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If I do and nslookup on an IP or use nmap sL for a range it only returns the fist DNS name it finds for that IP, anyone know a quick way to find more than one?
For example, lets say IP 188.8.131.52 maps to srv.myorg.com. Some use also used a dynamic DNS service to map the same IP to myownedbox.dyndns.org. If it do an nsloookup on just 22.214.171.124 I just see the srv.myorg.com, is there a way to use nslookup or dig to look for more than just the first mapping?


text: Hakodate is a Japanese city and a gateway to Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island. Looming over the town is 334m-high Mt. Hakodate. The mountain's summit, reachable by cable car, offers dramatic nighttime views. At its base is Motomachi, a neighborhood of steep streets with Western-style, early-20th-century buildings. A notable structure is the grand, circa-1910 Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward.

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June 1, 2005
Hood River's tourist season has begun — but the influx of summer visitors will heat up the debate over a lack of parking spaces.
"Up until the first part of June we don't really have a problem, but there is a perceived parking problem after that. Visitors are here to walk around, so this really isn't their issue, but most locals want to park close to their destination," said Bob Francis, city manager.
The city council believes the busier traffic months between June-September are the perfect time to have a consultant on the scene. Officials believe any outstanding issues will be brought to light during that time period.
The city plans to spend $35,000 to hire a professional by this summer to study the alternative parking options. For example, one possibility is shuttling downtown business employees — who take up about half of the available spaces — to work from another location. Another idea is to provide a developer with a free long-term lease of downtown property in exchange for the construction of a parking structure.
The study is being done at the request of the Downtown Business Association (DBA), which has formed its own parking committee to make recommendations for change.
"We have a very active role and interest in the process because that will tell us where the weaknesses are and how they can be addressed," said Joanie Thomson, DBA coordinator.
Meanwhile, the council has approved a 30-minute grace period for motorists when time on a parking meter expires just as the enforcement officer arrives.
"We are going to take a more customer-friendly approach and issue a warning instead of a ticket for minor infractions. However, if our officer continues along her route and then returns to find the meter still empty, she will be writing out a ticket," said Francis.
He is asking employees and business owners in the downtown area to voluntarily agree to park elsewhere during the peak tourism months. Saturday Market is also being moved to the Columbia Street lot on June 25 to avoid the parking limitations around its current State Street location.
Francis said that at the end of the parking study, the DBA could be asked to form an Economic Development District. If that idea is approved, an assessment would be levied on the square footage or value of each property and then placed into a special fund. Monies from that pot could be used to pay for employee parking permits in city lots or other identified projects.
The parking consultant will make recommendations in October to the city council based on his/her inventory of all public and private lots and spaces. That individual will also factor in interviews with business owners about their parking needs.
More than three decades ago, officials hoped to solve as least some of the parking issues by installing meters. The goal was to move business owners and employees into the city's paid parking lots and and free up on-street parking for shoppers and visitors. The meters were intended to keep traffic flowing along to create a high turnover in vacant spaces. Francis said that while that goal has been somewhat accomplished, finding an open space along the crowded streets within the business corridor is still a challenge.
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Jennifer Garner & Ben Affleck: 4th of July Party with Samuel!
Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck take their daughters Violet and Seraphina to an Independence Day Parade on Wednesday (July 4) in Pacific Palisades, Calif.
The 40-year-old actress and the 39-year-old actor joined friends as they celebrated the United States. Ben practiced his photography skills on his Canon camera!
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Later in the day, the happy family made their way to a 4th of July party with the girls and their 4-month-old son Samuel!
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A little over a week after the presidential election has ended, many voting rights watchers are reflecting on all that we learned through this year's campaigns: what went right, what went wrong and the unresolved challenges that remain ahead. As for the overall takeaway, Advancement Project director Judith Browne-Dianis wraps it up nicely, saying, "The national conversation around voting rights was amplified like we haven't seen since 1965."
This year, more Americans arguably learned more about the voting process than any year in recent memory. Civil rights and election protection campaigns made people aware of things like the difference between a poll watcher and a poll observer; how people use data to purge voters; and what voters' general rights are while standing in poll lines. On a more nuanced level, the discussion around voter ID laws gave Americans a greater understanding of not only how many people don't have government-issued ID, but also the reasons why.
Probably most importantly, though, many Americans learned—or at least were reminded—about the history of our democracy, of how civil rights heroes helped the nation realize that democracy, by forcing an expansion of the electorate, which at core is an expansion of citizenship. "Americans began to recognize that democracy was under assault," saysBrowne-Dianis of the past year. "And rather than concede to this partisan effort to restrict their vote as an insurmountable setback, they saw it as a challenge to be met."
The effort to meet that challenge produced both victories and some remaining battles, but there are some specific lessons we can take away from each.
1. Data helps win elections, but it's not everything.
The Obama campaign has well demonstrated how to identify and target new voters, while the Romney campaign has learned that data, like science, is actually necessary. But data only takes get-out-the-vote efforts so far, because someone has to actually get people to the polls. Black churches and NAACP chapters in Ohio and Florida turned out record-high black voters through their "Souls to the Polls" campaigns, by shuttling and busing people straight from church services to voting booths. These campaigns, which were enormously successful in 2008 as well, have been a primary target of those who insist, beyond all proof to the contrary, that voter fraud is a problem. Defending them—or, the early voting rules that enable them—proved crucial in 2012 to increasing the number of black people who participate in democracy.


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Arizona State football player accused of assault
June 11, 2013
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Authorities say an Arizona State University football player has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault.
Tempe police said Tuesday that Andres Rafael Garcia is being held on suspicion of two counts of sexual assault and one count of assault/domestic violence.
The 22-year-old defensive back was arrested late Sunday after police say he got involved in an argument with a 21-year-old woman he knew. It allegedly escalated into a physical assault.
Garcia is accused of shoving the woman backward into a wall, knocking her unconscious. Authorities say he then sexually assaulted the woman.
