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Is the Economy to Blame for Decline in Marriages and Families?

RENO, Nev. -- The economy makes it difficult to afford basic necessities in life, but does money play a factor when it comes to marriage and having children?

A family unit is said to be the basic building block of society, but society is likely to collapse if marriages and new births decline.

According to a Pew survey, one in five young adults between the ages of 18 and 34 have delayed having a child and have also postponed their marriage because of the economic slowdown. Ministers, wedding planners and hospitals say the local community has not been impervious.

The days of holy matrimony and elaborate weddings are over, but it's more than finances that have played a part.

George Flint, a minister and owner of Chapel of the Bells blames the lack of marriages on the physical appearance of Reno.

"There's no question that our economy has had a negative effect, but in a particular case in reno, the numbers of couples coming here have fallen off so drastically that that kind of overshadows the negativity of the economy," he said. "That decline in the economy mirrors the decline in our tourism generally."

The number of tourists coming to the Biggest Little City are on the decline, which are 80 percent of his clientele.

Fortunately for him, weddings are much more inexpensive in Nevada than in California, Arizona and Oregon.

"If it wasn't for the local business right now, we probably would be defunct," Flint said.

Flint also says that a strong work ethic and family savings have kept Chapel of the Bells alive.

Times are changing, which means tradition is no longer a priority.

"An awful lot of weddings also right now are also coupled my age around 50s, 60s and 70s that have been living together for how long," Flint said.

As more couples wait to head over to the altar, the thought of having children is also put on the back-burner.

"I think people are delaying child birth to see what's going to happen with the economy--that combined with the Reno situation--there's been a mass exodus of people leaving our area for jobs," Shelley Samm, Birth & Delivery manager at Renown Health.

Since 2010, Samm has seen a drop of birthrates go from about 400 births a month, to 300, but says couples should not wait too long to start a family.

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HOODSPORT, Wash. - Search crews looking for a 10-year-old boy who disappeared Thursday near Lake Cushman in Mason County say they have found a footprint - but still no sign of the missing boy himself.

The sheriff's office says the family was camping on property they own and Nathan Hernandez was picking berries and playing hide-and-seek with his sisters when they lost sight of him at around noon. The family searched for him until dark and then called for help at about 9 p.m.

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Soccer player-turned-singer Goo Ja-myung, 24, will leave KBS 2tv variety show "Our Neighborhood Arts and Physical Education" amid drunk-driving controversy.

The soccer player-turned-singer was asked by the producers to leave the show as a token of self-discipline. The incident comes after the entertainment industry has kept a low profile recently in light of last month’s ferry disaster.

Goo was involved in a car accident while driving drunk around 5 a.m. on Tuesday in Goyang City, northwest of Seoul, local police said.

Goo, the winner of “Star Audition: The Great Birth” in 2012, reportedly ran into the wall of an underground tunnel exit. He was admitted to the emergency room at a hospital but discharged shortly after.

Soccer player-turned-singer Goo Ja-myung appears on KBS 2tv variety show "Cool Kiz on the Block." (KBS)

At the time of the accident, Goo had a blood alcohol level of 0.133 percent, high enough to have his drivers’ license revoked. The legal limit for Korea is 0.05 percent blood alcohol level.

“Following discussion with the staff, we decided to exclude Goo Ja-myung from the recording scene starting tomorrow... and try to edit out his parts on the May 13 broadcast as much as possible,” a KBS official related to the matter was quoted as saying.

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Kovan is a smart robotics controller targeted at applications that require fully autonomous operation and high levels of integration. Kovan integrates onto a single PCB all the features you need to build a self-guided robot:

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  • 802.11b/g wifi
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  • LCD + touchscreen connector (natively supports 3.5″ screen)
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  • Linux 2.6.34 running on 800 MHz Marvell ARM w/128 MB DDR2 + 2 GB microSD for firmware storage
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  • Integrated 2-cell Li-Ion battery charger (C=1.5A)
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The native development environment for Kovan is based upon OpenEmbedded, the same system used by the Beaglebone. Kovan comes with C and Python support out of the box, so you can get started right away with development -- no need to set up cross-compilers.

A package consisting of the Kovan main board and battery emulator power supply, intended for intermediate and advanced developers who can roll their own battery and casing solution, is offered at Adafruit for $249.

This board is the heart of the 501(c)(3) non-profit KISS Institute for Practical Robotics' next-generation controller, valued at $400. KIPR's solution will come with a case, integrated battery, LCD, speaker, and an enhanced development environment suitable for entry level hobbyists and students; it will be available for purchase in January at the Botball store.

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Tips & Tricks

The battery plug on kovan requires a Molex housing 0039013022 (Digikey WM1021-ND) with crimp terminals 0039000207 (Digikey WM3116CT-ND)

To use Kovan without a battery, plug a 7.5V power supply (such as Digikey 62-1169-ND) into the battery plug. Do not simultaneously plug power into the main power input, as this will cause the board to attempt to "charge" the emulating power supply.

To reset and reprogram the fpga, do:

cat <yourbitfile.bit> > /dev/fpga

To replace the default FPGA configuration, replace the file

with your bitfile. Note that this only replaces the post-boot configuration; there is also another copy in u-boot that should also be replaced using the command

config_util --cmd=putblock --block=LX9 < <yourbitfile.bit>

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Setting up wifi on a kosagi-build requires configuring network manager. Please see networkmanager kovan wifi.


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  • Add pasta; stir. Cover; cook on medium heat 5 min., stirring occasionally. Add cream cheese mixture; cook and stir 3 to 5 min. or until heated through. Cover; cook 5 min. or until pasta is tender, stirring occasionally.
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Harish Kumaresh from Packt wrote me last week to ask if I wanted to review their Zenoss Core book

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Currently, the roadway cuts down from three lanes, to two, in Wentzville as drivers head west across the state from St. Louis. MoDOT's plan would expand the roadway to keep it at three lanes in each direction all the way from St. Louis to Kansas City. But voters have to agree to pay for it first.

