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Close call with calamity
By Patty Kruszewski, Citizen Managing Editor 10/10/12
No one would ever accuse Fred McConnell of being a couch potato.
At 70, the program head and professor of engineering at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College (JSRCC) is slim and fit, and plays volleyball three nights a week or more.
So McConnell was not too alarmed at first when his heartburn wouldn't go away.
Even after two months, when the chest discomfort did not respond to medication and his doctor recommended a stress test, McConnell shrugged it off.
"I just had a stress test a couple of years ago," he told his doctor -- who checked his records and countered, "No, it's been seven."
In those seven years, said McConnell, stress tests have changed considerably. His 2005 test was conducted on a treadmill with the physician in the room, monitoring his reaction to exertion.
The 2005 diagnosis? Chronic heartburn.
This time, his stress test was the nuclear version, in which a radioactive dye is injected into the bloodstream to help create images of the heart muscle and valves at work. The pictures showed that one of McConnell's heart chambers wasn't filling up as it should, and he was referred to a cardiologist for a heart catheterization.
Still relatively unfazed, McConnell scheduled the catheterization -- then rescheduled it a week later so that he could play in a volleyball tournament first.
"I was afraid they'd find something," he admits now. And find something they did.
'A real mess'
"I was only half awake," said McConnell, as he recalls coming out of the anesthesia after the catheterization. "But I remember the doctor telling me, 'You have a real mess in there.'"
Later, the cardiologist told McConnell he was surprised he had never had a heart attack -- though he saw signs that there may have been one of the "silent" variety.
McConnell consulted with a surgeon, who drew pictures of the three blockages and scheduled him for surgery two weeks later. Since McConnell was on spring break at the time, he asked the surgeon if it was okay to go back to work.
"That depends," answered the doctor. "Is your job stressful?"
McConnell chuckles as he recalls his answer.
"Not for me -- but maybe for my students!"
Finding a substitute to take over at JSRCC for the rest of the semester, McConnell underwent surgery on March 27. During the operation, a fourth blockage was found.
Nine weeks after his quadruple bypass surgery, McConnell traveled to Salt Lake City and won both silver and bronze medals at the USA Volleyball Open National Championships.
Rum and medals
More than 430 teams from around the world competed in the June championships.
A long-time member of the Richmond Volleyball Club, McConnell earned his silver medal as a member of the GROG-65 Team (pictured above) in one session, and his bronze medal in another session as a member of Team SOTA-70.
Team GROG, he says, takes its name from the acronym for "Greater Richmond Old Guys," but the name hardly fits any more. In addition to the Richmond players, McConnell has GROG teammates hailing from Texas, Colorado and Arkansas.
"Grog also was a rum drink for the British Navy," he adds, "so our uniforms have a rum bottle logo."
Last October, he won a gold medal in the Huntsman World Senior Games in St. George, Utah, on a 65's team that was a blend of RVC and Canadian players. In a couple of weeks, he will head to Utah for this year's Huntsman tournament, and he looks forward to it.
"The weather in Utah is beautiful this time of year," says McConnell. "And it's a well-run tournament -- like a mini-Olympics."
'A second home'
A native of Gate City, Va., McConnell began playing intramural volleyball when he was a student at Virginia Tech. (The loyal Hokie and season ticket holder is actually a "triple dipper," having gotten his bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in civil engineering at Tech.) During grad school, he says, "we would get the gym for an hour and play volleyball instead of basketball. The faculty was really into volleyball."
Moving to Richmond in 1972 to teach at the newly-opened JSRCC, following stints at Germana and Wytheville community colleges, McConnell was invited to play in volleyball leagues that eventually formed the basis of RVC (established in 1980).
"Now it's a second home," the Glen Allen resident says of RVC.
At his other second home, JSRCC, McConnell enjoys frequent visits and contacts from former students -- who, he says with a chuckle, "are often shocked to see I'm still teaching."
His daughter, a freshman at Christopher Newport University, recently told him that she had seen his reviews online on "Rate Your Professor" and noted that the only bad rating he got was for giving too much work.
"But I've never had a student come back and say, 'You worked me too hard,'" says McConnell.
"They say, 'Thank you for kicking my butt. I wouldn't have made it at [the four-year institution attended] if you hadn't."
Not long ago, in fact, McConnell says he got an email from a 1981 graduate of JSRCC who went on to get his bachelor's degree and professional engineer license at other schools.
"He said JSRCC was the best school he attended," recalls McConnell, "with the best professors."
At an age when most people have long ago retired, McConnell has no immediate plans to stop working -- or to stop playing volleyball. In fact, he not only goes to rehab once a week, but also frequently works out on the treadmill at Shady Grove YMCA.
"I don't sit around much. I have to [stay in shape] if I'm going to be competitive," he says.
After competing in the USA Open National Championships every year for 23 years, McConnell says he can't single out any one year as his most memorable -- but admits the 2012 Open is likely to stand out in his memory in years to come.
"Any time you get to the medal stand, that's an accomplishment on its own. But nine weeks after heart surgery?" he exclaims, making it clear that his close call with calamity renders the accomplishment all the sweeter.
And McConnell has a word of advice for anyone suffering from what seems to be chronic heartburn.
"If it doesn't go away, see your doctor," he says emphatically. "Especially if you're not active."
Mother, son work to raise funds for Make-A-Wish
By Kyla Coleman, Special to the Citizen 07/23/2017 FeaturesGeneral News
A mother and son duo raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Betsy Owen, Goochland County native, and her five year old son Israel have been making a difference in the Henrico community for two years. Owen works at Maggiano's Little Italy in Short Pump. Betsy and her fellow co-workers have split into teams to raise a total of $15,000 for Make-A-Wish. > Read more.
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About 25 academy alumni gathered at the hangar July 11 to hear Officer Shaun McCarthy describe a typical day aloft - and some not so typical – in a Cessna owned by the Metro Aviation Unit. > Read more.
