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Everyone needs to stop bickering because Everything Will Be OkayÂ
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I just witnessed one of the best comebacks in NFL history.
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Everything Will Be Okay:
Coach Arians can handle the Head Coaching position
Grigson has a method to his madness and knows what he doing
Coby Fleener will be a GREAT NFL player
The Receiving Corps can replace Austin Collie
The OL will gel together
and remember
Everything Will Be Okay!!!!!!!
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NFL Films president Steve Sabol has died from the brain tumor he was diagnosed with 18 months ago.
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For Everyone out there who thinks the season is over just because the Colts lost just remember Everything is Okay.
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Is Everyone who lives in Indiana or the Midwest ready for the remnants of Isaac?
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1860
The Pony Express makes first run from St. Joseph's, Missouri to Sacramento, California
1865
Richmond is Captured
1882
Billy The Kid is killed
1885
Jack the Ripper slayings begin
1892
Oscar Wilde Libel Case opens
1922
Joseph Stalin becomes General Secretary of the Soviet Union Communist Party
1942
Japanese begin attack on Bataan Peninsula
1946
The Leader of the Bataan Death March is executed
1948
The Marshall Plan is signed by Harry Truman
1961
The Leadbeader Possum is rediscovered
1973
The First Mobile Phone Call is made
1996
The Unabomber is arrested in Montana
April 3 Births
1783-Washington Irving
1823-Edward Everett Hale
1893-Leslie Howard
1907-Iron Eyes Cody
1924-Doris Day
1926-Gus Grissom
1934-Jane Goodall
1941-Jan Berry
1942-Wayne Newton
1944-Tony Orlando
1949-Lyle Alzado
1958-Alec Baldwin
1959-David Hyde Pierce
1961-Eddie Murphy
1969-Rodney Hampton
1982-Jared Allen
1986-Amanda Bynes
April 3 Deaths
1882-Jesse James
1982-Warren Oates
1993-Pinky Lee
2007-Eddie Robinson
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1.Can You name the 3 home stadiums of the modern Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts?
2.What was the original color scheme of the Baltimore Colts?
3.What is the current Colt color scheme?
4.Name the Colts Championship years?
5.Name the Colt Mascots?
6.What sideline attraction the Colts have first in the NFL?
7.Name the League/Conference History of the Colts?
8.What original NFL team can the Colts trace their lineage to?
9.What league did the original Baltimore Colts a part of?
10.Name 5 Colt Hall of Famers?
11.What are the retired Colt jerseys?
12. What players are in the Ring of Honor?
13.Who was the first draft pick of the Colts?
14.Who did the Colts pick #1 in 1955?
15.What future Hall of Famer did the Colts select with the 10 pick of the 1960 draft?
16.In what years did the Colts not have a 1st round pick?
17.Can You name the Colts Colt Lineage?
18.What Coach won the fewest games as a Colt Coach?
19.In what Indiana town did Weeb Ewbank grow up?
20.Can you name the 5 interim coaches in Colt history?
Answers to come....
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1789
The United States House of Representatives have first quorom and elect Frederick its first Speaker of the House
1826
Samuel Morey patents the internal combustion engine
1891
The Wrigley Company is founded in Chicago
1918
The Royal Air Force is formed
1924
Adolph Hitler is sentenced to 5 years for his role in the "Beer Hall Putsch"
1939
Spanish Civil War Ends
1948
Russians set up land blockade of West Berlin
1954
President Eisenhower establishes the United States Air Force Academy
1967
The United States Department of Transportation begins operation
1976
Apple Inc. is formed
1979
Iran officially overthrows its Shah
2009
Croatia and Albania join NATO
April 1 Births
1883-Lon Chaney Sr.
1885-Wallace Beery
1920-Toshiro Mifune
1929-Jane Powell
1929-Bo Schembechler
1932-Gordon Jump
1932-Debbie Reynolds
1939-Ali McGraw
1939-Phil Neikro
1944-Rusty Staub
1952-Annette O'Toole
1955-Terry Nichols
1961-Susan Boyle
1965-Mark Jackson
1973-Rachel Maddow
1976-John Gosselin
1980-Randy Orton
1980-Bijou Phillips
1982-Sam Huntington
1983-Sean Taylor
1988-Brook Lopez
1988-Robin Lopez
April 1 Deaths
1917-Scott Joplin
1946-Noah Beery Jr.