Those who frequent I-70 know how frequently it can back up.

"Traffic is just atrocious," said Francis Stuempel, who drives from Kansas City to Kentucky quite a bit.

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This week NASCAR returns to a traditional oval as drivers will take on the Michigan International Speedway.  Many all the 2-mile D shaped oval one of the cookie cutter tracks on the circuit, but drivers say MIS has its own personality.

Michigan is its own unique two-mile track. You really can't compare it to places like California Speedway anymore," said Newman. "They've kind of flip flopped. Before, California was the new pavement and Michigan was old. Now, it's the opposite. I look forward to going back up to Michigan"

The track was just repaved last year and not all the reviews are raves a year later.

"Michigan changed so much when they paved it," said Matt Kensenth. "Before they paved it -- it was probably one of the best tracks on the circuit. You could run from the apron in (turns) three and four all the way up against the fence and there were people just all over the place looking for grip.  It's really been a single lane, very treacherous, very hard to race around other cars and aero-sensitive track since they paved it.  I'm hoping after another year of winter it will be better when we get there this time."

Both Kenseth and Newman are past Michigan winners, each holding two wins there. Greg Biffle leads all active drivers with four MIS wins. Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Carl Edwards, and Denny Hamlin each have two Michigan wins. Brian Vickers, Tony Stewart, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch, Kevin Harvick and Joey Logano have also visited Michigan victory lane.

"This has always been one of my favorite race tracks," said Vickers. "I've always loved coming here.  I think it makes for great racing.  There's nothing like seeing cars two, three, four wide -- places they shouldn't be especially at 200 mph going into turn one.  It's been a good track for me historically.  I hope that it continues to be so even with the new pavement."

Harvick stars on the pole and will lead the field to the green flag at 12:16 central time.  Jeff Gordon, with Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Aric Almirola  and Paul Menard round out the top five starters.


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Sandy Speeds Up, Heads For New Jersey

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (October 29, 2012)--Hurricane Sandy is now expected to blow ashore in New Jersey or Delaware by Monday, hours earlier than previously expected.

National Hurricane Center Web Site

The storm picked up some forward speed, has already washed away a part of the Atlantic City Boardwalk, and is threatening to cripple Wall Street and New York's subway system with a huge surge of seawater.

By midafternoon, the storm was 85 miles southeast of Atlantic City, its winds at 90 miles an hour.

Forecasters warned it will combine with two other weather systems to create an epic superstorm.

From Washington to Boston, subways, buses, trains and schools were shut down.

More than 7,000 flights are grounded.

The New York Stock Exchange was closed and hundreds of thousands of people are under orders to move to higher ground.

With just more than a week to go before Election Day, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney suspended their campaigning.

After returning to the White House from Florida, Mr. Obama urged those in harm's way to "listen to what your state and local officials are saying."

With tropical storm-force winds extending almost 500 miles from the storm's center, other major cities across the Northeast also prepared to for the worst.

Maryland's governor warned that people will die in the storm.

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Businessman Shot

Terrico Bethel is charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 shooting death of Neal Sweeney. Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday morning, even though Bethel has requested a delay in the proceedings.

District Judge Tom Gillert rejected that request last week, noting that the charges have been pending against Bethel for three years.

Three others were charged in what investigators believe was a murder for hire.

In January, Mohammed Aziz pleaded guilty to soliciting Sweeney's murder. He has not yet been sentenced.

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A Lake Oswego woman has been arrested in connection with last week's hit-and-run crash that left a bicyclist injured near the Capitol Highway ramp.

Portland police say 29-year-old Mariam Ann Clinton turned herself in Thursday at Central Precinct.

Sgt. Pete Simpson says an anonymous tip led detectives to a vehicle that was at a body shop, and further investigation led to the driver.

Clinton was booked into jail on two counts of felony hit-and-run. She will be arraigned Friday.


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Collectively preserving, archiving and sharing the rich history and culture of Los Angeles

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The Research Library and Archives has been collecting material relating to the history of Pasadena since 1924. The archives contains approximately 1 million historic images (including photos, negatives, postcards, stereographs) of Pasadena and surrounding areas. There are 45 cubic feet of maps and plans of the area, as well as a set of Sanborm fire insurance maps for Pasadena. There is a large collection of ephemera, scrapbooks and photo albums relating to the history of the city. There are more than 150 special collections, including the Sylvanus Marston set of architectural drawings; the Tournament of Roses Collection; the Giddings-Hollingsworth Family Collection; the Fenyes-Curtin-Paloheimo Papers; the Black History Collection; the Hugh Anderson/Model Grocery Company Collection. There are approximately 1,000 books and 50 linear feet of periodicals on the history of the city and general Southern California area, including a nearly complete run of Pasadena city directories from 1895-1976.

Regions Covered: Pasadena and surrounding area

Type of Materials: Architectural Drawings, Artist files, Artworks, Books, Databases, Diaries/Journals/Personal Papers, Directories, Ephemera, Films/Videos/Moving Images, Manuscripts, Maps, Newspapers, Oral Histories, Photographs, Postcards, Printed Works, Slides, Unprocessed/Unknown, Yearbooks

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Olivia Leyva, Olivia Lam and the La Canada High softball team will open up the playoffs on Tuesday. (Tim Berger Staff Photographer / May 17, 2014)

After closing out its time in CIF Southern Section Division V with back-to-back championships in 2011 and 2012, the La Cañada High softball team missed out last season on qualifying for the Division IV playoffs.

The Spartans' wait to participate in a Division IV playoff game will come to an end when they face visiting Hawthorne in a first-round contest at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday.

