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Did You Know?
Ron Jennings developed apowerful connection withreaders of the Democrat overhis 35 years as a reporter andcolumnist, and that commu-nity connection will be cele-brated in September whenJennings will be inductedinto the Missouri Press Asso-ciation Newspaper Hall ofFame.
Jennings, who worked forthe Democrat from 1972 to2007, will be joined by fiveother journalists set to be in-ducted into the hall on Sept.9 during the 145th annualconvention of the MPA. Theinductees were announcedThursday.
Jennings will be the firstDemocrat reporter to receivethe honor and will be part ofthe 21st group to be inductedafter the hall’s establishmentin 1991.
Democrat Editor Bob Sat-nan and former reporter JayNies spearheaded Jennings’nomination, which includedletters of support from De-mocrat Publisher DavePhillips, former DemocratEditor Doug Kneibert andElle Wasson, executive di-rector of Sedalia-PettisCounty United Way.MPA Executive DirectorDoug Crews told the Democ-rat that the selection commit-tee chose Jennings based onthe strength of his nomina-tion.
“The information submit-ted included an amazingamount of tributes from thecommunity, and it was greatto read all of that. It wasclear that Ron had made asignificant impact on thecommunity through hiswork,” Crews said.
Jennings, and his wife,Pat, a Sacred Heart Schoolcounselor, spoke to the De-mocrat by telephone on Fri-day while in Branson for afamily reunion and to cele-brate the couple’s 38th wed-ding anniversary. The couplewas notified of the honor lastweek, and both expressedsurprise at the announce-ment.
“Really, I would just ex-press my gratitude,” RonJennings said. “It is an honorfor us and for me. I am justcompletely surprised. Thankyou. I can’t tell you howmuch it means to me.”
Pat Jennings said sheknew of the nomination butdid not tell Ron so it wouldbe a surprise when the an-nouncement came fromMPA.
“Ron was Ron. He said:‘This wouldn’t have hap-pened at all if it hadn’t beenfor all the people who let mewrite about their lives.’ Thiswas totally unexpected forhim, but he is very happyabout it and very gratified.The newspaper was alwayspart of his life and the peoplehe wrote about became partof his life as well,” Pat said.
She said health complica-tions brought about by recur-ring brain tumors (an issueRon shared with readersthrough multiple surgeriesand treatments after the firsttumor was discovered in1990) have forced Ron torely on a powered wheel-chair to get around mostdays and have made it some-times difficult for him to ex-press himself.
“We are kind of at thepoint where we are not seek-
ing any additional treat-ment,” Pat said. “The onlyoption is to get into a sur-gery, which no one wants todo, or else into things thataren’t effective, likechemotherapy or radiation.”
Satnan called Jennings’legacy the “gold standard”that all other journalists andwriters for the paper arejudged against.
“If you were to walk thestreets of Sedalia and askany resident about Ron, youwould get an earful about hisalways positive demeanor,his compassion for his fellowman, his interest in lifting uphis community and, ofcourse, his wonderful storiesabout the people and placesthat make Sedalia a truehometown,” Satnan wrote inhis nomination letter.
In her letter, Wassonpraised Jennings’ skills as astoryteller and his ability topaint a full, complex pictureof the subjects of his stories.
“There are favorite fea-tures or sections of the news-paper that we focus on andRon’s was always at the topof my list. Writing has beenhis vocation, but people arehis passion. I thank Ron forsharing his passion with usall these years,” Wassonwrote.
Phillips wrote of Jen-nings’ “tenacity and quietspirit” in his nomination let-ter, citing a passage from acolumn Jennings wrote in1986 about a night aroundthe campfire:
“You looked around —and you saw the now-famil-iar faces that this sort of firebrought together, many ofwhom were strangers at thestart of the week. You lookedto the ground and you sawleaping flames of glowingembers. You looked up andsaw a sky spilling over withstars. You could spill yoursoul or just sit and ponder insilence. But you could neverjust sit there … Ever,” Jen-nings wrote.
“Ron was born with anextraordinary gift, and thereare many in our communitywho were inspired and en-lightened by his weeklycolumns. He is truly one of akind,” Phillips said.
Along with Jennings, theMPA will recognize the lateMelba and Nathaniel Sweets,longtime publishers of theSt. Louis American; the lateNorman J. Colman, secondpresident of MPA; Don War-den, retired publisher of theGasconade County Republi-can in Owensville; and DougDavis, publisher of theLamar Democrat.
Hall of fame to honorformer Democrat reporter
By Dennis Rich
Former Sedalia Democrat jour-nalist Ron Jennings posed for aportrait in 2008 with his newbook, a collection of some ofhis columns written while atthe Democrat.
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WEDNESDAY1:00 p.m.
(WGN) MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals vs.Chicago White Sox. (Live) (3:00)
6:00 p.m.(ESPN) Baseball (Live) (3:00)
THURSDAY4:00 p.m.
(ESPN2) USGA Golf Women’s Round 1 U.S.Open. (Live) (4:00)
6:00 p.m.(WGN) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs vs.Washington Nationals. (Live) (3:00)
FRIDAY4:00 p.m.
(ESPN2) USGA Golf Women’s Round 2 U.S.Open. (Live) (4:00)
6:30 p.m.(ESPN) NASCAR Auto Racing NationwideSeries Feed the Children 300. (Live) (3:00)
8:00 p.m.(ESPN2) Boxing Buchanan vs. Gonzales FridayNight Fights. (Live) (2:00)
SATURDAY1:15 p.m.
(ESPN) FIFA Soccer Women’s Quarter-finalWorld Cup. (Live) (2:30)
2:00 p.m.(5) (13) PGA Golf Round 3 John Deere Classic.(Live) (3:00)(8) (41) USGA Golf Women’s Round 3 U.S.Open. (Live) (3:00)
3:00 p.m.(4) MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins vs. ChicagoWhite Sox. (Live) (3:00)
6:00 p.m.(WGN) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs vs.Pittsburgh Pirates. (Live) (3:00)
6:30 p.m.(5) MLS Soccer Chivas U.S.A. vs. SportingKansas City. (Live) (2:30)(TNT) NASCAR Auto Racing Sprint Cup SeriesQuaker State 400. (Live) (3:30)
SUNDAY12:30 p.m.