1984-Marvin Gaye
1988-Jim Jordan
1996-John McSherry
2010-John Forsythe
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1774
Port of Boston closed by the3 British Government
1854
The ports of Japan were opened to American trade by Commodore Matthew Perry signing the Treaty of Kanagawa
1889
The Eifel Tower opened
1906
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States(NCAA) is established
1909
Construction of the RMS Titanic begins
1917
The US take possession of the Danish East Indies and rename them the US Virgin Islands
1918
Daylight Savings in the USA goes into effect for the first time
1930
The Hays Code goes into effect covering Motion Pictures
1931
Knute Rockne killed in plane crash near Bazaar, Kansas
1959
The 14th Dalai Lama is granted assylum in India
1985
The First WrestleMania takes place in Madison Square Garden
1992
The USS Missouri is decommisioned
1995
Selena is murdered
March 31 Births
1732-Joseph Haydn
1878-Jack Johnson
1907-Eddie Quillan
1919-Frank Akins
1922-Richard Kiley
1927-Cesar Chavez
1928-Gordie Howe
1929-Liz Claiborne
1932-John Jakes
1934-Shirley Jones
1935-Herb Alpert
1940-Barney Frank
1940-Patrick Leahy
1943-Christopher Walken
1945-Gabe Kaplan
1948-David Eisenhower
1948-Al Gore
1948-Rhea Perlman
1950-Ed Marinaro
1962-John Taylor
1965-Tom Barrasso
1971-Pavel Bure
1980-Chien-Ming Wang
1984-James Jones
March 31 Deaths
1727-Sir Isaac Newton
1850-John C. Calhoun
1913-J.P. Morgan
1931-Knute Rockne
1945-Anne Frank
1956-Ralph DePalma
1980-Jesse Owens
1986-Jerry Paris
1993-Brandon Lee
1995-Selena
1998-Tim Flock
2003-Anne Gwynne
2005-Frank Perdue
2005-Terry Schiavo
2008-Bill Keightly
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1822
The Florida Territory is created
1842
Ether Anesteshia is used for the first time
1855
Bleeding Kansas-Border Ruffians move in from Missouri to vote in a Pro-Slavery Legislature
1867
Alaska is purchased by the US known as Sewards Folly
1870
Texas is readmitted to the Union after Reconstruction
1909
The Queensboro Bridge opens
1910
The University of Southern Mississippi is founded
1944
Nurrenberg Bombings
1972
The Easter Offensive starts in Vietnam
1981
President Reagan is shot
March 30 Births
1853-Vincent van Gogh
1902-Brooke Astor
1913-Frankie Laine
1922-Turhan Bey
1926-Peter Marshall
1930-John Astin
1935-Willie Gailmore
1940-Jerry Lucas
1945-Eric Clapton
1950-Robbie Coltrane
1957-Paul Reiser
1962-MC Hammer
1965-Piers Morgan
1968-Celine Dion
1976-Ty Conklin
1979-Norah Jones
1984-Samantha Stosur
March 30 Deaths
1968-Bobby Driscoll
1985-Harold Peary
1986-James Cagney
2003-Michael Jeter
2006-Red Hickey
2010Jaime Escalante--Subject of the film Stand and Deliver
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1638
Swedish colonists establish first European settlement in Delaware
1865
Appomattox Campaign begins
1871
Royal Albert Hall in London is oprned
1882
The Knights of Columbus are established
1886
Dr. John Pemberton brews first batch of Coca-Cola
1936
Adolf Hitler receives 44.5 million votes out of 45.5 million people(99%) in referendum to reoccupation the Rhineland
1951
The Rosenbergs are convicted of treason
1971
Lt. William Calley is convicted of premeditated murder and sentenced to life in prison for his role in the My Lai Massacre
1971
The Jury recommends the death penalty for Charles Manson and three female followers
1974
Mariner 10 reaches Mercury
March 29 Births
1790-John Tyler
1867-Cy Young
1889-Warner Baxter
1902-Don Miller-Member of Notre Dame's Four Horseman
1917-Man O' War
1918-Pearl Bailey
1918-Sam Walton
1937-Billy Carter
1943-Eric Idle
1943-Sir John Major
1944-Terry Jacks
1945-Walt Fraizer
1955-Earl Campbell
1964-Elle MacPherson
1967-Brian Jordan
1971-Robert Gibbs
March 29 Deaths
1788-Charles Wesley
1992-Paul Henreid
2009-Andy Hallett
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Have You moved over from Colts Direct or are you new and what was your CD moniker?
I moved over from MyColts and Colts Direct I was known as Princeton Tiger and Scot Anmdrew Plemmons.