ASU officials say Garcia has been dismissed from the football team. He joined the Sun Devils last season as a non-scholarship player.


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New Gilford police chief: 'I'm here to be chief of police, not to talk about gay rights'By DAN SEUFERT
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June 16. 2014 11:41PM
GILFORD — Police Chief Anthony Bean Burpee is not concerned with talking about gay rights, though he is among the first gay police chiefs in the state.
"I'm here to be the chief of police, not to talk about gay rights," Bean Burpee said Monday. "Though I will say I am fortunate to come from one state with legal gay marriage to another."
He comes to town from Kennebunk, Maine, where he was a lieutenant. He served in Maine law enforcement for 16 years. Bean Burpee said he and his husband plan to move to Gilford from their home in Sanford, Maine, later this year.
Bean Burpee replaces former chief Kevin Keenan, who resigned on Nov. 20 following a town investigation into an affair he acknowledged having with a female officer in the department.
Bean Burpee began his duties on June 1. Since then, he has been learning the policies of the department and the differences between laws in Maine and New Hampshire.
"You'd be surprised; there's lots of differences between the laws," he said. "There's a lot to learn there."
He's also working to create an open atmosphere with his staff, he said.
"At 16 years of experience, my career is relatively short, and there are other officers here with a lot more experience in the field and in this department than I have," he said. "What's happened in the past is in the past. I want to have an open-door policy for anyone here who has ideas or who can help."
He made the move to chief when the younger of his two sons (from a previous marriage) graduated from high school.
"I started looking then; it seemed the right time to make a move," he said.
He was chosen by Gilford officials from a pool of 47 candidates.
Besides his police work, he has a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice and two master's degrees, one in public administration and the other in criminal justice. Burpee worked as an adjunct professor at York Community College in Wells, Maine. He said he hopes to continue teaching in New Hampshire.
He said he chose Gilford in part because it is similar to Kennebunk in being a waterside community.
"I want to be a working chief, be on patrol a lot. I think that keeps you in touch," he said. "I don't want to lose the feel of being in a police car."


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Whether or not the playset/large vehicle questions are asked, the reason I said it seemed like the direction of this thread towards not asking those questions is because they were already being shot down by staff members here, trying to already give Hasbro's answers.
Here's a question for all the JD members - do you not care about playsets/larger vehicles? Why so much concern about the VOTC line but no interest in playsets/larger vehicles (which were our favorite thing when we were kids!)?
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Share Your Orders Thread
Since I had a slightly rough evening and broke the saucer of my gaiwan, I decided to bite the bullet and order a bunch of tea..a BUNCH. Eek. Hopefully I like them a lot haha, although I already have a few people in mind to split with, and one who is anxious to try them haha!
Andrews & Dunham Damn Fine Tea
Adventure Pack (contains Mount Gray, Double Knit Blend, and Tiger Assam)
4.4 oz x 3 = 13.2 oz of tea
(now I go hide)
BUT FREE SHIPPING TO CANADA! Huzzah!
Great, now I want that. I have never had A&D but I love their tins and marketing. I just don't tend to be super interested in the blends. Must resist
uniquity – tiger assam….you know you want it. it has a tiger on the tin! and it's delicious! just ask terri and cavo! (and soon misslena)
I actually don't really like assams. Or earl greys. This makes it easier to resist but this little voice seems to suggest that maybe that is different now, hah!
what you do is swap with one of us to TRY them…which means you can totally wait until the next sale…since there will be one.
Haha yeah I haven't had too many assams or Earl greys myself, but I couldn't resist the free shipping, and I have been craving strong teas lately it seems, and yes, I saw the little tiger in the pictures and was like YES. I WANT IT.
I can't wait to try them :D I will try to not be a tea enabler here..but it is a pretty awesome deal.
Finally used my $5 off coupon!
Laoshan Black 1 oz.
And 7g each of:
Golden Fleece
Yu Lu Yan Cha Black
Laoshan Roasted Oolong
Laoshan Green Oolong
Eight Treasures Yabao
Ginger Sage Winter Spa Blend
Bai Mu Dan White Tea
$25 including shipping.
Another order. /hangs head/ I was doing so well with no orders for a few months and now here's two orders in under a week, with likely 2 more in the near future from other companies. Lol.
Anyway, I took advantage of the Tazo sale to try some new stuff. Though I'm kicking myself 'cause I waited too long (thinking too much) about the order and the infuser basket went out of stock. /sigh/ Hopefully I'll find one for that cheap again.
Phoenix Mountain 2oz
Jasmine Yin Hao 2oz
Organic Vanilla Apricot Crème 1.4oz
Black Dragon Pearls 4oz
Peach Cobbler 4oz
Sub Total: $84.60
Order Discount: -$42.32
Coupon discount: -$4.23 (Tazo10)
Tax: $0.70
Shipping Costs: $4.95
Payment Total: $43.70
I may have gone a bit overboard in hindsight. But I like the dragon pearls I have from another company and as far as I can tell, this is a crazy deal on them. I just hope they don't suck. Lol. And I love peach so I have high hopes for the cobbler.
not sure what type of infuser basket it is but upton often has their finums on sale for the cheapest prices we've seen around…
I'll definitely have to check that out then. If I remember correctly it was a steel infuser like the ones that come in the DavidsTea perfect mugs.
Edit – The one at Upton isn't the same one that Tazo had. That one was all metal. But thanks for the suggestion Sil. ^^
Soooo I placed my verdant order today! It was on the list of birthday orders i'll be placing but i figure this still counts as a July order since it won't arrive in Canada until July anyway!
Sample sizes of nearly everything except for LB; Yu Lu and LBG :)
Bai Mu Dan White Tea
Qianjiazhai Old Growth 2012 Sheng
Golden Buds Shu Pu'er Xingyang 2010
Laoshan Black Chocolate Genmaicha
Bergamot Rose Laoshan Black
Laoshan Apothecary Green
Golden Fleece
Laoshan Black
Yu Lu Yan Cha Black
Laoshan Roasted Oolong
Laoshan Green Oolong
Dinosara – i don't know WHAT you mean :) and hey..i'm almost at 215! from 227! at the start of today…
I think we're learning to rationalize from you as well! Glad you ordered your birthday order!