(WGN) MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs vs.Pittsburgh Pirates. (Live) (2:45)
5:00 p.m.(ESPN2) MLB Baseball All-Star Futures Game.(Live) (3:00)
7:00 p.m.(ESPN) MLB Baseball New York Mets vs. SanFrancisco Giants. (Live) (3:00)
MONDAY7:00 p.m.
(ESPN) MLB Baseball Home Run Derby. (Live)(2:00)
TUESDAY7:00 p.m.
(4) MLB Baseball All-Star Game. AmericanLeague vs. National League. (Live) (3:00)
WEDNESDAY07/06 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30(4) SSoo YYoouu TThhiinnkk YYoouu CCaann DDaannccee "Top 14 Perform" (N) FFooxx 44 NNeewwss aatt 99 pp..mm.. (5) BBoossss "City of Cincinnati" CCrriimmiinnaall MMiinnddss "Corazon" CCSSII:: CCrriimmee SScceennee "Man Up"(6) NNaattuurree "The Gorilla King" NNoovvaa "Ape Genius" NNoovvaa sscciieenncceeNNOOWW (8) MMiinnuuttee WWIInn "Soul Sisters" (N) AAmmeerriiccaa''ss GGoott TTaalleenntt (N) LLoovvee iinn tthhee WWiilldd (N)(9) TThhee MMiiddddllee TThhee MMiiddddllee MMooddeerrnn FFaamm HHaappppyy EEnndd.. BBeeyyoonndd BBeelliieeff (N)(13) BBoossss "City of Cincinnati" CCrriimmiinnaall MMiinnddss "Corazon" CCSSII:: CCrriimmee SScceennee "Man Up"(17) TThhee MMiiddddllee TThhee MMiiddddllee MMooddeerrnn FFaamm HHaappppyy EEnndd.. BBeeyyoonndd BBeelliieeff (N)(41) MMiinnuuttee WWIInn "Soul Sisters" (N) AAmmeerriiccaa''ss GGoott TTaalleenntt (N) LLoovvee iinn tthhee WWiilldd (N)(62) FFiirrsstt KKiicckk MMLLSS SSoocccceerr Colorado Rapids vs. Sporting Kansas City (L) IInnssiiddee EEddiittiioonn
(A&E) SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss SSttoorraaggee WWaarrss(AMC) ��� TThhee MMaattrriixx RReellooaaddeedd ('03, Sci-Fi) Carrie-Anne Moss, Keanu Reeves.(CW) SSeeiinnffeelldd SSeeiinnffeelldd TToopp MMooddeell "Kyle Hagler" TToopp MMooddeell "Franca Sozzani"(DISC) SSoonnss ooff GGuunnss SSoonnss ooff GGuunnss SSoonnss ooff GGuunnss SSoonnss ooff GGuunnss SSoonnss ooff GGuunnss SSoonnss ooff GGuunnss(ESPN) ((66::0000)) BBaasseebbaallll (L) BBaasseebbaallll TToonniigghhtt (L)(FX) ��� WWiilldd HHooggss ('07, Com) William H. Macy, John Travolta. ��� WWiilldd HHooggss(HALL) LLiittttllee HHoouussee oonn tthhee PPrraaiirriiee FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr (HIST) SShhaappeess "A Boom with a View" TThhee LLoosstt KKeennnneeddyy HHoommee MMoovviieess (N)(LIFE) PPaawwnn SSttaarrss PPaawwnn SSttaarrss PPaawwnn SSttaarrss PPaawwnn SSttaarrss VVaanniisshheedd BB.. HHoolllloowwaayy(TBS) TThhee BBrroowwnnss TThhee BBrroowwnnss HHoouussee PPaayynnee HHoouussee PPaayynnee HHoouussee PPaayynnee HHoouussee PPaayynnee(TLC) MMyy BBiigg FFaatt GGyyppssyy WWeeddddiinngg PPrreeggnnaanntt PPrreeggnnaanntt TTooddddlleerrss && TTiiaarraass (TNT) TThhee MMeennttaalliisstt "Red Rum" FFrraannkklliinnBBaasshh "Big Fish" (N) MMeenn ooff aa CCeerrttaaiinn AAggee (N)(TVLD) AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy HHoott// CClleevvee.. HHaappppiillyyDDiivv.. (USA) NNCCIISS "Grace Period" RRooyyaall PPaaiinnss (N) NNeecceessssaarryy RRoouugghhnneessss (N)
THURSDAY07/07 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30(4) DDaannccee "2 of 14 Voted Off" (N) GGlleeee "Original Song" FFooxx 44 NNeewwss aatt 99 pp..mm.. (5) TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg RRuulleess ooff EEnngg BBiigg BBrrootthheerr (SP) (N) TThhee MMeennttaalliisstt "Red Hot"(6) GGrreeaatt PPeerrffoorrmmaanncceess aatt tthhee MMeett "Don Carlo" Nicholas Hytner directs Verdi's 'Don Carlo.'(8) CCoommmmuunniittyy PPaarrkkss aanndd RReecc TThhee OOffffiiccee 3300 RRoocckk LLoovvee BBiitteess "TMI" (N)(9) WWiippeeoouutt (N) EExxppeeddiittiioonn IImmppoossssiibbllee (N) RRooookkiiee BBlluuee (N)(13) TThhee BBiigg BBaanngg RRuulleess ooff EEnngg BBiigg BBrrootthheerr (SP) (N) TThhee MMeennttaalliisstt "Red Hot"(17) WWiippeeoouutt (N) EExxppeeddiittiioonn IImmppoossssiibbllee (N) RRooookkiiee BBlluuee (N)(41) CCoommmmuunniittyy PPaarrkkss aanndd RReecc TThhee OOffffiiccee 3300 RRoocckk LLoovvee BBiitteess "TMI" (N)(62) WW..TTrraaccee "The Damage Done" WWiitthhoouutt aa TTrraaccee "911" KKCCTTVV NNeewwss IInnssiiddee EEddiittiioonn