Rock on!
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The painted rocks craze is thriving in Henrico, as a walk around the grounds of local libraries and parks will demonstrate. This rock was spotted near Libbie Mill Library, and there's a slideshow of many more uniquely-painted stones on the RVA Rocks Facebook page (https://facebook.com/groups/RVARocks/).
Painting and hiding rocks is a family activity appropriate for all ages, and parents especially like the way it fosters creativity and gets kids outdoors. > Read more.
Goochland man arrested at RIC with gun
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A Goochland County man was arrested at Richmond International Airport July 19 after Transportation Security Administration officers found a loaded semi-automatic handgun in the traveler's carry-on bag.
A TSA officer detected the 9 mm caliber handgun inside the man's carry-on bag as it entered the security checkpoint X-ray machine. The handgun was loaded with 12 bullets. > Read more.
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"Great listening experience"
First, let me say that I was turned on to the hard copy books initially and loved the series from the start. Then I started travelling more for work and was nervous about having them in audio format starting with this book, #8. No need to worry, it was even better than I could have hoped for. James Marsters does a GREAT job of bringing the story and people to life. His intonations, laughs and accents really help to make this an exciting listen. I have actually found myself driving around the block of my customers locations a few times just to get to the end of a chapter for a stopping point. Just like a book you can't put down. I strongly suggest you start with the books in order, now that they are available, to help understand the story development fully. It is good to watch Harry Dresden grow from the beginning and know where the other players come in at and get the background foundation. I am now up to book #11 and they just keep getting better. I rate these books as 5 stars due to the story line and the excellent narration. Well done!
"Not the book to start the series with, but..."
Dresden emerges as a great man in this (what I think is the best so far), the eight book of the series. Before Harry has chosen to do what was needed against the greatest odds, to protect the innocent and right the wrong. In this book, he puts his soul as well as his life on the line to bring about reconciliation, and to some extent redemption for those around him deserving or just plain needing it.
In this book Jim Butcher gives us deeper glimpses of the greater mystery and moves us to a better view of the higher meaning of Harry's struggles. He does so honestly, and convincingly.
This is not the Dresden story to jump into the series with (personally I recommend starting at the beginning). There are two many important character developments that take place in earlier books needed to grasp the scope of this book. If you are following the series though, you will find this story poignant and moving. A transition of young and fragmented Harry to Harry the man.
"Kudos to all involved!"
I've not read any of the Dresden Files books previously and was worried about starting at book 8 (the first 7 not available in audio). I needn't have worried. Butcher does a great job with catching up new readers without making it sound like exposition. The characters are marvelous and brought stunningly to life by James Marsters. I'll certainly be getting all the other Dresden Files available!
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"Plan of attack"
The horror convention setting was great fun, and I enjoyed watching Harry adjust to his new role as Warden because doing the right thing, and enforcing the laws of magic aren't always synonymous, and a bit of tough love ensues. Charity opened up some as a character which brought on a few interesting new developments, although whether Molly Carpenter will add any value to this universe is still up in the air. I see potential, but another male Urban Fantasy author whom I'm a fan of attempted something similar, and the results were disappointing. It'll all come down to Butcher's plan of attack. Future story line speculation aside, PROVEN GUILTY did this series proud.
I am easily amused!
"Hell's Bell's Harry!"
Fabulous book with an intriguing cast of characters and a convoluted unpredictable story that kept me guessing. Molly Carpenter is the daughter of Harry's good friend and she has gotten herself in a bad situation that only magic can solve. Horror movie monsters are slaughtering the innocent and black magic is staining Chicago. Something must be done and Harry is the man for the job. Jim Marster's narration is perfect. I will never read a Dresden book because Marster's voice will always be Harry to me.
I like scifi and urban fantasy. I don't like romance novels. If you are the same my reviews should help.
"The faeries are back."
This one is where Molly Carpenter really becomes a major character in the series. harry is asked to investigate a series of attacks at a horror convention. This of course turns into a total donnybrook. Faeries, vampires and Charity Carpenter suits up to take a bite out of crime. Narrarator is stellar as always.
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"Harry comes full circle with his youth"
The publisher's summary leaves much to be desired. This particular installment of The Dresden Files should not be missed.
Harry gets a call from the oldest daughter of one his closest friends, Michael Carpenter. Molly is in more trouble than she knows, and Harry "An Innocent Bystander" at SplatterCon!!! gets in it up to his neck.
Jim Butcher as always is a master at developing these wonderful characters. You get more information about the Carpenters, and awesome Charity development. You kinda forgive her for treating Harry like trash until now.
In the end Harry comes face to face with some of the demons of his past, resurrected at the sight of watching an untrained wizard sentenced to a miserable end by the White Council. He'll have to pull a rabbit out of his hat to prevent the same fate befalling someone he's driven to protect they way he himself was protected at the same age.
As always, awesome writing by Butcher, and awesome performance by Marsters.
"Excellent Venture into the World of Dresden"
The narrator did an excellent job and was very enjoyable.
Nope, I wanted to space it out and make it last longer.
The book moves the series along and starts more plot threads for the future...a very enjoyable read if you are into this series.

Not recommended if you have not had previous experience with this series...start with Storm Front and work your way towards this great adventure.

"You can listen out order, but..."
Books 6 and 7 aren't published in audiobooks until April 2010. I've heard 1 thru 5 - I'll just skip to book 8. Skipping ahead didn't detract from my enjoyment of the story, but it's clear that things have happened in Harry's live that would have increased my enjoyment of the story. There are a number of references to previous adventures (that I hope will be covered in 6 and 7) that would have helped me understand, not necessarily what was going on, but why it was happening the way it was happening. All that aside, I needed a Dresden fix. This is a thoroughly entertaining story, and I'll get to listen to it again after I've heard 6 and 7.
