. The Engineering jury correctly identified our mechanical and combined Building Integrated Photovoltaic-Thermal systems as innovative developments with real-world promise and awarded us third place in Engineering. The thermal-storage-coupled water-to-water heat pump is a first that should be given its due. The two teams placing higher than us in Engineering take a much safer approach with standard split-system HVAC systems — hardly innovative in my opinion.
We've made all of our documentation available on our website (the only team that has chosen to do so) and you are more than welcome to review our designs.
Please feel free to contact me directly if you have any questions at all.
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October 20, 2007 at 7:07 pm
Jill, I've appreciated the photos and coverage. I'm sure the complainer feels sorry after you explained the situation. The shots of the Maryland house interior are wonderful and I'm using one as my computer wallpaper. It was my frustration that in previous Decathlons especially, the teams themselves didn't have someone take quality photos of the interior or their houses. But, I think this year has been the best, by the teams and for outside coverage.
To hear of the crowds, it must've been frustrating. Makes me glad I couldn't go. There is nothing like standing in a house ALONE, to appreciate its feel and beauty. When I've looked at houses to buy, I send the realtor out of the house or in another room. Just having one other person there is distracting.
Colorado's smartest move was making this from the start as a module for a larger project, so it may have legs, so to speak. However, I happen to love small houses, and its not like there's no market for houses for single people or childless couples, and as stated in much of the literature for the contest, the houses are small for transportability only and also to keep construction costs down. All their designs are supposed to be expandable.
I think one of the problems in the marketability of any state-of-the-art zero energy home, is that people are afraid that it will devalue as the technology or design advances. However, I think it would help their penetration into the market if they looked a little cleaner, and simpler in design, than that of the fun, wacky and wild Colorado assemblage. I was very impressed that in 2005 Cornell's effort was a house that they claimed could be mass produced for around $120,000. I don't think that could be said of the 1.5M German house.
I dream of a Model T of the housing industry, sort of like Fuller's vision for Dymaxion house, but instead of a house full of flaws or ultra unorthodox in design, this one would be very energy efficient, tested for a year or two, improved and then mass produced on a huge scale to keep the cost low. I guess the problem in that fantasy, is that houses need to be designed according to the specific locations where they are built.
October 20, 2007 at 4:54 am
[…] More than just energy-efficient, the green designs at the 2007 Solar Decathlon are filled with ideas and materials that promote healthy indoor spaces. The low-toxic, renewable and recycled finishes are as beautiful as the designs themselves. Inhabitat has been covering the Solar Decathlon all week and has great pictures and articles about many of the designs. See University of Cincinnatti's colorful contribution here, Darmstadt Germany's stunning design here and University of Colorado's CORE concept here. […]
October 19, 2007 at 10:07 pm
why are there no interior photos ? i hate to say this because i love the site, but i am also disappointed in the coverage. i had hoped to see the event in person, but tornado warnings kept us at home. i know you all must have seen alot more than 3 houses, why cant we ?
October 19, 2007 at 9:02 pm
Cool Colorado! Hook up with the architect in Southern California, DeMaria Design, they are way out there when it comes to successful container projects. Maybe some type of collaboration can unlock some new ideas. Fantastic project.
October 19, 2007 at 7:51 pm
As well… The Colorado entry most successfully integrated Universal Design (accessibility for all).
October 19, 2007 at 7:49 pm
The interesting idea behind this house is that the shipping container houses all the mechanicals of the house.
The idea is that a land owner could buy the up-fitted shipping container and build the rest of the house in their preferred style, using a regional contractor & material suppliers. Modular and Pre-Fab houses have been called "modern trailers" by many because they are cookie cutter. This house makes the statement that a hybrid of Pre-Fab & Site Built may be the solution. I haven't seen a more practical, or better looking use of shipping containers in residential architecture.
October 19, 2007 at 3:47 pm
Having just returned from a 28 hr round trip from the West Coast in order to see the Decathlon, I am surprised that you picked one of the least innovative (and to my knowledge, not a major prize winner by the time I left yesterday afternoon) to feature. Yes, every entry had unique features and made my sojourn worthwhile. But, I would have liked to have your readers see some of the more feasible entries. I hope that you will do all of us a favor to continue to bring us more details of all of the entries. Jim
October 19, 2007 at 1:40 pm
I think that is a great idea to make it as a small part of a bigger house. I was out at SolarD in 2005 and when I would talk to others looking at the houses, the biggest complaint was they were all to small, yes I know that we should all live in smaller homes but we don't. And Colorado made a house that I could have my family in.