La Cañada (15-9) finished second in the Rio Hondo League. Hawthorne (17-8) took second in the Ocean League.

While the Spartans enter the playoffs having lost their last two league games, La Cañada Coach KC Mathews said the Spartans have the personnel to shift gears.

"We have quite a few players left on the team who have won CIF before," said Mathews, whose team suffered losses to Monrovia on Tuesday and San Marino on Thursday after winning its previous four games. "So, they understand what it's like to be in pressure-type situations.

"Both teams took second in their leagues. I'll be doing some homework and researching Hawthorne. It's going to be good to play at home. We've come off a couple of good practices and we are confident we can get back on track."

The Cougars are 7-3 in their last 10 contests.

The winner will face top-seeded Loara (19-7), West Valley (14-10) or Moreno Valley (12-7) in a second-round game Thursday. Loara captured the Golden West League championship. West Valley and Moreno placed third and fourth in the Mountain Pass and River Valley leagues, respectively, and will play Monday in a wild-card game.


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11-21-13 Calendar

The Night of the Living Beauty Pageant presented by the Laconia Middle School Drama Club. 7 p.m. in the LMS Multipurpose Room. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

Pitman's Freight Room presents the Ervin Dhimo Jazz Trio. 8 p.m. at the Freight Room in Laconia. Admission is $12. BYOB.

 Reception for the new Belknap Mill Art Gallery featuring a meet and greet with the artists Jeri Ryan Bothamley, Marian Federspiel, Roger Gagne, Lorraine Gateriewictz, Carole Groenke, Mary Lou John, Devitt Liptak, and Liz Wilson. 6-8 p.m. at Mill Falls in Laconia.

Program about the "New Hampshire Audubon — The First 100 Years — The Musical". 7 p.m. at the Loon Center in Moultonborough. The Department of Music Theater and Dance at Plymouth State University presents the show The Pleasure Men. 8 p.m. in the studio theater at the Silver Center for the Arts. Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and youth. To purchase tickets or for more information call 535-2787 or visit silver.plymouth.edu.

Free financial literacy workshop titled "Borrowing Basics" offered by the Family Resource Center of Central NH. 6-8 p.m. at the Family Resource Center in Laconia. To register or for more information call 581-1577 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Events at the Hall Memorial Library in Northfield. Tea Time 4-4:30 p.m. Card Class 6 p.m. Advanced registration for the card class recommended. Cost is $5 per person.

Meredith Public Library events. Knotty Knitters 10 a.m. to noon. Lego Time 3:30-4:30 p.m. Library Writer's Group 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Al-Anon Meeting at the Congregational Church Parish House (18 Veterans Square) in Laconia. 8 to 9:15 p.m. each Thursday. Al-Anon offers hope and help to families of alcoholics. No dues or fees. All are welcome. Call 645-9518.
Plymouth Area Chess Club meets Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. at Starr King Fellowship, 101 Fairgrounds Road. Form more information call George at 536-1179.
American Legion Post #1 Bingo. Every Thursday night at 849 N. Main Street in Laconia. Doors open at 4 p.m. Bingo starts at 6:30.
Knitting at Belmont Public Library. 6 p.m.
Chess Club at the Goss Reading Room (188 Elm Street) in Laconia. 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. each Thursday. All ages and skill levels welcome. We will teach.
Giggles & Grins playgroup at Family Resource Center in downtown Laconia (719 No. Main Street, Laconia). Free group for parents children from birth through age 5. For more information call 524-1741.
Visit the Gilman Library in Alton on Thursday evenings at 6 p.m. for a thought provoking game of chess and Pajama Story Time with Miss Bailey. Boards and game pieces for chess will be provided.
Families Sharing Without Shame, an open meeting for parents to discuss their child's drug addiction, alcoholism and recovery. 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursdays, except Holidays, Concord Hospital's Fresh Start Therapy Room. For more information call 568-0533.

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Coach Berkman Presented With HeadWrapz For 400th Win

The No. 1 Salisbury University men’s lacrosse team kept its season alive on Wednesday night and will advance to an NCAA Division III tournament semifinal game after defeating Cabrini College 14-4 in a quarterfinal game at Sea Gull Stadium. With the win, Salisbury Head Coach Jim Berkman now has 400 career victories at SU. Lastnight SU alumni gave Coach Berkman a gift for winning his 400th win at Salisbury. Read More…

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Coach Berkman Makes History as Sea Gulls Fly Past Eagles

FREDRICKSBURG, Va. – Salisbury University men’s lacrosse head coach Jim Berkman went where no men’s lacrosse coach has gone before with Wednesday’s 16-8 win over Capital Athletic Conference foe the University of Mary Washington. He became the first head coach in any division of collegiate mens’ NCAA lacrosse to notch his 400th career win as the No. 1 Sea Gulls took down the Eagles. Read More…

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4G – What is It and What Does It Mean?

4G – What is It and What Does It Mean?

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4G What is It and What Does It Mean

4G is an acronym for fourth generation wireless. This is a type of technology used by mobile phones, wireless computers, and other similar mobile devices. It allows users to gain faster internet access and download speeds, building on the progress made by third generation or 3G networks over the past few years.

It was in 2009 that the ITU Radiocommunication Sector, or ITU-R, defined the required standards for 3G’s successor. To be qualified as 4G, the new technology is required to provide absolute peak speed for internet communication – this is 100 megabits per second for high mobility users, which includes users travelling in cars and on trains, and 1 gigabit per second for low mobility users, those who are stationary or walking. Just as 3G was not fully incorporated worldwide for several years, 4G is not expected to be widely available for some time yet.

4G wireless technology offers its users a wide range of improved services. You can download, view, and even upload HD videos, as well as utilise high quality voice settings and access high data rate wireless channels. Another name for 4G is “beyond 3G”, which refers to the way in which 4G provides a comprehensive and secure IP solution. The new 4G functions are available “anytime, anywhere” – features also known as MAGIC, an abbreviation for Mobile multimedia; Anytime/anywhere; Global mobility support; Integrated wireless solution; and Customized personal services.

