Monday, September 18, 2006

Former champ tells Incredible story on ice
Dora Vikar is incredible.

Scale, mood define McGraw show
"Small and Dark" by DeLoss McGraw is on display at Amarillo Museum of Art.

Conductor delivers new energy with each down beat
If the Amarillo Symphony's search committee selects Kimbo Ishii-Eto as its new musical director, the 39-year-old conductor looks to energize the orchestra and bring new fans to classical music.

At ALT: "Steel Magnolias"

Jack Hall Jr.
Sabra and David Hall of Yukon, Okla., announce the birth of their son, Jack David Hall Jr. He was born June 28, 2006.

Annistyn Worley
Elitha and Vince Worley of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Annistyn Taylor Worley. She was born March 27, 2006.

Wal-Mart takes layaway option off the shelf
First it was tearooms in department stores. Then lunch counters at drug stores.

Historic plants near sale
The Amarillo Helium Plant, which opened in 1929, refined nearly all the world's helium until 1943, when the Exell Plant was built to advance U.S. war interests. The lighter-than-air gas was essential to sub-hunting blimps that hovered above the nation's coastlines.

Bankruptcies

HP spying scandal highlights perils of crisis management
SAN JOSE, CALIF. - If the Hewlett-Packard spying scandal has a silver lining, perhaps it is as a case study on the perils of managing a high-profile crisis.

Industry leaders discuss future energy needs of Texas
There was no one answer to the energy needs of the future at Texas Tech's Energy Sustainability Summit.

N.M. farmers can apply for federal flood aid
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The Federal Emergency Management Agency has extended help to homeowners, renters and businesses in parts of southern New Mexico affected by flooding, but farmers will have to turn elsewhere if they want federal aid.

Corporate boards are no longer quite, safe clubs they once were
SAN JOSE, CALIF. - The spying scandal at Hewlett-Packard has provided a rare window into a normally private, august institution - the corporate board of directors.

Panhandle People in Business
The Center City Business & Professional Women's Organization named MISTY INGLE YOUNG Careerist for September. Young is the Labor Market Information Specialist for Panhandle WorkSource in the business services unit.

Richards: Time to sell those energy investments
Energy investments have been too popular lately. It's a bandwagon. Avoid losing your money. Get off!

Oil and Gas Report

Aggies need goal-line stand to hold off Army upset bid
SAN ANTONIO - Texas A&M needed a last-second goal-line stand on Saturday night to overcome its sloppiness and dodge an upset.

Texas bounces back against Rice
HOUSTON - Texas had no trouble rebounding from last week's loss to Ohio State as Colt McCoy and the Longhorns defeated overmatched Rice, 52-7.

TCU kicks Tech where it hurts
FORT WORTH - Defensive end Tommy Blake and some of his TCU teammates got together two days before playing Texas Tech and watched the tape of the Red Raiders' 10-touchdown assault against them two years ago.

Cougars fend off Baylor
SEATTLE - Quarterback Alex Brink caught a third-quarter touchdown pass and Loren Langley kicked a 17-yard field goal with 9 seconds left lifting Washington State to a 17-15 win over Baylor on Saturday afternoon.

Texas A&M squeaks by Army
SAN ANTONIO - Quarterback Stephen McGee and running back Jorvorskie Lane each eclipsed the 100-yard mark, but Texas A&M barely escaped its matchup with Army, 28-24, on Saturday night in the Alamodome.

A poochy Gucci
LEXINGTON, Ky. - When you think Chihuahua, you probably don't think couture.

Best-sellers
Here are the best-sellers for the week that ended Sept. 9, compiled from data from independent and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors nationwide. (Reprinted from Publishers Weekly.)

Gott: Nothing fishy about fish, milk combo
DEAR DR. GOTT: Are there any contraindications to eating fish and drinking milk at the same meal? I was taught as a kid to never combine the two. My grandson did this recently and was awake all night with terrible stomach cramps.