October 19, 2007 at 1:21 pm
[…] SOLAR DECATHLON 2007: University of Colorado Solar House (Inhabitat) Our sister institution to the north, CU, defended their title in the 2007 Solar Decathlon with a "modular design that integrates 'shining' examples of solar technology, recycled shipping containers, and a super cool aesthetic." (tags: eco.arts architecture University.of.Colorado design) […]
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Thanks for the excellent write-up. Great summary of our systems and design. Cheers!


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It's always nice to see the Cubs make a splash in the Dominican or Venezuela. They signed Enrique Acosta for $1.1 million. The full scouting report is here (subscribers only). He's ranked 9th.
Acosta, who is represented by Rob Plummer, has one of the best bats in the Dominican Republic. Acosta, 16, has a short load and gets his hands started easily with a clean, efficient swing and good bat speed. He has a good approach to hitting for his age and uses the whole field. Some scouts say his swing is shorter than Ronald Guzman's and Elier Hernandez's and that he has more power as well. He gets good extension and the ball jumps off his bat. He could have more pop once he learns to incorporate his lower half into his swing.
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The Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture
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DAVE DURENBERGER, the son of SJU Athletic Director George Durenberger, grew up at Saint John's. He attended the Prep School, and graudated from the University cum laude in 1955 with a Commission from its first Army ROTC program.
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"I have adapted these yeast rolls from my grandmother's yeast bread recipe. I have increased the sugar to create a little sweeter roll than Grandma used to make and replaced her refrigerated cake yeast with dried (easier availability). They are delicious served with Danish Lurpak® butter (it's a little tangy, just like Grandma's)! Rolls can be made the night before and reheated, covered in foil, at 300 degrees F for about ten minutes."
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I Found If You Bake On Greased Flat Cookie Sheet. That These Rolls Come Out Bigger And Better Looking. If There To Sweet Then Next Batch Omit 1/4 Cup Sugar. I Tryed With 3 Yeast Total Instead Of 2.5 And You Cant Beat The Results. Better Than Grandmas I Think
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i found this recipe to be just what the doctor ordered. i tripled the sugar though because my family loves sweet rolls. they were a huge hit at easter dinner this last year.
Almost as good as Grandma's. After all, you all can't knock your own grandmother's cooking!
These were far too stiff. I wondered if the recipe was incorrect. Maybe it should have called for
2 3/4 cup of water rather than 1 3/4? Very dry and didn't rise well.
I used 5 cups of flour initially and only had to add another 1/2 cup for the right consistancy. A big hit! They are delicious and everyone loved them. I will use this recipe again and again. This is a little more dense than some yeast rolls but that's what made it like G-ma's! Mmm mmm.
The rolls did not raise well, and while they tasted good, the texture was very thick and heavy. They would probably be better with more yeast, and less flour.
I knew when I seen "lard" in the recipe it was a old recipe, so it had to be good. My mom has been making these rolls as long as I can remember. We have them every year at Thanksgiving. Best rolls on the planet.
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Author: Jasper Fforde
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I consider meeting Jasper Fforde to be my very first YAuthor Stalking Adventure. My friend, Lindsay, found out that Jasper would be visiting a bookstore in Milwaukee on his tour promoting The Fourth Bear, so we hopped in the car and drove up to meet him. His reading was fantastic (and hilarious, but that was to be expected) and the line was super super long for the book signing afterwards. Both wearing our Jurisfiction T-shirts and going completely fangirl on him, I fear we were horribly annoying.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority has always been focused on sustainability. In fact, it has been applying sustainable business practices since its inception 80 years ago, long before "sustainability" was a hot topic.
TVA was established by Congress in 1933 to address a wide range of environmental, economic and technological issues — all with the purpose of sustaining the communities, natural resources and economic prosperity of the Tennessee Valley region. Throughout its history, TVA has taken an integrated business approach and woven sustainability considerations into its operations to minimize negative impacts today and enhance the long-term health of the Valley for future generations.
Sustainability has always been at the heart of TVA's work and mission, whether it's applying integrated resources to evaluate solutions from a broad perspective; considering environmental, economic and long-term implications; or focusing on ensuring that its current business solutions protect local communities, natural resources and economic prosperity for future generations. And it continually evaluates and adjusts its operations to ensure it achieves its mission — today, and tomorrow.
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The best way to protect your passwords is…
… to change your password often. This is somewhat true, SVT (Sweden's Television) was pointing this out today. The thing is, absolutely more can be done. In Sweden, every media (an lawyers and also the prosecutor obviously) thinks that everyone use Windows and that´s GNU/Linux doesn't even exist. In the beginning of the clip they are talking about spyware software installed on the victims computer and that´s it´s important to change the password after someone has breaking up with theirs partners. They could have mentioned that in GNU/Linux it´s not that easy to install software without knowing the password for sudo/su. In Windows you only have to press yes to the question if you really want to install that software that the partner/whatever really do want.