"Dark mood and surprising twists"
This book, for some reason, was not captivating for me as the others were. I took me about 20 days to finish it, which was never case before. The entire mood and the atmosphere of the book was darker than usual, and so many action in the plot got me thinking "Again, really?"
My favorite character is getting to be Mouse...
But there are some very surprising twists in the story that really make it worthwhile. Won't say what, but I surely didn't see it coming.
"Different each book each time fab!!"
Funny, dry humour and wonderful narration. Normally with book series, a similar plot is rolled out but each book is fresh, funny and slowly winding up the tension for the next instalment, without feeling cheated. Love it
"Classic Fantasy"
This eighth book in the Dresden Files catalogue holds much promise of what is to come. Set in (more or less) present day Chicago it is a compelling mixture of magic and human issues. It highlights both the advantages and disadvantages of being a practising wizard in the world of today. Having to live alongside technology when it is likely to fall apart just because of your presence is only one of the problems that Harry Dresden has to overcome in a world which has lost sight of it's connections with otherworldly prescences inherent in life. The fact that it is narrated by Spike from Buffy is an added bonus.
"another amazing Dresden book."
they just keep getting better. I can't wait for the next one. Go Harry Dresden.
"Awesome incarnate!"
Absolutely love the Dresden files....and James marsters is the only person who could voice harry dresden
"best in the series so far."
strong story with the back story developing nicely. funny moments and some great action. what's not to love.
"A great story"
With The Dresdon Files there are many mistakes throughout the series, mainly to do with the timeline, like in one book you will hear mention of something happening a year ago, then something that happened at the same time, they will mention it happening two years ago; but aside from that, the story is great, immersive even. And to top it all off, the story only gets better as it goes. I mean, I do have some qualms, like the relationships, Harry has some; but a lot of the time it seems that he is just meant to suffer in that hero, masochistic, martyr fashion...it can get annoying.
"The best yet"
I really enjoy this series, it's superbly written with intelligence and wit, and this book is the best yet. And as ever, James Marsters is just perfect.
"Yet another Harry Dresden classic"
Loved this book, great story, brilliantly told, I have no hesitation in recommending this series to anyone!
"Another good story. Dresden is amazing."
Enjoyed the story. Not sure if the synopsis is correct as it has very little to do with Morgan.
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This is my new go to site for working on school work (regular music is distracting because I get wrapped up in singing along, looking up lyrics, adding artists to my collection, or if it is instrumental music humming along or adding composers to my collection) because it isn't distracting.
The other way I use this site is to set up my laptop in the bedroom, and set the display to turn off after a minute, so that I can let the sounds of gentle rainfall lull me into a deep sleep. You can also turn the video display off for the web site (the glass with water beading on it) by clicking the Video Off link at the bottom of the page.
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The singer tied the knot with her beau, Tim Witherspoon, in a super-secret ceremony in Costa Rica over the weekend.
According to reports, her bestie, Beyonce, was in attendance and shared a stylish selfie from the occasion.
Sources say her other Destiny's Child group mate, Michelle Williams, was also there for the big day even though Kelly previously stated she and her man would walk down the aisle all alone.
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The 44-point deficit is tied for the eighth-largest margin of victory in franchise history. It is also the largest margin of victory for either team in the history of the series. Brooklyn's 80 points are the fewest points allowed by the Trail Blazers this season.
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AUBREY — The two shots that drew the most attention in last Friday's game between Aubrey and Celina were the final missed free throws by Aubrey's Javion Williams.
The freshman shooting guard stepped to the line and heaved the ball against the backboard — a shot made with no intentions of going in. The second shot fell well short and right of the basket.
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He was in a hospital in Fort Worth, in a coma he never woke up from, which his son learned minutes before the game started.
Because of Williams' missed free throws, he finished the game with 35 points, matching Young's age when he died that day.
"I was so excited that he was going to come, I was like, 'I'm going to play anyway, because I know — I know — it would have been special if he was here," Williams said. "I don't care if I went out there and scored five, I was still going to dedicate it to him."
Young lived in Fort Worth, while Williams lives with his mother and twin sister in Aubrey. When Williams was younger and lived in McKinney, he used to spend his summers hanging out with his dad.
Activities the two engaged in included riding around town and getting pizza. If father and son were together and the Philadelphia Eagles were playing, the two watched on television.
"That was my all," Williams said. "I looked up to him more than anything. I feel like I didn't get enough of him because we were in different cities."
The week leading up to the Celina game, it seemed that Young finally was going to get to see his son play a high school game for the first time. Those plans took a sharp detour.
According to the Aubrey freshman, Young had dental work done Tuesday. The doctors told Williams that his dad took a mix of painkillers and prescribed medication to quicken the recovery process.
The next day, Young fell at his home and went into cardiac arrest and into a coma. It was Williams' 15th birthday.
At midnight Thursday, Jan. 10, Williams said, he went to the hospital to spend time with his father. In a matter of hours, the Chaparrals were to open District 10-3A play against Celina.
Less than an hour before the game started, Williams said, his crying mother burst through the doors of Aubrey's auxiliary gym as he was warming up. He said he already knew what she was going to say.
Young's brain showed no signs of activity Friday. Even though his life support wasn't pulled until Saturday, the family already knew Martelle Young was never waking up.
"I broke down and cried like a baby," Williams said. "I cried for about five to seven minutes straight. And my aunt and them, they were holding me and they were with me."
Aubrey coach Kyle Smith said he didn't know many details prior to the game except that Young was dead. Smith stressed the insignificance of the game compared with family matters, but Williams refused to sit it out.
Throughout the year, the freshman's play has been spotty. He's came off the bench and he's been in the starting lineup. On Tuesday, Williams was held to six points in a loss to Argyle.
Prior to last Friday, his best games came in the Lindsay tournament. He scored 22 points against Henrietta and 25 against Bowie, earning the tournament's MVP honors.
"He can shoot," Smith said. "There's no doubt. We all knew from the beginning that he was a good shooter."