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1854
French and Britian declare war on Russia in the Crimean War
1920 Palm Sunday Tornado outbreak
1930
Constantinople and Angora change their names to Instanbul and Ankara
1979
The Three Mile Island disater starts
1990
Jesse Owens awawrded Congressional Gold Medal
March 28 Births
1836-Frederick Pabst
1868-Maxim Gorky
1889-August Anheuser Busch Jr.
1889-Buck Shaw
1903-Charles Starrett-Durango Kid
1905-Pandro S. Berman
1914-Edmund Muskie
1919-Vic Raschi
1941-Jim Turner
1942-Jerry Sloan
1944-Rick Barry
1944-Ken Howard
1948-Dianne Wiest
1955-Reba McEntire
1959-Chris Myers
1961-Byron Scott
1969-Brett Ratner
March 28 Deaths
1941-Virginia Woolf
1953-Jim Thorpe
1958-W.C. Handy
1969-Dwight D. Eisenhower
1985-Marc Chagall
1995-Hugh O'Connor
2004-Peter Ustinov
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1830
The Book of Mormon is published in Palmyra, New York
1979
Anwar al-Sadat Menachem Began and Jimmy Carter sign the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty
1997
Heaven's Gate suicides
1999
The "Melissa Worm" attacks Microsoft email acounts
1999
A Michigan jury convicts Dr. Jack Kevorkian of 2nd Degree Murder
March 26 Births
1874-Robert Frost
1875-Syngman Rhee
1881-Guccio Gucci
1911-Tennessee Williams
1916-Sterling Hayden
1934-Alan Arkin
1936-Harry Kalas
1940-James Caan
1940-Nancy Pelosi
1943-Bob Woodward
1948-Steven Tyler
1949-Vicki Lawrence
1950-Martin Short
1953-Lincoln Chafee
1960-Marcus Allen
1962-John Stockton
1968-Kenny Chesney
1976-Amy Smart
1985-Keira Knightley
1987-Jermichael Finley
March 26 Deaths
1649-John Winthrop
1892-Walt Whitman
1905-Maurice Barrymore
1959-Raymond Chandler
1973-Noel Coward
1990-Halston
1995-Easy-E
1996-Edmund Muskie
1997-Marshall Applewhite
2004-Jan Berry
2006-Paul Dana
2011-Geraldine Ferraro
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Gibson Generating Station in Princeton is the 3rd Largest Coal Powered Power Plant in the World
Princeton is also the home to Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana
Indiana means "Land of Indians
Vincennes was Indiana's Territorial Capitol
Corydon was the states first capitol beating out forgotten communities like Patoka(Gibson County) and Medora(Jackson County)
The State nickname is "Crossroads of America" due to its numerous raillines and roads
The City of Gary was named after US Steel Founding Chairman Elbert Gary
People from Indiana
Johnny Applessed(Fort Wayne)
Jonathon Jennings(1st Governor)
Squire Boone(Laconia)
Ambrose Burnsides(Liberty-American General and Namesake of the sideburns)
George Rogers Clark(Clarksville)
Willam ClarK(Clarksville)
Lew Wallace(Crawfordsville)
Birch Bayh(Terre Haute)
Evan Bayh(Shirkieville)
Schuyler Colfax(South Bend)
Eugene V. Debs(Terre Haute)
Charles W. Fairbanks(Indianapolis)
John W. Foster(Evansville)
Benjamin Harrison(Indianapolis)
William Henry Harrison(Vincennes)
Thomas A. Hendricks(Indianapolis)
Abraham Lincoln(Spencer County)
Oliver P. Morton(Centerville)
Dan Quayle(Indianapolis)
Ted Stevens(Indianapolis)
Ryan White(Kokomo)
John Roberts(Lomg Beach)
Little Turtle
Rhonda Bates(Evansville)
Abraham Benrubi(Bloomington)
Bealuh Bondi(Valparaiso)
Avery Brooks(Evansville)
James Dean(Fairmount)
Louise Dresser(Evansville)
Theodore Dresser(Terre Haute)
