I'd agree with this up to a point: the mayor has to do a wee
bit more than just come in to close the deal or there would be
no deal to close.
WMarks, Central
Barbara Lickness wrote:
The best asset we have to offer any company is a work
force. Talk to Denny Donaldson of NICO Plating and he
Ben Marzinski wrote:
Living in the community doesn't necessarily make you a less violent
person. It does mean that you will be less afraid of typical members of
that community. Which means you (if you are an officer) are less likely to
intimidate them, or get spooked and shoot them.
I'm
Jay Clark wrote:
When I organized in the Jordan neighborhood, I would hear people complain
regularly how, when they reported a crime, a police officer would tell them
what do they expect, they live in north Minneapolis, or why don't they move
out to the suburbs. .
I think Jay Clark is
I beg to differ. The walls are lined with marble. Money goes in the bank.
Wmarks, Central
Russell Wayne Peterson wrote:
9 p.m. Wednesday night
I guess when
you are on the inside of city hall where the walls are safe and lined with
money,
Russell W. Peterson
Ward 9
Standish
I don't really have a "read" on Neva Walker yet and I never asked her about the
sodomy law. However, even though she is, by all report, a smart woman, she's
only been in the legislature about one month, coming in just before session
started. It is unreasonable to think that she would take the
It's Walt Gutzmer
WMarks, Central
Eva Young wrote:
Fred Markus's message is also archived at:
http://www.mnforum.org/pipermail/mpls/2000-December/000727.html
However for some strange reason this December message showed up in
yesterdays mail. Wierd things happen with these listservs.
As a matter of fact, it is not true that JCherryhomes wants
something untoward in return for support. I asked for her
support, not endorsement, we had a short talk about
community libraries. Speculation always makes someone(s)
into ogres, but that may not be the case.
WMarks, Central
todd
I've heard this excuse a number of times. Neighborhood groups that contract
with the NRP handle millions of dollars. I believe that my neighborhood
organization's budget for Phase 1 was more than $3,000,000. If this money
cannot be properly handled by volunteers then we should rethink the
Eva Young wrote:
What have
you asked Brian to do, and what has he done? I remember that you suggested
on this list that Rep. Walker has other things to do, so she shouldn't be
asked to support sodomy repeal. Is this an example of what you do to ask
public officials to do things
Eva Young wrote:
Mathea writes:
Some Republicans that
go to DFL functions, some neighbors that criticize the neighborhood
organization but don't realize that their behavior is part of the
neighborhood fabric, which sometimes is a bit tattered and worn and in need
of repair.
Eva Young wrote:
Even though Brian's office will say that he is not interested in the
hotel there have been many discusions between AmericannInn that Brian has
been aware of. Actually Linda Wecjman our former representative tried to
have a meeting with the AmericannInn people and
Back in the 1960s before the suburbs became so powerful a constituency, the
city should have annexed the near burbs out to the 694/494 beltline (roughly
quoted from Tony Scallon).
The city didn't and lost the opportunity to ever do it. Now the city is in
the same position as a land-locked country
Eva Young wrote:
The 8th ward was another area where Stonewall used the
"will you abide by DFL endorsement" litmus test to deep six even
recommendation of both Walt and Robert--even though both these candidates
expressed an interest in endorsement, screened, and filled out the
I have to lay a brag on Honeywell, Allina, St. Mary's, and Joe Selvagio (and
maybe more, I can't remember all the folks at that table) for the huge housing
change made in the Southwest Quadrant of Phillips. They've put scadzillions into
those three projects at the behest of community members and
B. Herron and I were talking about this just a day or two ago. I'm beginning to see
a picture where Basim has enough friends on the council that he doesn't need Brian's
vote to get what he wants. The one company I heard who seems to have been
interested at one point is a group called American
The way 38th got in there was that it was, at one time, the city limit.
WMarks, Central
Tim Bonham wrote:
Originally, South Minneapolis was planned with a "commercial" street every
10th block. Thus we have 20th (Franklyn Ave), 30th (Lake St.), 50th (very
commercial on the west side, at 50th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The increase in traffic if the I35W ramps are moved to 38th Street would have
a significant impact on our neighborhoods. 35th and 36th Streets have natural
"traffic-calming" features - they are narrow and don't shoot straight through
South Minneapolis in either
Catherine Shreves wrote:
Rosalind Nelson wrote:
So far, all I've been able to find out about Ms. Miller is that she's on
the school board. Does anyone know anything else about her or have
opionons on what kind of council member she would be?
