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After missing No. 5's goals due to lack of participation, we just failed a second audax, but it wasn't in a bad or loathsome way.
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After 2 fails in a row, I think we all feel pretty good about things. Basketball players can't walk off the court in the middle of a game just because they know they're going to lose. We left together. We returned together. We were resilient, and we persevered. We accomplished everything we wanted except the 20 kph average speed, but we're all looking for ways to make it happen next Sunday.


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This chapter should in fact be read by all advanced geology students to increase their understanding of how any sort of geologic mapping is or should be done. An interesting implication of this chapter is that fundamentally sound geologic maps of the Moon-at least the near sidecould have been done in the 19th century by applying stratigraphic principles to telescopic observations.
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El Ayuntamiento de Búfalo es el ayuntamiento de la ciudad de Búfalo, Estados Unidos. Situado en el 65 de Niagara Square, este edificio de 32 plantas de estilo art déco se completó en 1931 y fue diseñado por Dietel, Wade & Jones.

Con 115 m de altura o 121 m de altura de antena, es uno de los ayuntamientos más altos de los Estados Unidos y también uno de los edificios más altos del oeste del estado de Nueva York. El edificio fue diseñado por el arquitecto John Wade con la ayuda de George Dietel. Los frisos fueron esculpidos por Albert Stewart y las esculturas realizadas por Rene Paul Chambellan.

Fue incluido en el Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos en 1999.

Construcción

El Ayuntamiento fue construido por la John W. Cowper Company, la misma empresa que construyó el Statler Hotel y el Buffalo Athletic Club, también en Niagara Square. El coste de la construcción del Ayuntamiento fue de 6 851 546,85 dólares (94,1 millones de dólares actuales) incluidos los honorarios de los arquitectos, lo que le hace uno de los ayuntamientos más costosos de los Estados Unidos.

El 16 de septiembre de 1929 empezaron las obras en el solar y el 14 de mayo de 1930 se puso la primera piedra. El edificio se completó el 10 de noviembre de 1931, aunque ya había partes del edificio ocupadas desde septiembre de 1931. El edificio fue inaugurado oficialmente en julio de 1932. Anteriormente, las oficinas del ayuntamiento se situaban en el County and City Hall.

En verano de 2006, empezaron renovaciones a partir de la planta 13 del Ayuntamiento de Búfalo para sustituir los focos; tres años antes, habían empezado renovaciones en el ala sur del edificio.

Con 32 plantas, de las cuales 26 contienen espacio de oficinas utilizable, fue el edificio más alto de Búfalo hasta que en 1970 se construyó la Seneca One Tower. La superficie total del Ayuntamiento es de 52 612 m² y la superficie de la parcela de Niagara Square es de 6659 m². Hay 1520 ventanas entre la primera planta y la 25. Todas ellas se abren hacia dentro, lo que hace que no sean necesarios limpiacristales. Se tarda aproximadamente diez días para limpiarlas todas. Hay ocho ascensores a la planta 13 y cuatro a la planta 25. Curtis Elevator Company suministró los primeros ascensores, aunque posteriormente Otis Elevator Company proporcionó otros ascensores.

Hay 5000 enchufes eléctricos, 5400 conmutadores y 21 ventiladores, 170 km de cables de cobre que pesa 43 toneladas y 76 km o 180 toneladas de tuberías, así como 42 km de conductos bajo el suelo. Hay 138 o 143 relojes (según distintas fuentes) regulados por un reloj maestro en el sótano y 37 centrales de alarmas de incendio distribuidas por todo el edificio.

Originalmente tenía 375 teléfonos y una centralita maestra. 369 focos con una potencia media de 350 candelas iluminan el exterior del edificio desde el anochecer hasta medianoche.

El Ayuntamienro fue diseñado y construido con un sistema de aire acondicionado que no consumía electricidad y se aprovechaba de los fuertes vientos desde el Lago Erie. Se colocaron grandes rejillas en el lado este del edificio para capturar el viento, que viajaba hacia abajo por conductos hasta debajo del sótano, donde era enfriado por el suelo. Este aire enfriado era entonces ventilado por todo el edificio. Los vientos procedentes del lago eran usualmente lo suficientemente fuertes para ventilar el edificio con este sistema.

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Véase también
Anexo:Edificios más altos de Búfalo

Referencias

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Historia del Ayuntamiento de Buffalo
Imágenes del Ayuntamiento de Buffalo
El edificio en Emporis
City of Buffalo

Buffalo City Hall - Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos de los Estados Unidos en Waymarking.com
Buffalo como un museo arquitectónico

Búfalo
Rascacielos de oficinas de Búfalo
Rascacielos de Estados Unidos entre 100 y 149 metros
Arquitectura de Estados Unidos de 1931
Edificios de oficinas en el Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos de Nueva York (estado)
Art déco en Nueva York (estado)
Rascacielos inaugurados en 1931