4G is the latest development of mobile technology, an area which is constantly expanding and moving into new areas. Currently the main focus of mobile communication is speed – improving download and connection speeds is essential for maintaining high quality connectivity even whilst on the go, on a train, bus, or in a car. The first 4G phones are already out there on the market, although some are more worthy of the title than others. Be sure to check the specifications of any 4G phone you think about buying so you know you are getting the best cheap mobile phones.

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Robbie Keane joins Omar Gonzalez on 2013 MLS All-Star team

LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane joined center back Omar Gonzalez as the club’s two representatives on the 20-man roster for the 2013 MLS All-Star Game.

Keane was named to the squad by Sporting Kansas City manager Peter Vermes on Monday in a league conference call. The selection is Keane’s second of his MLS career. Vermes will lead the MLS All-Stars against Italian giants AS Roma on July 31st at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kan.. The complete list of players can be found here

Not on the squad is LA forward Landon Donovan, snapping a 12-year streak on the MLS All-Star team.


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How do you dump a Vagina Virgin?

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Not that it would have been a real break up because it wasn’t a real relationship but still…

For all intents and purposes it was sold as a legitimate love, so will we be hearing about it on the Jonas Brothers next album? Probably won’t have to wait that long. Because Joe Jonas is part of the web generation – nothing happens if it doesn’t happen on Facebook/Twitter.

And clearly he is single now. Single in this case is also synonymous with gay.

What? No of course he’s not gay! Joe Jonas is straighter than China people hair.

As for his ex famewhore, here are more photos of Camilla Belle at Indian Wells with her new meal ticket Fernando Verdasco, openly affectionate. Not that it helped. He eventually lost to Roger Federer who lost to Andy Murray who lost to the tournament winner Rafael Nadal. And you will recall, Nadal was Camilla’s original mark.

If Rafa had actually bought into her bullsh-t…? Fernando would be a fourth Jonas Brother.

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Stay informed with the Lakeland Police Department News Blog.

The Lakeland Police Department will join with departments across the state in the Click It or Ticket Enforcement Campaign. The enforcement runs from Monday, May 18, 2015 thru Monday, June 1, 2015 at midnight.

Officers from the Lakeland Police Department will be monitoring our roadways for safety belt usage and issuing citations during this campaign and citations for failure to wear your seat belt. The fine is $114 .00. It only takes two (2) seconds to “click” your seat/safety.

Florida State Statute 316.614 specifically addresses seat belt usage and the following information is being provided /disseminated in advance of the event to educate the public on seat/safety belt usage. It is unlawful for any person:

•  To operate a motor vehicle in this State unless each passenger and the Operator of the vehicle under the age of eighteen ( 18 ) years are restrained by a safety belt or by a child restraint device pursuant to Florida State Statute 316.613 , if applicable; or
•  To operate a motor vehicle in this State unless the person is restrained by a safety belt.
•  It is unlawful for any person eighteen (18) years of age or older to be a passenger in the front seat of a motor vehicle unless such person is restrained by a safety belt when the vehicle is in motion.

The ”Click it or Ticket” initiative is designed to increase public safety awareness about the us age of seat/safety belt usage and our goal with participating in this campaign is two (2) fold; to gain compliance with State law, and to save lives.

In observance of 2015 National Police Week, May 11 through May 17, the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Polk County Lodge #46 and the Polk County Law Enforcement Memorial Fund (PCLEMF), Inc., will present the 28th Annual Polk County Peace Officers’ Memorial Service on Thursday, May 7, 2015 10:00 AM, at the Polk County Law Enforcement Memorial in the Lakeland Veterans Memorial Park. The park is located on Lime Street, between Lake Beulah Drive and the west side of the Lakeland Center.

This year’s memorial service will mark the 25th anniversary of the dedication of The Polk County Law Enforcement Memorial that occurred on May 12, 1990.

A total of 32 Law Enforcement and Corrections officers who made the “supreme sacrifice and died in the line of duty” while serving the citizens of Polk County with various State, County and Local law enforcement and corrections agencies will be honored during the Memorial Service “Roll Call of Heroes.”

Family members of fallen officers, representatives from various Polk County Law Enforcement and Corrections agencies, public service organizations, and Federal, State, County and Local government agencies will be participating. This year’s Keynote Speaker will be Mr. Gary Hester, Polk County Deputy County Manager for Public Safety.

Highlights of the service will include: Joint Agency Officer Processional March; Presentation of Colors by a Joint Agency Color Guard; Roll Call of Heroes; Fly Over by PCSO and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Aviation Units; Retreat of the Fallen Rider by the PCSO Mounted Unit; bagpipe players; 3 Gun Volley; and Taps. The Harrison Singers from the Harrison School for Visual and Performing Arts will perform an ensemble of patriotic and spiritual songs.

Immediately following the memorial service, the 28th Annual Memorial Service Luncheon, hosted by the FOP Polk County Lodge #46 and the Polk County Law Enforcement Memorial Fund Inc., will take place at the FOP Polk County Lodge #46, located at 125 West Brannen Rd, Lakeland (east from South Florida Ave. @ Sonny’s). The public is invited to attend the memorial service and luncheon. For more information, please call Bill LePere, Assistant Chief (Retired) and PCLEMF, Inc., Chairman, at 863-834-8911.

On April 24th, at 10:45 a.m., the Lakeland Police Department responded to the scene of an airplane incident on runway 9L during the Sun n’ Fun International Fly-In. A 19991 Glasair II RG had a hard landing coming in from the east on runway 9L and the nose gear collapsed. The plane skidded off the runway into the grass. The pilot and passenger were not injured.

