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The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System (CWSS) is a cooperative project of the National Park Service, the Federation of Genealogical Societies, and numerous genealogical and historical societies. The names index was created by entering the data found on the General Index Cards to the Compiled Military Records.
The Ohio Genealogical Society was responsible for entering the Ohio soldiers in the CWSS. Nearly 400 volunteers worked on the Ohio portion of the project, resulting in a database of almost 400,000 soldiers' names. The data presented here is the result of their efforts and is shared with the public via the OGS website with permission of the CWSS.
Researchers are encouraged to visit the CWSS website www.civilwar.nps.gov/cwss/ to search in other states and to read unit histories and battle summaries.
This database may be searched in the following ways:
- Fuzzy -- will search for that string of characters. Searching for Johns will yield Johns, Johnson, Johnston, etc.
- Exact -- will search for that exact text only. Searching for Johns would yield only Johns.
- Soundex -- will search for Soundex equivalent. Searching for Johns would yield Johns, Jonns, Jones, etc.
None of the fields are required. To see a roster of a particular regiment, enter the regiment information without the name of a soldier. You can also see the roster of a specific company in a regiment by searching for just the company and regiment information. Searching for an entire regiment can take some time.
NOTE: the system will return a maximum of 5,000 records per search.


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May saw the highest number of crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border since 2007. Due to the surge and a new Trump administration policy that keeps asylum seekers in Mexico until their claims are processed, communities on both sides of the divide are struggling to handle the population influx. Many asylum seekers are families fleeing instability and violence in their countries. Amna Nawaz reports.
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After a hard-earned week off the MotoGP World Championship keeps rolling this week as the paddock moves from Jerez in Spain to the Le Mans circuit in France for the fifth round of the season. The opening four rounds have been dominated by Marc Marquez and this circuit is well suited to the Honda on paper, thanks to its hard braking and acceleration zones, although it has traditionally been favorable to Yamaha and Jorge Lorenzo, race winners for the past three seasons. At the moment, however, it is impossible to bet against the all-conquering Márquez.
DRIVE M7 Aspar riders Nicky Hayden and Hiroshi Aoyama travel to France aiming to continue their positive progression during the early stages of the season after improving their performance levels at Termas de Río Hondo and Jerez. Hayden was hampered at the Spanish round by an inflammation of the right wrist that required surgery during the winter. Even though it didn't stop him from racing at Jerez it did rule him out of the post-race test but a period of rest and recovery has done him good and he is fit to ride again this weekend. Aoyama was able to complete the test and the DRIVE M7 Aspar Team rider is looking forward to putting some of the solutions found into practice this weekend.
Nicky Hayden #69:
"Le Mans has never been a great track for me personally and truthfully it's not my favorite, but when we were kids my dad never let us say we don't like a track so I never say it! What I can say is that there are some fun corners and great fans. Unfortunately for us at the moment there is a lot of acceleration coming out of slow corners, which is not the strongest point of our bike. Anyway, I need to understand how much my wrist irritation from Jerez has improved and try to keep the progress we made in Spain rolling, go have so fun and go fast!"
Hiroshi Aoyama #7:
"We have been in good form over the first four races of the season and we have improved the set-up of our bike a lot, especially during the test following the race at Jerez. We found some things that I am looking forward to trying out at Le Mans. It will be a difficult circuit for us with so many straights and slow corners where you need to get the bike stopped. Anyway, we go there full of motivation and determined to maintain our good form from Jerez. Le Mans has a very rich history in motorsport and I love the atmosphere there. Hopefully we can have a good weekend in France and find some consistency in the first part of the race, which is what we lacked in Spain. That's the objective."
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Even my FTF geocaching nemisis gave up on it yesterday because of the smell. Just goes to show you that just because you can place a geocache does not mean that you should.
