Mary Anne Simpson

Mary Anne Simpson

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University of California, Irvine, B.A. Social Ecology. Western State College of Law, California, JD Law.

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  • Fresh Red Beet and Mango Recipe
    5/21/2012
    The red beet contains polyphenols and antioxidants. The mango is rich in vitamin A, potassium and vitamin b-6. The red beet and mango offer heart benefits. My recipe is delicious.
  • Best Vehicle I Ever Owned: Olga the Volvo 1988 740 GLE 4 Door Station Wagon
    5/7/2012
    My current vehicle, Olga the 1988 Volvo 740 GL Station Wagon has 272,200 miles on the odometer. She is the best value, safest and most reliable vehicle I have ever owned.
  • Netflix's "Lilyhammer" is a Mid-Winter Delight
    2/12/2012
    Netflix's original content series "Lilyhammer" is a delight. Steven Van Zandt's takes stereotype head-on and creates a bridge over the cultural divide. I recommend this enjoyable piece of entertainment.
  • Spotty Times and Best of Times: Children's Health Care
    10/27/2011
    The state of medical science and technology in pediatrics today is flourishing, but delivery of services is spotty across our nation's landscape. While we may know more, it still comes down to time, money and good judgement.
  • Toddler Connections and Meaning: "Goodnight Moon"
    10/5/2011
    Understanding the early years of discovery. A toddler's world of images and connections.
  • A September 11 Remembrance: Our Beloved Julia Greeley
    9/10/2011
    I dedicate this remembrance to my loving mother on her birthday, my Grandma Agnes, people of all faiths and especially to Archbishop Charles J. Chaput for the challenges he faces.
  • Lefty's Bar & Family Supper Club
    7/26/2011
    Out West in the Plain states the winters are long and the summers hot and dry. Lefty's Bar and Family Supper Club is off the beaten track and offers the best the west has to offer.
  • The Evolving Pledge of Allegiance
    7/4/2011
    The Pledge of Allegiance has change since its inception.
  • Ode to Maggie
    6/1/2011
    The Magpie bird is known as the "bird of joy" in Chinese folklore. The chattering magpie is a sign of good fortune and good news. In Western culture the Magpie is known as a survivor.
  • Scottish Barley Broth for Tykes
    4/26/2011
    The Scottish Barley Broth is a staple in the United Kingdom. A pot of barley broth is a symbol of home and health. The tyke version is an adaption my grandmother and mother made whenever we were recovering from the flu or other illness.
  • Dreaded Diarrhea Diseases for Toddlers: Rotavirus and Other Agents 2011
    4/19/2011
    The CDC reports an uptick in reported cases of rotavirus and other infectious diseases in Spring 2011 in the midwest and western states. Dehydration for severe diarrhea requires immediate attention by a physician to conduct tests and prescribe treatment.
  • Toddler Sippy Cup Smoothie Recipe: Irresistibly Delicious and Healthy
    4/12/2011
    The on the cusp toddler age 12 to 24 months begins to exercise her power of "No". She may turn her nose up to heretofore accepted healthy foods. More importantly, she wants to do it herself. Finger food and a smoothie is a healthy alternative.
  • Crock Pot Easy Recipe for Toddlers
    4/7/2011
    You may find your baby's transition into toddler requires creativity. Sometime after the first year of life, young toddlers taste in food may be a challenge. Getting the five food groups to your toddler is easy with a crock pot.
  • How Babies Roll: The Developing Brain
    2/18/2011
    Some universal principles in the development of children are surfacing in the field of child development. Scientific research confirms Jean Piaget's early 20th century field work investigating childhood stage development and some surprises.
  • Yes Virginia--The OC Has Christmas Traditions
    11/28/2010
    Orange County, California (The OC) has Christmas traditional events going back more than 100 years. Families will enjoy the boat parade, the Christmas train, the Sawdust Winter Festival, The Nutcracker and religious musical events.
  • The Memory Snatchers
    10/16/2010
    Something happened in this lake side village. Something profound, but no one remembers. A flash of light and that was all the villagers recalled.
  • The Mightiest Mini Pumpkin
    10/1/2010
    Mini Pumpkin shows that being small isn't a problem at all and saves Halloween for all the children.
  • Best Looking Athletes: A Woman's Perspective
    9/23/2010
    Playing well and looking good is an unbeatable combination in the world of professional athletes. Looking good is in the eyes of the beholder and sometimes a nasty personality can overshadow an otherwise good looking athlete.
  • Torre, Gates, Romer to call it quits
    9/21/2010
    Joe Torre, manager of the Dodgers is retiring at the close of baseball season. Recently, there is a lot of talk of retirement going on in all parts of the world.
  • Montana's Davis Wildfire Rages Before Labor Day Weekend
    9/2/2010
    On the eve of Labor Day weekend, a time noted for the last great escape into the wilderness before winter sets in, the forests have sent us an ominous message.