And what about Facerape, they are talking about this to. Tell your browser not to save cache and cookies after you closed your browser. Crypt the .mozilla folder with tools like encfs and mount it when you need it so people don´t just need to start the browser, go to facebook and log in with the saved password and start to facerape you. It´s not that hard. AND use the master password feature Firefox has to offer. Then people would need to know the password to use the saved passwords.
They are also talking about saving passwords in a file on the computer, the computer the ex-partner also had got the chance to use. This was like giving the ex-partner the key to the apartment. This is also true. But in GNU/Linux you can crypt your passwords so your ex-partner/whatever use your computer can´t see the passwords in plain text. I´m sure you can do the same on Windows. But why don´t they mention that? The last thing they are saying is that the important thing is to use common sense. More and more people are falling victims for crimes where someone intrudes your privacy. Therefore common sense in this case will be to minimize the change to falling for this type of crimes. The lawyers and prosecutors does not succeed in that matter.


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> Isaac Stroud (Durham) – In February, Isaac Stroud was declared incompetent to be executed and re-sentenced to life.
> John Fleming (Northampton) – This fall, John Fleming died of natural causes at the age of 83. Fleming was first sent to death row at the age of 70.
> David "Bo" Williams (Bertie) – David Williams died of natural causes at the age of 46. He had been on death row since 1996.
- New Death Sentences
> Tony Summers (Guilford) – Tony Summers was convicted of stabbing Lavell Williams and assaulting her two children.
> Danny Hembree (Gaston) – Danny Hembree was convicted of smothering Heather Catterton.
> William Robinson (Stanly) – William Robinson was convicted of shooting Keith Crump and injuring another man.
- Capital Trials Not Resulting in Death
> Michael Mead (Gaston) – Michael Mead was found not guilty of killing his pregnant fiancée and setting her house on fire. The defense presented evidence that Mead was 50 miles away when the crime occurred.
> Al Bellamy (Iredell/Gaston) – A mistrial was declared when it was revealed during the guilt-or-innocence phase of Al Bellamy's trial that prosecutors failed to disclose over 1700 pages of evidence to the defense. If the State elects to try Bellamy again, it will be prohibited from seeking the death penalty.
> Robert Stewart (Moore) – Robert Stewart was convicted of second-degree murder after opening fire in a nursing home and killing eight people. The cumulative sentence was at least 141 years in prison.
> Brandon Gross (Buncombe) – Brandon Gross was convicted of second degree murder, robbery, and burglary for beating a man to death in his home. He will serve at least 43 years in prison.
> Shelton Mills (Pitt) – Shelton Mills was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole after being convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend.
> Danny Thomas (Columbus) –Danny Thomas, previously convicted of murder in another county was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for four additional killings.
> Joshua Stepp (Wake) – Joshua Stepp was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for the sexual assault and beating death of his ten month-old stepdaughter.
> Larry Robinson (Robeson) – Larry Robinson killed two men and injured a third in an ambush-style assault, and was sentenced to life without parole.
> Melba Slaydon (Randolph) – During jury selection, Melba Slaydon accepted a plea to life without parole in the killing of her husband.
> Dennis Mills (Alamance) – During jury selection, Dennis Mills accepted a plea to life without parole for shooting two men to death in their home. Mills had previously been convicted of another homicide.
> James Richardson (Pitt) – After James Richardson was convicted of killing two men in a drive-by shooting, prosecutors dropped their request for the death penalty.


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"Actually we are tickled to here you say that, watching Donnie beat Nazi's to death is the closest we get to goin to the movies."
Definitely the best movie of 2009 for me. I'm tired of reading all the people who are all ticked off about QT's take on history, its a freaking movie, entertaining as hell movie
I loved it! 4 stars from me and it was well worth..I think if i had to rate the top 3 summer movies i saw, it would go 1. star trek 2. inglorius basterds 3 the hangover..worst 1 i think i saw was wolverine, that dissapointed big time along w/ public enemies which was way to long....
I am awaiting a remake of "The Dogs Of War" or "The Wild Geese".
Thanks Shifty!
finally saw this and it was amazing (yeah i know, i suck). i love diane kruger and she was awesome. the 'jewhunter' dude was also an amazing actor - never saw him before. being able to speak that many languages with perfect accents is pretty impressive. great movie.
I thought it was pretty good.
I'll be seeing it soon
What an awesome movie! Finally got it on Blu-Ray and watched it on my flat screen with surround sound and it was worth the wait. Tarantino is still a great director and deserves major props for another American Classic.
- Hall of Fame Safety Rod Woodson on Dan Marino playing in today's NFL:
"...the best quarterback I believe is Dan Marino..."
"If he played with these rules, he'd throw for 100,000 yards."
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