Paul Dresser(Terre Haute)
Irene Dunne(Madison)
Ken Foree(Indianapolis)
Vivica A. Fox(Indianapolis)
David Emge(Evansville)
Phil Harris(Linton)
Greg Kinnear(Logansport
Elmo Lincoln(Rochester)
Carole Lombard(Fort Wayne)
Shelley Long(Fort Wayne)
Karl Malden(Gary)
Steve McQueen(Beech Grove;Indianapolis)
Michael Michelle(Evansville)
Angelo Pizzo(Bloomington)
James Rebhorn(Anderson)
Valeska Suratt(Owensville)
Clifton Webb(Indianapolis)
Fred Williamson(Gary)
Mike Epps(Gary)
Red Skelton(Vincennes)
David Letterman(Indianapolis)
Hoagy Carmichael(Bloomington)
Crystal Gayle(Wabash)
Florence Henderson(Dale)
Jackson Family(Gary)
Adam Lambert(Indianapolis)
John Mellencamp(Seymour)
Cole Porter(Peru)
Rich Mullins(Richmond)
David Lee Roth(Bloomington)
Amanda Overmeyer(Camden)
Scatman Crothers(Terre Haute)
Ron Glass(Evansville)
Jane Pauley(Indianapolis)
Michael Rosenbloom(Newburgh)
Marc Summers(Indianapolis)
Tavis Smiley(Kokomo)
Clint Barmes(Vincennes)
Gil Hodges(Princeton;Petersburg)
Edd Roush(Oakland City)
Jamey Carroll(Evansville)
Ken Dilger(Mariah Hill)
Carl Erskine(Anderson)
Tommy John(Terre Haute)
Don Mattingly(Evansville)
Curtis Painter(Vincennes)
Zeller Family(Washington)
Scott Rolen(Jasper)
Matt Mauck(Jasper)
Jeff Samardzija(Valparaiso)
Steve Alford(New Castle)
Larry Bird(French Lick)
Calbert Cheaney(Evansville)
Gordon Hayward(Brownsburg)
Kyle Macy(Peru)
Walter McCarty(Evansville)
Rick Mount(Lebanon
Greg Oden(Indianapolis)
Jeff Teague(Indiabapolis)
Marquis Teague(Indianapolis)
Oscar Robertson(Indianapolis)
Chuck Taylor(Brown County)
John Wooden(Martinsville)
Del Harris(Plainfield)
Tony Hinkle(Logansport)
Brad Stevens(Zionsville)
Jay Cutler(Santa Claus)
Bob Griese(Evansville)
Mathias Kiwanuka(Indianapolis)
Steve Weatherford(Terre Haute)
Cam Cameron(Terre Haute)
Hank Stram(Gary)
Len Dawson(West Lafayette)
John Andretti(Indianapolis)
Tony Stewart(Columbus)
Ryan Newman(South Bend)
Mick Foley(Bloomington)
Ultimate Warrior(Crawfordsville)
Colonel Sanders(Henryville)
Halston(Evansville)
Orville Reddenbacher(Valparaiso;Princeton)
Dave Thomas(Princeton)
Ernie Pyle(Dana)
James Whitcomb Riley(Greenfield)
Gene Stratton Porter(Wabash County)
Kurt Vonnegut(Indianapolis)
Eli Lilly(Indianapolis)
Amelia Earhart(West Lafayette)
Gus Grissom(Mitchell)
Wilbur Wright(Millville)
Belle Guiness(LaPorte)
Jimmy Hoffa(Brazil)
Jim Jones(Richmond)
D. C. Stephenson(Evansville)
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The Final Four set:
#1 Kentucky vs #4 Louisville
#2 Oho State vs #2 Kansas
Both games are rematches from non-conference matchups from the early season and game one marks the next leg in Kentucky's Rival Run to the title
Go Big Blue
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Venice is founded
1584
Sir Walter Raleigh is granted a patent to colonize Virginia
1807
Slavery is abolished in Great Britian
1965
MLK Jr and other civil rights leaders complete the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama
1979
The Columbia arrives at JFK Space Center
March 25 Births
1901-Ed Begley
1911-Jack Ruby
1928-Jim Lovell
1932-Gene Shalit
1936-Hoyt Axton
1942-Aretha Franklin
1947-Elton John
1966-Tom Glavine
1974-Lark Voorhies
1982-Danica Patrick
March 25 Deaths
1918-Claude Debussy
1951-Eddie Collins
1956-Robert Newton
1983-Bob Waterfield
1992-Nancy Walker
1999-Cal Ripken Sr.