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African Heritage Month Opening Night
Share in this annual community celebration to launch African Heritage Month in Halifax. The evening features the traditional Opening Night ceremony, musical entertainment, and greetings from special guests.
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Youth Day 2020: From Passion to Profession 2
5440 Spring Garden Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia , Canada
Turning Passion Into A Profession© is a powerful Youth African Heritage Month event designed to empower and inspire students of African and Indigenous heritage.
When Fri From 02/07/2020 to 02/07/2020 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
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Pan-African Flag Raising Ceremony (HRM)
1841 Argyle St, Halifax, Nova Scotia , Canada
Second Annual Flag Raising Ceremony organized by HRM's African Nova Scotian Affairs Integration Office.
When Fri From 01/24/2020 to 01/24/2020 10:00 am
in Performance, Panel Discussion, Lectures
The Legacy of MLK: Peacemaking & Justice Making in a Time of Trouble
6136 University Ave., Halifax, Nova Scotia , Canada
BSAC will honour MLK's legacy by engaging in a discussion about what it means to create a space for peace and justice in a time of trouble.
When Mon From 01/20/2020 to 01/20/2020 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Provincial Launch of African Heritage Month
1726 Hollis St, Halifax, Nova Scotia , Canada
Provincial launch and poster unveiling of African Heritage Month 2020. The theme for African Heritage Month 2020 is The Ties that Bind: Faith, Family & Community. To order 2020 African Heritage Month Posters- click the Visit Website link
When Wed From 01/22/2020 to 01/22/2020 10:00 am
Lift Every Voice 5: African Heritage Month Musical Showcase
5440 Spring Garden Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 1E9 , Canada
Lift Every Voice is a showcase of amazing talent from our African Nova Scotian music community, produced by African Nova Scotian Music Association (ANSMA).
When Wed From 02/12/2020 to 02/12/2020 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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I Want to Make Myself: Evelyn White on Toni Morrison's Sula
In celebration of Toni Morrison (1931-2019), Halifax writer Evelyn C. White will discuss Sula, the author's 1973 novel about the complex friendship between two Black women.
When Tue From 02/18/2020 to 02/18/2020 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
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Poetry Matters: Slavery, Street Checks, Halifax Explosion
In this interactive literary reading, Afua Cooper will use text, music, photography, and her own body to bring poetry to life. Her performance will capture crucial moments in Black culture in Nova Scotia and beyond.
Beyond Striving to Thriving: Helping African Nova Scotian Succeed in Education
Parents, educators, students, and lifelong learners have been invited by the Africentric Learning Institute to sit as a panel and discuss what is needed to nurture academic, cultural, and personal success for African Nova Scotian learners...
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The Black Hair-Story of Nova Scotia: What's Your Hair Story?
5795 Africville Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 2R , Canada
Hairstyling has always been a tool for cultural expression. Prior to the 1940s, the uniqueness of Black hair care and its cultural importance had not been recognized or appreciated in Nova Scotia.
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Halifax Black Film Festival: Black Market 2020
Join us for a series of conferences on the workings of the film industry as well as broader issues affecting our Black communities, such as building wealth and promoting diversity.
When Sat From 02/29/2020 to 02/29/2020 10:00 am - 5:00 pm