Williams' older brother, Bry'len, also plays for the Chaparrals. Bry'len and Javion share the same mother but have different fathers. Bry'len Williams said he knew when the teams were warming up that his little brother was on the verge of doing something special.
"I've known what he can do and what he's capable of, and he hadn't really come out yet this season," Bry'len Williams said. "That night, he looked like he was the most comfortable he's ever been."
In the second half, Javion Williams seemed like he couldn't miss. The point total hit 33, and Javion said he wasn't aware of how many points he had until someone shouted it out.
Then came the 34th and 35th points.
Bry'len made a block and the Williams brothers found themselves headed down the court with only one defender to stop them. The senior passed to the freshman. Javion Williams hit a right-handed layup with about 1:15 left.
When he went to the line and missed his first free throw, his head coach was baffled.
"I didn't even know how many points he had," Smith said. "It was obvious when he threw it against the backboard. We kind of looked and were like, 'Why did he just throw it hard against the backboard?'
"And that's when somebody said his dad was 35."
After the game, Smith said, Celina players congratulated Javion Williams on his performance and offered condolences. So did others who were in attendance, and the teams prayed in the middle of the court.
"I could say the whole school and the whole coaching staff and the city of Aubrey, basically, they were behind me and they were with me through that time, and it was so special," Javion Williams said. "I thank them for that."
The freshman said he might change his jersey number to 35 next season. But when asked about scoring the symbolic number on a night nobody in attendance will forget, he said he hadn't planned it.
"It never crossed my mind, hitting 35 points," Javion Williams said. "It never did."
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Brad Paisley says his weekend trip to Afghanistan was an experience that'll be "hard to top." The country star flew on Air Force One with President Obama for a surprise "thank you" visit to Bagram Air Base.
Brad tells Country Aircheck it wasn't an easy trip to arrange. He explains that he immediately signed on when he was approached about doing something for the troops, but received very few details and very short notice confirming the trip -- which conflicted with a festival commitment. Brad says it was awkward not being able to explain to organizers why he could no longer be a headliner, but they agreed when he offered to play earlier in the day -- and "take a huge pay cut."
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Paisley recalls it was a long flight to Afghanistan, and it got "scary" when they were being told what to do if the missile sirens went off. He says it really drove home the fact that they weren't simply flying to another state but "going to one of the most volatile regions of the world in total secret," and were "the biggest target in the world." But the singer adds that it was to thank the troops, so despite the risk there was "no way" he would pass it up.
Brad says at the base he played an acoustic set featuring "appropriate" songs that the troops "wanted to hear," like "This Is Country Music," "I'm Gonna Miss Her," and "Alcohol," before the president made his address. He adds that he "worked the room" afterward, and met as many soldiers as he could during the "three or four hours" they were on the ground.


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Power Integrations of San Jose, Calif., says it will write off its 2010 investment in SemiSouth, a Starkville, firm that's closing. SemiSouth's 90 employees will be laid off.
SemiSouth, which makes silicon carbide semiconductors, announced its closure last week. The company was founded by two Mississippi State University professors and rents space in the university's research park. It has been highlighted as one of Mississippi's only homegrown technology firms. MSU owns the rights to some of company technology, and a university official said last week that the school would seek to retain some of the employees.
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She's making quite a name for herself with a straight run of incredible films, and now Alicia Vikander is gearing up for the release of "Tulip Fever."
Also starring Dane DeHaan, Zach Galifianakis and Christoph Waltz, the Justin Chadwick-directed project will open in limited theaters on July 15th.
Treating themselves to a fabulous destination wedding, Matthew Morrison married Renee Puente on Saturday (October 18) in Maui, Hawaii.
Though the "Glee" hunk and his lovely lady had originally planned on saying "I Do" in 2015, they decided to bump up the nuptials and now they're husband and wife.
Proving once again that she has awesome style chops, Katie Holmes attended the Weinstein Company and Lexus' presentation of "Life is Amazing" on Wednesday evening (August 6).
The "Giver" actress looked stunning a black frock as she pulled her hair into a loose knot and struck a pose on the red carpet.
She vehemently denied the dating rumors in the past, but Lea Michele is coming clean about her relationship with "Glee" co-star Matthew Morrison.
During a chapter in her new book "Brunette Ambition," the 27-year-old star reveals that she did indeed date the 35-year-old long before teaming up for the Fox series.
We're just a few days away from the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards, and last night (January 9) Audi held a star-studded celebration at Cecconi's in Beverly Hills.
Celebrity couple Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber showed up at the affair, sporting a simple strapless black dress and grey suit, respectively.
Showing off his holiday spirit, Kevin Bacon shares his musical mashup titled "12 Degrees of Christmas."
The "Mystic River" star was featured in the video as he and his friends Matthew Morrison, Retta, Terry Crews, Novak Djokovic and a few others created.
Making the most of an otherwise-ordinary Tuesday evening (November 12), the top stars of Tinseltown showed up at the GQ Men of the Year Party in Los Angeles.
Leading lads like Matthew McConaughey, Chace Crawford, and James Van Der Beek gave the ladies plenty to swoon over as they arrived at the Ebell Club.
They worked together on season after season of "Glee," so when Cory Monteith passed away over the weekend, Matthew Morrison was understandably grieved.
During his gig at 54 Below in New York City, Morrison began by sharing his shock over his co-star's sudden death.
Wedding bells will soon be in the air as it was revealed that Matthew Morrison is engaged to his girlfriend of two years, Renee Puente.
On Thursday (June 27), the pair stepped out at the White Tie and Tiara Ball in London where good pals Elton John and David Furnish announced the news.
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School of Music to present night of saxophone March 3
Clifford Leaman, University of South Carolina professor of saxophone, will perform music that spans three centuries Tuesday, March 3, in the School of Music recital hall.
The 7:30 p.m. concert is free and open to the public.