Paperback helps when watching your workplace p's, q's
In social circles, improper etiquette can cost you a friend. In the business world, it can cost you a raise, a promotion, or even your job.

A French fete
PARIS - Le Grand Palais is where Parisians go to worship Les Grands Artistes - Delacroix, for example, or Renoir or Manet. So the latest show there is practically a revolution.

Dear Abby: Grandma endures slings, arrows at family reunion
DEAR ABBY: When my husband and I recently hosted a weeklong family reunion for 40 relatives at our lakeside cottage, one family arrived with toys that included slingshots and a bow with rubber-tipped arrows.

Travel Q&A
Question: We're going to Mexico City and have reserved a hotel in the Zocalo. With the current political unrest, is the city safe?

Adopt-A-Pet: Petey just wasn't wanted
Petey, a black and white rat terrier mix, is available for adoption through the Amarillo Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

10 years after his death, Tupac remains a legend
NEW YORK - In the years since hip-hop lost its most dynamic figure, several superstars have embodied the qualities that made Tupac Shakur such a legend.

Club Calendar

Too soon to tell how segregated 'Survivor' will be viewed
NEW YORK - "A social experiment like never before," host Jeff Probst declared.

Art Beat: 'Best of Southwest' has pieces to savor
Reviewing goes best if assisted by "ah ha!" experiences ... but a big group show can create a kind of resistance ... (to prize ribbons, among other things) ... which of course are always part of the semi-annual "Best of the Southwest" show at Panhandle Art Center, 3701 Plains Blvd.

West Texas has darkest skies in U.S.
Texas stargazers need only look to the Big Bend for some of the most dynamic viewing in the state.

The Bond: Leaves drop, fur flies Pets need attention as season changes
As the days grow shorter, four-legged fur coats grow thicker and we know the fall shedding season has officially arrived. This isn't news to dog and cat lovers who already have tumbleweeds of pet hair drifting through their homes.

Self-portraits take on new meaning in the techno age
A snap of the camera, a flash of the bulb, glamorous pose, serious, then a smile.

Preserving the night sky Pa. mountaintop a haven for heaven-watchers
CHERRY SPRINGS, PA. - From a clearing on top of a 2,300-foot mountain and with the naked eye, the wispy Milky Way seems close enough to touch.

Heloise: Give cardboard rolls a second life
READERS: Don't toss an empty cardboard roll from toilet tissue - try one of these:

Abby: Wife is a bashful beach baby
Dear Abby: My husband and I are in our late 30s, healthy and in good shape.

Fall fashion guide
Designers from Louis Vuitton to Juicy Couture churn out covetable carryalls each season, but fashion now is about being creative, not toting the same purse as every Sienna, Sofia and Kirsten on the block.

Slices of life
Britain celebrated its first Roald Dahl Day on Wednesday to mark the 90th birthday of the much-loved author of children's classics "Charlie and the Charlie Factory," "Matilda" and "James and the Giant Peach."

Holy Cross 33, Christ The King 30
Adam Ramos scored two touchdowns, and Matthew Rosas threw two touchdowns as Holy Cross beat Lubbock Christ The King.

Alb. Academy, N.M. 34, Tucumcari, N.M. 14
Victor Guiterrez had 88 yards rushing and three touchdowns for Albuquerque Academy, which took advantage of four Rattler turnovers.

Spearman 26, Texhoma, Okla. 7
In Texhoma, Okla., Roberto Flores ran 22 times for 171 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Lynx to their third straight win.

Hereford's Valenzuela, Mason take titles
If Hereford's Gerzain Valenzuela wasn't feeling his best Saturday in the Amarillo Invitational cross country meet, his competitors don't want to see him on a good day.

Bushland 27, Boys Ranch 16
In Boys Ranch, the Falcons started their first winning streak in school history with their second straight victory.

Amarillo Invitational Results

Muleshoe 21, Shallowater 14
Garrett Riley completed 15 passes for 201 yards, including three touchdown passes to Timothy Conner, for the Mules (3-0).