Also I'm jealous of those sipdowns! I haven't been home long enough today!
Cavo – i have to pee every two minutes lol but i'm having fun wit things at least :) I'll be away from tea and up all night (6pm-6am) so that's how i'm justifying loading myself up with delicious tea!
Haha your progress is certainly impressive. At least a lot of your stash seems to be 1-2 cup samples!
well they're 2-4 cup samples for a lot of them..but that's really 1-2 cup samples in my world. i have big mugs lol
Used my Adagio gift certificate for some flavoured black teas.
Birthday Order from Mandala. No Special Dark this time. I figure half a pound is enough and to let other people enjoy it.
250 gram Xiaguan Bao Yan Brick – 2006
250 gram Mandala Four Leaves Ripe Cake
250 gram Mandala Noble Mark Ripe Cake – 2012
100 gram Menghai Dayi Yellow Box Toucha 2009
357 gram Yi Pin Tang Qiao Mu – 2008
357 gram Jiu Wan Tong Qing – 2007
Black Beauty-4 ounces
Glass Mug with Infuser
Wow that looks like an awesome order. :)) Such restraint to wait until a couple of days after your birthday.
I know! I was rather proud I lasted this long :) I'm pretty bad when it comes to Mandala self control.
ZOMG, I want that much tea. Actually, I probably have way more than that. What I mean is that I want that much NEW tea. Enjoy!!
Birthday orders make aging worth it. I do, however, regret that I'm ordered out until I run out of something.
Tea goes better with birthday goodies too.
Oops. Well. It was only $11 something and four free samples.
I ordered this Sansa Stark blend: https://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/blend.html?blend=23892&SID=1068980c1594adc1675115941415e816
And then I had the red wedding sample, the konami sample, an apple black sample for some reason, and added green rooibos citron as my post this to Facebook tea.
Someone probly gifted you a free sample of the apple black. I have a peach oolong sitting in my cart for my soon to be new order. XD
it's from adagio apparently, I only have two friends on there who would even maybe look at my page, so I searched my email and they added it to my cart on May 28. I don't remember seeing this email AT ALL but I'll take it!
Interesting. And free tea is always awesome. ^^
Oh yeah. I think if you don't order from them after a certain amount of time they decide to gift you random samples. I got a peach one this way too. Of course, every time there's one in my cart I then order, so they know what's up.
It's apparently sampler week for me (with the exception of 52 Teas, which I hadn't intended to buy either sigh)
52 Teas
Gingerbread Coffeecake
Watermelon Lu An Gua Pian
Teajo Teas
Juicy Peach Sample
Tropical Mango 2 oz
Very Raspberry Sample
Luscious Passion Fruit Sample
Persimmon Tree Tea
Black Sampler Set w/
Lychee Burst
French Vanilla Bean
Peach Apple Crisp
Vintage Black
Jasmine Passion
Green Sampler Set w/
Jasmine Pearls
Green Caramel
Green Pineapple
Green Pomegranate
White Sampler Set w/
Coconut Creme
White Peony
White Peach
Rose Mojito
Silver Needle
Mandala: Morning Sun and Black Pearl (some samples! How nice)
Butiki: 1991 Da Ye Aged Oolong (mmmmm!) and Guayusa (a sample of their Premium Taiwanese Assam that has such a great rating)
Verdant: Spring Harvest Laoshan Green and Yu Lu Yan Cha black
I'm dying I need the rest of the packages to come :x
Oh geeze, I bought a yixing pot. I almost got a gaiwan too.
A headache at that, they had the yixing both on yunnansourcing's us and china site, but the gaiwan on the china site. I number crunched to figure which would be cheaper with faster shipping without killing me or waiting 70 day shipping.
Ended up with http://www.yunnansourcing.us/store/product.php?id_product=119 $56 after shipping (USPS parcel).
and I'll wait to buy the gaiwan I want on the other yunnansourcing site.
Nice. I wish the china site's shipping wasn't so awful. There's a few gaiwan there (specifically a travel set with lotus on it) I wanted to get, but the shipping I think was almost double what the actual items would cost. Even if I was just getting the travel set. /sigh/
But the one you got is definitely a cute little teapot. What're you planning on brewing in it?
Either a sheng pu'er or oolong. Now I will have two yixing pots, I have more options, as I'm undecided what to do with my current pot!
Ugg at the china site.. I thought buying more would save shipping but the price goes up with each item! it was $27 to ship my teapot and gaiwan, or wait 70 days for $17 shipping. I'm not sure which one is more ugly of an option. I wish the US site would have more items for sale so we save time and shipping.
Yeah. Well, here's to crossing our fingers that they do start getting more stuff on the us site. Like what they carry on their china site. Lol.


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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia's top court on Thursday rejected an appeal by the losing candidate in last month's presidential election over alleged voting irregularities, removing any uncertainty around the victory of Jakarta Gov. Joko Widodo.
Prabowo Subianto, a former general with links to the regime of ex-dictator Suharto, had alleged massive fraud in the July 9 polls and filed a complaint in the Constitutional Court. He presented evidence and witness testimony for his claim, but all nine judges at the court ruled it was groundless.
"The ruling is final and binding, but does not necessarily reflect truth or justice," Tantowi Yahya, a spokesman for a coalition of political parties supporting Subianto, told a news conference.
The verdict means that Widodo, a former furniture exporter who stands out among Indonesia's political elite for his humble upbringing and lifestyle, can press ahead with preparing to take over the government of the world's fourth most populous nation, a regional economic powerhouse.
Widodo, widely known by the nickname Jokowi, will be sworn in on Oct. 20.
"We very much appreciate the Constitutional Court which has done its duties openly, transparency and professionally," he told a news conference.