Joining Leaman will be eight undergraduate and graduate saxophone students and faculty members. Also performing will be:
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The concert will feature works from the 18th century through the 20th century, including "Adagio and Gigue" by W.A. Mozart and "Trio, Opus 47" by Paul Hindemith.
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Cardinal Timothy Dolan visited Mount Saint Mary College to
celebrate mass preceding a philosophy workshop of international
scholars on June 21 in the Chapel of the Holy Rosary. Pictured are
(l-r) auxiliary bishop Dominick Lagonegro; Fr. Thomas Joseph White,
OP, director of the Thomistic Institute, Washington, D.C.; Fr.
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Cardinal Dolan; Bishop Charles Morerod, OP, of Lausanne, Fribourg
and Geneva, Switzerland; and professor Charles Zola, director of
the Mount's Catholic and Dominican Institute.
Cardinal Dolan first visited the college as an archbishop in
2009, when he was awarded an honorary degree.
Eighty five scholars attended the philosophy workshop. This
year's "Thomas Aquinas and the Mind/Body Problem" discussions, with
topics from "Losing Your Mind, Finding Your Soul" to "Natural
Philosophy and Biology," included presentations by Bishop Morerod
from Switzerland; Candace Vogler, PhD, University of Chicago;
William Carroll, University of Oxford (England); Fr. James Brent,
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How the Obama campaign is different from the Kerry campaign
Today (9-10-08) was a brilliant day for the Obama campaign. The first day I think he won since his DNC speech which was so quickly overshadowed and then basically buried for two weeks as America circle-jerked it's way around the little ditty from Wasilla.
Today was a political chess match of moves and counter moves...predicting how your opponent will react to your move and thinking 2 moves ahead at all times. Today Obama moved Mccain into chessmate...if just for the day but for sure, around an important campaign issue.
I am sure Karl Rove is sitting back tonight thinking, "damn, I didn't see that coming"
In political campaigns, political sides "own" certain ideas as their own. For example, "Republicans will lower your taxes", it doesn't matter if it is true or not it is what people have been lead to believe. Another example, Democrats take care of the less fortunate". These are classic examples. More current is the idea that "Republicans are tough on terrorism", "Democrats are for the rights of women". These might be true and they might not be but for campaigning purposes they are generally ascribed to one of the parties.
In 2004, Kerry was "the flip-flopper". He probably didn't flip any more than anyone else but he was given that label and couldn't shake it. Obama is an "elitist" a "celebrity" Mccain is a "maverick", a "hero", "another Bush" etc.
One of the titles that has been floating around out there in the campaign universe is who is the most belligerent and attack oriented campaigner. Both sides say it is not them and accuse the other side. The American public is getting fed up with it and it is lining up to be possibly an election maker or breaker but what side will get the label?
This is where Obama's brilliant play comes into view today. It surrounds the "lipstick on the pig" comment. It was a very calculated move on Obama's part and don't think it wasn't intended right directly at Palin...an attempt to reframe her but that is secondary.
More importantly and the primary reason for the comment was to incite Mccain and did he ever. Obama's move was to make the volatile comment knowing that Mccain would come out and pull the "gender card" and "sexist card" and then Obama's 2nd move was to accuse Mccain of "false outrage" and begin the process of framing him as the cynical campaigner...in short give him that title like Kerry was given the flip-flopper title.
It was a brilliant move by Obama as he fed the bait and Mccain in his predictable way, took the bait and couldn't back up his claim. First of all, Obama was clearly referring to republican economic policy and more imoprtantly, Mccain has been see on tape 4 times using the same line, once directly against Hillary! How could Mccain think he had a leg to stand on here ??? Really John??? Is this your judgement???
Hey Mccain! Obama set you up brother and you couldn't resist! It gave Obama an opportunity to revisit his historical campaign speech with the single word you will hear a lot from here on "Enough". What a slogan...it is short and to the point and people understand what it means. Enough Mccain...stop it! It is a call for issues and the republicans after eight years of "nada' have just that "nada"
Obama had to get to the "Enough" slogan again though and he played his chess match to get there. Brilliant. Let see now if he can reinforce it and indisputably reframe Mccain as the cynical, unethical, dirty, Rovian politician that he is.
And to think that Palin gave Obama his "in" with her corny joke about pitbulls and hockey moms. Obama should thank her....when it is all over.
If Kerry could have done this four years ago against Bush...how things might be different.
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Wow... welcome to Windbag Estates. Again... by affirming what your candidate is trying to push away, you are doing more harm to your candidate of choice. You are actually implying that his lipstik on a pig comment was indeed intended to refer to Palin as a pig? You are a few fries short a happy-meal.
To attack a woman by calling her a pig would be career suicide. I previously stated that you seemed like a smart guy. I need to re-evaluate that assessment.I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman!
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You keep having a need to say I am smart and then retracting it. Save your time with condescending comments as such and add something unique to the conversation. Reevaluate all you need...it doesn't take but reading a couple posts here to see where people are coming from.
Obama called Palin out yesterday and Mccain came off looking like the grumpy old man that he is. It was a good day for Obama. Obama's entire campaign from the primaries until now has been carefully scripted and he has paced himself for a 15 rounder. You can hate the guy but if you enjoy politics and elections, there has to be a respect for the mechanisms of his campaign. Yesterdays work opened a new highway for him.
Now today, we will see Palin's "sending off party" for her son and I wish him as well as all soldier's well as they go fight the neonconservative's hegemonic wars but here is a difference you will see in the two campaigns. Palin will bring her family once again into view for political gain hoping to bait Obama who will, unlike Mccain not take the bait. Her ostentatious manner and fat piggy lips will soon tire in the already overly-american idolized culture as there has been no pacing in her campaign basically because there has been no plan.
On the other side lets not forget that Biden's son will be going to war soon. You probably didn't know that did you? Why? Because the democrats are not politicizing the their familys nor 9-11. Real coincidental that Palin's son just happens ot be leaving on 9-11. If that doesn't make you sick to your stomach add a couple more fries when you find your McDonalds.