The runway was closed down for approximately 30 minutes as emergency personnel responded to the scene and moved the airplane to a secure location. FAA personnel responded to the scene for a preliminary investigation.

The pilot has been identified as Robert G. Wyber, 72 years of age, 41 Eagan Drive, Palm Coast, Florida. There is no contact number for Mr. Wyber and he is not available for comments.

The passenger has been identified as Douglas Shinn, 53 years of age, 2806 S. Peninsula Drive, Daytona, Florida.  Mr. Shinn is not available for comments.

Have you ever wanted to ask the Chief of Police a question, but didn't know how to go about doing it? The Chief along with the staff from the Lakeland Police Department will be available to answer questions from members of the community in a casual setting while enjoying a cup of coffee.  “Coffee with the Chief” will be a reoccurring event taking place on Wednesday every three months at various locations.

The “Coffee with a Chief” program is a unique way to strengthen the partnership between the police department and the community and we will discuss special projects, and other related events. Members of the community will be able to ask specific or general questions related to the neighborhoods they live in. Coffee will be provided at no expense.

 All community members are invited to attend.

The event is from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 .a.m. on Wednesday, April 29, 2015

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'Body and Bread' author visits Feb. 26

Author Nan CubaAuthor Nan Cuba will share from her debut novel, “Body and Bread,” in a reading hosted by the Department of English and Modern Languages, Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m. in Room 108 of Maes on the Lamar University campus.

In the novel, Cuba, winner of the PEN Southwest Award in Fiction, unearths the power of family legacies and the indelible imprint of loss.

The founder and executive director emeritus of Gemini Ink, a nonprofit literary center, Cuba is currently writer-in-residence at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio. As an investigative journalist, she reported on the causes of extraordinary violence in publications such as Life and D Magazine. Her stories, poems, and reviews have appeared in a variety of national magazines and journals.

Body and Bread cover“Body and Bread,” picked as one of “Ten Titles to Pick Up Now” by O Magazine, details how, years after her brother Sam’s suicide, Sarah Pelton remains unable to fully occupy her world without him in it. Now, while her surviving brothers prepare to sell the family’s tenant farm and a young woman’s life hangs in the balance, Sarah is forced to confront the life Sam lived and the secrets he left behind. As she assembles the artifacts of her family’s history in east Texas in the hope of discovering her own future, images from her work as an anthropologist – images of sacrifice, ritual, and death – haunt her waking dreams.

The reading is sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the Department of English and Modern Languages.  For more information, call 880-8558.


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Using meteorological data from Colorado State University's COAGMET weather station network, the amount of water used by crops and grasses over the past week is calculated. These amounts will be provided in the weekly crop water use report.

It will be printed weekly throughout the growing season. If you wish to receive more frequent reports, they are available online at There is also an option to sign up for a text messaging service that will deliver a report to your phone at no cost.

If you have questions about the printed report or the online or texting services you can contact the AGUA office at (719) 948-2150.


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  1. BEN!

    Cue dan_fargis making some homophobic comment about drag and religion.

  2. Does it actually ever say in the Bible that man shouldn’t dress as a woman? In childrens’ books Jesus always seems to be wearing long hair and a dress.

  3. what’s actually going on in number 2?

    wicker man’s wicker hand doing the sign of the horns…?

  4. @alordslums
    #2 is the shocker

  5. The Shocker= Two in the pink, one in the stink. And number in number three, it would seem that the person in the photo was the companion of the poster? Strange tales.

  6. @alordslums gtfo u fuckin douchebag

  7. @ i am not here you are a fuckin dick for saying ben wtf is wrtong with you ben is a dick and nothin he said is ever funny and ur a cunt for sayin his name for some kind of joke ur so fuckin annoying

  8. ah, fantastic. thanks for the down-low.

    ‘the shocker’? in england it’s called ‘being considerate’.

  9. alordslums–Considerate Americans are pretty shocking . . . It is one in the same.

  10. @Janepixel – As I recall, yes it does – It mentions not to dress in the clothes of the opposite sex as it causes confusion.

  11. So how long do we predict that anonisgayisgay will last before he is destroyed by the many people on lamebook who are ACTUALLY clever and ACTUALLY have something to input to a conversation other than randomly swearing at people………anyone?

  12. @bdie FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!

  13. this one is definitely one for the ‘ignore him and he’ll go away’ column. i can fight fire with fire, but no way will i fight dumb with dumb.

  14. Sleeping-guy has a good strategy.

    1. Eat
    2. Nap & Digest
    3. BUFFET!

  15. @scottspeig – Ah. Confusion. That must have been why Jesus also had the beard thing going on, just to clear things up.

    Anonisgayisgay is trying to get a reaction… Ignore it, and it will go away :)

  16. @alordslums – I see great minds think alike while I’m taking a million years to write my comment.

  17. those are some serious ass indents in the last one :|

  18. melissa – that looks like fargis’ weltanschauung.

  19. I couldn’t care less if a man wants to dress like a woman or vice versa, but how can anyone think it’s a good idea to be in your underwear AT THE AIRPORT? I mean seriously, the cami and hooker boots are much less offensive than the package he’s (presumably) displaying.

  20. @JanePixel and alordslums .Your “ignore him and he will go away” theory intrigues me. But part of me just wants to laugh at him for his sheer spaziness. Ah the dilema.

  21. Poor bloke went into the buffet an enterprising young athlete.

    Eat until full.
    Satisfied, cozy and warm, fall asleep.
    Wake up feeling like snack
    Eat until full..

    A vicious cycle.

  22. Maybe the first guy lost a bet. Yes, that is what I am going to tell myself. The first guy lost a bet.

  23. Krazy Eyez Killa

    I’m more concerned with the flab he appears to have no problem showing. Man needs to do some sit-ups and leg-raises.