  • Hask Placenta Plus Olive Oil Hair Conditioner
    8/25/2010
    The Hask Placenta Plus Olive Oil hair conditioner is sold in beauty supply stores. I have tried other products, but this $2.00 product is the best on the market.
  • Fabulous Fall Salad Recipe
    8/24/2010
    This Fabulous Fall Salad recipe is a creation of mine. Fall is a time for a multitude of tastes and ingredients. This salad has it all.
  • The Grateful Deadheaded Petunia
    7/22/2010
    The petunia is a hardy and easy to grow flowering plant. Deadhead and pinch your petunia and it will bloom like crazy.
  • Purple Rage
    6/25/2010
    The color purple evokes a range of emotions.
  • Respect the Cat: Hunter and Grooming Traits
    6/7/2010
    Get to know the true nature of the domestic cat.
  • National Park Jewels: Off the Beaten Track
    6/4/2010
    The National Park system offers families an opportunity to turn a summer vacation into a life experience.
  • Board of Directors: How, What & Why
    5/17/2010
    All public corporations must have a board of directors. Non-profit organizations and other entities may decide to appoint a board. A board directs the affairs of the organization. Some boards are advisory and others have a fiduciary duty to shareholders.
  • A Sense of Urgency, Time Urgency and Hurry Up Syndrome
    5/17/2010
    A sense of urgency assists people in completing a task or goal. Time urgency is a condition wherein the person has an unrealistic view of time that creates unhealthy stress. The Hurry Up syndrome may cause catastrophic errors in judgment.
  • Facebook Earth Day 2010 with Obama Administration's Carol Browner
    4/22/2010
    A special live chat via Facebook with President Obama's Director on Energy and Climate Change Policy, Carol Browner took place today at 12:30 P.M. in celebration of Earth Day.
  • Top Micro-Brews Made in Montana--It's the Barley & More
    4/19/2010
    Enjoy your Montana Summer vacation by stopping by a made in Montana microbrewery for the taste of a life time. This article samples some of Montana's finest microbreweries.
  • A Western Zombie Tale
    4/9/2010
    Libby from Charleston, South Carolina got a peach of an assignment from her friend and editor Gil. Like any good journalist, Libby expected a pit or two, but nothing could prepare her for what was in store for her out West.
  • New Parents: Get Birth Greetings from President & Mrs. Obama
    3/20/2010
    The White House Greeting Office will send newborns and their parents a beautiful embossed and engraved greeting card celebrating your great day.
  • Spring is in the Air in Helena, Montana: Top Gardening Centers
    3/19/2010
    Springtime in Helena,Montana is a welcome event. Planning a Spring and Summer garden starts with finding reliable garden centers. This is a sample of some of the outstanding garden centers in the Helena area.
  • Alice in Wonderland 2010: A Necessary Sojourn of Restoration and Transformation
    3/6/2010
    Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland had to be done. The film is a delight. Very young children will prefer the earlier version of Alice in Wonderland. See you at the Oscars next year--total muchness.
  • Mean-Spirited Vs Political Correctness: Why Does the Prudent Man Keep Quiet
    2/27/2010
    Throughout the history of mankind diabolical acts of inhumanity have occurred and lesser acts of indifference to the Word of God. "Seek Good, not evil, that you may live." If so why does the prudent man keep quiet?
  • Tiger Woods Doesn't Owe Golf, the PGA or Fans an Apology
    2/18/2010
    Tiger Woods is expected to make a statement to the press/public on February 19, 2009 about his return to golf. Some sports writers say he will also apologize for his off the course conduct. He owes no apology in my opinion.
  • Support a National Broadband & Telephony Plan
    2/16/2010
    The United States is ranked 15 in the world for broadband coverage. In order to build smart grids, educate and compete in the world market place a national public broadband plan is critical.
  • Speed Skater Sven Kramer Going for Olympic Gold for Netherlands
    2/13/2010
    Speed skater Sven Kramer has the hopes and dreams of the Netherlands at his side at the Olympic Games. Kramer starts with a bang in the 5000 meter with a winning 6:14:60 to capture the gold on day one.
  • The Dandy from Castleknock
    2/10/2010
    This Irish limerick capsulizes the fear of fathers of young girls everywhere.
  • Haiti Earthquake Disaster 2010: Bonafide Relief Organizations
    1/13/2010
    The devastation to our neighbors in Haiti is catastrophic. The people of Haiti need money for emergency medical and all basic needs. The White House links the Red Cross and Center for International Disaster Information. Make sure your cash counts.
  • 2010 Grammy Nominations Concert Shows a Touch of Class
    12/3/2009
    The 2010 Grammy nomination concert aired on December 2, 2009 prime time on CBS. The concert featured LL Cool J as master of ceremonies and a host of music giants.
  • Smitham Bros. Automotive in Helena, Montana Fixes Quirks
    6/10/2009
    Smitham Bros. Automotive in Helena, Montana identifies and fixes quirks in all makes and models. Excellent work and reasonably priced.