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More hot air and needless spin from you. I would not change my opinion of you if you actually made sense. I am not 13 years old. I have served this country proudly and I am quite familiar how politics works.
You can go on believing Senator Obama is so cavalier that he would jeopardize his career by blatantly calling Sarah palin a pig. Watch out for traffic while crossing the street. Horse blinders wreak havoc on peripheral vision.I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman!
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i'll agree with g7 on one thing: the obama campaign has done a much better job of taking the fight to the gop than kerry did. i'm not sure he was trying to "bait" mccain with the "lipstick on a pig" remark but the backlash from the gop can work in his favor because all he has to do is prove mccain has used the same remark numerous times in reference to the clinton health care policies. maybe he wasn't baiting, but he can certainly use the backlash to make the case that mccain is a hypocrite
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The ironic thing is that if you look at the comment in the cynical way Mccain wants you to, the "Pig' is really Mccain and the 8 years of Bush. Palin is the lipstick and that which makes it look better. SHE is the improvement! 8 years of failed economic policy is the pig.
Mccain is so concerned with attacking the character of Obama that he misfired on this one.
Thanks for serving our country.
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I owe you an apology then. I misunderstood what you had said. I agree withthe fact that it was strategically calculated. I agree that it was well planned out. So, I am sorry for my misdirected aggressions.I'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman!
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Not sure who I have more respect for...those afraid of god, those afraid of the tax man or those afraid of the dark and lurking shadows around the corner. Maybe the shadows??? for I have always enjoyed Jung.
No problem my messages come free of charge to you. Glad you have been reading them.
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I'm not "Afraid" of anything, I simply think that MOST things hte gov't does, private industry could do MUCH better. Thus, I'd prefer a smaller gov't and a larger paycheck. Beyond that, I liek my politicians to have policy that don't belong in Mother Goose's book of fairy tales. If you would liek to keep believing in a free lunch, by all means be my guest, but I can't believe that an intelligent person would believe these things you spout...
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The difference is Kerry had a record to run against.


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I like fear and suspense. Just like any movie critic. But I like blood and guts more. Your unscary horror film can go a long way toward satisfying my needs as long as it's got a high body count and those bodies are dispensed with in a very disgusting and explicit manner. I'm a gorehound.
But I know that when I say that this is a list of the coolest horror movie killings ever, I'm inviting argument. I don't care. Argue away. Gore is subjective and personal, anyway. One person's really poignant brain-eating cannibal moment is another person's meaningfully vicious disembowelment or ax in the face, you know?
So take this list for what it is, one horror fan's favorite moments in mutilation, some bloodier and more in-your-face than others…
1. When Frankenstein's monster throws the little girl into the pond and drowns her in "Frankenstein." I remember seeing this movie for the first time on TV when I was very young and that scene was completely chopped out. For years I didn't understand how the girl had died and imagined a much more mangled demise. I also wondered how you could be a kid and not run screaming from a nine-foot-tall green guy with bolts in his neck. She was a stupid kid. Anyway, only later in life did I see a restored version. But by then I was an adult and jaded by stuff like "Cannibal Holocaust." And even though it's completely non-explicit it's still a great one.
2. When the alien decides to take a shortcut out of John Hurt's body in "Alien." He thinks it's just indigestion from the space food, but then BAM he's a human ziplock bag ripped open by the baby alien. And here's the thing about this scene: it's old now and everyone knows it. Countless gruesome deaths have taken place on-screen since this one. And every time I see it, it still shocks me, freaks me out and makes me laugh out loud, mostly because of how fast the monster makes its getaway. But also for how mind-blowingly sudden and gross it is. If there were a hall of fame for nastiness, this would be in it followed closely behind by the moment when E.G. Marshall's body erupts with cockroaches in "Creepshow."
3. When Jeannine Taylor takes the ax in the face, when Kevin Bacon gets stabbed in the neck through a bed, and when Betsy Palmer gets her head machete-chopped off in "Friday the 13th."Also when the couple gets speared mid-sex in "Friday the 13th, Part 2" and when Paul Kratka gets his eyeballs popped out of his head in "Friday 13th, 3D." I credit "Alien" and these early "F13" movies with stoking my interest in point-of-impact horror death. Subtlety and cut-aways suddenly lost their charm for me. I wanted to see the deathblow. In 3D if I could get it. And "Friday the 13th" usually delivered.
4. When Margot Kidder gets stabbed with a glass unicorn, and when Lynne Griffin is strangled, her head wrapped in a plastic bag, and her body propped up in the window of the sorority house in "Black Christmas." They're remaking this one and I'm not happy about it. Some people watch "It's a Wonderful Life" every year to get them in holiday mood. I watch "Black Christmas." I like to introduce it to new people who've never seen it before and then wait for them to curse me the next day because they thought they were immune to all horror movie fear, only to discover they were spooked by normal house noises all night long. Because that creaking? It could be the killer wandering around the house… just waiting.
5. When Kristy Swanson uses evil robot strength to throw a basketball at Anne Ramsay's head, causing it to explode — the head that is, not the basketball — in the crappy but appropriately titled "Deadly Friend." The rest of the movie sucks. But a basketball that makes a human head explode? That's almost "Scanners"-level good. And speaking of "Scanners," when Michael Ironside makes a guy's head explode in that movie, it's better than anything in "Deadly Friend," including the basketball moment.
6. When Jaws gets that first skinny-dipping girl and the kid on the inflatable raft in "Jaws." I think the crew called the fake shark "Bruce," but they never named that shark on-screen, so I call him Jaws. Every living creature, mechanical or not, deserves a name. It's a respect thing. And though the part where Jaws chomps Robert Shaw to death is great, it's those first anonymous deaths that show less that are more dread-filled and scary.