Conor McGregor's sister claims that the MMA fighter will make an "amazing dad".
And McGregor's sister Erin said the UFC lightweight champion's partner Dee Devlin is blooming and has already started to pick out clothes for the tot, which is due in May.
Erin gave birth to little Harry six months ago and she said she's been offering advice to first-time mum Dee.
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Determining selection criteria before deciding who you want to invite to the outsourcing negotiations table is not rocket science. In fact, it is such a seemingly mundane task, that most people just skip it.
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Once you have your selection criteria identified, ranked and rated, you may want to identify any criteria that are minimum requirements or showstoppers. If there are criteria that the provider must meet in order to bid on your deal, you can save yourself time by making these criteria the first pass at selection. For example, if your company can only do business with companies that are based in a particular geography or that are of a certain size, then these criteria become an automatic disqualifier if they are not met.
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NEWS: DRA opens investment application period, launches new infrastructure fund for communities
CLARKSDALE, Miss.—The Delta Regional Authority today launched the 2016 application cycle for $20 million of investments through its States' Economic Development Assistance Program (SEDAP) and a new funding program, the Community Infrastructure Fund (CIF), to better support the local infrastructure, workforce, and small businesses of Delta communities.
"As we continue to recognize the importance of strong physical, digital, and human infrastructure to the economic development of Delta communities, these two investment tools are integral to further addressing community and regional needs for economic growth," said DRA federal co-chairman Chris Masingill.
SEDAP, the primary investment tool for DRA, is entering its fifteenth cycle of funding and makes available more than $10 million for basic public infrastructure, workforce development, transportation infrastructure, and small business and entrepreneurship development in Delta communities. Organizations and communities interested in applying can learn more and begin their application at www.dra.gov/sedap.
To date, the DRA's SEDAP investments, together with its state and local partners, have leveraged $138 million in federal resources into $3 billion in public and private investment in local small business owners and entrepreneurs, workers, and infrastructure development projects. Since the DRA was established, these investments have helped to create or retain more than 26,000 jobs, trained 7,200 workers with skills for a 21st century workforce, and connected nearly 65,000 families to clean and safe water and sewer services.
This year, the DRA updated its Regional Development Plan, which serves as the strategic plan for the agency and outlines clear goals for the region's economic development. RDPIII, the third such plan written since the agency's creation, will guide the agency's investments, policy priorities, and stakeholder engagement for the next five years. With the guiding principles of collaboration, leadership, and innovation, the plan solidifies the agency's goals of improving workforce competitiveness, strengthening infrastructure, and increasing community capacity. The plan is available online at www.dra.gov/rdp3.
"Our regional development plan and the public engagement we conducted to draft the plan further emphasize the importance that these strategic investments have in our communities, both rural and urban," Masingill said. "These funding pathways and our priorities for these investments reflect the priorities that came directly from our stakeholders and residents throughout the Delta region."
The DRA is also launching the Community Infrastructure Fund to invest an additional $10 million in flood control, basic public infrastructure, and local transportation improvements that provide local and regional value to Delta communities. CIF provides an opportunity for DRA to make even more investments into local infrastructure projects that directly impact economic development prospects and immediate community needs.
Communities and organizations are encouraged to work with their local development district, which have staff members trained by the DRA to assist applicants through the application process, as well as their respective regional economic and community development officer.
Information on state-specific funding allocations, funding program eligibility requirements and guidelines, and contact information for local development districts are available at www.dra.gov/funding-programs.
About the Delta Regional Authority
The DRA is a federal-state partnership created by Congress in 2000 to help create jobs, build communities, and improve lives through strategic investments in economic development in 252 counties and parishes across eight states. These investments target public infrastructure, workforce development, small businesses and entrepreneurs, local transportation infrastructure, access to healthcare, and disaster recovery and resilience. Learn more at dra.gov.
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Police rush to R. Kelly's hotel room after anonymous call
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Police rushed to R. Kelly's home on Tuesday, March 12, 2019, following a call claiming his girlfriends were attempting to carry out a "suicide pact."
Officers visited the "Ignition" hitmaker's apartment in the Trump Tower in Chicago to carry out a welfare check after dispatchers received a report that suggested five women were about to take their own lives. The anonymous call did not specify when the alleged suicides would be carried out.
A police radio message shared online revealed the call-handler telling officers that Kelly's girlfriend Azriel Clary and "four other women, who are victims of R. Kelly, are planning to carry out a suicide pact at one of the condos at Trump Tower."
Cops confirmed they had visited the apartment building shortly before 5:30 pm, but the call was "not a bonafide incident."
The Chicago Police Department said in a statement, "Police received a call from an out of state anonymous caller stating that people at the location we're going to carry out a suicide pact. Police on scene conducting a wellness check and it is not a bonafide incident."
Kelly's publicist called the reports "fake."
He added in a statement, "He's fine. He's getting ready [to] rehearse and sing some songs."
According to TMZ, the call had come from the National Human Trafficking Hotline and the "I Believe I Can Fly" singer — who was recently charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse — had been meeting with his legal team at his house for at least two hours before police arrived.
One of Kelly's alleged victims, Lizzette Martinez, previously claimed the singer had a suicide pact with the women he lives with.
She said, "I was the beginning of the predatory behavior. I was… I met him after he married Aaliyah. I had it bad but what I hear today is that he's taking this to a whole other level and I'm so worried about the young women in the house.
"I mean my anxiety is constantly through the roof because I hear the parents, I hear there's a plan in place. That he's put it in place that if something goes down they're all going to take pills and kill… I just can't.
"I just don't understand it and I'm so worried about them. It just breaks my heart. I'm so angry with him."