I have served on the school board with
When the gas runs out, or gets so expensive no one can afford to drive, I
thought the below level freeway would be great flooded. We could start a
whole new industry here in taxi boats, bus boats, etc. with ski taxis and bus
skis in the winter. Sails aflutter up and down 35W--what a sight!
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The Fair Oaks was a problem for 20 years and has finally been
removed. Don't forget that there are still more than a few "saunas" on east
Lake - the area has improved in the last several years, but is in no way
prepared for what a motel could mean.
There are only
I think two things contributed to low turnout in the Eighth Ward: People were
fairly certain that Herron would get the endorsement since Lilligren was not a
serious threat, nor was Gutzmer and Miller jumped in at the lat minute at the
behest of Lisa McDonald. Then, it wa the first gorgeous
Eva Young wrote:
Yes, you did, Tim, and I appreciate your disclosure on the topic. It's
interesting information that Basim Sabri had taken the time to ask you to
post on this topic. This, along with Basim asking David Brauer to post his
take on the hotel (which also took gratuitous
My understanding, which I checked with David Brauer, was that only those on
the cnia-chat list were receiving those missives. I apologize if they're
coming through and I don't know how that happens. Eva Young is in charge of
the list, so it's on her.
WMarks
Annie Young wrote:
Right on! Can
Wait just a durned minute. Sharon, Jackie, and Linda worked the floor for
Kallenbach, presumably. If so, Sharon, Jackie, and Linda must think Kallenbach
based on what they have seen him do and that he has potential and is a solid
DFLer from their point of view. Two of the three of them have
Not quite accurate. Someone who was not there alleged that Dean was not
allowed to speak. We don't know the truth of that statement.
WMarks, Central
Jordan S. Kushner wrote:
It seems that the discussion about the 6th Ward convention is missing
what should be the big story. Besides the
Tim Bonham wrote:
Yes, this may be true, however it took all the queens horses and all the
queens men to do the job on the seventh ballot. What does this tell you
about the endorsed candidate and what does this tell you about Barb?
Hmm...Sharon Sayles Belton, Jackie Cherryhomes,
Eva Young wrote:
I'd like to welcome Basim Sabri to this list.
It's interesting that every
post of his to this list so far has attacked people who oppose his
agenda.
His original post sent via David Brauer implied that Central Neighborhood
activists Walt Gutzmer and David Piehl were racist
Michael Hohmann wrote:
After 30 years why wouldn't we want to solicit bids for this contract?
I'd be willing to bet they are working on the theory that if it ain't broke,
don't fix it.
WMarks, Central
Michael Hohmann
13th Ward
http:www2.visi.com/mahco
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dated 3/26/01 9:01:56 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
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Denny Shulstad was the only
Republican on the Council. Mr. Minn is an
Independent,
Over time, that's not true either. Charlie Hoyt (female), Barbara
Carlson, and others were on the
I don't even want a democracy introduced into this list. I
want to disuss mineapolis issues, not list issues.
I vote with Keeping it this way.
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Here is a breakdown of census for Central Neighborhood:
Caucasian . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.257% . . . . . . . . . . . . down from 37.?% in 1990
African American and black. . . . . . . . ..406% . . . .
. . . . . . . . down from 47.9%
Amer. Indian Aleut . . . . . . .
You all have me so confused. Today I received a notice from the "5th
District Green Party" announcing a membership meeting on Saturday, 4/7
at MLK Community Center in MLK Park. On it it is endorsing for the
Minneapolis Library Board and the two endorsements they are considering
are Laurie Savran
.
WizardMarks, Central
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FYI
Tonight, the Central Neighborhood Business Development Committee held its
monthly meeting and the main issue on the agenda was whether or not to
support a zoning change that would allow a motel (Americinn) along with
retail on the 2nd Ave./Lake St
or Latino person who comes here is
monolingual. Most of the Somalis speak two or three
languages.
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Eva Young wrote:
In cnia-chat, former CNIA board chair, Roxana Orrell writes:
In http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cnia-chat/message/342
[Sabri] also offered me [Orrell] some special help. He asked me if I'd be
willing to run for City Council against the "useless" Brian Herron, with him
M Smith wrote:
she brought up the issue of Community
Policing, and that it would be at threat if we
did not end racial profiling, something I have
not heard addressed on this list.