Early surge helps Floydada upend Stratford
Floydada jumped to a 21-0 lead after just one offensive snap Friday night, and the Whirlwinds flattened Stratford, 45-21, in a nondistrict football game in Floydada.

Ramos hits milestone in Canyon's 38-13 rout
LUBBOCK - Canyon quarterback Anthony Ramos had a night to remember Saturday.

H.S. Volleyball: Amarillo High tops Dumas
The top volleyball team in Class 5A swept the second-ranked team in Class 4A Saturday, with Amarillo High winning 25-22, 25-18, 25-18 against Dumas.

Clayton, N.M. 57, Mora, N.M. 8
In Clayton, N.M., the Yellowjackets built a 57-0 halftime lead and cruised.

Wellington 20, Hollis, Okla. 6
In Hollis, Okla., Tate Baumgardner threw two touchdown passes to Quenton Patterson, and Wellington's defense limited Hollis to 65 yards total offense in the Skyrockets' first win of the season.

Farwell 33, Smyer 6
In Smyer, Brett Howard rushed for 117 yards and scored two touchdowns on runs of 1 and 35 yards for the Steers.

<< FRIDAY REWIND <<
A recap of the week's games

Memphis 52, Highland Park 6
Michael McIntosh ran for 284 yards and four touchdowns as the Cyclones picked up a decisive road win.

Statewide High School Scores

Plainview 63, Randall 28
The Bulldogs unleashed running back Evan Hearn and 575 yards of offense on Randall in a game that was delayed 45 minutes because of lightning in Plainview.

Dons rally in 2nd half, bounce Clovis in OT
When Maurice Burks hit pay dirt for the fourth time Saturday afternoon, the Palo Duro Dons hit payday against Clovis, N.M.

'They're a football family'
Greg Sherwood came from a football family, and football families play football on Friday night.

Area High School Standings

Phils roll Astros
HOUSTON - A blown call cost Ryan Howard his 57th home run. Even so, Cole Hamels and the Philadelphia Phillies came out just fine.

Howard goes deep
HOUSTON - Ryan Howard hit his major league-leading 57th home run - without any dispute - and Mike Lieberthal connected twice as Randy Wolf and Philadelphia kept up its push for a wild-card spot by beating Houston, 6-4, Sunday.

Texas' Young gets to 200 hits again
In Arlington, Chone Figgins hit for the cycle but Michael Young set off a fireworks display by reaching 200 hits for the fourth straight season to help the Rangers beat the Angels.

Scoreboard
Football, Baseball, Transactions, Odds, Auto Racing, Soccer, Basketball, Tennis, Golf

Sports On The Air

West Texas A&M to name new basketball coach
Word is out the new West Texas A&M women's basketball coach will be named today or tomorrow.

amarillo.com | NASCAR: Harvick stays on a roll in first race of Chase 09/18/06
LOUDON, N.H. - The only thing missing from Kevin Harvick's dominating performance in the Sylvania 300 on Sunday was his customary burnout after the race.

Gordon, Earnhardt give Chase a boost
LOUDON, N.H. - Television ratings dropped a year ago during the Chase for the Championship when Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. failed to qualify for stock car racing's playoffs.

Harvick stays on a roll in first race of Chase
LOUDON, N.H. - The only thing missing from Kevin Harvick's dominating performance in the Sylvania 300 on Sunday was his customary burnout after the race.

'Baby San' patients celebrate being alive
Everywhere Ruth and I travel, we discover history notes and stories we have not heard before.

Man killed in rollover on I-40
A 24-year-old Dumas man was killed in a four-car traffic accident about 9:30 p.m. Saturday on West Interstate 40.

WT professor enjoys new digs
It was a long time coming.

Take these rides for a spin
I might be 27, but I can still enjoy the thrill of a carnival ride like I did as a teenager.

Food Establishment Inspection Report
Food Establishment Inspection Report

Robberies on the rise in Amarillo
Sometimes the call never goes out over the police radio.