(A&E) TThhee FFiirrsstt 4488 TThhee FFiirrsstt 4488 FFiirrsstt 4488:: MMiissssiinngg (N)(AMC) ��� TThhee MMaattrriixx RReevvoolluuttiioonnss ('03, Sci-Fi) Laurence Fishburne, Keanu Reeves.(CW) SSeeiinnffeelldd SSeeiinnffeelldd 1/2 VVaammppiirree DD.. "Masquerade" NNiikkiittaa "The Recruit"(DISC) DDeeaaddllyy CCaattcchh "Pirate School" SSwwoorrddss:: LLiiffee oonn tthhee LLiinnee SSwwoorrddss:: LLiiffee oonn tthhee LLiinnee (ESPN) YYeeaarr ooff tthhee QQuuaarrtteerrbbaacckk QQuuaarrtteerrbbaacckk "The Brady 6" BBaasseebbaallll TToonniigghhtt (L)(FX) TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff WWiillffrreedd (N) LLoouuiiee (N)(HALL) LLiittttllee HHoouussee "The Silent Cry" FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr (HIST) SSwwaammpp "House Divided" SSwwaammpp PPeeooppllee (N) AAlliieennss "Alien Contacts"(LIFE) UUnnssoollvveedd MMyysstteerriieess UUnnssoollvveedd MMyysstteerriieess UUnnssoollvveedd MMyysstteerriieess(TBS) ���� HHiittcchh ('05, Com) Eva Mendes, Will Smith. FFaammiillyy GGuuyy FFaammiillyy GGuuyy (TLC) PPoolliiccee WWoommeenn...... PPoolliiccee "This Too Shall Pass" NNYY IInnkk "Think Again" (N)(TNT) BBoonneess BBoonneess BBoonneess (TVLD) AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy LLoovveess RRaayy ((::3355)) RRaayymmoonndd ((::0055)) RRaayymmoonndd ((::4400)) RRaayymmoonndd(USA) NNCCIISS "Trojan Horse" BBuurrnn "Mind Games" (N) SSuuiittss "Inside Track" (N)
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FRIDAY07/08 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30(4) BBoonneess HHoouussee "Recession Proof" FFooxx 44 NNeewwss aatt 99 pp..mm..(5) FFllaasshh "Personal Effects" (N) CCSSII:: NNYY "Vigilante" BBllooooddss "To Tell the Truth"(6) WWaasshh.. WWeeeekk TToo CCoonnttrraarryy WWeeaalltthhTTrraacckk IInn.. WWaasshhnnggttnn MMccLLaauugghh HHeeaarrttllaanndd (8) FF.. NNiigghhtt "Texas Whatever" (N) DDaatteelliinnee NNBBCC (9) SShhaarrkk TTaannkk PPrriimmeettiimmee:: YYoouu DDoo?? 2200//2200(13) FFllaasshh "Personal Effects" (N) CCSSII:: NNYY "Vigilante" BBllooooddss "To Tell the Truth"(17) SShhaarrkk TTaannkk PPrriimmeettiimmee:: YYoouu DDoo?? 2200//2200 (41) FF.. NNiigghhtt "Texas Whatever" (N) DDaatteelliinnee NNBBCC (62) MMoonnkk MMoonnkk KKCCTTVV NNeewwss IInnssiiddee EEddiittiioonn
(A&E) CCrriimmiinnaall MMiinnddss "Normal" CCrriimmiinnaall MMiinndd "Demonology" CCrriimmiinnaall MMiinnddss "Omnivore"(AMC) ��� TThhee MMaattrriixx RReellooaaddeedd ('03, Sci-Fi) Carrie-Anne Moss, Keanu Reeves.(CW) SSeeiinnffeelldd SSeeiinnffeelldd 2/2 SSmmaallllvviillllee "Finale" 1/2 SSuuppeerrnnaattuurraall (DISC) SSuurrvviivvaall "Road to Nowhere" SSwwaammppLLoogg "Land Dispute" SSwwaammppLLoogg "Hell of a Week"(ESPN) ((66::3300)) NNAASSCCAARR AAuuttoo RRaacciinngg Feed the Children 300 Site: Kentucky Speedway (L) SSppoorrttssCCeenntteerr(FX) ��� MMeenn ooff HHoonnoorr ('00, Dra) Cuba Gooding Jr., Robert De Niro. MMoovviiee (HALL) LLiittttllee HHoouussee oonn tthhee PPrraaiirriiee FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr FFrraassiieerr (HIST) PPiicckkeerrss "Getting the Boot" PPaawwnn SSttaarrss PPaawwnn SSttaarrss RReessttoorraattiioonn RReessttoorraattiioonn (LIFE) RReebbaa RReebbaa RReebbaa RReebbaa RReebbaa RReebbaa (TBS) FFaammiillyy GGuuyy FFaammiillyy GGuuyy ��� LLaasstt HHoolliiddaayy ('06, Com) L.L. Cool J, Queen Latifah.(TLC) SSaayy YYeess ttoo SSaayy YYeess ttoo SSaayy YYeess ttoo SSaayy YYeess ttoo SSaayy YYeess ttoo SSaayy YYeess ttoo(TNT) ���� TThhee DDaa VViinnccii CCooddee (2006, Drama) Audrey Tautou, Jean Reno, Tom Hanks.(TVLD) AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy LLoovveess RRaayy (USA) NNCCIISS "Identity Crisis" LLaaww&&OO..::SSVVUU "Limitations" CCSSII:: CCrriimmee SScceennee "XX"
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SATURDAY07/09 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30(4) CCooppss CCooppss FFaammiillyy GGuuyy CClleevveellaanndd FFooxx 44 NNeewwss aatt 99 pp..mm..(5) ((66::3300)) MMLLSS SSoocccceerr Chivas U.S.A. vs. Sporting Kansas City (L) 4488 HHoouurrss MMyysstteerryy(6) JJeerrrryy AAddaammss RRiivveerrmmiilleess WWooooddssoonnggss "Rhonda Vincent" AAuussttiinn CCiittyy LLiimmiittss(8) WWiinn IItt "A Love Connection?" LLaaww && OOrrddeerr:: CCrriimmiinnaall IInntteenntt LLaaww && OOrrddeerr:: SS..VV..UU.. "Pursuit"(9) 110011 WWaayyss// GGaammee SShhooww EExxppeeddiittiioonn IImmppoossssiibbllee RRooookkiiee BB "Bad Moon Rising"(13) CCHHAAOOSS "Mincemeat" (N) 4488 HHoouurrss MMyysstteerryy 4488 HHoouurrss MMyysstteerryy(17) 110011 WWaayyss// GGaammee SShhooww EExxppeeddiittiioonn IImmppoossssiibbllee RRooookkiiee BB "Bad Moon Rising"(41) WWiinn IItt "A Love Connection?" LLaaww && OOrrddeerr:: CCrriimmiinnaall IInntteenntt LLaaww && OOrrddeerr:: SS..VV..UU.. "Pursuit"(62) FFrriieennddss FFrriieennddss SSccrruubbss LLoovveess RRaayy KKCCTTVV NNeewwss CCiinneemmaaKKCC