  24. Did the waitress/waiter take that pic? The broken English suggests that.

  25. I agree, bdie. Especially since, in my mind, isgay² is that World of Warcraft freak out kid:

  26. I love how he is on his phone “look, i am right under the massive column near the conveyer belt, you cant miss me”

  27. Ah, anonisgayisgay… the little troll that couldn’t.

  28. I’m just a sweet transvestite from transylvaniaaaaaaaaaaaa

  29. @GrahamDunk: Perhaps “Chalet” is a waitress at China Buffet. I saw only one place setting, and if I were his waitress, I’d be pissed.

  30. Man people need to stopposting pictures of my family…
    …Or maybe my family can stop getting caught.

  31. we had a different version of the “shocker”, switch out the middle finger for the ring finger, same hand orientation, we called it “disappointment and anguish”

  32. The Frank N. Furter wannabe doesn’t look like he’s getting any reaction – the airport crowd is a tough one to work.

  33. @heisenberg that’s my hope as well.

  34. MsBuzzkillington

    Eric is awesome. I love Eric. I chuckled.

    But you have to give that dude some credit, he is like 80 and still rockin out. Still living the dream.

    I feel really sorry for people like the guy in the last picture. Who knows why he feel asleep, but you know he was teased and made fun of and all he was doing was trying to have a meal. Makes me feel bad.

  35. Did anyone check that guy’s pulse in the last pic?

  36. @Shipoopi That was hilarious!

  37. love the aiport one!!! haha Eric’s comment makes it better! shocker is pretty good. And as for number 3, I agree with word, instead of taking his picture they should be checking his pulse.

  38. prunellafarkitt

    Had I known I was actually allowed to eat until passed out at a buffet, I would never have left! In fact I would be there right now! My long held secret desire can become a glorious reality…. oh happy day :D

  39. lmao @ comment #26

    The airport picture also serves as a reminder of why it probably isn’t a good idea to fly across the country to meet someone you have only interacted with online. You get off the plane thinking you’re about to have a weekend of passionate sex with a 21 year old swimsuit model named Holly, and then…

  40. Oh my god. Don’t look at the first photo too close. I did.

  41. Pic#1 looks more like Dr Scott minus the wheel chair rather than Frank

  42. I used to love those boots!!

    What’s the lamebook email address where you can ask them to take down an entry?

  43. haha the shocker lol

  44. Is the poster of that last one really called Chalet? As in, popular accommodation at Butlins?

  45. The last pic was taken in a Chinese restuarant in my city! I’ve never slept there, but the food is pretty good. And the fountain in the background makes bird sounds…. ahhhh lullabies…

  46. I don’t think he’s sleeping. I think he’s in a diabetic coma.

  47. Vegas airport…things happen.

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Facebook is such an incredible thing. The brainchild of some wonderfully bright college students, it has grown in just a few years into the major social media site on the internet today. Facebook is great for keeping up with all the comings and goings of your family and friends, but what I like best is the awesome ability it gives to re-connect with people. I’ve found lots of my old high school friends, some previous co-workers and other people I had known and almost forgotten over the years. It’s so nice to be able to rekindle friendships and to find out where people are and what they’ve been doing.

My high school classmates had a little gathering last Spring. Not an actual reunion – that’s coming up this year – but just a get-together over dinner at one of the restaurants in my little home town. And the organizers primarily used Facebook to communicate the details to all of us. Of course, not every one of my classmates are on Facebook, but those of us who are really enjoy it as a way to keep in touch.

I’ve written before about my home town and what a special place it is to those of us who grew up there. That tiny little town tucked away in the southwestern corner of Georgia. Almost in Florida, almost in Alabama, but Georgians to the core. So small that when I was a child, there were only two schools – the elementary school and the high school. We went to elementary school through sixth grade and then on to high school for seventh. Each grade in elementary school had only two teachers with about 25 students. And no assistants! The teachers did it all in the classroom. Including making us mind our manners. And you’d better believe that if you misbehaved in school, your mama would know about it before you got home.

Colquitt Elementary 2nd Grade Class - 1961

Here we are in second grade. 1961! Weren’t we adorable?

My classmates and I, for the most part, went all the way through school together. First grade through graduation. It was really rare for there to be a “new kid” in school. Usually the only new kids we ever had were when the town got a new “Georgia Power man” or one of the churches changed pastors. We were a pretty close-knit bunch and many of us have stayed in touch through the years. Lots of us even went on to college together.

However, there were a few who were more adventurous, more inquisitive, more restless than the others. They struck out on their own to explore the wider world. Sometime last year I reconnected with one of my more adventurous classmates, Michael, with the help of Facebook.  I’m not sure of all the paths Michael’s journey has taken leading him to the place where he is now. I’m just content to have reconnected and to know that another of my childhood friends is leading a happy and fulfilled life.

Just after New Year’s Day, Michael posted on Facebook about a recipe that he and his wife had enjoyed and which, as he said, nourished his Southern roots. With his permission, I took the recipe, added a bit to it and came up with my own version – this Peas and Greens Soup. It’s all the best elements of the classic Southern Hoppin’ John with a few greens thrown in for good measure. I think you’ll really enjoy this one!

Sausage and vegetables for Peas and Greens Soup

Heat a large skillet over medium high heat. Crumble a pound of bulk pork sausage with sage into the skillet and cook it until all traces of pink are gone. Then add a cup chicken stock, some chopped celery, chopped sweet red pepper and onion. Stir it well, scraping the bottom of the pan to release any cooked on bits. Reduce the heat, cover the pan and cook until the vegetables are just crisp-tender.

Rice and peas for Peas and Greens Soup

Meanwhile, in a large soup or stock pot set over medium-high heat, place three cups of chicken stock, the rice mix with its seasoning packet and the drained black eyed peas.  Bring to a boil.