HeadHardHat's Award Winning Geocaching Blog is a geocache treasure trove of geocaching information. Years of searchable geocaching insights await you here. HeadHardHat's GeoSnippits Geocaching Videos series can be seen on You Tube. You can also find him on his new GeoSnippits Reboot Podcast series and the Geocaching Podcast. Geocaching the outdoor treasure-hunting game which the participants use a GPS receiver to hide and seek containers called "geocaches" or "caches" anywhere in the world
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Ickiest FTF Ever!
3 comments:
- Just John said...
So, what was the point of interest that the CO was trying to show you? Sounds like a real head-scratcher.
- January 9, 2009 at 4:36 AM
- Unknown said...
And thus the pair of ducks....
If he wanted to find a more dangerous place he would be hard pressed. I kid you not there were old canisters of propane, gasoline cans, every kind of broken bottles and torn metal laying around everywhere. He actually marked the cache as kid friendly! Friendly how, to explain to your six year old how Bambi died? Dunno.
The cache site was even more scary where it was hidden. Picture a large truck tire with no rim. The inside of it is filled with trash, broken bottles and other crap. So you start off having to sort through the crap and look inside the tire. Can we say snake hole? Still no luck so you have to physically lift this dirty truck tire up to find the cache underneith. Talk about an accident waiting to happen. The thing is going to get muggled anyways because the hunters us it for small pit fires or to dump their garbage.. What a joke.
- January 9, 2009 at 4:56 AM
- tonka_boy said...
I'd send a note to the reviewer, not requesting that they do anything, just a note reporting the dangers around the hide. And I'd put a long post on the "Found It" cache page, warning of others of what they will run into.
- January 10, 2009 at 9:59 AM


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Chinese coin with square hole in middle
Szechwan Province Emperor Ch'ien Lung 1736 - 1795 Called Empire Cash coins made of cast bronze
Chikiang Province Emperor Ch'ien Lung 1736-1795 Called Empire Cash coins, made of cast bronze
Old Chinese vase possible Ching dynasty. Appraised @ $200.00
Aqua glass bottle with myriads of bubbles in the glass. Small medicine or opium bottle
Large dry food container base sherd
large food container lid sherds
porcelain bowl sherd celadon glaze Manufacture Tech - thrown Origin Culture - China Use Culture - Chinese
pale green, clear blown glass bottle fragment Chinese symbols emb. Origin Culture - China Use Culture - Chinese
opium pipe bowl base sherd Moulded stoneware Embossed design Origin Culture - China Use Culture - Chinese
Chinese gold scales complete with swivel hinged wooden case. Part of the balance scale beam is ivory and has graduated marking
Brown - wide mouth shouldered jar
Dark amber green bottle Spirits bottle Turn mold - striation on glass Top crude Circa 1890
Pink pottery lamp base.
pieces of wooden dowling used by Chinese families as eating utensils. They hold them in their fingers of one hand and grasp the food with the tip. Chinese symbols on one surface.
Dark brown clay pottery pot very common around Chinese homes circa 1890 - 1900 This pot has an unglazed strip around bottom of pot.
Small Chinese sauce dish Hand painted Circa 1900 Used by the On lee family of Yale, BC
Small Chinese sauce dish Hand painted Circa 1900 Used by the On lee family of Yale, BC
Chinese serving dish Hand painted - Circa 1900 bottom rough glaze Used by the On lee family of Yale, BC
An original Chinese plate owned by the On Lee family of Yale
Molded fire brick Imprinted with the word "COWEN"
Chinese Sam suey bottle Green glass Embossed on face WINGLEEWAI Also Chinese writing on face
Chinese brush pen a. Brush pen - White bristles b. Cover of pen Natural bamboo
Chinese Abacus, purchased from a Vancouver antique shop during the 1970's. Seller declared this item to have been from the Lee Yuen store in Yale, which closed in 1920.
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In the US, about 4 million babies are born each year. Compared to women of generations past, women today are waiting longer to have babies, receiving more prenatal care, and having more cesarean deliveries.