(A&E) HHooaarrddeerrss HHooaarrddeerrss "Billy Bob/ Jean" HHooaarrddeerrss "Phyllis/ Janet"(AMC) ���� TThhee EEnnffoorrcceerr ('76, Act) Tyne Daly, Clint Eastwood. � DDeeaatthh WWiisshh IIVV:: TThhee CCrraa...(CW) SSeeiinnffeelldd SSeeiinnffeelldd HHoouussee "Hunting" HHoouussee "The Mistake"(DISC) DDiinnoo GGaannggss MMyytthhBBuusstteerrss "Paper Armor" MMyytthh "Let There Be Light"(ESPN) NNFFLL''ss GGrreeaatteesstt "2007 NFC Championship" BBaasseebbaallll TToonniigghhtt (L)(FX) ((55::3300)) � PPiinneeaappppllee EExxpprreessss TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff TTwwoo aanndd HHaallff(HALL) ((66::0000)) � TThhee EEnnggaaggeemmeenntt ... � TThhee EEnnggaaggeemmeenntt RRiinngg ('05, Rom) Patricia Heaton.(HIST) AAppooccaallyyppssee Does a remote island in the Pacific hold clues? SSeevveenn SSiiggnnss ooff AAppoocc..(LIFE) ((66::0000)) � MMiinnii''ss FFiirrsstt TTiimmee ��� FFooooll''ss GGoolldd ('08, Adv) Matthew McConaughey.(TBS) TThhee BBrroowwnnss TThhee BBrroowwnnss ��� DDiiaarryy ooff aa MMaadd BBllaacckk WWoommaann Kimberly Elise.(TLC) DDaatteelliinnee:: RReeaall LLiiffee MMyysstteerriieess DDaatteelliinnee:: RReeaall LLiiffee MMyysstteerriieess RReeaall LLiiffee "Obsession"(TNT) ((66::3300)) NNAASSCCAARR AAuuttoo RRaacciinngg Quaker State 400 Site: Kentucky Speedway -- Sparta, Ky. (L)(TVLD) AAllll iinn FFaammiillyy ((::3355)) FFaammiillyy ((::1100)) RRaayymmoonndd ((::4400)) RRaayymmoonndd ((::1155)) RRaayymmoonndd ((::5500)) RRaayymmoonndd(USA) MMoovviiee ��� II NNooww PPrroonnoouunnccee YYoouu CChhuucckk aanndd LLaarrrryy ('07, Com) Adam Sandler.
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FridayFriday Night Lights(8) (41) 7:00 p.m.CoachTaylor has a tough decision tomake when he’s offered a deal he can’trefuse.Taylor Kitsch reprises his role asTim Riggins, who considers his futureplans when an old flame shows up inDillon.Also, the fate of the football pro-gram is decided.
SaturdayFlipping Vegas(A&E) 11:00 a.m.When Scott sets out to gut a completelyoutdated home, he encounters a scary,uninvited houseguest. Cameras followthe risk-taking house flipper, his wifeAmie and their crew as they buy run-down, abandoned houses and renovatethem.
SundayBritish Grand Prix(4) 11:00 a.m.The best of the best gather across thepond for the British Grand Prix, featur-ing some of the most famous F1 driversin the world.The highly anticipatedevent is one of the sport’s longest-run-ning world-championship races.
MondayMan vs. Wild(DISC) 8:00 p.m.Jake Gyllenhaal and Bear Grylls set offon an adventure into a landscape domi-nated by mountains, glaciers and evenactive volcanoes. Gyllenhaal will haveto follow Grylls everywhere he goes,and eat whatever he eats as the twomen struggle to survive.
TuesdayI Kid With Brad Garrett(TLC) 7:00 p.m.Emmy winner Brad Garrett heads toChinatown with some kids and laterhelps another group of youngsters pickout the perfect pet. In the unique series,the comedian takes an amusing lookinside the minds of kids as he asksthem about the world around them.
WednesdayMinute to WinIt(8) (41) 7:00 p.m.Women dominatethe million-dollar cir-cle in this special epi-sode. Shalaina Fother-ingham and MarinaShaw work together tobuild a pyramid as theyvie for the big money. Lat-er, two sets of sisters com-pete in a cup-stacking chal-lenge.
ThursdayNY Ink(TLC) 9:00 p.m.
Jessica is in for a wake-upcall after a magazine photoshoot motivates her to re-evaluate her job.Ami has
some advice for her.At thesame time, Robear has
reached the end of his ropebecause ofTommy’s
relentlesspranks.
(USA) 8:00 p.m.
Burn NoticeThe adventure continues for one-time blacklisted spy Michael Weston andhis rag-tag crew in the fifth season of “Burn Notice,” airing Thursday, July7, on USA. Now that Weston has brought down a worldwide conspiracy, heworks with his former agency alongside a hot-tempered beauty and a for-mer Navy SEAL.