Peas and Greens Soup

Add in the sausage and vegetable mixture along with tomatoes, water, salt, black pepper and red pepper flakes. Bring back to the boil, then reduce the heat to low. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes or until the rice is done.

Add spinach to Peas and Greens Soup

Add the spinach and simmer for an additional 10 minutes.

Serve the soup garnished with shaved Parmesan cheese, red pepper flakes and sliced green onion. Cornbread makes a fine accompaniment.

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A soup that combines the classic elements of Southern Hoppin' John with lots of fresh spinach.
Serves: 8 servings
  • 1 lb. bulk pork sausage with sage
  • 1 stalk celery, diced
  • ½ sweet red pepper, chopped
  • 1 small onion, chopped
  • 4 cups chicken stock, divided
  • 1 pkg. brown and wild rice seasoned mix (recommend Zatarain)
  • 2 cans black eyed peas, drained
  • 2 cans diced tomatoes with liquid
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 ½ tsp. salt
  • ½ tsp. black pepper
  • ¼ tsp. red pepper flakes
  • 6 oz. baby spinach
  • Parmesan cheese, shaved, optional
  • Sliced green onions, optional
  1. Heat a large skillet over medium high heat.
  2. Crumble the sausage into the skillet and cook until all traces of pink are gone.
  3. Add 1 cup chicken stock, celery, sweet red pepper and onion.
  4. Stir well, scraping the bottom to release any cooked on bits.
  5. Cook until the vegetables are crisp-tender.
  6. Meanwhile, in a large soup or stock pot set over medium-high heat, add the remaining 3 cups of chicken stock, the rice mix with its seasoning packet and the black eyed peas.
  7. Bring to a boil.
  8. Add in the sausage and vegetable mixture along with the tomatoes, water, salt, black pepper and red pepper flakes.
  9. Bring back to the boil, then reduce the heat to low.
  10. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes or until the rice is done.
  11. Add the spinach and simmer for an additional 10 minutes.
  12. Garnish with shaved Parmesan cheese, red pepper flakes and sliced green onion. Serve with cornbread.

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  1. says

    What a great story! It’s so rare to remain with the same exact group of people from K through HS and sometimes college. I was a new kid in town at 9, from NYC into the suburbs, which had 4 elementary schools, all which merged into one for Middle School, so loads of new people, and THEN, a town without a HS merged with us for HS, so more new people! Then there were always new kids moving in. Your formative years were so cozy and familiar – I kind of wish I experienced really small town living where everyone knows everyone!

    OK..I wrote a novel here! Sorry! LOVE that you got this delicious looking soup recipe from one of your friends who took a few steps off the beaten path in small town GA, to ride out the adventure wave. It looks to be a perfect cold weather comfort soup. Looking forward to trying it!

    • says

      Our experience was not so unusual for small towns during that time, but I think it’s probably the exception now. That tiny little town was such a special place to grow up in. Everybody knew everybody else – their family histories, their triumphs and tragedies and some of their secrets :-)

  2. Miss P says

    Okay…. I know which one you are in the picture, I know exactly who is seated next to you, I know exactly which person you are talking about when you speak of Michael, and where he is in the photo. Tell him I said hello.

    It really was pretty special to grow up like that. You have maintained contact with your friends from school much better than I.

    Miss P
    ps – do you have the photos of my classes growing up? I don’t have any of those.

    • says

      Miss P – you *have* to get on Facebook! If you don’t find your classmates on there, they’ll find you. Believe me.

      Sorry, I don’t have your class photos. Mama probably does :-)

    • says

      Angie – I’m so glad that I saved those class photos for all these years. We had one made every year in elementary school and I think I still have all from 1st through 6th grade!

  3. says

    Your soup looks delicious! I know exactly what you mean about Facebook, although I find it’s nice once in a while and not every day all the time, otherwise I waste too much time on it! How awesome about your class! I only keep in touch with a few people from all my school years combined. It’s kind of sad actually.

  4. says

    You never told us which one of those second grade students is you Lana! I’m going to take a guess…Middle row, second from the left?
    Anyway, this soup looks and sounds very tasty! I love sausage in soup!

  5. says

    Isn’t Facebook amazing? I recently reconnected with some high school pals – w/o facebook it probably wouldn’t have happened! Love this soup Lana – so perfect for cold winter days (hoping we are gonna get some of those!) and easy enough for a weeknight!

  6. says

    I think I could have written your story! The picture made me smile because it was so very similar to one that one of my old grade school friends posted on FB. And of YES – I too come from the time when, if you didn’t mind your manners in the classroom your mama heard about it! :) Love the peas and greens recipe. Looks like the Hoppin Johns I made for New Years which ended up with some Swiss chard in it because the chard just happen to be in the fridge and needed to be used. Really enjoyed this post!

  7. says

    I love how Facebook has connected me with friends I lost touch with so long ago:-) The beauty of social media for sure! Your recipe looks and sounds wonderful! I don’t eat black eyed peas enough, but I do adore them:-) Take care, Hugs, Terra

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MILLSBORO, Del. — Four young brothers have found a rare passion for an unlikely sport in southern Delaware. The four Rieley brothers, part of a close-knit family of 12 children, ride bulls.

Thomas, Chris, James and Matthew Rieley have ridden since December 2011. Thomas, 18, is the oldest of the four brothers and competes in rodeos.

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Every bull ride is different and the bull and the rider are matched by the luck of the draw. That means there is no way to predict what the bull will do when the chute is opened.

“You can never predict a bull,” Thomas Rieley said. “The hardest ones to ride are the spinners.”

He explained that riders try to match the bull’s movements to make it easier to stay on. Trying to match the movements is a far better idea than trying to outmuscle a half-ton animal, he said. “If you try to ride with strength, you’ll never win.”