Matthea,
Did the mayor say anything more about this threat? I don't
quite understand wht she's
that others were
using the helpless rage theory of debate and were whalin' the pooey outta the
hoods of cars with umbrellas and brief cases (which could have been full of
briefs--in NY anything is possible and too many are probable).
WizardMarks, Central
j burns wrote:
I think having to stop
r Sabri's in league with Brian Herron, he must "have something on Herron.")
Puuze! Tell me that ain't racism, classism, and
zenophobia all wrapped up with a bow. Lord love a duck!
Sorry for the length.
WizardMarks, Central
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There was a very
I grew up in parochial Catholic schools. We pledged the flag every day come rain or
shine. First, line up and go to mass, then line up and walk to classroom. SDay good
morning to the nun, pledge allegiance. Eight years of that routine.
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Anyway, I
apers have drifted to a new low. I don't
think either the PiPress or the Strib are really cooking these days.
WizardMarks, Central
Ken Karla wrote:
Thanks to Steve Brandt for his response and historical recap. I agree with
Scott McGerik in being very interested in what's happening in all
ven though the neighborhood
organization tries to keep them informed.
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Robert Schmid wrote:
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Beth Popalisky wrote:
I believe that our Park Board should be full time.
Additionally, if the position were full time, we would be able to pull from
a much larger pool of candidates. As it stands now, we can only hope that
people will run if perhaps they have a flexible schedule, are
For the sixth year, Cinco de Mayo will be celebrated at
Fourth and Lake. This year the fiesta will take up two
blocks of Lake Street for the two-day celebration. Fun
begins on, what else, Cinco de Mayo at 10am and run through
Sunday, May 6 at 8pm. Three bands this year, lots of Latin
for in the summer time in Minneapolis. Enjoy!
Annie
At 01:36 PM 4/25/01 -0500, wizardmarks wrote:
For the sixth year, Cinco de Mayo will be celebrated at
Fourth and Lake. This year the fiesta will take up two
blocks of Lake Street for the two-day celebration. Fun
begins
>Before I jump in, I should probably give some particulars of my existence.
I'm Wizard Marks and I, too, am running for a seat on the Public Library
Board.
I trained as a secretary and I have a college education, with emphases
in philosophy, English literature, theater, and writing. (I stayed
stage. While we could not mimic that tage, I would
surely like to see something equally beautiful at our new
library.
WizardMarks, Central
jon kelland wrote:
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...The central library can be where:
...* we can express our opinions...
This got me
and not cause a dysfunction in getting the
work done?
Annie, Dean, got any thoughts on this one?
WizardMarks, Central
Barbara Nelson
Seward
I also would argue that many people in Minneapolis (the vast number of
people who don't do things like post to public policy lists) don't
partnerships have to be built
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I, too, am running for Library Board.
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David Brauer wrote:
The focus should not be on too many DFLers (how do we really know what the
proper mix is?), or unfounded implications that the party subsidized
Minneapolis-Issues work.
David Brauer
King Field - Ward 10
In most of the big cities in this nation, democrats are the
My understanding of internet filters is fairly minimal. However,
from talking with computer programers and those who teach computer programming
and uses of computers, is that the Norton filter is the best of those presently
available and it is not particularly good.
From their perspective, the
I checked this out today with MPL management and was told, first, CLIC money is
bricks and mortar money. It does not cover operating expenses. The library was
also advised, before the referendum, to lower the amount they had decided to ask
for ($148million) to $140 to make it more palatable to
No one asked her during the convention, but if you'll check, Lisa has not built
any affordable housing in her ward. She is planning a big development at Lake
and Lyndale, but only 3 units will be affordable. Sounds like rhetoric in one
camp, and behavior in another to me.
WizardMarks, Central
e decision
came from the same source(s).I'm going to have to get the straight poop
on the shortfall before I can consider ways to contend with it.
WizardMarks, DFL Endorsed Library Board Candidate from Central
Bob Gustafson
13th
in
that.
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Russell W. Peterson
Exurbia ;-)
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have a vested interest in helping us--we can do this. If we don't
do it, it's nobody's fault but our own.