Highlights this week
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Hyperthermia a real threat foroutdoorsmen in summer
My fellow members of the ProfessionalOutdoor Media Association and I semi-offi-cially consider hunting and fishing to be theonly traditional outdoor sports, but I am notabout to break my favorite fly rod over thehead of someone who thinks we should haveincluded mushroom gathering or even naturephotography.
Participating in any of these sports is saferon an accident-per-participant-per-hour basisthan is engaging in just about any physicalactivity you’d care to name, including golf.
Relative safety is far too often accompa-nied by confusion regarding the comparativedanger posed by situations or conditions anoutdoorsman might encounter.
For the purposes of this discussion I’vedivided potential threats to summertime out-door safety into three categories: real, vaguelypossible and (almost) forgettable.
Hyperthermia is the medical term for whathappens when the body is unable to regulatethe upper limits of its internal temperature. Iteasily ranks first on the list of real dangers.
Hyperthermia is responsible for a sizablemajority of all potentially life-threatening out-door incidents during the hot weather months.
The classic symptoms of hyperthermia(which is also called heat stroke, heat exhaus-tion or heat prostration) include various com-binations of excessive sweating followed byno sweating, fatigue, disorientation, inabilityto make simple decisions, and unconscious-ness.
People with these symptons should seekmedical attention immediately.
Heat-related disorders are easy to prevent.Avoid spending long periods of time outdoorsduring the middle part of the day, when thesun’s rays are their strongest and most direct.
Drink plenty of cool water, but limit con-sumption of beer and caffeinated soda. Wearlong pants and long sleeved shirts except whenactively engaged in water sports like swim-ming and skiing.
Mosquitos, ticks, chiggers, spiders andother assorted bugs have taken the fun out ofcountless outdoor experiences, and they can doa lot more.
Some species of mosquitos and ticks carrydiseases, the effects of which on humans rangefrom unpleasant to fatal.
Most problems with ticks, chiggers andmosquitos can be greatly reduced by wearinglong pants with the cuffs duck taped to the topof 11-inch boots, which also eliminates thepossibility of snake bite.
Add a long sleeved shirt tucked into thewaistband of the pants. Wear a cap and add abug proof head net — which doubles as thebest face mask you’ll every use — if either theticks or the mosquitos are especially pesky.
A good insect repellent fills the final chinkin the outdoorsman’s anti-bug armor.
Missouri is home to copperheads, severalspecies of rattlesnakes, and a few cottonmouthwater moccasins, all of which are venomous.
Being bitten by a snake is firmly within thevaguely possible danger category.
With the debatable exception of the cotton-mouth, Missouri’s poisonous snakes are shycreatures, which are as afraid of people as peo-ple are of them. Paying attention to where youput your hands and feet and using commonsense if you encounter a snake are all it takesto make you statistically slither-proof.
Healthy small mammals (raccoons, opos-sums, foxes, skunks, bats, etc.) are a vaguelypossible threat to humans.
A mammal of any size or species can beextremely dangerous to people if the animal isinfected with rabies or one of several othertransmittable diseases.
If you encounter a wild animal that showsno fear of people, drools, staggers, is obvi-ously sick, or is out and about at an unusualtime or in an unusual place for that species,give it a wide berth.
Do not attempt to capture it or give it anytype of assistance no matter how well inten-tioned. Contact a conservation agent and tellhim or her exactly where and when you sawthe animal.
A surprising number of Missourians arefearful of the state’s increasing numbers ofmountain lions, black bears and coyotes.
There are documented fatal attacks onhumans in other states by all three of thosespecies. People who venture into Missouri’soutdoors face a danger of being eaten by alarge wild animal are so astronomically remotethat it should be forgotten.
If you absolutely have to be worried abouta large animal, keep an eye out for a bull in thepasture you’re sneaking across to get to someforbidden farm pond.
Real, vaguely possible, forgettable dangers
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Noritake serving dish-es
Crystal lamp w/prisms32 piece set crystal50’s red and whitesugar, flour, saltand pepper
Some old booksWooden ironingboard
Shoe last bookendsMiller Time pool tablelight
Coors, Budweiser,Olly, Grapette,Pepsi signs andclocks
Lot old costume jew-elry
Old Maytag wringerwasherHOUSEHOLD
Sofa and loveseatw/recliners
Oval dining table, 4chairs, china hutch
Queen size Spanishclassic bed, tripledresser, chest onchest, night stand
Full size Jenny Lindbed w/chest ofdrawers
2 Jenny Lind twinbeds
3 Pressed back oakbar stools
Bar EquipmentCitation 15 chestfreezer
Rect. Table, 4 chairs,antique white finish
Pool table, has newerslate, needs minorrepair
Pool table equipmentBlack computer deskand bookcase
Gun case2 Holmes oil heatersMicrowave ovenCoffee tablesJewelry armoireSmall wishbone cabi-net
Rocking chairSofa w/matchingrocker
Old wardrobeFitz and FloydChristmas servingpieces
Mikasa Christmasserving pieces
Lot of glassware,dishes, etc
Baking dishes andpans
Linens, comforters,etc
Small formica table, 2chairs
Small kitchen appli-ances
CD player, CDrecorder, stereoreceiver
Karaoke equipment,Panasonic sur-round sound HomeTheater
3 Window air unitsLot canning jars, andequipment
FARM EQUIPMENTFord 600 tractor3 pt 5’ blade3 pt 6’ blade5’ brush cutterDisk3 pt auger, 10”3 pt 2 bottom plowPto driven seeder2-300 gal fuel tanksw/stands
Tandem axle trailer,needs bedLAWN - GARDEN
PATIOLand Pride finishmower
Troybilt Econo-horserear tine tiller
Troybilt lawn sweeperw/chipper/shredder
Lawnboy push mowerCraftsman gardencart w/dump bed
Kimco 15 gal sprayer2 push plowsCharbroil Infrared grillGlass top wroughtiron table andchairs
Glass top wroughtiron coffee table
10 x 10’ First upgazebo w/curtains
Bug zappersRedwood picnic
table, benchesRound redwood tablew/benches
TOOLSLot Caterpillar filters,hoses, etc
Caterpillar D6R drawbar
A frame w/winchGeneratorWooden tool cabinetSeveral air tools, nail-er, drills, etc
6’ & 9’ wooden stepladders
BOAT14’ Sea Nymph Jonboat, Johnson 20hp Outboard motor,Motorguide trollingmotor, trailerRECREATIONAL
Lot fishing rods andreels (some col-lectible)
Minnow buckets, dipand casting nets
Scuba gear Duck andgoose decoys
Coleman dual fuelcamp stove
Coleman lanternTackle and tackleboxes
Outboard motor dollyWeber grillElectric smokerPropane turkey fryerJennings CompoundBow
Bear Compound BowMISCELLANEOUSChicken coopDodge truck grillguard
4 wheeler tiresFurniture dollyDogloo and other doghouses
2 transitsMany other items toonumerous to men-tion
MRS. (RUSS) SHIRLEY LOWETerms of Sale: Cash or approved check. Not responsiblefor accidents. Statements made day of sale take prece-
dence over printed material. Lunch served
REAL ESTATESELLS AT 11 AM
What a great property in ForbesLake of the Ozarks! Three bed-room, 2 bath home. 24x25detached garage. 40 x 60 shopis the handiman’s dream, withgarage doors tall enough toaccommodate a 5th wheel trail-
er, tractors, etc. The large air compressor is an added bonus! All ofthis on 11+ acres, and you get the use of the community fishinglakes, tennis court, and other amenities!