Riders hold on with one gloved hand, using the free hand to help keep their balance. Completing a ride means you’ve been aboard a bucking, whirling nightmare for eight seconds after the chute opens.

“It’s definitely an adrenaline rush,” he said.

“You don’t really remember most of it. All I know is I love it,” said Matthew. “The last time, all I remember is me knocking my head and my body coming off a white bull’s back.”

“The second time I was bull riding, I got knocked off and it stepped on my head and kind of knocked me out for a while. It was a little intimidating,” said James.

John, the boys’ father, said he was glad James had been wearing his helmet. The boys, thanks to training and safety equipment, have had few serious injuries from bull riding.

“The excitement and the adrenaline get you through it . . . I love it,” said Matthew.

Matthew rates bull riding as the most fun of all sports, with baseball and football lagging behind. “But the next day you are so sore,” he said.

“It’s definitely an interesting sport,” said Thomas. “It’s far from any other sport. I enjoy the challenge of riding itself.”

“It’s definitely a sport worth getting into,” he said. “I never regret it.”

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3500 Las Positas Road
Livermore, CA 94551

  • Sales: (888) 355-1743
  • Service: (800) 509-6641
  • Parts: (800) 509-6641

Welcome to Land Rover Livermore

New & Used Land Rover Dealership in Livermore, California - Serving Fremont, Walnut Creek, San Ramon, Pleasanton & Hayward with Auto Financing, Car Parts, Service & Repair!

The knowledgeable staff at Land Rover Livermore is committed to making your car buying experience enjoyable and providing you with unparalleled service. We are a community oriented Land Rover and used car dealership helping our neighbors from Walnut Creek, Fremont and Hayward get into their dream Land Rover vehicles. We're here to help you meet your new or used car match, assist with auto financing or hook you up with reliable and top quality auto parts and service. Inquire about our auto service specials!

We have the inventory to get you on the road and into the perfect vehicle. Our dealership is stocked with all of the new 2015 - 2016 Land Rover & Range Rover models near Walnut Creek & Oakland .  Our new models include the new Land Rover LR4, Range Rover, Range Rover Evoque and many others. Don't miss the new 2015 Land Rover Discovery Sport serving drivers in the greater Walnut Creek area! Get a great deal on a Land Rover in Livermore by calling or visiting Land Rover Livermore in person. Want to do some research? We also have professional Land Rover Reviews for Livermore, California from industry experts.

For a huge selection of used cars in Livermore, CA, come down to 3500 Las Positas Road. We have a huge inventory of like-new vehicles ready for the roads. Whether you're looking for a used sports car, work truck, SUV, convertible, sedan, coupe or something else, the salespeople at Land Rover Livermore will help you track one down.

Service, Financing & More | Hayward, Walnut Creek & Fremont

Come see us and speak to one of our financial experts for a car loan in Livermore. We'll create a car loan program tailored to your needs to ensure you can afford to drive away with one of our new or used Land Rover vehicles. So for a car loan in Livermore, visit Land Rover Livermore and we'll discuss the best plan for you!

Visit Land Rover Livermore for all your automotive service needs, and know you're getting the help you deserve from industry experts. We provide the Livermore region with Land Rover car repairs done to factory specifications to ensure your vehicle is always performing at its best. We also keep a wide selection of original Land Rover car parts for quick order fulfillment. If we don't have your part in stock we can acquire it quickly. We also have auto parts specials to save you money on the Land Rover parts you desire! These frequently change but usually feature deals on filters, batteries and other common auto parts.

Land Rover of Livermore proudly serves San Ramon, Walnut Creek, San Jose & Pleasanton California

Thank you for visiting our website, and we hope to see you soon at our dealership. You can learn more about Land Rover Livermore on our About Us page, but there's no better way to get to know us than to come visit us in person. We're located at 3500 Las Positas Road, and we're happy to help you in any way we can. Land Rover Livermore, proudly providing quality Land Rover vehicles to Walnut Creek, Fremont and Hayward area drivers.

There's a reason why Land Rover of Livermore is a premier new and used Land Rover dealership. It's because we provide quality automobiles at prices our customers can afford. Our knowledgeable staff will answer your questions, help you find the right new Land Rover, and can assist you with financing. So if you're looking for a new Land Rover in the Tri-Valley, stop in to Livermore Land Rover and we'll get you into the vehicle of your dreams!

With a large selection of Land Rover models to choose from, we're sure you'll find the right new vehicle for your needs at our dealership. Whether it's the Land Rover LR4, Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, or a classic pre-owned Defender, we know you'll be happy with your purchase from Land Rover of Livermore. Our friendly sales people will make sure the new Land Rover you choose will provide you with everything you expect from it. And with the quality associated with these vehicles, it will provide you with years of driving enjoyment.

With a variety of Land Rover models to choose from and an experienced sales team, we are confident that we can find the vehicle that was built for you. If you've been searching for an outstanding San Francisco Land Rover dealership or an East Bay Land Rover dealer view our map or give us a call (800) 509-6641 to find out how to visit us in Livermore California.  We're also convenient to San Francisco, Oakland, Walnut Creek, Fremont, and the rest of the Bay Area with a large variety of Land Rover vehicles!

We update our website daily and any emails we receive will be promptly reviewed and answered. We've made it easy to get a quote and browse our line up of quality Land Rover Vehicles. Come see why our  Land Rover dealership draws people from all over Northern California.

Our Livermore Land Rover dealership is more than just used and new luxury SUVs. Our fully trained Land Rover auto repair technicians will keep your Land Rover running like new. If you're in need of a Land Rover auto part in Livermore simply fill out our parts order form or call our Land Rover car parts experts with any questions you may have.

Land Rover Livermore is located at 3500 Las Positas Road in Livermore, California 94551; come on down for a test drive today. You can find step-by-step directions on our site or call us at 800-509-6641. We look forward to serving all of your Land Rover needs!

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