The court's decision had been widely expected given the flimsy evidence presented at the court by the Subianto camp and the number of election votes needed to be overturned to ensure victory. The verdict cannot be appealed.
The election commission declared Widodo the winner with 53 percent of the votes — a margin of more than 8 million. Local and international monitors have said there was no sign of major irregularities, and praised the vote as another milestone in the country's strengthening democracy.
Subianto's poll showing was stronger than many had predicted at the beginning of the campaign, but his attempt to have the results overturned garnered little public support. It has been widely seen as a face-saving measure by the general, who spent millions of his personal fortune in trying to win the presidency.
Around 2,000 of his supporters rallied in Jakarta ahead of the verdict and tried to get close to the court, which is near the presidential palace. Police fired tear gas and water cannons as a smaller number of demonstrators attempted to tear down barbed wire barricades blocking their way. There were no reports of serious injuries and all had dispersed by the time the verdict was announced.
Subianto leads a coalition of political parties that control a majority of seats in Parliament, and he has vowed to make life difficult for Widodo. But Thursday's court ruling could cause that coalition to crumble as its members try to join Widodo in government.


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The number of Americans who filed for unemployment benefits declined to a six-week low, showing further improvement in the labor market.
First-time jobless claims unexpectedly fell by 7,000 to 340,000 in the week ended March 2, the lowest since the period ended Jan. 19, according to data today from the Labor Department in Washington. The median forecast of 50 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for an increase to 355,000. The four-week average dropped to a five-year low.
Companies are easing up on dismissals as purchases of equipment climb and households maintain spending in the face of higher payroll taxes. Further declines in firings are a first step toward bigger employment and wage gains, and a report tomorrow may show payrolls picked up in February.
"Every indication we have is that the labor market is beginning to pick up steam," said Drew Matus, deputy U.S. chief economist at UBS Securities LLC in Stamford, Connecticut, who correctly projected the drop in claims. "It's all consistent with 2013 being an okay year despite all the fears about what sequestration might mean or Europe might do."
Stock-index futures held gains after the figures, with the contract on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index expiring this month rising 0.3% to 1,543.7 at 8:46 a.m. in New York.
Another report showed the U.S. trade deficit widened more than forecast in January as demand for imported crude oil rebounded. The gap grew by 16.5% to $44.4 billion from $38.1 billion in December that was the smallest in three years, Commerce Department figures showed in Washington. The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey called for the deficit to increase to $42.6 billion.
Economists' Estimates
Economists' estimates in the Bloomberg survey ranged from 332,000 to 362,000 claims after an initially reported 344,000 in the prior period.
No states estimated the number of claims last week and there was nothing unusual in the weekly data, a Labor Department official said as the figures were released.
The less-volatile four-week moving average fell by 7,000 to 348,750, the lowest since March 8, 2008.
The number of people continuing to receive jobless benefits rose by 3,000 to 3.09 million in the week ended Feb. 23. The continuing claims figure doesn't include Americans receiving extended unemployment benefits under federal programs.
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Did your vehicle come with a factory security system? Are you in the market for an alarm to be used as a security device and/or convenience with accessories such as door locks, trunk release or a GPS tracking system that monitors the vehicle?
Whether your vehicle is factory-equipped with a security system or not, today's advanced systems give you lots of options and plenty of reasons to integrate with your factory system, or to simply guard your unprotected ride in style. And don't forget those optional items like a radar sensor to protect your convertible top, motion/tilt sensors for your new wheels and, you may want to consider a back-up battery that works if your primary one fails.
OEM add-on security and/or convenience
Many consumers are demanding features on their factory-installed keyless entry systems that are simply not provided by the factories. A great example of this is the new ADS-BM1 from iDatalink. This amazing piece now allows BMW owners the ability to add remote start capability to their vehicle's OEM keyless entry system. Better yet, the upgrade does not require even a single wire to be cut or spliced, which is great to avoid warranty issues with the dealership! And, once your electronics installer programs the system, the factory BMW remote operates the system flawlessly. For those seeking additional James Bond-style toys, Compustar has created the Drone 2000, which allows control over its system via a Smartphone. Very cool!
Adding a security system
Today, vehicles are far more advanced – "smart" if you will – compared to vehicles of the past. Likewise, programming modern vehicles and/or accessories (for example, certain security systems) can be done via connecting a USB cable tied into a specific software program that allows various options or features to be turned on/off, making wiring a positive (+) instead of a negative (-), etc. Most companies like CompuStar, Crimestopper, Directed and Encore Automotive Systems use some type of software that communicates to the security system using a direct connection via USB and/or data ports. Directed covers this niche with its SmartStart system, which allows you to stay "Cloud-Connected" to your vehicle via your smartphone.
SmartStart works with Android and iPhones which is beneficial because it can be integrated withvoice talk and Siri, manage texts, email alerts and control multiple vehicles. SmartStart is also loaded with additional features, including GPS tracking, SmartSchedule, vehicle status, roadside assistance, home control, parked car finder and more.
Another option many customers prefer is a two-way system. This means the remote communicates to the alarm, and the alarm communicates back to the remote. Having a two-way security system allows you to see/know what is happening with the vehicle in real-time. For example, if the trunk is opened, the remote displays this action, or if the system is triggered or tampered with, you will be notified.
Prevent warranty issues!
Slowly but surely security manufacturers are eliminating the need to cut wires in your vehicle for a security or convenience installation using vehicle specific solutions. These systems use vehicle specific integration modules and/or wiring harnesses. The new wiring harness is called a "T-harness." Due to the new T-harnesses being utilized, your vehicle's factory warranty will be intact since no wires will be cut in most cases.
Most modern systems are offering a vehicle specific T-harness with their system. These are available at local authorized retailers when you purchase your security or convenience system at the time of installation.
Unlike the old days when cutting and/or splicing into wiring was the norm, using the T-harness has just about eliminated the need for this old procedure. These super computer-style security and remote start systems use the T-harness to tap into the wiring via male-female plug-in connections.