On the Agenda

Owens Corning applies for tax break
Increased competition from international markets has put Owens Corning in a precarious position.

Calendar

ENMU hosts Flamenco guitarist Tuesday
Eastern New Mexico University will host Spanish Flamenco guitarist Anna Maria Cardinalli-Padilla at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Becky Sharp Auditorium in the College of Business.

Beilue: Finding answers to perplexing question
Five years ago, Po Bronson found himself out of work. The TV show he had been writing for was canceled. A baby was on the way. He gulped and looked around. Bronson wasn't really happy about what he was seeing. What he was seeing was a void.

Ask Amarillo

Chamber barbecue cook-off winners
2006 Good Times Celebration Barbecue Cook-Off Winners

Families should do homework before selecting a care facility
More than 250 day cares operate in Potter and Randall counties, from large child care centers to smaller settings within homes.

Man turns self in for shooting death of Amarillo woman
A woman was shot dead early Saturday morning and the alleged killer later turned himself in, according to the Amarillo Police Department.

Fists of faith
Robert Harris wanted to start a rap group with his best friend Jaime Carrillo when the two were in high school.

Prominent Baylor supporter dies
Troy M. Mays, a prominent Baylor University supporter, has died. He was 82.

Solid waste fees to increase by $1
It didn't take Mozelle and Glenn Thomas long to realize a new water heater was in order when they spotted fluid leaking under a door in their garage.

It's important to know what to look for in a day care provider
Single mother Janet Pompa started looking for child care when she was still pregnant with her daughter Jenessy, now 3, but she had to wait nine months after her daughter's birth for a space to open at the Amarillo College Child Development Lab School.

Fair days are here again

When Mom can't be there
A small boy grabbed the hand of his day care teacher on his way to hunt for lady bugs on the playground of the Amarillo College Child Development Lab School.

Ones to Watch: Alexis Lexi Flores
Austin Middle School

Amarillo on parade
Amarillo tipped its hat in a civic and patriotic display Saturday during the Tri-State Fair AT&T Parade that wound through downtown.

Ones to Watch: Anthony James "A.J." Holt
A senior this year, A.J. is an A/B Honor Roll student and member of the National Honor Society.

At least one dead in I-40 crash
One person was confirmed dead after an accident in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 40 about 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

T.O. to 'wing it' on next TD in Texas Stadium
IRVING - Terrell Owens has had six months to come up with a memorable way to celebrate his first touchdown at Texas Stadium as a member of the Dallas Cowboys.

Quite a home opener
IRVING - Drew Bledsoe and the Dallas Cowboys got a big lift from a receiver in their home opener.

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Freddie C. "Fred" Trout
FRITCH - Freddie C. "Fred" Trout, 69, died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006, in Pampa.

All Obituaries - Text

Yvonne Marie Friemel Miller
Yvonne Marie Friemel Miller, 56, of Amarillo died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Alton Clifton
CHILDRESS - Alton Clifton, 74, died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Greg Sherwood
LUBBOCK - Greg Sherwood, 70, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Obits- Text Only
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William M. "Bill" Glass
TEMPLE - William M. "Bill" Glass, 73, died Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006.

Greg Sherwood
LUBBOCK - Greg Sherwood, 70, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Berthold Alcorn Davis
CONCHAS DAM, N.M. - Berthold Alcorn Davis, 88, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Beauford W. Shirey
SHAMROCK - Beauford W. Shirey, 70, died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Marie Garnett
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Marie Garnett, 84, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

June Hooker
June Hooker, 76, of Amarillo died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Edith Bowlin
CARNEGIE, OKLA. - Edith Bowlin, 86, formerly of Carnegie, died Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006, in Amarillo, Texas.