Kelly lives with both Clary and Savage and calls them his girlfriends, but their parents claim he is holding them against their will.
Both women have denied their parents' allegations.
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John Deere, the American Inventor and the Man Behind the Tractor Company
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We tend to think of John Deere as tractors and green hats and forget that John Deere was an actual person. A person who never built, or even saw, a real tractor in his life. Speedracer had to do a famous American project one year so the whole family got a big dose of John-Deere-the-real-person for a few weeks. It turns out there's a lot of biographical information available about John Deere, but it can be hard to get your hands on because it's buried under all the tractor books!
Here's a quick biographical sketch of the man behind the company, along with a list of resources that would put together a nice little unit study.
John Deere was born in Vermont in 1804 to a poor, working-class family. His father disappeared at sea in 1806 and he was raised by a single mother. He probably had very little education and apprenticed himself out to a blacksmith when he was 17. He worked and traveled extensively through Vermont for about 15 years, eventually getting married and having 5 children.
IN 1837, Deere headed further west, hoping that work would be more profitable surrounded by farmers in the midwestern prairies. He set up shop in Decatur Illinois and sent for his wife and children to join him a few years later.
As a blacksmith, he was constantly doing repairs to wooden and cast iron plows that were damaged by the thick, prairie clay. They had been designed for the softer, sandier soils in the east and couldn't break down or move through the western sod. Deere developed a plow blade that was highly polished steel to slid through the soil. The blade was specifically shaped to shed the clay off as it moved along. It was highly successful and he started receiving more orders than he could fill.
I think, in light of all the tractors we see with the running deer emblem these days, it's a good time to mention that this was a walk-behind-plow. The horse or mule powered kind. This was nothing like a tractor.
Thru a succession of business dealings, by 1850 Deere ended up in Moline, Illinois with a company producing 1600+ plows a year. At the time, Deere was importing steel for his plows from Europe, but by 1856 Deere and Company had sourced steel from Pennsylvania and was turning out more than 10,000 plows and farm implements a year. John Deere passed ownership and management of the company to his son, Charles, in 1858, and moved into local politics. In Moline, he served as director of the local bank and library, was a trustee of a local church, and even spend a few years as the Town Mayor.
He and his wife had 9 children in total. When his first wife passed away in 1865, he married her sister and retired in Moline until his death in 1886. John Deere's plow became known as "The Plow that Broke the Plains" and changed the entire face of farming.
It's worth noting that the John Deere Model D, the first tractor the company ever built, didn't come into production until 1923.
So if you wanted to pull together some resources for a unit study–or just do some more reading like we did after Speedracer's project!–here's a list of resources you can try to track down. As I mentioned, it's very hard to weed through all the tractor history book to get to the books about John Deere, the man.
Website Articles and Videos
John Deere, Company Leader. A biography from Deere and Company on their founder. You can also find an excellent Timeline of the Company's development and tractor technology.
John Deere, from Famous Inventors.
John Deere (Inventor), Wikipedia. It's a decent summary and I've confirmed everything there from our other reading.
John Deere — Inventor, Biography by A&E.
Farmers Almanac: John Deere, the Man on YouTube (5 minutes)
Illinois Adventure #17003, John Deere Historic Site on YouTube (10 minutes)
John Deere Brief Bio on YouTube (6 minutes)
History of the Steel Plow on YouTube (5 minutes) Not sure where this video comes from, but it's a pretty engaging synopsis for the younger crowd.
The John Deere Story: A Biography of the Plowmakers by Neil Dahlstrom. This is the basic biography we used as the spine of our research.
John Deere, Pioneer Plowmaker by David Collins. This is a great, read-aloud book conveying the history in a comfortable story rhythm for younger learners.
John Deere, History Makers by Jane Sutcliff. This is a good, graphic-heavy children biography. I wish we had every book in this series.
John Deere's Steel Plow by Edward Kendell. This one is FREE at Amazon, but a little dry for young learners.
John Deere, That's Who! by Tracey Maurer
John Deere's Powerful Idea by Terry Collins. I find the cover a bit ironic since it's a John Deere tractor above the subtitle "The Perfect Plow," but it is a good understanding of the story.
John Deere, Man with the Golden Plow by Daniel Alef. This one is only available for Kindle.
While I didn't find many lesson plans or worksheets related to John Deere, the Inventor, I did find this website with agricultural technology activities which talks about the science and engineering behind the plow and includes some hands-on project ideas.
And, since I love to let the kids multi-task quietly while I read aloud, here's some John Deere coloring sheets to print and enjoy!
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Gentle Joy Homemaker on March 29, 2017 at 1:58 pm said:
Very interesting… so glad to learn this and looking forward to sharing it with the family at supper time tonight. We have some big John Deere fans here… mowers, tractors, hats, shirts, etc. 🙂
Jamie Oliver on March 29, 2017 at 2:46 pm said:
Thanks for reading! We love to share interesting facts and adventures in history in a very low-key, FUN family way at our house so stuff like this comes up at our dinner table too! (Although we're a Massey Ferguson family!) 🙂
Walter Lynn on December 24, 2017 at 10:07 pm said:
What is a old cotton plow built in 1850 worth?
What is an old cotton plow built in 1850 worth?
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in: Toronto Aura Lee alumni, De La Salle Academy players, Born in 1898,
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National Hockey League scoring leaders (prior to 1947–48)
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Babe Dye
Position Right Wing
Shot Right
Weight 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
150 lb (68 kg)
Teams Toronto St. Pats,
Hamilton Tigers,
Chicago Blackhawks,
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Born May 13,1898,
Hamilton, ON, CAN
Pro Career 1919 – 1931
Hall of Fame, 1970
Cecil Henry "Babe" Dye (May 13, 1898 – January 2, 1962) was a Canadian professional forward who played 11 seasons in the National Hockey League for the Toronto St. Pats, Chicago Black Hawks, New York Americans and Toronto Maple Leafs. He was the NHL's top goal scorer of the 1920s and is a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. He also played professional baseball and played football with the Toronto Argonauts.
2 Other Achievements