"CompuStar and iDatalink is revolutionizing the way aftermarket remote start and security systems are installed into vehicles," says Jason Kaminski, Director of Sales and Marketing at CompuStar. "The old way of cutting 15-plus wires and soldering connections is becoming a thing of the past. We are currently shipping T-harness systems to our authorized dealers for Ford, most GM platforms, Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, Mercedes and (most) recently BMW."
In many cases, the wiring and splicing route may be the norm. But, instead of using outdated techniques, today's installation technicians prefer to use the T-harness for a plug-and-play installation. Nonetheless, the professional electronics installer needs to be familiar with computers, software and user interface systems, so the system can be "programmed" to work in today's sophisticated vehicles.
Today's technology now allows us to expand our factory keyless entry, security and/or convenience systems. The use of T-harnesses avoids vehicle warranty issues, and improves the quality of the professional installation. As a customer, the only step you need to make is deciding what you want. The options are limitless due to the advanced systems now available.
It's best to divide your purchase it into a few segments. First, you need to set a budget for the system. As mentioned, look at the type of system you desire. Ask yourself, do I need a security system? Or, do I crave to have a remote start system? Many buyers choose a combination of both convenience and security to enhance both comfort and ease of use. Regardless of your choice, having one of these systems will give you years of vehicle protection and convenience.
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The Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River at Mount Vernon collapsed Thursday evening, dumping vehicles and people into the water, the Washington State Patrol said.
The four-lane bridge collapsed about 7 p.m., Trooper Mark Francis said.
Francis said he had no immediate estimate of how many people were in the water or whether there were any injuries or deaths.
He did not know what caused the collapse.
A Skagit Valley Herald reporter at the scene said a sheriff's office rescue boat has arrived and rescue crews were looking for people in the water.
The reporter saw one person sitting atop one vehicle in the water and could see a second vehicle as well.
Crowds of people lined the river to watch the scene unfold, the newspaper reported.


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Citron- handspun Loop batt in Black Cherry. added in more black yarn at the end, changed ruffle edging to be less ruffly (instead of KFB every stitch, I did K1, KFB…)
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Setzer Welted Cowl by Jared Flood- Brooklyn Tweed Shelter in Plume, size 8 needles, going back and forth to avoid purling
Vanilla Bean socks in Vesper Verbena (overdyed in a diluted black)
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Finished singles of Fiber Optic SW Merino/Silk Vineyard. Will do a 3 ply when I buy a 4th bobbinSweet Georgia Merino/Silk in Stillwater
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America's largest cycling event, the 2013 Amgen Tour of California, is looking for volunteers – 5,000 volunteers, to be exact.
Race organizers are in the process of recruiting thousands of volunteers to assist with race along the 750-mile course, which runs from Escondido to Santa Rosa, Calif., from May 12-19.
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Two favorable economic reports were issued earlier this morning. In one such release, the Labor Department again reported that producer, or wholesale, inflation was totally absent, with such prices dipping by 0.2% last month, following a sharper drop of 0.8% in November. In addition, the Commerce Department issued a report showing that retail spending was somewhat stronger last month than had been forecast.
Specifically, the government intoned that retail sales were up by 0.5% in December from the previous month. Expectations had been for a notably more modest gain of just 0.2%. Moreover, figures for November were revised higher. Initially, that month had seen a gain of 0.3%; that estimate was revised to show an increase of 0.4%.
Meanwhile, according to pundits, the December consumer data showed a willingness to spend by the public, notwithstanding the political bickering going on in the Capitol over tax and spending policies toward yearend. The willingness of consumers to spend in that contentious environment will be tested again in both the current month and in February. That's because of the looming deadlines now in place for both the spending reductions mandated in the budget and the need to raise the debt ceiling. Those negotiations figure to be even more contentious than the recent efforts to hammer out a tax accord had been.
Overall, consumers spent more heavily last month on autos, furniture, personal care, and dining out. This is a critical report, as retail spending accounts for some two-thirds of the aggregate gross domestic product. This better report and the slight upward shift for November suggest that the fourth-quarter rate of economic growth may well have been in the range of 1.5%. Previously, we had surmised that the recent increase in GDP would have been closer to 1%, or slightly better.
In all, this report was clearly uplifting, most notably as a report on consumer confidence, issued during the final days of December, had shown a marked falloff in such sentiment, which many had ascribed to the fractious debate then going on in Congress over tax policies.
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Playoff brackets for the Northern California Regionals were released Monday and both Delta College basketball teams earned seeds.
Playoff brackets for the Northern California Regionals were released Monday and both Delta College basketball teams earned seeds.
The women are the No. 4 seed and will host No. 13 College of the Sequoias at 7 p.m. Friday at Joe Blanchard Gymnasium. The men are the 14th seed and play at No. 3 Foothill at 7 p.m. Saturday in Los Altos Hills.
The Mustangs' women (19-8) played the Giants (16-10) to open the Jocelyn Mancebo Classic in December and won 73-31. Coach Gina Johnson has made the playoffs in each of her 17 seasons and hopes people don't get too caught up in the last meeting.
"We played really well against them last time," Johnson said. "The score doesn't really reflect what kind of a team they have because they've gotten a lot better."
Sequoias, which is located in Visalia, finished third in the Central Valley Conference and was 1-2 this season against teams from the Big 8 Conference. They are led by 6-foot-1 forward Emily Fencher with 12 points and 12.3 rebounds per game.
Delta's Alysa Valentine and Briana Vaden earned first-team All-Big 8 Conference honors, and Kendra Contente and Jena Blasingame were honorable mentions. Blasingame, Contente and Kristian Juarez were academic all-conference.
The Delta men (17-10) played the Owls (22-5) in December in Foothill's tournament and lost in the championships 67-59 in overtime. Foothill was second in the Coast Conference North behind City College of San Francisco, the No. 1-ranked team in the state.