WizardMarks, Central
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Central
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Matthew Dufresne wrote:
FYI:
I spoke to Robert Miller and Robert Cooper, of NRP's Citizen
Participation office, and was told that CNIA's funds were once
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It is a small number, but no one can demand that people do the duty they signed up
for. It was an early
Eva Young wrote:
I also have a question for Stonewall DFL endorsed Wizard Marks. When
Wizard was raising money for Hosmer, she was telling folks that there would
be a GLBT section in the library. Now I've visited that library, and I
haven't seen this section that was promoted when Wizard
of the graffiti. I, too,
would like to see some harsh judicial and police action. I also think they should be
sentenced
to clean of the graffiti and paint both buildings.
WizardMarks, Central
Conor Donnelly wrote:
List members,
I realize that I might take a lot of flack for stating my opinion
DeWayne Townsend wrote:
Bingo
This doesn't answer the real why question.
That's it folks, they do not value the diploma. All of the
kids I know that have dropped out believe the same thing.
It's that fatalism that leaves me stumped.
WizarMarks, Central
.
Yes, yes, yes! Put the great teachers with the little ones.
But don't lay it all on parents, either. Parents don't
necessarily get support for great parenting, nor the tools
to learn great parenting--or even medium to not-so-good
parenting.
WizardMarks, Central
Well, that's my perception from
of the infamous multi-unit buildings which have
been built in the past. We have a couple in my neighborhood
so ugly they make your eyes bleed to look at them.
I feel stumped and frustrated about this, and I'm moving
toward hopeless.
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the 20 years were up, people did not
have other affordable housing to go to. That doesn't work
either, or maybe we didn't plan ahead so that it continued
to work.
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Excuse me? If Herron is so unresponsive to constituent
concerns, how is it that he told the neighborhood that the
motel idea in Central is dead as a kipper on a cracker?
Further, a lot of gays in the Eighth Ward were happy with
Herron as the Stonewall endorsee.
WizardMarks
Eva Young wrote:
He
are not necessarily the same notions.
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traditions at Minihaha
Academy? Oh, no! Do I sense a disconnect?
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timothy connolly wrote:
Come to think of it I wonder how many local DFLers
have experience as laborers?!
Let's see: 14 years as a stage hand, building scenery,
making paint, hanging lights, flying Peter Pan--all that
stuff.
Seven years a bus driver--union work. Whoopie! Better
wages,
that grandparents were teaching a 4 or 5-year old the bottom
shelf (naming the items, telling him their use, asking him
to get a particular bottom shelf item for them). In the
middle of Phillips, that kind of modeling is an important
community service.
WizardMarks, Central
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Carol Becker wrote:
Referendums are based on a dollar amount. For the library referendum, the
City got authority to levy debt payments for $140 million in bonds.
Was there a huge, medium, or small amount of politicking
required at the legislature to choose this figure of
$140,000,000? I
at the top, you'll never get meaningful
reform, just a different patchwork.
WizardMarks, Central
R.T.Rybak wrote:
I'm with Annie:
The first reaction to the MCDA's financial situation should not be to
consider raising taxes.
It's time to look at reform.
Both the MCDA and the NRP
Monday, June 11, Powderhorn Park, 7 pm.
NRP will hold a training on how to get input into
neighborhood development initiatives.
This would be a good gathering for Bancroft, King Field,
Lyndale, Bryant, Corcoran, etc.
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Tim Bonham wrote:
I hereby declare myself a member of the Moderate Mushy
Middle, MMM'r for short.
I thought it was the Mary Middle Maybe's.
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it would be wonderful to live in the Garrison
Keillor shangrila (sp?) where all the women are strong..,
etc. And 'twould be lovely to lie abed all day waited on
hand and foot, eating bon-bons and having a mud bath.
WizardMarks, Central
Own a monster of a house on Lake Street which keeps 4 people
clean
become.
And the new organization, by implication, is then the
political arm of the white minority homeowners? Thank you
for making my case for me.
WizardMarks, Central
Eva
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The Kaplan's suported Rip Rapson against SSB in her first
run for mayor. They must have been looking for someone to
back and their eyes fell on RT. Congrats RT, hefty friends
you got there.
WizardMarks, Central
Dooley, Bill wrote:
There is a brief item in today's STAR TRIBUNE which says Sam
in the theater, but no
switchplates to turn them off or on (handy in a theater),
much of the rehab was substandard and had to be redone.