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Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Dye moved to Toronto when he was one year old, following the death of his father. He played junior hockey from 1916 to 1918 for the Toronto Aura Lee and De La Salle Academy of the Ontario Hockey Association. As a senior, he played for the amateur Toronto St Patricks in 1918–19, and then turned professional with the Toronto St. Patricks NHL team in 1919. A slow skater, Dye was known for his hard and accurate shot. He played with the St. Pats for eight seasons, leading the league in goals scored in the 1920–21, 1922–23, and 1924–25 seasons, top scorer in 1923 and 1925, and finishing second in goals scored in 1921–22 and 1923–24. He led the St. Patricks to Stanley Cup championship in 1922, scoring nine goals in the five-game final series. His 38 goals in the 30-game 1924–25 season set a St. Pats/Maple Leafs franchise record that stood for 35 years until broken by Frank Mahovlich in the 70-game 1960–61 season. Over his first six seasons in the NHL, Dye scored 176 goals in 170 games.
Dye was loaned to the Hamilton Tigers for that team's NHL debut in the first game of the 1920–21 season. Dye scored two goals in the game and then returned to the St. Pats for the rest of the season.
Dye was also a professional baseball player, beginning his career with the minor league baseball Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League (baseball) in 1920. He was sent to Brantford of the Class B Michigan-Ontario League, popularly known as the Mint League. The Boston Red Sox held an option on Dye but chose not to exercise it. In September 1921, the Brantford Baseball Club announced that it had sold Dye to the Buffalo Bisons of the IL for the highest price ever paid for a Brantford player. He had a strong season with the Bisons in 1923, and was then considered a top prospect for the major leagues. In September 1923, Dye announced that he was retiring from hockey to focus on baseball, but when hockey season started he re-signed with the St. Pats. After hockey season, he rejoined the Bisons for training camp in March 1924. Dye again played for the Bisons in 1925, and was sold to the baseball Leafs after the end of the season. He was released by Toronto in July 1926 and signed by the Baltimore Orioles of the International League, where he finished his baseball career that year.
Before the 1926–27 season, the Toronto St. Pats sold Dye to the Chicago Black Hawks, a new NHL franchise. Dye had an outstanding season in Chicago, again leading the league in goals scored on the NHL's highest-scoring team, playing on a line with fellow Hamilton-born player Dick Irvin, who led the league in assists. Unfortunately, both players would soon suffer serious injuries that curtailed their playing careers. At training camp before the next season, Dye's leg was broken and he was never the same player again. He went scoreless for the Black Hawks in 10 games in the 1927–28 season and was then sold to the New York Americans. Over 42 games in 1928–29, Dye had just one goal for the Americans. In November 1929, he was traded to the minor league New Haven Eagles of the Canadian-American Hockey League. In February 1930, he was signed as a free agent by his former team in Toronto, which had been renamed the Maple Leafs. Dye played six games with the club in the 1930–31 season before being released. Over his final 58 games in the NHL after his injury in 1927, Dye had scored just one goal.
Other Achievements[]
Following his retirement as a player, Dye became head coach of the Chicago Shamrocks of the American Hockey Association in 1931–32, winning the league title. Despite the team's success, Dye was fired just before the championship-winning game because he hadn't prevented the team captain from going to Toronto to get married between games of the championship series. Dye said the player was determined to go and there was nothing he could do about it. The Shamrocks ended up folding before the next season began.
After hockey, Dye worked for Seneca Petroleum in Chicago for 20 years. He died at the age of 66 in Chicago, where he had been hospitalized for several months following a heart attack. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1970. In 1998, he was ranked number 83 on List of 100 greatest hockey players by The Hockey News.
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His 0.742 career goals per game ranks 4th in NHL history
He is the 2nd fastest player in NHL history to score 200 goals- He reached the mark in 211 games.
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1920–21 Toronto St. Patricks NHL 23 33 5 38 32 2 0 0 0 7
1921–22 Toronto St. Patricks NHL 24 31 7 38 39 7 11 1 12 5
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1924–25 Toronto St. Patricks NHL 29 38 6 44 41 2 0 0 0 --
1926–27 Chicago Black Hawks NHL 41 25 5 30 14 2 0 0 0 2
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1928–29 New York Americans NHL 42 1 0 1 17 2 0 0 0 0
1930–31 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL 6 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --
Babe Dye's career stats at The Internet Hockey Database
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Starz has just announced that the hit New York based drama series Power has been renewed for a third season.
Series stars Omari Hardwick. Creator/EP and Showrunner Courtney Kemp Agboh will return to the helm alongside executive producers Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Mark Canton, Randall Emmett and newly elevated
Gary Lennon.
Creator and executive producer Courtney Kemp Agboh said, "I am thrilled to learn that season three of 'Power' has been officially ordered by Starz. It is an honor to work with Chris Albrecht, Carmi Zlotnik, Ken Segna and the whole Starz team. Their support has been steadfast from the beginning, and I look forward to a bright future together."
"Power" is a project I have been passionate about since day one," said executive producer and star Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson. "I am glad the audience loves the show as much as we do, and we are just getting started."
Season 3 production is set to being in September in Brooklyn NY (Steiner Studios). Starz has ordered a 10 episode third season.
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Wadena County is well known for its Property Crime Totals, it has a share of 33.33% of all the crimes committed in the county - 3 Property Crime Total cases. Murder And Nonnegligent Manslaughter is the least trendy crime of the area with only 0.00% out of all the crimes in Wadena County.
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The county has an arrest rate of 675 and a local jail rate of 274 inmates per year and a pretrial rate of 187 pre trials per 100,000 residents aged from 15 to 64. The jail admit rate for the area equals 7,554, which is lower compared to the statistics of 2005 - 25,045 incarcerations a year.
The average jail count for Wadena is 22 incarcerations in a day. The numbers have increased during the last 10 years, when there were on average 20 imprisonments a day.
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Philippine Supreme Court Jurisprudence > Year 2003 > November 2003 Decisions > A.M. No. RTJ-02-1741 November 27, 2003 - NORBERTO LOZADA, ET AL. v. LUIS J. ARRANZ:
[A.M. No. RTJ-02-1741. November 27, 2003.]
(Formerly OCA I.P.I. No. 02-1414-RTJ)
SPO4 NORBERTO LOZADA & SPO1 CHARLIE CO SAM, Complainants, v. LUIS J. ARRANZ, Presiding Judge, Regional Trial Court, Manila, Branch 11, Respondent.
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PUNO, J.:
When a judge puts on his robes, he puts off his relations to any, and, like Melchisedech, becomes without pedigree. — Thomas Fuller
Before this Court is an administrative complaint 1 dated February 11, 2002 against the Honorable Luis J. Arranz, Presiding Judge of the Regional Trial Court of Manila, Branch 11, for gross partiality, gross misconduct, and gross ignorance of the law.chanrob1es virtua1 1aw 1ibrary