The Mustangs made the playoffs in coach Rich Ressa's first three seasons but missed them last season after going 5-20. Delta got all-conference nods for Alex Simmons and Mitch Postle, while Ryan Gaarder and Dan Schwarzberg were honorable mentions. Unlike the women, the men do not designate first-team picks, opting instead for general "all-conference" selections.
"We are excited to be back," Ressa said. "This is an enjoyable group to coach and they deserve it."


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According to reports, the U.S. Postal Service plans to eliminate Saturday mail delivery in a brash attempt to trim nearly $2 billion of spending from the agency's increasingly unstable budget.
Sources say that the agency is scheduled to make a formal announcement sometime on Wednesday and is expected to cease all Saturday mail distribution around August.
However, the postal service still plans to continue delivering packages six days a week, as there has been nearly a 15 percent increase in this particular service since 2010. Unfortunately, with the increasing popularity of the Internet, regular mail services have continued to struggle throughout the last several years.
Yet, the new plan is not as much a diminishing effort as it may seem – all USPS locations that are open on Saturday will remain open on Saturday, with mail still being delivered to post office boxes.
Throughout the last few years, the independent agency has been on begging, bended-knees to Congress in hopes that they would approve a five-day delivery schedule to help the agency pull itself out of its financial deficit; however, no such approval has been seriously entertained. At this time, there has been no clarification as to how the agency will do away with Saturday mail delivery without the approval of Congress.
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The car was parked on the wharf on the side facing the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk near lifeguard headquarters before it broke through the railing and went into the water.
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"It was much more racially and ethnically diverse, but it was also very socioeconomically diverse," said McIntosh, who is black. "That's one of the things that I learned going to Hunter. I thought all of the kids were wealthy and that was not true."
But at least as far back at 1997, faculty members have been devising ways to boost diversity at the school. In a report from that year, a committee on cultural diversity at Hunter College High School recommended a full review of the school's admissions policies, investigating whether the school could eliminate the admissions testing fee, and developing an anti-discrimination statement.
Several years later, Glenn Kissack, then a math teacher at the school, participated in another review of admissions. After months of studying the small number of "feeder schools" that often produce Hunter students and looking into the expensive test prep available for the exam, the committee suggested potentially reserving more seats for poor students and selecting students based on more than just a single test score.
The committee submitted the report, and months went by with no word from the Hunter administration, Kissack said.
"We could have done something else with our time," Kissack said. "It gathered dust and didn't matter."
Hunter officials would not specifically address most of the recommendations in the reports, but said that the school has been engaged in many discussions over the years about improving diversity. Hunter has implemented many recommendations over the years, they said, including creating a Dean of Diversity position in 2002 and raising private funds for student outreach efforts.
The conflict came to a head in 2010 when the high school faculty selected Justin Hudson, one of the school's few black students, to address his class at graduation. Hudson tackled the school's demographics head-on in his speech.
"If you truly believe that the demographics of Hunter represent the distribution of intelligence in this city," he said, according to an article in the New York Times , "then you must believe that the Upper West Side, Bayside, and Flushing are intrinsically more intelligent than the South Bronx, Bedford-Stuyvesant, and Washington Heights. And I refuse to accept that."
Kevin Park was a junior at Hunter College high school in 2010, when he joined in the standing ovation for Hudson's speech. He remembers that there were more students named "Kevin" in his grade than there were black students, and felt Hunter lacked faculty and classes that represented Asian students like himself.
After the speech, Park and some classmates created a skit about what it was like to be a black student at Hunter. It depicted assuming college acceptances came easier to black students and how being the only black student in a class can deter speaking up in class, he said.
"That sparked a discussion for a while," Park said, "but it didn't necessarily translate into concrete steps or policies."
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Last year, Montreal native Leonard Cohen was immortalized in a 20-story mural in the city's downtown. Cohen's image now stands out clearly on the skyline, sending a powerful message that art and music are foundational to Montreal's identity.
The Montreal International Jazz Festival , which ran June 28-July 7, has shaped the city, too: The permanent complex of venues in the Quartier des Spectacles, established in 2003, partly evolved from festival events that have been held in the neighborhood since the early '80s, when it was a red light district. Now, in its 39th year, few other large festivals feel as well integrated within their host cities. Montreal is a kind of framework upon which the event improvises, making it an ideal place to combine a love of music and travel. Visitors have a chance to play their own changes. For me this year, the sensation of cycling down the scenic Lachine Canal one afternoon carried into Zakir Hussein, Dave Holland and Chris Potter's pulsing, transporting set that evening. Morning visits to Old Montreal's gothic revival Notre-Dame Basilica and the Au Papier Japonais shop resonated that night in the jewel tones and fine filigree of Gretchen Parlato's vocals.
The Montreal festival long has walked the razor's edge in booking artistic integrity and commercial success with 50 percent corporate sponsorship. On my fifth festival visit—but my first since its 2013 sale to Groupe CH—I noticed a tilting in the direction of business interests. In the U.S. alone, serious fans now can find innovative, richly curated programs at festivals like Newport,
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In today's Church, most big pro-life efforts take place typically in January.
On or around Jan. 22 — the anniversary of the 1963 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion in the United States — Catholics and pro-life witnesses take to the streets in Washington, D.C., and elsewhere to protest the law and to stand up for the unborn. It's always a powerful pro-life event centered on action and advocacy. But, as that is January and this is May, why am I bringing this up now? For two reasons: Because today, May 11, we celebrate Mother's Day, and in less than three weeks, on May 31, we celebrate the feast of the Visitation.
Both of these days — perhaps, in particular, the feast celebrating Mary's visit to Elizabeth — offer the Church a different kind of opportunity to affirm life apart from the January anniversary — one focused more on celebration than advocacy. The idea is simple, and one that we've mentioned in these pages before. In Luke's Gospel account of the Visitation, the unborn John the Baptist, still in Elizabeth's womb, "leaped for joy" at the sound of our Blessed Mother's greeting.