Increased Age
In 1970, women, on average, had their first baby when they were 21.4 years old. By 2014, the average age increased to 26.3 years old.
While most births still occur in women in their 20s, women have been waiting longer to start their families. Since 2000, the number of women having their first baby at ages 30 and 35 years old has been steadily rising.
Not only are women putting off having their first baby, but births to teenage girls are also at lower levels. There has been a continuous drop in birth rates since 1991 (around 64%). In addition, new historic lows have been noted in the US every year since 2009.
How old you will be when you have your first child may be related to where you live. The age at which women have their firstborn varies by state.
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Compared with their predecessors, women today are more likely to receive prenatal care, which is associated with healthier babies and fewer pregnancy-related complications. In 2011, about 73% of women received prenatal care in their first trimester.
Total Fertility Rate Down, More Boys than Girls
In 2014, the number of children a woman will give birth to over her lifetime was 1.9 children. There was a negligible raise in rates for nearly all races and Hispanic origin groups.
In 2014, for every 1,000 girls that are born, 1048 boys were born.
Cesarean Deliveries
The number of women having cesarean sections (C-sections) increased between 1996 and 2009. However, the rate has been declining ever since. Cesarean sections now account for about 32% of deliveries.
Preterm Deliveries
Data from 2014 found that the number of babies born preterm (before 37 weeks of gestation) has decreased to 9.6% of all births. There was also a small decrease in the percentage of low birth weight babies (accounting for 8.0%).
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HOUSTON – The Houston Dynamo got some good news this week, as both Brian Ching and Anthony Obodai returned to practice and seem likely to be available for Saturday night's match against the San Jose Earthquakes.
Houston will still be shorthanded, however, as midfielder Geoff Cameron and forward Joseph Ngwenya sit out Saturday's match due to red-card suspensions. Sammy Appiah (back) and Tally Hall (ankle) both did not travel with the team to San Jose due to injury.
While Ching and Obodai will both be available against the Quakes, it seems unlikely that either will get a full 90 minutes.
"Both are game-time decisions," Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear said. "They both did all right [Friday] and Brian got through practice and is moving well."
Ching has pushed himself to return despite having little to play for down the stretch.
"I'm not 100 percent pain-free, but it's good enough," noted Ching. "So it will be up to Dom [to make the call]."
[inline_node:320566]Ching added that replacing the suspended Cameron will be tough task.
"It will be difficult, because he's been playing well since he's been back," said Ching. "However, we've been without him for 18 or so games already, so it's not something we haven't faced."
When Cameron missed games earlier in the season due to injury, the team turned to either Brad Davis, Adrian Serioux or Richard Mulrooney to fill in. With Obodai on board now, the team has another option they would likely prefer, but the coaching staff admits they will have to be cautious with Obodai.
"We can look at Lovel [Palmer] and Richard [Mulrooney], or Lovel and Brad, and we are still bouncing some ideas around," Kinnear said. "We will talk to some players [Saturday] and see how they are feeling and see what our options are."
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Maryland's men's lacrosse team's season came to an end with a 16-8 loss to Cornell in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday afternoon at Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium.
The Terps finishes the season with a 10-4 record, while the Big Red advance to next weekend's NCAA quarterfinals with a 13-3 mark.
Cornell jumped out to an early two-goal lead scoring twice in the first minute and a half of action. Matt Donovan and Steve Mock gave the Big Red the early advantage.
The Terps answered back at 11:04 when senior Jesse Bernhardt took an outlet pass from junior goalie Nike Amato the distance and scored on a 14-foot bouncer to cut the lead to 1-2.
Cornell finished out the scoring in the first quarter with two more goals. Mock added his second of the day and Rob Pannell extended to lead to 4-1.
Maryland again cut the Big Red advantage to one by opening up the second quarter with two goals of its own. Junior Mike Chanenchuk took a feed from senior Kevin Cooper and finished the 10 yard rip to the top left corner at 13:24.