Complainants SPO4 Norberto Lozada and SPO1 Charlie Co Sam of the Philippine National Police were among the arresting officers of accused Ruben Dy in Criminal Case No. 01-189495, entitled People v. Ruben Dy a.k.a. Lu Wentie for violation of Section 15, Republic Act No. 6425, as amended, in the sala of respondent judge. Accused Ruben Dy was charged with illegally selling and delivering 3,169.597 grams of shabu to SPO1 Charlie Co Sam in a buy-bust operation.
Complainants allege that during the presentation of evidence for the prosecution in the above-entitled case on December 5, 2001, SPO4 Norberto Lozada testified on direct examination. When asked to identify the original unmarked envelope containing the marked money handed by the poseur buyer to the accused, Atty. Joseph Miranda, the defense counsel objected to the question. Respondent judge did not rule on the objection, but he himself proceeded to interrogate the witness. Respondent judge allegedly confused the witness by ordering his clerk to get another unmarked legal-size envelope in substitution of the original unmarked legal-size envelope containing the buy-bust money. The respondent judge then showed it to the witness and asked him if it was the same envelope as the original. Since the substitute envelope was empty, the witness said he could not identify as it had no content.
Next, respondent judge ordered his clerk to remove the contents (marked money) of the original envelope, and asked complainant Lozada what he could say about it. Confused, the witness again failed to identify the unmarked original envelope as it was empty.
Respondent judge continued questioning the witness to find out if he could identify the original unmarked envelope. In the process, respondent judge repeatedly transferred the marked money from the original to the substitute envelope and vice versa. At the end, he confused the witness who could no longer identify which of the two envelopes was the original.
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You remove the contents because I am going to ask him. I am showing to you that brown envelope. What can you say about this brown envelope? (To the witness —
A:	None your honor.
Q:	What do you mean by none? Is that not the envelope without any marking that was given to Co Sam?
A:	It is not, your honor.
Q:	Are you very sure that it is not the envelope without any marking that was given to Co Sam?
A:	Because there is no content already.
Q:	If I put something here, would you be able to identify that this is the envelope that was given to Co Sam, is that correct?
A:	If I will see the contents of the envelope.
Q:	I am showing to you the contents of the envelope. Is that not the envelope that you have seen at the time that it was given to Co Sam?
A:	No, your honor.
The prosecutor momentarily took over the examination but the respondent judge again questioned the witness: 3
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Where is this envelope now which was handed by Co Sam to Ruben Dy?
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Same objection, your honor.
No, the question can be answered. Where is this now? (To the witness —
A:	The brown envelope was recovered by SPO4 Danilo Gomez from the suspect.
Q:	Was that the only thing that was recovered, the brown envelope alone?
A:	The brown envelope contains the buy-bust money.
Q:	That envelope which was shown to you by the Court is not the envelope that was recovered because it has no contents?
A:	Yes, your honor.
Q:	So, this is not the envelope which was given to Co Sam by the investigator because it has no contents?
Q:	If the court tells you that this is the same envelope that contains the buy-bust money, will you still insist that this is not the same envelope that was given to Co Sam?
A:	Yes, this is the brown envelope.
Q:	Because that is what the court told you — that it was the brown envelope that contains the boodle money and the genuine money.
A:	I saw that the buy-bust money was retrieved from the brown envelope.
Q:	Palitan mo iyong brown envelope. I am showing to you this brown envelope. Can you say now that it was the same brown envelope that was given to Co Sam?
A:	Not unless I can see the buy-bust money inside it.
Q:	You open it.
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Witness is opening the brown envelope and examining the contents thereof.
Q:	What did you see inside?
A:	The buy-bust money.
Q:	Is that now the brown envelope that contains the buy-bust money?
A:	I cannot recall, your honor.chanrob1es virtua1 1aw 1ibrary
Q:	You put that boodle money now inside this envelope. Can you now say that it was the same envelope given to Co Sam?
Q:	Why did you say that?
A:	Because of the texture of the envelope.
Q:	What is the texture of the envelope?
A:	The color is already faded.
Q:	How did you know that it was the same brown envelope that was given to Co Sam?
A:	I was present during the preparation of the brown envelope. I can still remember this brown envelope although it has no marking.
Complainants likewise charge that during the same hearing, the counsel for the accused moved to have the substitute envelope marked in evidence. Respondent judge remarked, "I know what you mean." After this cryptic statement, the said counsel withdrew his motion to have the substitute envelope marked. Allegedly, the remark of the respondent judge gave the impression that he has an understanding with the counsel for the accused on how to go about with the trial of the case. This exchange by respondent judge and counsel for the accused is not reflected in the TSN.
Complainants further allege that in the hearing of December 12, 2001, the respondent judge compelled the prosecution to present witness SPO1 Charlie Co Sam. Prosecutor Raymunda Apolo pleaded for a resetting of his testimony as she needed to file a motion in relation to the December 5, 2001 hearing, the transcripts of stenographic notes of which have yet to be completed by the court stenographer. In response to her plea, respondent judge allegedly ruled, "Present your witness now or else." Again, the remarks do not appear in the TSN.
Complainant SPO1 Charlie Co Sam took the witness stand reluctantly. While the witness was on direct examination, respondent judge again interrupted and showed the witness an envelope different from the original envelope which contained the marked money. Prosecutor Apolo manifested in open court that "another envelope is being shown to the witness again." 4 The witness was then asked to describe the original envelope. He said that the envelope had its left portion torn. When Prosecutor Apolo was about to continue with the direct-examination, she noticed that counsel for the accused, Atty. Miranda, was hiding the original envelope under the table on his lap. She rebuked the counsel for his actuation. When the said counsel brought out the envelope, it already had cut portions on the left and right corners and a hole at its bottom. The prosecutor denounced the tampering of the envelope in open court but the complaint was merely noted by respondent judge. We quote the pertinent portion of the transcript of the proceedings, viz: 5
If that will be shown to you, will you be able to identify that legal size envelope with a cut on the left upper portion and which contains the marked money?
A (SPO1 C. Co Sam):chanrob1es virtual 1aw library
May we know why the defense counsel is hiding the marked money . . .
I'm not hiding the marked money.
On his lap? He is hiding the marked money on his lap. There's a trick being played on the prosecution in this case.
She is insinuating something, your Honor.
So why should he do it? So why should you cover the money on your lap?