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nose.
I would rather have arthritis than catch this
neo-Neuman-itis.'
You see the problem now, of course.
Sweeney's a Communist or worse
He has no roots, scorns all tradition, is clearly headed for
perdition.
by Robert W. Duncan
I could go on.
WizardMarks, Central
down a lot of affordable
housing and put up a little bit of affordable housing. I
think the housing debacle we are in the midst of, the
Ryan/Target deal, and the bid for Senate are all one
package.
Does anyone see something different?
WizardMarks, Central
things. The tax situation is grim and beyond. The reason
they haven't come to agreement has to do with who gets a
share of our jointly collected revenues. Meanwhile, people,
including folks who work for the state, shouldn't be made to
suffer while legislators stand toe-to-toe.
WizardMarks, Central
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It's a little early to call for folding the office down.
WizardMarks, Central
Russ Peterson
St. Michael
former Standishite
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Sisseton is. We
know where Yankton is. Those place names are Dakota words,
but the towns got the place names because that is where the
Yankton gathered, etc.
Denial is more than just a river in Egypt.
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not in management. A
team approach would be less expensive as well.
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A DFL-endorsed Library Board candidate.
Check my complete Internet-access policy
proposal on the FAQ (frequently asked questions) page in my updated campaign
web site at www.mikeforlibrary.org .
I am also
I fear Minneapolis stands to lose big here. Carol Johnson
is from Tennessee. Family is there. Home is there.
WizardMarks, Central
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David is right about Nashville being down to two candidates. My sources say
that the only real contender to Carol Johnson is one
To All of You Who Worked to Make this Gay Pride Day
Glorious,
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. It
was wonderful. I had a fun time in the parade and, of
course, everyone looked Fabulous!
Again, thanks for all your hard work. You done especially
good.
Wizard Marks
Dooley, Bill wrote:
Actually, the remaining two Lake Street Saunas are on East Lake St., one, the Royal
Knight (don't you love the names?) is at 511 East Lake and was down for 18 months,
but then started back up. The other, the Utopia East, is at 620 East Lake St., right
outside my kitchen
, and saw in
front of you. I kid you nt.
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I know Superintendent Carol Johnson very well - probably better than any other
member of this list - and I know she is NOT driven by money.
I don't think it makes a dime's worth of difference if Carol Johnson were driven by
money or not. If she were Kirby Pucket
beyond me.
This is where cultural diversity grinds exceeding small. It
was the metropolis vs. the other. We have more than half the
population and a pinhead of the land, so we are not
blameless in this fracas.
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of discourse or
whatever is undertaken in the legie, it will always be
acrimonious and spiteful and decisions made that way cannot
be good decisions.
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It sure ain't for the money, anyway!
Connie Sheppard
Ward 6 - Ventura Village
have to say that I purely
love driving the bus (or any big equipment), but I hate
riding it. I like driving, I hate passengering.
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get out there in the teeming rain and unclog the
drains. Saying pick up whatever litter you see is fine, but
I have to say I'm way tired of doing it as are my housemates
and neighbors.
WizardMarks, Central
Megan Thomas wrote:
Of course this campaign pledge also closely resembles Homer Simpson's
.
The first criteria of any political party is to choose to
endorse candidates they think can win an election.
This ain't rocket science.
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, no matter the political party, is
whether or not candidates can win an election. Political
parties do not endorse those they do not think can win.
This is true worldwide.
Further, David, you already know this. So what are you
trying to stir up?
WizardMarks, Central
I remember Malik as blessed relief when driving the 18 bus
up or down the mall. The 18 is a real bear of a line because
there are so many people. The Nicollet Mall is no joke for
a bus driver either. But I found that I looked forward to
the 8th St. stop because I would begin to hear him at that
On Thursday, July 12, Hosmer Library's Bucks for Brains
Program (sponsored by Green Central Weed Seed Initiative)
awarded kids for improving their grades over the last
quarter of the school year. At a pizza party sponsored by
area businesses and Council Member Herron, kids ate pizza,
juice,
increases which, of course, hit inner-city kids
the hardest. This is institutionalized class warfare and
it's been going on aa long time.
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B52s carrying troops to Madagascar from what I understand.
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I've been hearing airplanes fly in over head all morning and yesterday
evening. Does anybody know what they are? Ithought all commercial aviation
was suspended until further notice.
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