Senior John Haus added his first goal of the day at 9:57 to cut the Big Red lead to 4-3. Senior Jake Bernhardt found Haus on the left wing and the senior overpowered the goalie with a stick-side high shot.
The Big Red answered back with two more goals to extend their lead to 6-3 with 7:41 remaining in the first half.
The Terps finished off the scoring in the first half when Cooper scored an unassisted goal on a nice inside move cutting under a Big Red defender at 6:01 to cut the Cornell lead to 4-6 heading into halftime.
Maryland and Cornell traded goals to open up the second half. After Pannell scored an unassisted goal, Haus answered with one of his own, tip-toeing the crease and finished inside the near pip at 10:37 to tighten the game to 7-5.
The Big Red refused to let the Terps get any closer as they answered with two more goals to again widen the gap to four at 9-5.
Sophomore Charlie Raffa scoped up a faceoff and took it down the right alley at 5:46 to cut the Cornell lead to 9-6. However, with just over 30 seconds remaining in the quarter Pannell scored his fourth goal of the game to put the Big Red up 10-6.
After Cornell scored two goals to open the fourth quarter, seniorOwen Blye scored an unassisted goal, coming around the right side of the cage at 8:09, to cut the lead to 12-7.
Cornell's offense was simply too much though as Cornell scored four unanswered goals to put the game out of reach.
Maryland's final goal came at 1:46 of the fourth with Jake Bernhardtscoring an unassisted goal on a dodge down the right alley.
Junior Niko Amato finished with 10 saves in just over 54 minutes of play, while Cornell's AJ Fiore ended up with 12 stops.
In addition to his goal, Jesse Bernhardt caused five turnovers while scooping up a team high nine ground balls.
The game marked the final game of the careers for nine Maryland seniors; Jake Bernhardt, Owen Blye, Mike Scheeler,Landon Carr, Curtis Holmes, Billy Gribbin, John Haus, Jesse Bernhardt, and Kevin Cooper.
Game Notes:
• With today's 16-8 loss, Maryland is now 13-3 all-time vs. Cornell.
• Maryland is now 48-34 all-time in NCAA tournament play and 14-4 in first round games.
• Senior Own Blye had one point to give him 109 for his career, which moves him past Bud Beardmore (1960-62) and Terry Kimball (1976-79) for sole-possession of 36th place on Maryland's all-time points list.
• With two points on a goal and an assists, senior Kevin Cooper now has 21 multi-point games for his career.
• With two points on two goals, senior John Haus now has 27 multi-point and 14 multi-goal games for his career.
• Haus' two points gives him 103 for his career, tying him with Steve La Vaulte (1966-68) for 41st on Maryland's all-time points list.
• With two points on a goal and an assist, senior Jake Bernhardt now has 18 multi-point games for his career.
• With 10 saves, junior Niko Amato recorded his ninth game this season and 21st of his career with at least 10 saves.


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CMCM necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 112 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
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Are you up for the challenge in designing a totally cool corp id for us?
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Within the individual component selection, the clients have countless options to custom and detail each items making their bike a complete "One Off" masterpiece.
A design twist:
While the traditional biker logo or website comes in standard black background, red and/or orange, and usually has fire, drag car flames and/or naked chicks on them, we want to come from a slightly different angel.
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Tattoo: we would like a funky styled tattoo to be part of the icon. Here lies the challenge! As I believe for the tattoo to have a more modern look, it will need to have a more air brushed appearance?
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Here's what KickAss means to us:
One hell of a wicked looking bike! Kickass meaning a fantastic, awesome, brilliant, outstanding, over the top, outrageous bike that will turn the heads of even those who don't like this style of bike.
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We would like the layout to have the tattoo behind the "Kickass Custom" motorcycles, or be somehow incorporated into the logo, basically becoming the icon that could be used separately on its own and with the text. We also believe these tattoos are a little aggressive, we feel they should be of this kind of design, but with a combination of airbrushed finishes to soften it out and give it a overall groovy and up market savvy appearance rather than a heavy metal biker look as these do.