As St. John Paul II says in his beloved work Evangelium Vitae ("The Gospel of Life"), John's joy at the recognition of Jesus — still unborn in Mary's womb — puts a spotlight on "the value of the person from the moment of conception."
"It is precisely the children who reveal the advent of the Messianic age: in their meeting, the redemptive power of the presence of the Son of God among men first becomes operative," he writes. "As St. Ambrose writes ... 'Elizabeth was the first to hear the voice; but John was the first to experience grace. She heard according to the order of nature; he leaped because of the mystery. She recognized the arrival of Mary; he the arrival of the Lord. The woman recognized the woman's arrival; the child, that of the child" (No.45).
That image of the unborn children greeting one another is incredibly powerful, and one that offers a real opportunity for the pro-life movement to set aside the feast of the Visitation for a celebration of life. Some parishes and dioceses have caught on, offering special blessings for pregnant women on May 31. But what if we, as a universal Church, used that day to really rejoice in life? Rare is the time in the Church when we simply celebrate the wonder of God's greatest gift.
That's what we tried to do this week with Christina Capecchi's Faith story (Page 18), which is chock full of the wide-eyed wonder of new motherhood. It's impossible to read her account of the first year of her daughter's life without truly marveling along with her at the miracle of God's most precious creation.
So this month, let's truly celebrate the gift of life. Hug your mom; arrange a special celebration of life on the feast of the Visitation at your parish. It's too good an opportunity to pass up.
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Hyperlocal social network "Tvoye misto" (Your City) was created in Vinnytsya under UNDP supportDec 13, 2013
Vinnytsya: The first hyperlocal social network in Ukraine, "Tvoye misto" (Your City), was launched in Vinnytsya. It was created as a platform for communication, cooperation and implementation of local citizens' initiatives under the support of the UNDP Innovation Fund.
The hyperlocal social network "Tvoye misto" (Your City) was created within the framework of the project implemented by the civil society organization "Podillya Agency for Regional Development" in partnership with the Internet resource "My Vinnitsya" and the Vinnytsia City Council under the support of the United Nations Development Programme in Ukraine.
The project was one of the winners of the UNDP Bratislava Regional Centre's Innovation Fund contest. The aim of the contest is to support socially important project ideas developed based on principles of co-design and web 2.0. Usage of open source technologies will allow the project to be replicated in other cities.
The purpose of the project is to strengthen interaction among the residents of neighborhoods through the creation of a joint information and communication platform. The platform should enable Internet activists and social networks users to engage with the real life of the community, help to identify new community leaders, and encourage the development and implementation of local initiatives.
«The idea emerged in order to bring the dwellers of multi-apartment houses closer to each other, because very often people living in the same building do not know their neighbours», said Tatyana Naumenko, Director of Municipal and Public E-Governance Centre, during the project presentation.
"New tools are introduced in many municipalities to facilitate communication between the local authorities and the communities - online citizen service centres, interactive maps, and online e-forms for official requests. In Vinnytsya such tools have existed for a long time. We realized that the challenge is to facilitate communication among city residents who live in the same house, neighborhood, district, or municipality," says Tatyana Naumenko.
According to Oleksandr Virnyk, administrator of the website "My Vinnitsa", there are three reasons for development of this project.
"The first reason - getting the neighbours acquainted. Now people living in the same house do not need to imagine who their neighbours are, or have no idea how to meet them. This project can simplify this task if many citizens register on the site. Secondly, it provides the opportunity to find out information about your house, including the following facts: who is a community activist in your house, how old the building is, the materials used to construct it, who is your local councillor, and when one can meet him/her. The third reason - to find services located near your house, such as kindergartens, schools, and hospitals", said Oleksandr Virnyk.
The opportunity to apply with a request/petition to local authorities is available at the official web-site of Vinnytsia City Council, so today there is no problem in establishing communication between local authorities and citizens. However, until now the issue of communication among the citizens and between citizens and business, government agencies and others was unresolved.
The residents can join the virtual community at www.tvoemisto.org by clicking on the used social network icon and filling in a brief registration form.
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Loren Mooney, editor of Bicycling magazine, is guest blogging for Lucy during Bike to Work Week.
I started biking to work more than four years ago, and today I can't even remember what excuse I used to have for not biking. I've heard just about every excuse there is. They say it takes 21 days to form a new habit. I guess that could be true if you're trying to start something that feels like a chore, like eating oatmeal or mowing a lawn. But I remember it took me only about a week to get used to biking to work.
Yes, there was some traffic to deal with, and the grease from the bike chain—at first it seemed to leap from the chain to my leg. There were little things to get used to, but after just a few days I was hooked. Now, even when it's freezing cold or raining, I'd still rather bike to work than take the subway or drive. When I don't do it, instead of arriving to work feeling refreshed ready for action I feel tired, lethargic and thirsty for more coffee because I haven't started my day moving.
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Have to be fresh for work? There are a lot of well-known people, from model Agyness Deyn to designer Cynthia Rowley to ER doctor Travis Stork who bike but still manage to stay presentable. They ride easy and keep in mind just a few simple things. A bike commute doesn't have to be high-sweat, unless you want to get in a workout—another great time saver. That's the beauty of a bike ride: It's whatever you want it to be.


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A Hippie's Defense of GMOs
I'm a vegetarian yoga instructor, and even I can tell the case against genetically modified food is overblown.
Let me get a few things out of the way.
I'm a crazy hippie. I go to Burning Man every year. I teach yoga. I live in a co-op. For the past two years, I've been delivering organic vegetables for a local delivery service. I've been eating vegetarian for years, and vegan for the past four months.
I'm also fascinated by genetics. I read every book that comes my way on evolutionary theory, population genetics, and mapping the genome. I took several classes on the subject at the University of Pennsylvania. All told, I have a pretty solid understanding of how genes work.
And ultimately, I'm just not that scared of GMOs.
Now don't get me wrong. I understand where my liberal friends are coming from. I share the same desire for a safe and healthy food supply. There's a lot that disturbs me about the state of food production and distribution in America.