Troy M. Mays
Troy M. Mays, 82, of Amarillo died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Linda Kay Kellison
ALTUS, OKLA. - Linda Kay Kellison, 65, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Cletha Stanley
Cletha Stanley, 68, of Amarillo died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Dulcinea Estrada
HEREFORD - Dulcinea Estrada, 81, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Dorothy Rose Oppe
Dorothy Rose Oppe, 86, of Canyon died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

R.A. "Pat" Joyce
DUMAS - R.A. "Pat" Joyce, 87, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Services
Services

Roy Conway
STRATFORD - Roy Conway, 72, died Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2006, in Amarillo.

Ruth Conkright Allison
HEREFORD - Ruth Conkright Allison, 95, formerly of Hereford, died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006, in Austin.

Dalen Urbanczyk Rohan
PANHANDLE - Dalen Urbanczyk Rohan, 96, died Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006.

Robert Davis Sr.
PERRYTON - Robert Davis Sr., 65, died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Estella Marie Buckner
Estella Marie Buckner, 92, of Amarillo died Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006, in Plainview.

Troy M. Mays
Troy M. Mays, 82, of Amarillo died Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.

Hannah Fae Chapman
WHEELER - Hannah Fae Chapman, 83, died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Vickie Woodland
Vickie Woodland, 45, of Amarillo died Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006.

Gene Wright
FRIONA - Gene Wright, 66, died Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006.

Robert L. "Bob" Lovett
Robert L. "Bob" Lovett, 78, of Amarillo died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Mary Louise Pearson
Mary Louise Pearson, 91, of Amarillo died Saturday, Sept. 16, 2006.

Editorial: Every vote, signature counts
The good news is it appears a potential lawsuit involving the city of Amarillo and a group called "Concerned Citizens for Fair Representation" has been avoided.

Column - John Kanelis: We must remain a welcoming land
NEW YORK - Reflect back a few weeks ago, when Amarillo played reluctant host to a small band of yahoos who came to protest illegal immigration.

Letters Policy
Letters Policy

Editorial: Nukes moving to top of list
As the discussion about the possibility of a nuclear plant coming to Amarillo gathers speed, it becomes critical to consider two factors.

Column: Andrew Tonne: Let's face facts: Illegal immigrants are a strain
James F. Alexander's column in the Sept. 13 Globe-News pretty much followed the train of thought I expected.

In tribute to Ann Richards, a Texas original
This is a compilation of editorials paying tribute to former Texas Gov. Ann Richards, who died Wednesday of cancer at age 73.

Letters: It's the oil that pays for this maddening war
It's the oil that pays for this maddening war

Letters: Richards proved fifth-grader wrong
I found my fifth-grade journal and read the entry from Nov. 7, 1990. Ann Richards had just defeated Clayton Williams in the gubernatorial election. My entry stated that it was a "horrible day" and that "Texans were in for a world of hurt under Richards' reign."

Monday Briefing
The good... The Bad... and the Ugly.

Letters: Why does Taiwan, or anyone, need U.N.?
In your editorial Sept. 12, "Made in Taiwan: Independence," you made several important points about Taiwan.

Editorial: Nature shows its kinder side as fire scars heal
Panhandle residents affected materially by the devastating fires this past spring no doubt recall them all to well.

Letters: Let people decide new city voting plan
I have been proud to call Amarillo home for the past four years. The service I have received from various city departments has been excellent. I have also been impressed with our city government and commissioners, especially Mayor McCartt taking her meetings to the citizens. Recently however, an issue has surfaced that causes me concern: the move to put on the November ballot an increase from four to eight commissioners and a change from at large to single member districts.

Column - Tom Pauken: Texas task force on appraisal reform can work
In issuing an executive order to establish the Texas Task Force on Appraisal Reform, Gov. Rick Perry stated that "reforms are needed to bring greater fairness to the property tax appraisal system" in Texas.

Fishing Times

Area Fishing Report

Leschper: Hooked on winning
Everyone knows him. That wiry guy at the party who could keep pace with an NFL cornerback when it comes to running his mouth.

Wyoming seeks federal ruling on gun rights
CHEYENNE, WYO. - Arguments are scheduled next month in a case in which Wyoming is seeking a federal court ruling affirming its authority to help some people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence regain their right to own a firearm.