Terms of Real Estate: 20% down day of sale, balance plus applica-ble closing costs day of closing. Seller will furnish title insurance,taxes will be prorated. Seller is ready to move, and ready to sell, socome prepared to buy! For information contact Lacey Smallwood,United Country Lincoln Realty 660-547-3535 or cell 660-221-6844.
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GLEN Fahrni, Auction Service573-789-1447, cell
FARM MACHINERYAUCTION
SAT., JULY 9, 9 A.M.9 A.M. TOOLS
11 A.M. GUNS & TRACTORSFrom Versailles, MO, go east on Hwy
52 to Route C, left on C 8 miles toClark Cutoff. Signs will be posted.7600 Ford 4x4 with cab, dual power, turbo,only 1600 hours, 86HP; Westendorf Level-matic loader; 5000 Ford, diesel, clean; 24002T Bush Hog loader; AC 160 diesel with hyd.Loader; JD mower conditioner; New Holland463 disc mower; JD 1327 discbine, 9’;Massey Ferguson 550 combine with 14’table; NH 351 sickle mower, 9’; NH 256 Hayrake; NH 10 ton running gear with 200bushel gravity box; Bush Hog H.D. hole dig-ger; Diamond K 10’ box blade, new; Dia-mond K hydraulic bale unroller; blade; direscoop; 6’ brush hog; Wilson self catch headgate; farm gates, implement tires; HD 16’utility trailer; 18 ½’ gooseneck flat trailer,new; 13’ MF wheel disc; 4 disc plow.TOOLS: Air compressor; 220 stick welder;14” Milwaukee chop saw; Craftsman grinder;Craftsman ¾ socket set; air impact; cordlessdrill; anvil; vise; table come-along; hydrauliccylinders; top links; draw bars; log chains;Craftsman 5 HP tiller; implement tires &wheels; lots of other farm implements &tools. GUNS: 870 Remington Super Magpump turkey gun, like new; 410 Stevens;ammo, knives; hunting clothes, WesternSaddle & tack.
www.auctionarrows.comAUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Nice clean low-hourestate tractors, a lot of Nelson’s tools are new orin like new condition. Plan to be with us on the 9th.If it’s too hot or raining, we’ll be inside.
PUBLIC AUCTION!
CLIP & SAVE
DICK’S AUCTION SERVICEJohn F. Dick, Auctioneer & Sale Mgr.
660-826-5871 or [email protected] ~ auctionzip.com
We’re In The Bid’ness!
1401 South Prospect ~ Sedalia, Mo.2 Blocks North Of Coca Cola Dist.
SUN., JULY 10, 12:30 PMTHIS IS A SUPER CLEAN
AUCTION SALE!ANTIQUES - COLLECTIBLES - HOUSE-HOLD - TOOLS & LOTS - LOTS MORE!
Loveseat, King Size Bed, Dresser, Sofas, Re-cliner, End Tables, Coffee Tables, Lots AndLots Of Brass ItemsAnd Figurines And More,Like New Sears Refrigerator, TVs, GlasstopTable And Chairs, Lots O Books, Apt Size Re-frig, Drop Leaf Table, Waterloo Tool Cab,VHS Video Recorder, Records & Tapes,Sewing Mach, Cook Books, Kitchen Items,Cookware, Ladders, Treadmill, Linens, AirCompressor, Tools, Hand And Some PowerTools, Push Mower Like New, Gas WeedEater, B&D Cordless Tool Set, Lumbar, ChainSaws, Garden Tools, Yard Items, Set Of 12China, Dishware, Old Glassware, SilverItems, Jewel Tea Glasses, Bowls, FancyGlassware Some Fenton, Lead Crystal,Paper Weights, Rare Small Square Egg Skil-let Griswold, Bells, Birds, Ornate Glass, Lots,Lots, Lots More Still Listing!FULL LISTING GO TO AUCTIONZIP.COMMRS. RICHARD (ANNA) LINDGREN
MARKET SUMMARYTuesday, June 28, 2011
Total Receipts 837 Head
300-400400-500500-600600-700700-800800-900
300-400400-500500-600600-700700-800800-900
$148.50 - $166.00$147.70 - $164.75$141.00 - $157.00$131.25 - $142.75$131.50 - $133.60$126.10 -
$138.75 - $154.00$134.75 - $143.00$135.75 - $143.25$124.50 - $129.75$121.85 - $124.50$116.90 - $118.50
Steers Average ~ High Heifers Average ~ High
COW/CALF PAIRSBOTTLE CALVESBRED COWSSLAUGHTER COWS
BREEDING BULLSSLAUGHTER BULLS
RANGE: $1090 - $1525
RANGE: $660 - $1060RANGE: $200 - $250
RANGE: $1050 - $1400RANGE: $72.50 - $94.00
SHELLY $21.50-$41.50BETTER $65.00 - $74.00
(5-7 HIGHER)
FARMERS LIVESTOCKAUCTION
P.O. Box 91 • BOONVILLELarry Bock, Owner
Service ... It’s what we’re about!660-882-7413
SAT., JULY 9 • 6 PMTOOLS: Air Compressor, 2 DrillPresses, Table Saw, 2 Radial ArmSaws 110 & 220, Pallet Jack, LightedOutdoor Message Sign, AluminumLadders one 24 ft., Tile Cutter, ToolBoxes, Hand Tools, Work Light,Scaffolding 16 & 12 ft. Alum Strike OffBoard, 16 ft. Alum Walk Board, 2-8ft.Step Ladders, Transit & Stand, AndMuch More. ALSO: Old Signs, Beersigns, Heaters, Ride On Fire Engine,Old Metal Toys, Old Dolls, Well Pump,Kitchen Pump, Hot Wheels, CapPistols, Glassware, Furniture, Antiques& Collectibles With Much More To BeUnpacked. This will be a large sale.