2006-Richard Fleischer
2006-Buck Owens
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1707
The Acts of Union 1707 are signed uniting the Kingdoms of England and Scotland creating Great Britian
1721
The Brandenburg Concertos are dedicated by Johann Sebastian Bach
1765
The Quartering Act is passed requiring the American Colonist to Quarter British Troops
1832
The Mormon leader Joseph Smith Jr. is tarred and feathered in Hiram, Ohio
1900
Ground is broken for the New York Subway connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn by Mayor Robert Anderson Van Wyk
1944
76 Allied Prisoners escape setting the events for the movie "The Great Escape"
1958
Elvis Pressley is drafted into the Army
1989
The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
1998
Jonesboro Massacre-School Shootings
1999
NATO commences bombing raids of Kosovo
March 24 Births
1755-Rufus King
1874-Harry Houdini
1887-Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
1902-Thomas Dewey
1915-"Gorgeous" George Wagner
1924-Norman Fell
1944-R. Lee Ermey
1947-Dennis Erickson
1951-Tommy Hilfiger
1954-Robert Carradine
1960-Kelly LeBrock
1960-Scott Pruett
1962-Star Jones
1973-Jim Parsons
1974-Allyson Hanigan
1976-Aaron Brooks
1976-Peyton Manning
1982-Corey Hart
1983-T.J. Ford
1984-Chris Bosh
1990-Starlin Castro
March 24 Deaths
1882-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
1905-Jules Verne
1984-Sam Jaffe
1999-Birdie Tebbetts
2008-Richard Widmark
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Hello Colts fans from Princeton, Indiana
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This Friday marks the 41st meeting of the Princeton Community Tigers versus Gibson Southern Titans.
History of the Schools:
Princeton Community Tigers
Formed:1965
Location:Princeton, Indiana
Schools formed from:
Princeton Tigers
Princeton Lincoln Lions(1951)
White River Township Rapids
Patoka Wrens(1963)
Hazleton Lions(1963)
Mount Olympus Mountaineers
Gibson Southern Titans
Formed:1974
Location:Fort Branch, Indiana
Schools formed from:
Fort Branch Twigs
Owensville Kickapoos
Haubstadt Elites
Distance apart:
From Princeton Community to Gibson Southern:14.5 miles(24 minutes) or
17.9 miles(28 minutes)
From Princeton to Fort Branch:8.0 miles(16 minutes) or 10.2 miles(17 minutes)
The two schools were Charter members of the Big Eight Conference, Co-Host with Wood Memorial a yearly basketball tournament and play at least once in every sport that both schools have.
Football Records(GS-25 P-15):
1974-Gibson Southern-42 Princeton Community-0
1975-Gibson Southern-41 Princeton Community-0
1976-Gibson Southern-27 Princeton Community-3
1977-Princeton Community-20 Gibson Southern-13
1978-Gibson Southern-8 Princeton Community-0
1979-Gibson Southern-30 Princeton Community-7
1980-Gibson Southern-35 Princeton Community-0
1981-Gibson Southern-22 Princeton Community-0
1982-Gibson Southern-37 Princeton Community-14
1983-Gibson Southern-41 Princeton Community-0
1984-Princeton Community-16 Gibson Southern-7
1985-Gibson Southern-19 Princeton Community-6
1985(sect.)-Gibson Southern-56 Princeton Community-0
1986-Princeton Community-38 Gibson Southern-7
1987-Princeton Community-36 Gibson Southern-0
1988-Princeton Community-41 Gibson Southern-0
1989-Princeton Community-14 Gibson Southern-13(ot)
1990-Princeton Community-28 Gibson Southern-6
1991-Gibson Southern-7 Princeton Community-6
1992-Princeton Community-34 Gibson Southern-7
1993-Princeton Community-27 Gibson Southern-14
1994-Princeton Community-48 Gibson Southern-0
1995-Princeton Community-33 Gibson Southern-20
1996-Princeton Community-27 Gibson Southern-0
1997-Princeton Community-14 Gibson Southern-7
1998-Gibson Southern-61 Princeton Community-13
1999-Gibson Southern-42 Princeton Community-12
2000-Gibson Southern-41 Princeton Community-20
2001-Princeton Community-23 Gibson Southern-22
2002-Gibson Southern-35 Princeton Community-7
2003-Gibson Southern-33 Princeton Community-0
2004-Princeton Community-2 Gibson Southern-0(GS Forfeit;GS-27 PCHS-6)
2005-Gibson Southern-36 Princeton Community-0
2006-Gibson Southern-40 Princeton Community-14
2007-Gibson Southern-49 Princeton Community-0
2008-Gibson Southern-20 Princeton Community-6
2009-Gibson Southern-39 Princeton Community-17
2010-Gibson Southern-55 Princeton Community-14
2011-Gibson Southern-64 Princeton Community-14
2011(sect.)-Gibson Southern-48 Princeton Community-14
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For everyone in Euclid's path: Be Safe
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On Monday, Princeton Community High School and the entire Princeton Community suffered a great loss with the sudden death of 15 year Guidance Counselor Jim Dexter.
Mr. Dexter, who was an avid football fan and Green Bay Packer, leaves behind a wife and 4 children.
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Source: The Indiana Football Digest's Honor Roll -- Week Nine
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Source: Draft Reminder-The Sky is not Falling
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