Sounding Off
"I'm the anti-Dick Cheney."

Gear industry pays attention to women
BELLINGHAM, WASH. - Most women wouldn't shop for their underwear or jeans in the men's department because their shapes and tastes tend to be different from men's.

Idaho opens hunt for elk
BOISE, IDAHO - Private hunters were authorized Friday to shoot farm-raised trophy elk that escaped from a private game reserve in eastern Idaho near Yellowstone National Park.

Allison - Johll
Wendy Allison of Amarillo and Michael Johll of Frankfort, Kan., were married Sept. 16 at First Baptist Church in Happy. The Rev. Travis LaDake officiated.

Pendergrass - Haseloff
Rachel Ann Pendergrass and Brian James Haseloff, both of Amarillo were married Saturday, Sept. 16 at Tascosa Country Club Patio. The Rev. David Symm officiated.

Wynn - Flanders
Wendy Michelle Wynn of Plano and Mitchell Ray Flanders of McKinney, formerly of Amarillo, were married Saturday, Sept. 16 at Whispering Pines Resort in Tyler. Frank Wilkins, grandfather of the bride, officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Owens
Drenda and Bryan Owens of Amarillo celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sept. 4 with a surprise party at their church, Tascosa Road Fellowship. The event was hosted by the couple's daughters Tara and Lauren Owens of Amarillo and Drendas' mother Pat Anthony of Amarillo.

Freeman - Saffel
Amanda Sue Freeman and Phillip Michael Saffel, both of Lubbock, were married Sunday, Sept. 3 at Country Home Wedding Barn in Canyon. The Rev. Ralph Morgan officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Knight
Cordie and Richard Knight of Borger celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 2 with an evening buffet and fellowship at Dake's Restaurant in Borger. The event was hosted by the couple's daughters Iris Wood of Gruver and Pat Keller of Grand Prairie.

Shultes - Snell
Jenna Anne Shultes of Oak Park, Ill., and Grant Stuart Snell of Seattle were married Tuesday, June 27 at Sunset Mountain in Lakeside, Mont. The Rev. Noe Gomez officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Aufleger
Marilyn and Gaylord Aufleger of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 2 with a family dinner and open house reception at the Ambassador Hotel Atrium. They also celebrated with a cruise to Alaska and plan another cruise later in the year to Nova Scotia. The event was hosted by their children and spouses.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Royda and Earl Glenn of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 2, with a family dinner. The event was hosted by the couple's children and spouses Gina and Bryan Glenn of Amarillo, Linda and Gene Young of Burleson and Laurie and Brent Spurlock of Stratford.

Deahl - Beal
Melissa Deahl and Adam Beal, both of Amarillo were married Saturday, Sept. 2 at The Wedding Chapel. The Rev. Danny Lucas officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Gwen and F. H. Wallace of Amarillo recently celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary with a reception at Second Baptist Church. The event was hosted by their children Joan Hudgins of San Antonio, David Wallace of Quincey, Ill., Joyce Gilbreath of Dallas and Mark Wallace of Memphis, Tenn.

Buffs topple A&M-Commerce, 35-10
The ninth-ranked West Texas A&M football team used a precision passing game and key defensive stops Saturday to open Lone Star Conference play with a 35-10 win at Texas A&M-Commerce.

Lady Buffs' 8-0 soccer start makes history
The West Texas A&M women's soccer team is in uncharted territory after a 4-1 win against Eastern New Mexico on Saturday at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium in the Lady Buffs' Lone Star Conference opener.

WT spikers finish 4-0 in Boston tournament
The West Texas A&M volleyball team did everything it set out to do in Boston this weekend - see Fenway Park and go undefeated in the Bentley Tournament.

Multi-dimensional Buffs have killer instinct
There were a couple of plays in ninth-ranked West Texas A&M's 35-10 victory at Texas A&M-Commerce on Saturday that harkened memories of the 2005 football season.

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