TUE., JULY 12 • 6 PMGlassware, Antiques & Collectibles,household useables, Furniture, Tableswill be full.
Hwy 50 Auction1 mile East of Knob Noster, MO
660-563-6641 • 660-909-7556
LAND AUCTIONWED., JULY 27, 11:00 A.M.158 acres m/l located approximately 6 milessouth of Pilot Grove, Mo., on Highway A. All inthe NE 1/4 of Section 6, T-46, R-18, CooperCounty, Mo. The land is highly productive with140.4 acres of crop land and 140.4 base acres.Land is presently rented with 1/2 of crops to goto new buyer. Auction to be held at CommunityBuilding in City Park in Pilot Grove, Mo.TERMS: 10% down day of auction with remainderat closing within 30 days. A 4% buyers premiumwill be added to purchase price. Announcementsday of auction take precedence over printed mate-rial. Sellers reserve the right to confirm last bid.
QUINLAN AGENCY.COM660-882-6543
Auctioneer Howard M. Robertson 660-621-2081View pictures at quinlanagency.com
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Houses -Rent3 BR 1 BATH, wood heat, available now, Cole Camp School, located between Cole Camp & Sedalia. $500 rent 660-827-2891, 660-221-2787
IN COUNTRY: 3 BR, secluded setting on blacktop. Northwest school district, central air. $500 rent + deposit. Outside pets ok. (660)287-5548
NICE 2 BR HOME Modern, about 7 miles south of Sedalia on Anderson School Road. $450/month + $350 deposit. Available now. (660)463-7263
SEDALIA:3 BR House $475, 3 BR Duplex $350,
Rent to own $1500 down. 660-827-5456
Duplex -RentNEW 3 BR, 2 baths, all elec-tric, heat pump, appliances, sewer & trash paid No pets. $700 rent + $700 deposit. (660)281-1212
Mobile Home-Sale1972 12x65 2 bedroom mobile home. All appliances, some furniture. Good condition. Set up in Knob Noster. $4700 ne-gotiable. Call (660)563-3205.
2011 MOBILE HOMEStimulus Package, Cash for Clunkers, $25,000 trade-In, Landowner’s Discount.417-414-8695
Mobile Home-Sale$0 DOWN,
$500 CLOSING COSTSFor the Home of your Dreams!Call 660-826-8345 or visit
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08 Gr.Caravan 1-Own..............1399505 Gr.Caravan 84K ....................799506 Rendezvous AWD...............1199502 Suburban 4wd ......................899503 Honda Element 4wd .............799504 Tahoe 4wd 1-Own...............1399504 Trailblazer 4wd .....................799501 Explorer Sport 4wd ..............599508 Focus 29K ...........................1299508 Fusion Loaded....................1199507 Malibu LT...............................899508 Camry 1-Own ......................1299507 Cobalt 1-Own ........................899502 Monte Carlo 65K...................599504 Camry ....................................799501 Camaro..................................649507 Mustang 73K.......................1349507 Buick LaCrosse ....................999504 Cavaler ..................................449500 LeSabre .................................399504 Ford F250 SuperCab 4wd Diesel........1599504 Chevy XCab 4wd ................1299506 Chevy XCab 4wd 1-Own ....1499505 Dodge Ram QuadCab 1-Own..1049505 Ford SuperCrew 4wd .........1399503 Ford SuperCrew 4wd .........1099501 Chevy Reg Cab.....................649502 Dodge QuadCab ...................799506 Ranger...................................699505 Ford SuperCrew Lariat ......13995
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Jerry BakerAuto Sales600 Industrial Dr.
Sedalia, MO660-826-5451
House -SalePEACEFUL LIVING can be yours in this lovely 3 BR, 3 bath, well-maintained & spot-less home built in 2005 with spacious kitchen, lots of natu-ral light & finished walk-out basement. Pretty park like set-ting with covered picnic area, shop building & pond sur-rounded by your own private 35 acres with mature trees and plenty of wildlife located in Sto-ver School District. $289,900. #60858. Real Estate Brokers of Missouri. 660-827-0900
Acreage -Sale15 ACRES for sale South of Sedalia just off U Hwy. 1/3 tim-ber, 2/3 pasture. Excellent building site. $62,500. Call (660)473-1861 for information.
THREE & FIVE ACRE Wooded Lots near Edwards, MO. Mobiles, RVs allowed. $0 down, owner finance, from $150/month. Free map & price list 785-841-2581.