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Project Old School, Part VII
Air Lift 'Bag Kit-Just in Time for Paso!
By the time you read this, Project Old School will have successfully been driven to truck shows and rod runs all over the Southland. But it wasn't always that way. This installment focuses on the suspension buildup that took place over the very same 72-hour period that the last installment did. Now, while I'm sure this is not the best way to build a truck, sometimes the only way to get something done is to set a deadline and stick with it, even if that means eight hours of sleep over four days. The goal was to roll out of the shop Thursday afternoon on the road to Paso Robles with Custom Rodder Editor Rob Fortier.
An airbag system was part of the plan for Old School from the very beginning. Before I even had the truck, I came across a kit that I was intrigued with, due in part to the cool C-notch that comes with the kit which has the upper 'bag mount integrated into it. I also liked the fact that it was pretty much a bolt-in affair that gets the truck pretty damn close to the ground.
The Easy Street suspension system from Air Lift Co. fits all '63-72 Chevy and GMC trucks equipped with trailing arms and fit the bill for this truck perfectly. It comes complete with the 'bags and 'bag mounts, an adjustable Panhard bar, shocks, and all necessary hardware. Air Lift highly recommends that you use a dropped spindle with their kit; so we ordered up a set from Classic Performance Products. CPP then reminded us of their special that is currently running in this magazine (go figure), which includes dropped spindles, front disc brake kit, ball joints, tie-rod ends, bearings, and all the hardware.
Knowing the time crunch I was in, Jim and the CPP crew were even kind enough to assemble the disc kit. So when it came time for installation, I simply bolted in the spindle and attached the brake hose. While at CPP, I also picked up new trailing arm bushings and their shock relocator kit. This kit is cool not only because it does its job extending the shock travel on lowered trucks, but it also replaced the stock brackets. This meant that none of the old crusty parts or hardware had to be reused: a win-win situation.
When we started, the frame, axle, and trailing arms had yet to be touched. This meant nearly 40 years of sludge had to be cleaned off for a fresh coat of paint in record time--leaving one extremely filthy magazine editor, but also a clean, black hammer tone finish on the frame.
The truck made it to Paso, even though it was a day and a half later than planned (leaving Rob and his '55 to brave Hwy. 101 alone). I found a parking spot outside one of the watering holes that surrounds the park, went inside, sat with a cold one, and spent the remainder of the day watching people check out the truck. For the first time, it feels like the last year and a half of work is starting to pay off. Follow along as Chris and Brad of Totally Polished help me transform Old School's suspension.


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My name is Ellie Hill.
I'm a mom, attorney, community activist, former Executive Director of the Poverello Center, and I am proud to serve as your third term legislator in the Montana State House of Representatives, House District 90.
The Montana legislature can be a polarizing, partisan place at times, like when we heard this testimony in House Judiciary:
Other times, it is a place of good people, Republicans and Democrats, coming together to make Montana better for everyone:
Senator Duane Ankney (Republican, Colstrip) and decriminalization homosexuality in Montana:
We can make Montana better together.
Through weekly "Policy Talks" and regular correspondence, I am committed to having a real connection with my neighbors in HD90. I will be accountable to voters, not special interests.
The daily happenings of the legislature should be available to all Missoulians. Government is only as good as we make it together.
Time Magazine names Representative Ellie Hill one of the "40 Under 40 Political Rising Stars" in the nation. (Or read about this at The Missoulian).
From the desk of Senator Ron Erickson, Representative Dick Barrett, and Representative Ellie Hill:
Dear neighbors,
February 2012
There is no other way to put it: the 2011 Legislature largely failed to pass bills that would have made state government more effective, efficient, responsible and fair.