I think Monsanto is evil, that patenting seeds and suing farmers is unethical, and that some GMO crops (like Roundup Ready Soybeans) lend themselves to irresponsible herbicide and pesticide use and cross-contamination.
But I'm also not going to let my anti-corporate sentiments get in the way of a diverse and promising field of research.
When genetic engineering is used to decrease pesticide use, to add nutrients to crops in malnourished countries, and otherwise improve the quality of our food products, then it's a valuable tool that can contribute to a safe and healthy food supply.
I want to address three points that are often brought up by anti-GMO advocates that are either simply untrue, or a lot more nuanced than we've been led to believe:
1. GMOs create more "unnatural" mutations than traditional breeding methods.
Genetic manipulation is nothing new. Humans have been breeding plants and animals for thousands of years. Many of our staple crops (wheat, corn, soy), would not exist without human intervention. The same goes for domesticated farm species.
Whether we're using genetic modification or selective breeding, we're playing God either way. But some people seem to think that selective breeding is "safer"—that it allows less opportunity for damaging mutations than genetic engineering does. This couldn't be more wrong.
The entire process of evolution is dependent upon mutation. UV radiation changes the structure of the DNA code in each individual organism. Most of these mutations aren't beneficial. Some leave out necessary proteins. Others add useless information. And yet, a percentage of these "errors" are helpful enough that they're passed along to future generations and become the new normal.
If there's any danger with genetic engineering, it's that we can be too precise in our manipulation. We can ensure that each new generation of seeds contains the exact same DNA sequence, double-checked for errors and mutations eliminated. The "unnatural" process actually produces fewer mutations, not more.
2. GMOs contain animal DNA that has been "spliced" into plants.
One of the most enduring myths about genetic engineering concerns a GM tomato which, as legend would have it, contained flounder genes spliced into tomato DNA. While it's true that Calgene experimented with a freeze-resistant tomato, the company used a "synthesized ... antifreeze gene based on the winter flounder gene"—not a cut-and-pasted copy of the gene itself.
Those freeze-resistant tomatoes never made it to market, but a different version called the Flavr Savr did. Tomatoes contain a protein called polygalacturonase (PG), which breaks down the pectin in the cell walls, causing the tomato to soften as it ripens. To create a tomato that would ripen more slowly, Calgene took the gene that encodes for PG and reversed it. This backward strand of DNA, known as an "antisense" gene, binds to the forward-running strand and cancels it out. Without PG, the pectin (and therefore the tomato) breaks down more slowly. The simplicity of the process is remarkable. No toxic chemicals, no mysterious bits of DNA. Just a simple tweak of the tomato's own genetic code.
But hold on a minute. What if they had used a gene from a fish in creating this tomato? Would the tomato taste fishy? Would you have to watch out for fish bones in your pasta sauce? Not unless you've added anchovies.
Genes are basically bits of computer code that are interchangeable from species to species. When you isolate a tiny bit of gene, it doesn't retain the essence of whichever species it came from. You might have a bit of DNA that says simply, "Grow appendage X on the abdomen" but doesn't specify what kind of appendage. If you put that code into a fly, it activates the part of DNA that grows a wing. Put that same code into a mouse, and it grows a foreleg. It doesn't make the mouse any more like a fly.
3. GMOs are radioactive, cause cancer, and/or are bad for the environment.
This is a trickier question to answer, and I'll be the first to admit that we need more research into the long-term effects of GM products. But I'm going to bet that the answer turns out to be something like this: Some GMOs are safe, and others are not. Lumping all GMOs into the same category is like lumping all fertilizers or all pesticides into the same category. Genetic changes are only as dangerous as the proteins they encode for—just as in any plant. Consider how many "natural" plants have genes that produce poisons and toxins.
In the case of the Flavr Savr tomato, I wouldn't be too worried. It simply blocks a protein that the tomato itself produces. In the case of herbicide-resistant soybeans, I'd want to know more. What kind of herbicide is being sprayed on the plants? Are traces of the herbicide still found in the food when it reaches our plate?
While I voted for the labeling act that was on the California ballot last year, a simple "contains GMOs" label would be of little use to me. I want to know what specifically about the organism was modified so I can reach my own conclusions.
Personally, I think the GMO scare is a distraction from far more important issues going on in the food industry:
- A factory-farming system that's abusive to the animals we raise and results in unnatural, highly processed meats
- An obesity epidemic resulting from subsidized corn crops and unchecked fast-food marketing
- A glut of "natural and artificial" flavorings, sweeteners, and colors
- Lack of access to quality produce in urban "food deserts"
If we really want to do something about public health issues, then these are the problems we should be focusing on. I'm not going to object to something that could have a positive effect on the world's food supply because there's a chance that something I eat might give me cancer 10 or 20 years down the line.
That risk already exists. I'm just as likely to get cancer from the unmodified but highly processed foods that are already in the market.
In the meantime I'm going to support those GM efforts that might actually do some good for the world. There's the Golden Rice Project, which fortifies rice in developing countries to combat micronutrient deficiencies. There have been attempts to genetically modify trees both to fight pollution and to decrease fossil fuel dependency.
And then there's the banana vaccine for Hepatitis B, which, due to regulatory restrictions, may be reworked into a nonedible vaccine in the tobacco plant.
I don't know about you guys, but these sound like pretty liberal objectives to me.
GM crops, combined with sustainable and organic agriculture, might do more to advance our cause than any other scientific advancement of the modern era.
By all means, let's march against Monsanto. But then let's put genetic engineering into the hands of forward-thinking, progressive scientists so we can start a real agricultural revolution.
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Teases DLC....
You mean has the DLC already completed and can't wait to milk you for more money
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A big thank you to Silverlake Wine, KCRW's Dan Wilcox, Jeffrey Herr, Leslie Thomas, Erin Senne, all the food trucks, and the Barnsdall Art Park Foundation members who have put so much love and effort into this season's wine tastings, Avidan Ross and Hutson Morris-Irvin. Thank you!
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