Farm -SaleEXCELLENT LAYING HENoperation retrofitted to pre-
mium specs in 2006 on beauti-ful 68 acre setting with (4) 42’x420; hen houses, barn, riding arena & machine shed with 3 BR, 1 bath living
quarters. #58044. Real Estate Brokers of Missouri (660)827-0900
Lake Prop -Sale
Lake Prop -Sale
LAKE OF THE OZARKS - 3 Bedroom home - $49,900, $3900 down, $389 per month, on 3+ wooded acres. Cedar stained, cedar trim, large deck, all utilities, unfinished inside. Owner financing, no credit checks. Between Stover and Laurie, MO. Take Lake Road 135-12, to the Ivy Bend Office. Closed Tuesdays. Call (573)372-6493 everyday till 7 pm (573)372-6493
MUST SELL! Owner no longer able to manage. Small acre-age with clean mobile home. Nice area, nice neighbors. Taking offers. Warsaw area. 660-229-0997 For directions.
Feed/SeedBIG ROUND BALES STRAWnet wrapped. ALSO Feeder pigs & 1990 Ford with bale bed. Call 660-827-2891 or
660-221-2787
Control AlgaeIn lakes or ponds with
Barley Straw: 40 lb bale $8. Holden, MO 816-732-6994
SQUARE BALES of Wheat Straw ($3.50 each) and Mixed Grass Hay ($2.50 each), twine tied, some delivery available. Call (660)826-9071.
WANTED:Good quality big round bales of hay, out of the field to put under cover. Grass/clover mix or second cutting preferred. Also big round bales of straw. Versailles area (573)378-6675
WHEAT STRAW $3.50 per bale. Myers Farm. Hwy 65 near Cole Camp.
660-668-4445, 660-287-6508
Farm(3) 4000 BUSHEL
grain bins, no drying floors. $2000 each or $5000 for all. Call (573)378-4172
CUSTOM HAY BALINGby the share or by the bale.Western Pettis or Easter John-son Counties. 660-460-0299
or 660-620-1693
PIPE FENCING2 7/8”, 2 3/8”, and all other size pipe. 1” and 7/8”
Sucker Rod.Also Fiberglass Sucker Rods.
Delivery available.Call 573-280-5938.
www.nickelsbrokerageinc.net
Machinery1949 FORD 8N TRACTOR, runs good, comes with wheel weights, chains, blade & disc. Asking $2450 or best offer. Call (660)596-3823.
2 NEW HOLLAND Hay Stack-ers, Models 1012 & 1033, $3000 choice. KNIGHT 3030 Reel Auger Mixer Wagon, like new, $18500. VERMEER 605 D big Baler, $600. 3-POINTBrush Hog, Side Arm, SM60, 5’, telescoping boom, $500. 15’ BATWING Brush Hogs, reasonable. (660)882-6440
2640 John Deerenew engine, loader, everything works good. $15,000 or best offer. Call 573-378-6198
375 JOHN DEERE BALER Good condition, ready to bale good tight 800-pound bales.
$4250.Call (660)723-2331
Machinery
Martin’s TractorWarrensburg, MO
KubotaL3600 4x4, 31HP with loaderL4610 4x4, 40HP with loaderM5700 53HP with loader, Nice M7040 4x4, 308 hours, loader
Ford/New Holland:2600 Diesel 32HP, live PTO3910 Diesel 4x4 with loader7600 Diesel 84HP with loaderTC33DA 4x4 Hydro, loader
John Deere:1020 Gas 38HP, good tires2155 Diesel 45HP with loader2240 Diesel 50HP with loader2640 Diesel 70HP Excellent!4300 Hydro 30HP with loader4020 Diesel 95HP, like new!• Full line 3-point Implements!• Front Loaders for all makes!
Call 660-747-1170
MachineryNEW HOLLAND 355
Grinder MIxerGood condition.Call (573)392-8418
Livestock
16 Feeder Pigsaverage 50 - 55 pounds.
816-728-2411 or 816-728-0042
Horses & TackREGISTERED HALFLINGERmare, 11 years old, very gen-tle, broke to drive & ride, also comes with wagon & leather harness. $2500. 660-287-2171
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It rained on their parade — and prettymuch everything else — but PettisCounty Relay for Life still had a success-ful 2011 event in the eyes of its organiz-ers.
This year’s Relay, with the main eventheld June 10 at the west campground atthe Missouri State Fairgrounds, hasbrought in $89,437.21. The goal of$90,000 can still be reached, though, asteams can turn in money thru July 31.
Stephanie Louiselle, chairwoman ofthe Pettis County Relay, said, “There isstill money out there that probably hasn’tbeen credited yet,” but added the total isa good representation of what was raised.
Louiselle said she was pleased withthe outcome “considering we got rainedout about 11 p.m.” The event was sched-uled to run overnight June 10-11, but acollection of significant storms movedinto the area the evening of June 10 andforced organizers to regroup.
“The rain came during the openingceremony,” Louiselle said, causing post-ponement of some Relay traditionalevents. “We got the Survivors Lap in atabout 8 p.m., then did the parade ofteams and the luminaria lighting. Thecommittee then got together and decidedto call it off before next storm came in.”
Pam Ollison, Pettis County Relay sur-vivors chair, said dealing with unpre-dictable weather comes with the territory.
“It’s better if we can have (the event)outside,” she said. “The communitycomes and participates more. We got ourmajor ceremonies in ... but (bad weather)does affect our numbers.”
Ollison said the impact was felt great-est by teams that sell food during theovernight event to raise money.
Louiselle said, “Considering the shortnight, we’re happy we came in where wedid. You can’t help Mother Nature.”
This was the first year Relay was heldat the fairgrounds, moving from JennyJaynes Stadium. Ollison said she lovedthe new location.
“It was much easier to set up. All theway around, it was just way better,” shesaid.
Concerning the football stadium, Olli-son said, “There were issues with the ac-tual playing field — we tried to respect it,but we needed more space than what thatallowed us.”
Louiselle appreciated participants’ pa-tience through the bad weather, and saidshe is hopeful that “everybody comesback and does it again next year.”
Ollison said, “We had a lot of in-volvelment, but I still would like to seemore involvement.”
She said if any club or organizationwould like to learn more about Relay forLife, “There are many of us who wouldbe happy to come speak with them.”
Relay for Life leaderspleased with outcome,
new venueBy Bob Satnan
To learn more about Relay for Lifeor to make a donation,
call 800-227-2345.
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