You should have objected (to) that in the first place.
So I am objecting to that. You are hiding the money on your lap.
I'm not hiding the money. Why would I hide the money, it will not do any good.
You placed it on your lap.
Is the placing of the money on my lap already hiding it?
Alright. The Court has observed that when that the envelope was retrieved from the defense counsel when it was shown and placed on the table (sic). Show it to the witness.
I am showing to you Exhibit . . . It's already 12:00 o'clock, your Honor. We move for a continuance.
We would like to proceed, your Honor, because this is vital to the case of the defense.
(To the witness —
I am showing to you the legal size brown envelope with a cut on the left upper portion at the opening of the envelope containing the marked money on the cellophane with ten bundles of marked money, with the marking DPIU on the right upper portion of the ten genuine P1,000.00 bills. Will you please go over that object and tell the Honorable Court if that is the very same marked money you brought in Court on December 5, 2001?
A:	This is the one I left in Court.
May we just make of record, your Honor, that the cut is not only on the left side of the envelope but also on the right side. I am pointing it out to the Court, your Honor, there's also a cut on the right side and furthermore, there's also a hole at the bottom portion of this envelope.
Anyway, your Honor, this is not a case of selling envelope. This is a case of selling three (3) kilos of shabu, a regulated drug.
May I just remind the prosecutor that this is . . .
Yes, this is not a case of selling envelope.
This is nothing but proof beyond reasonable doubt.
Who gave you that envelope with the marked money inside it, marked as Exhibits E to E-11?
A:	It was my commanding officer who gave this brown envelope containing the boodle money.
Q:	What did you do after you received that marked money in an envelope marked as Exhibits E to E-11?
A:	We brought the envelope to the operation at Condeza.
Q:	What time did you arrive at Condesa corner Nueva on February 3, 2001?
A:	We arrived at the place more or less 1:30 p.m.
May we move for a continuance, your Honor.
Order. (pls. see record)
During that same hearing, complainants allege that the counsel for the accused shouted derogatory remarks against Prosecutor Apolo, degrading her stature as officer of the court. The remarks were ignored by respondent judge. We quote a part of the harsh exchange of words between the prosecutor and defense counsel, viz: 6
We prepared for an information for which an offense was committed allegedly on February 2, 2001. Here comes the prosecution claiming that the offense was committed on February 3, 2001. This involves, for us, your Honor, please, a substantial amendment of information.chanrob1es virtua1 1aw 1ibrary
What is the defense of the accused, your Honor? The counsel did not state what is the defense of the accused — that he was not arrested on February 3?
You prove your case.
We are proving our case.
You prove your case. That is a matter of our defense.
We are proving our case. In fact, we have already presented evidence to that effect.
Until now you have not yet proven your evidence.
Because you are suppressing the evidence.
That is your problem.
That's also your problem.
That is your problem. You do your job.
You do your job, too, because I am doing my job.
Furthermore, complainants charge that the decisions of respondent judge show a pattern of acquitting those accused of selling large quantities of shabu. They enumerated the following cases: 7
1.	On November 28, 2001, respondent judge acquitted the accused in People v. Imelda Gatchalian, docketed as Criminal Case No. 00-181157 for violation of Sec. 15, Rep. Act No. 6425, as amended, involving 898 grams of shabu;
2.	On December 18, 2001, respondent judge acquitted the accused in People v. Tin Yeung Pai a.k.a. "Sonny Leung y Tin Paz," docketed as Criminal Case No. 00-179525 for violation of Sec. 15, Rep. Act No. 6425, as amended, involving 232.4779 grams of shabu;
3.	In Criminal Case No. 01-183839, entitled People v. Juve Ong and Lan Chua for violation of Sec. 15, Rep. Act No. 6425, as amended, involving 430.4723 grams of shabu, respondent judge granted the petition for bail of both accused. The latter jumped bail and could not be located;
4.	In Criminal Cases Nos. 01-195069 and 00-186643, entitled People v. Kevin Chang and People v. Loe Lim, respectively, for violation of Sec. 15, Rep. Act No. 6425, as amended, involving more than 200 grams of shabu, respondent judge granted the motion for quantitative examination of shabu. Consequently, Accused Loe Lim was granted bail after such re-examination of shabu because it resulted to its lessened quantity.
On December 12, 2001, complainants moved to inhibit respondent judge from further conducting the trial of Criminal Case. No. 01-189495. 8 This motion was granted per Order 9 dated March 14, 2002.
On January 17, 2002, Assistant City Prosecutor Raymunda A. Cruz-Apolo filed a Manifestation and Motion to Correct Transcript of Stenographic Notes taken on December 12, 2001 10 alleging some deletions and omissions in said transcript, as enumerated in the Complaint filed by SPO4 Norberto Lozada & SPO1 Charlie Co Sam. In the Manifestation/Comment 11 dated March 11, 2002, by Court Stenographer Cynthia C. Cambil, she admitted that there were deletions in the TSN, as compared with the recorded/taped proceedings. She said that they were not deliberately nor maliciously done. They were, allegedly, intended to hasten her work.
This Court, in its Resolution 12 dated December 11, 2002 referred the administrative complaint to the Court of Appeals for investigation, report and recommendation. The Honorable Jose L. Sabio, Jr., Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals, was designated Administrative Investigator of the case at bar. In his Report dated May 22, 2003, he found respondent judge liable for serious misconduct and manifest partiality, and recommended that he be ordered to pay a fine of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P25,000.00), with a stern warning that a repetition of the same or similar offense in the future will be dealt with more severely.
The over-intrusive questioning of the prosecution witnesses by the respondent judge was improper. Judges should avoid abruptly interrupting the direct examination of witnesses. It should be borne in mind that parties to a case carefully plan the direct examination of their witnesses. More often than not, cases are won or lost on the basis of the clarity and consistency of the testimonies of witnesses adduced in the direct examination. Seldom are cases won or lost due to the brilliance of cross examination of witnesses. Lawyers should therefore be given ample latitude in the direct examination of their witnesses for these testimonies can make or break their cases. In the case at bar, the prosecution witnesses have not even completed their direct testimony when the respondent judge abruptly butted in, bombarded them with tricky questions and in the process threw their testimonies in haywire. Rule 3.06 of the Code of Judicial Conduct provides:chanrob1es virtual 1aw library
While a judge may, to promote justice, prevent waste of time or clear up some obscurity, properly intervene in the presentation of evidence during the trial, it should always be borne in mind that undue interference may prevent the proper presentation of the cause or the ascertainment of the truth.