7. When anyone dies in any of the "Saw" movies. This series really raises the bar on vividly imagined and carefully designed brutality and torture. The movies aren't especially scary, but they bring it in the nasty killing-machine department. I'm slobbering right now to see "Saw III." But because those jerks at LionsGate aren't showing it to critics, I have to wait and buy a ticket like everyone else. Don't they know that I'm different? That I would rather see that than "Babel"?
Anyway, the same goes for the "Final Destination" movies. Seriously, every single elaborately orchestrated death in this series satisfies. The plots are just whatever. Death is stalking a bunch of interchangeable kids. But the creators put their thinking caps on for the killings. Everyone talks about them being Rube Goldberg-esque. And they are — intricate and, at times, hilarious.
One of my fondest movie-going memories of the recent past involved seeing "FD2" at Los Angeles's last remaining drive-in. And it wasn't just the drinking that made it awesome, it was the group cheers that erupted from the collection of cars every time a new wooden teen got chopped down.
8. When Joe Pilato gets his legs torn off by zombies in "Day of The Dead." As a sequel it's not anywhere as cool as "Night Of The Living Dead" or "Dawn of The Dead," but this scene wins by virtue of its victim's defiance. As the undead drag his lower extremities away to eat, he shouts, "Choke on 'em!" It's the kind of presence of mind you always tell yourself you'll have when actual zombies decide to start gnawing on you someday.
9. When Janet Leigh gets stabbed in the shower in "Psycho." For its shocking editing alone it deserves to be here, a series of cuts so precise that it tricks you into thinking you're seeing more murder than you really are. But it still moves me because of uniquely personal reasons. Like "Frankenstein," I saw it when I was like eight. That was dumb.
My introduction to this movie happened to coincide with the presence of a Peeping Tom in our neighborhood. He'd stand in your backyard and watch you through your windows. Even boring stuff like dinner. It didn't matter what you were doing. One night, my brother went to our dining room window and saw him. The guy jumped over our fence and ran into the woods behind our house. Later we found out it was one of the neighbors and they shipped him off to a mental hospital. Still, though, that's my "Psycho" association and to this day I'm something of a nervous showerer because of it.
10. When Jennifer Jason Leigh gets torn in half by two big rig trucks moving in opposite directions in "The Hitcher." She gets tied to them by The Hitcher, is why. And it's really not a Jennifer Jason Leigh performance unless she suffers somehow. Someone's always doing something horrible to her in movies. But you always think, "Wow she was great." Even in two pieces.
Dave White is the film critic for Movies.com and the author of "Exile In Guyville." Find him at .


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Intelligent design "explosion" reported in Science, vol 309, p47, 1 July 2005. Eugenie Scott, director of the USA National Centre for Science Education (NCSE) has publicly apologised to Larry Caldwell, a lawyer whom she had accused of being a creationist. In an article in the magazine of the California Academy of Sciences, Scott claimed that Caldwell had recommended two creationist books to his local school board and that a scientist had accused him of a gross misunderstanding of science. Caldwell commenced a lawsuit for libel against Scott and the NCSE. As a result, Scott wrote a letter, which was published in the magazine, acknowledging that Caldwell did not recommend the creationist books and the comment about gross misunderstanding of science referred to someone else. The magazine also removed an online link to Scott's original article.
This is not the only time NCSE has claimed that Caldwell is a creationist, but Caldwell insists he believes in Intelligent Design and is not a creationist. NCSE is keeping a record of "evolution related flare-ups" in the USA education systems and in the first half of 2005 they recorded 71 in 33 states. Scott describes this as "an absolute explosion" compared with the annual average of between 50 and 60.
Since then President George Bush has entered the debate. During an interview reported in ScienceNOW and The Washington Post, 2 Aug 2005, Bush was asked whether Intelligent Design should be taught in schools. He replied; "Both sides ought to be properly taught. Part of education is to expose people to different schools of thought." He went on to add: "You're asking me whether people ought to be exposed to different ideas, and the answer is yes."
In Australia, (reports David Wroe, Canberra in The Age, August 11, 2005) "intelligent design" has won the qualified backing of Education Minister Brendan Nelson, who says it should be taught in schools alongside evolution if that is the wish of parents. Intelligent design, which is damned by critics as a front for biblical Creationism, argues that life on Earth is too complex to have evolved purely through Darwin's theory of natural selection. Dr Nelson said yesterday he had met Campus Crusade for Christ, the Australian advocates of intelligent design, or ID, and watched their DVD presentation, called Unlocking the Mystery of Life.
Editorial Comment: The legal skirmish between Scott and Caldwell reminds us that the Intelligent Design movement is not Christian Creationist based. The difference is that Intelligent Design advocates are only interested in the design, and don't want to admit to a designer. Christian creationists recognise and teach design in order to make known who the Designer is: Jesus Christ! If President Bush got his way, and evolution was "properly taught" it should involve explaining that whilst natural selection and mutations are observed facts, they cannot account for the origin of life from non-life or produce the extra genetic information needed to change simple life forms into complex life forms. (Ref. education, law, politics)


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Thrombi are also divided into primitive, or autochthonous, and secondary varieties.
Intentionally, and to a certain extent, Rimsky's work is autochthonous.
Sometimes the cultural change was an autochthonous development.
Apparently from mother earth herself they had come, autochthonous.
It is not probable that the Eupatrid families were all autochthonous, even in the loose sense of that term.
If any of the autochthonous idlers asked him what he called himself, he replied shortly, "an engineer."
Smilisca is an excellent example of an autochthonous Middle American genus.
Everything shows that the civilizations and religions of Mexico and Peru are autochthonous, springing from the soil itself.
The Egyptians, however, like the ancient Greeks, regarded themselves as autochthonous.
In both cases the Eastern region is vastly richer in genera and species, as well as in autochthonous forms, than the Western.
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Native to the place inhabited; indigenous.
Originating in the place where found. Used of a disease originating in the part of the body where found, or of a disease acquired in the place where the patient is.