We, your three representatives in Helena, believe that state government can and should work to improve the lives of all Montanans. To that end we introduced legislation to keep renewable energy development moving forward, to overhaul the property tax reappraisal and assistance laws, to assure that University system funding was sufficient to halt the escalation of tuition, to require that non-residents and international corporations paid their fair share of Montana taxes (just like Montana households and small businesses do), and to assure that the most vulnerable of our citizens – the poor, the hungry and the homeless – received the basic services they need simply to survive in troubled economic times.
In addition to carrying this legislation ourselves, we supported bills from our colleagues that we know would have been good for Montana and Missoula, notably the much needed bonding bill, which would have financed a new home for the University's College of Technology, providing hundreds of good construction jobs and the means for a generation of workers to develop the new skills needed to prosper in a transforming economy.
Unfortunately, almost all of these measures died – in committee or on the floor – on highly partisan votes, in a legislature in which the Republican majority was hostile to state government and lacked the vision and will to make it better serve the needs of Montanans. Rather than working creatively and constructively to craft good policy, an extremist faction within the majority party pushed forward bills to limit reproductive choice, deny local governments the right to formulate their own anti-discrimination ordinances and policies, gut the Federal health care reform effort, cut taxes for the most affluent, promote the clearly unconstitutional nullification of Federal laws, and dismantle critical environmental protections. We vigorously opposed these measures, some of which were killed in the legislature while others passed but were vetoed, in record numbers, by the Governor.
For our efforts, each of us had almost perfect voting records—"A grades"—from organizations whose issues we universally support, such as Montana Conservation Voters, NARAL Pro Choice Montana, Montana Environmental Information Center, and Montana Education Association/Montana Federal of Teachers.
We remain steadfast in our commitment to our constituents and the values that are important to them.
Two of us – Dick and Ellie – intend to go back in 2013, in the majority. But after many sessions in both the House and Senate, Ron has decided to retire from legislative service, and with Ron's enthusiastic endorsement, Dick will run for the Senate District 47 seat. He looks forward to carrying on Ron's work.
Give us a call or an email any time. Let us know your ideas, and thank you for allowing us to serve you in the Montana legislature.
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Janssen sings praises of weighted-ball program
TORONTO -- Right-hander Casey Janssen has become the latest Blue Jays pitcher to embrace the weighted-ball program designed to increase velocity and shoulder strength.
The Velocity Program was originally designed by Jamie Evans and has been credited with helping reliever Steve Delabar return from a fractured right elbow.
Janssen began using a modified version of the program during an April road trip to Detroit. The workout routine has been picking up steam over the past year with more Major Leaguers deciding to take part, and it was a series of recommendations that eventually won over Janssen.
"I didn't want to be the guinea pig of it, but it was obviously interesting," said Janssen, who underwent shoulder surgery in the offseason. "Then I had some people that I trusted who did the program and said they felt great. Regardless of velocity, all you really want to do is feel good. If you get velocity, then great. So I figured, why not?"
The workout routine involves a series of weighted balls. Pitchers use various holds and also go through their throwing motion without actually releasing the ball. The in-season routine is less taxing on the shoulder and more about maintenance and recovery, while the offseason program is more intense.
Left-hander Brett Cecil went through the weighted-ball program this offseason, and after spending the past couple of years throwing in the high-80s he has crept up to the 93-95 mph range. Former Toronto reliever Jason Frasor also adopted the program this offseason, while former Blue Jays manager John Farrell recently said his sons now take part in it as well.
Evans visited the Blue Jays' clubhouse last offseason to explain how everything works. That piqued the interest of Janssen, and after a series of his current and former teammates went through the program, he wanted to give it a chance.
"The toll of a Major League pitcher compared to high school teenagers is different, but after I saw some results from some friends, I thought, 'What the heck?" Janssen said of the program that was originally used by a lot of younger players but is now seeing its base grow.
"I wasn't going to do it initially, and then obviously with the shoulder injury, you're looking for ways to feel better. From watching some of these guys play catch and how good they feel day in and day out, you'd be crazy if it didn't interest you."


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Monday, 26 September 2016, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
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