The timing of the questions was bad enough but worse still was the nature of the questions propounded by respondent judge. The questions tending to erode the credibility of the star witnesses for the prosecution were more proper to be propounded by the counsel for the accused in cross examination. It ought to be self evident that the questions that may be propounded by a judge to witnesses are limited, in scope and in shape for they should have no other purpose but to clarify, to promote justice, or prevent waste of time. 13 It must be done sparingly and with great circumspect. The questions should tend to tilt the scales of justice in favor of one party over another.
The reason for the rule is obvious. A judge must not only be impartial, but must also appear impartial. If he propounds questions to witnesses for some purpose other than to clarify some obscure point, to achieve justice or to prevent waste of time, he will appear as biased against or partial in favor of a party. 14 In the case at bar, the questioning by the respondent judge cannot but give the impression that he was favoring the accused by creating a doubt in the prosecution's evidence. To say the least, the respondent judge was neither cautious nor circumspect.
To be sure, the conduct of the trial by the respondent judge renders his impartiality highly suspect. In the course of the direct examination of SPO1 Co Sam, Prosecutor Apolo noticed that the original envelope containing the marked money was missing from the prosecution's table. She later saw it hidden under the table of the defense, and on the lap of the counsel for the accused, Atty. Miranda, who turned out to have surreptitiously taken it and appeared to have tampered with it. He was rebuked by Prosecutor Apolo and was forced to bring out the envelope which then exhibited cut portions on the left and right corners and a hole at its bottom. This was immediately denounced in open court by Prosecutor Apolo, but the same was merely nonchalantly noted by the respondent judge. 15 The reprehensible act was clearly designed to discredit the testimony of and confuse the prosecution witness SPO1 Charlie Co Sam then on the witness stand trying to describe the original envelope. But the defense counsel was not even asked to explain his act yet tampering of evidence inside the court room and in the presence of the judge constitutes direct contempt. 16
Respondent judge's appearance of impropriety was further tainted when he compelled the Prosecutor to present SPO1 Co Sam. The Prosecutor had a good reason to plead that the presentation of the witness be reset to another date. She explained that she had a motion to file in connection with the December 5, 2001 hearing the transcript of which has not been completed. For no justifiable reason, respondent judge denied the prosecutor's motion.
Likewise, respondent judge's control of the proceedings leaves much to be desired. He should have immediately admonished both counsels and brought order in the court during their heated argument over the issue of tampering of evidence. 17 Allowing the counsels to exchange invectives and to shout at each other in open room and in respondent's presence is an affront on the integrity of the court.
On the other hand, we agree with the investigating justice that the reference by the complainants to the cases of People v. Gatchalian, docketed as Criminal Case No. 00-181157, People v. Tin Yeung Pai a.k.a. "Sonny Leung y Tin Paz," docketed as Criminal Case No. 00-179525, People v. Juve Ong and Lan Chua, Criminal Case No. 01-183839, People v. Kevin Chang and People v. Loe Lim or Criminal Cases Nos. 01-195069 and 00-186643, respectively, is irrelevant and has no material bearing on the case at bar. The five (5) drug cases involving shabu cited by complainants where respondent acquitted or issued an order favorable to the accused are not enough sample from which one could conclude a pattern of acquitting violators of Rep. Act No. 6425, as amended, on the part of the respondent judge. Moreover, the correctness of the resolutions of the respondent judge in said cases are at worst, arguable.
Lastly, we agree with the investigating justice that the Order subsequently issued by respondent judge inhibiting himself from hearing the subject criminal case does not render the instant complaint moot and academic, nor will it erase any penalty that may be imposed upon him for violation of his duty as a member of the judiciary.
IN VIEW THEREOF, respondent Luis J. Arranz, Presiding Judge of the Regional Trial Court of Manila, Branch 11 is found GUILTY of gross misconduct, and is hereby ordered to pay a fine of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P25,000.00), with a stern warning that a repetition of the same or similar offense in the future will be dealt with more severely.
SO ORDERED.chanrob1es virtua1 1aw 1ibrary
Quisumbing, Austria-Martinez, Callejo, Sr. and Tinga, JJ., concur.
Endnotes:
1.	Rollo, pp. 1–69.
2.	Exhibit "6," Rollo, pp. 19–20; TSN, 05 December 2001, pp. 32–33.
3.	Id. at 20–24; TSN, 05 December 2001, pp. 33–37.
4.	Exhibit "7," Rollo, p. 46; TSN, 12 December 2001, p. 21.
6.	Exhibit "7," Rollo, pp. 33–34; TSN, 12 December 2001, pp. 5–6.
7.	Complaint; Rollo, pp. 5–6.
8.	Rollo, pp. 50–53.
9.	Id., pp. 335–336.
10.	Id., pp. 113–116.
12.	Id., p. 103.
13.	Canon 14, Canons of Judicial Ethics. Interference in conduct of trial
x x x.
He should avoid interruptions of counsel in their arguments except to clarify his mind as to their positions, and he should not be tempted to an unnecessary display of learning or a premature judgment.
14.	Ernesto Pineda, Legal and Judicial Ethics, pp. 363–364.
15.	Rollo, pp. 201–205; TSN, 06 February 2003, pp. 28–32.
16.	Rollo, pp. 262–272; TSN, 07 February 2003, pp. 27–37; Section 1, Rule 71, 1997 Rules of Court.
17.	Rule 3.03, Code of Judicial Conduct. A judge shall maintain order and proper decorum in the court.
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The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has introduced a new 2 year funding package for Community Pharmacies that will see savings of £113m in 2016/17 and further savings of £95m in 2017/18. The changes to payments are designed to deliver these savings without affecting the level of service that patients expect to receive from their pharmacy.
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These payments will be reduced gradually with the aim to cease them completely by the end of March 2020. Payments will be reduced by 20% with effect from December 2016. The following tables outline how the payments have been set out until the end of March 2017. Further reductions beyond this date are still subject to future consultation.
DHSC has stated that this scheme will 'ensure a baseline level of patient access to NHS community pharmacy services is protected'. It is intended that areas where there are fewer pharmacies will have a guaranteed level of, and access to, pharmaceutical services.
DHSC has assessed 1,356 pharmacies as being eligible for the scheme. The list of eligible pharmacies can be found on the NHSBSA website. No new pharmacies will be added to this list during the period of funding.
Details of the review process for pharmacies who think they should be included in the scheme can be found on the NHSBSA website.
DHSC is introducing this scheme from April 2017. £75m of the total fund available through the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) has been allocated to these payments.
If these criteria are met, pharmacies can earn points which qualify them for additional payments. A maximum of 100 points can be earned over two review points at April and November 2017. The Quality Payment criteria are outlined on the relevant PSNC web page.
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