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Arkansas coach John L. Smith says quarterback Tyler Wilson didn't practice Thursday and his status remains uncertain Saturday's game with No. 1 Alabama.
Wilson, who missed the second half of the Razorbacks' loss to Louisiana-Monroe last week with a head injury, went through a light practice Wednesday, but Smith says the quarterback was "busy" doing some kind of "evaluating" during practice on Thursday.
Smith says he expects to find out Friday if Wilson, the first-team All-Southeastern Conference quarterback last season, will be able to play against the Crimson Tide (2-0).
Redshirt freshman Brandon Allen or junior Brandon Mitchell could start for the Razorbacks (1-1) if Wilson is unable to play.
Nebraska paying Arkansas State $1M
Nebraska is paying Arkansas State $1 million for playing at Memorial Stadium on Saturday the highest amount ever guaranteed to an opponent for a game in Lincoln.
Athletic director Tom Osborne said Thursday in an email to The Associated Press that the price is the "going rate" for many teams to play an away game with no return engagement.
"We believe that Arkansas State is a decent program and will provide an attractive non-conference matchup," Osborne said. "We probably could have gotten a lesser opponent for less money but are trying to maintain a reasonably strong schedule."
Nebraska paid Southern Mississippi $300,000 for the Sept. 1 opener, but the Huskers will play an away game against the Golden Eagles next year. Idaho State, a Football Championship Subdivision program, will earn $600,000 for visiting next week.
Last year, Ohio State paid Colorado $1.4 million and Alabama wrote Kent State a check for $1.2 million. Florida Atlantic is getting $1 million each for games at Georgia and Alabama this week and next.
The previous high guarantee paid by Nebraska was $800,000, to Western Kentucky and Idaho in 2010, and to San Jose State in 2008. Arkansas State was paid $750,000 for playing at Nebraska in 2009.
With the playoff system beginning in 2014, Osborne said, teams with national-championship hopes will be willing to pay big money for games that can build their schedule strength.
Oregon State vs. Nicholls State on Dec. 1
The season opener between Oregon State and Nicholls State that was postponed because of concerns over Hurricane Isaac has been rescheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1.
Both schools agreed to the rescheduled game at Reser Stadium in Corvallis, Ore. However, there is a mutual understanding that the game won't be played if Oregon State is in the Pac-12 championship game or Nicholls State qualifies for the NCAA FCS playoffs.
Nicholls State's campus in Thibodaux, La., was closed down when Hurricane Isaac bore down on the region. It was decided that it was in the best interests of the athletes to postpone the game, which was scheduled for Sept. 1.
Tickets for the opener will be honored at the rescheduled game.


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Many Redlanders and visitors agree that the fine old residential and commercial buildings found throughout Redlands make the town unique in the Inland Empire.
It follows, then, that rehabilitating, preserving and protecting these buildings is good for the entire community.
That's the reasoning behind the Mills Act, legislation adopted in California in 1976 to encourage owners of historical properties to restore their buildings. The Mills Act, where enacted by a local jurisdiction, provides a property owner with property tax relief in exchange for the owner's agreement to abide by reasonable preservation requirements.
According to the staff report for the recent proposal to City Council, "For local government, the preservation requirements ensure an authentic rehabilitation and a high level of maintenance of a cultural resource that is important to the community."
At the Nov. 20 City Council meeting, the City Council adopted the Mills Act for the city.
"The Mills Act allows a city to tailor the program to fit whatever parameters the council thinks will work best," said Ron Running, vice president of the Redlands Area Historical Society, which worked with the Redlands Conservancy to develop the proposal.
The council agreed to enact the Mills Act for a trial period of five years, after which the council will review the program's benefits to Redlands.
To be eligible for participation in the Mills Act, according to the adopted program, a property must be privately owned, not exempt from property taxation and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, located in a National Register, local historic district or urban conservation district, or listed in a state or county official register of historic or architecturally significant sites, places or landmarks, or be on the city's Register of Historic and Scenic Resources.
The property must also contribute significantly to the quality, diversity, historical interest and ambience of the community, and its significant features must not have been destroyed or must be restorable. The property owner must propose to make significant improvements to the property that will not impact the architectural, historical or aesthetic integrity of the resource.
For the first years, the city will recognize up to five residential structures and two commercial structures, with residential structures having an assessed valuation of $1 million or less.
The fiscal impact to the city will be the loss of the city's portion of property tax collected, which amounts to $300 to $600 per residential structure.
As part of the contract with the city, the property owner agrees to submit an annual report on rehabilitation activities and allow for city staff inspection of the property.
The city staff is working to establish the protocol for property owners to follow for their structures to be considered to be part of the program.
SOURCE: Redlands Conservancy


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TMZ: Young Jeezy claims he did not brutalize his son
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(TMZ) - Young Jeezy says he did NOT brutalize his son and make terroristic threats against him ... and claims the whole thing was a set up by his loathsome, greedy, gold digging baby mama who got him arrested, reports TMZ.
Sources connected to Jeezy tell TMZ ... the rapper and his 17-year-old son Jadarius did indeed get into a nuclear argument in Sept., 2012, but it never turned really violent. TMZ reports it started when Jeezy told the teenager he had turned into a punk kid with an attitude and he didn't want the kid staying at his house.
Sources tell TMZ that Jadarius became belligerent and the two starting screaming at each other. Jeezy claims he never hit, choked, or dragged his son, but admits he shoved him to the ground when Jadarius got in his face.
As for the terroristic threats -- Jeezy is accused of telling Jadarius, "I will kill you ... I will put a bullet in your head right now" -- the rapper claims all he said was something to the effect of, "I brought you into this world and I can take you out of it."
TMZ's sources claim at the bottom of it all ... Tenesha Dykes, whom they say is brainwashing the son against his dad and trying to squeeze every penny she can get from Jeezy.
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