  • In Montana Advanced Auto Glass Fixes Windshields
    6/9/2009
    Rock chips and the occasional cracked windshield is a way of life in Montana. Advanced Auto glass will fix that chip before it becomes a crack or replace your windshield.
  • Up: A Disney Pixar Classic
    6/1/2009
    Up is a precious Disney Pixar movie for kids of all ages. Great story line that gently touches on ecology, aging, loss and childhood issues. Get ready for adventure.
  • Cover-Ups: Libby, MT Asbestos & NYC 911 Clean Up
    4/30/2009
    In one of the first opportunities to test the Freedom of Information Act in President Obama's administration, openness prevails.
  • What a Difference a Judge Makes: Texas Federal Judge Says Not so Fast
    4/2/2009
    Across the United States money seems to vanish when push comes to shove. Not so, in the recent Argosy of Asarco transfer of assets.
  • Outstanding Discounts for Senior Citizen Auto Insurance
    3/24/2009
    Now is the time for all good senior citizens to check out some automobile insurance discounts.
  • Reasons Why the Mediterranean Diet is Healthy: It's the Olive Oil
    3/15/2009
    Everybody is talking about diets these days. Whatever you call it, cooking with and eating olive oil is healthy according to medical studies.
  • Consumer Protection: Allied Interstate & Zombie--Phantom Debt Collectors
    3/9/2009
    This is an informational guide on where to go for getting help with Predator, Zombie--Phantom Debt Collectors. Thanks readers for your comments.
  • Whistle While You Spring Clean on the Cheap
    2/11/2009
    It's only February, but I have Spring cleaning on my mind. Find cheap, good quality cleaning products and some fun tips.
  • Knowing the Differences Between Eco-Friendly & Recycled Garbage Bags
    2/10/2009
    World-wide our planet is suffocating on our own garbage. Recycling trash bags and other products help, but it's time to think Real Green for the 21st century.
  • My True Blue Valentine
    2/3/2009
    My true blue valentine ever changing, but remaining the same, as vast as the ocean you are.
  • Where to Find Playoff Tickets for San Diego Chargers vs. Indianapolis Colts Game
    12/30/2008
    The Wild Card playoff game between the San Diego Chargers and the Indianapolis Colts is set for January 3rd at 5:00 PM PST. Season ticket holders had the first grab for tickets. Tickets can still be purchased through some 3rd party vendors.
  • Chinese New Year: Easy Ox Dumpling Recipe
    12/12/2008
    The Chinese New Year is January 26, 2009. The New Year is the Year of the Ox. The Ox is known for hard work and diligence. A good luck food is the dumpling stuffed with fish, fruit and cream cheese. Try my Easy Ox Dumpling recipe.
  • Top Six Bluetooth Headsets for Frequent Flyers
    10/10/2008
    Bluetooth technology began in Denmark. Bluetooth is named after King Harold Bluetooth who ruled Denmark from 940 A.D. to 985 A.D. This article addresses Bluetooth technology given current F.A.A. guidelines, cell phone air plane mode and new designs.
  • Top Ten Tech Blogs for Computer Users, Writers, Artists, Analysts and Cooks
    9/10/2008
    This article lists well written and good sources for technical information on a variety of subjects.
  • Google Chrome Browser: A Sleek, Pristine Alternative
    9/3/2008
    Since downloading the Chrome Browser on September 2nd, a certain peace has come over my laptop. The birds are singing, Autumn leaves are gracefully beginning to fall and life on the Internet has been restored.
  • What is Dnase?
    8/20/2008
    DNase is a versatile enzyme that will cut away DNA and specific to Cystic Fibrosis remove harmful DNA deposits in the lungs and airway. Genentech Inc. and other scientists have found Dorna Alpha, brand name Pulmozyme is useful in treating CF.
  • Cystic Fibrosis Support Groups
    8/20/2008
    Cystic Fibrosis is a complex genetic disorder. For Teens or anyone with Cystic Fibrosis, the more you know, the better you will do. There are various support groups and information sources for CF patients and their families.
  • Teens with Cystic Fibrosis
    8/20/2008
    Cystic Fibrosis is a frustrating disease. Particularly for teenagers who would like to cut loose once in a while. Cystic Fibrosis patients need to be reminded they are not alone
  • Bear Scat in Central Area of Helena, Montana
    8/4/2008
    On Friday, August 1, 2008 I found some funny looking animal feces in the backyard. The house is literally in the center of town. Today Professor Creel PhD. confirmed the photo I sent him is probably bear scat.
  • Easy Day Trips Around Redondo Beach
    7/30/2008
    Taking a day trip if you live in Redondo Beach is kind of like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. There is no place like home and the Redondo Beach Pier is a constant buzz of activity throughout the year. If you are lucky enough to get to Redondo--stay.
  • Product Reviews: A Day Spa for Less Than $7
    7/26/2008
    The cost of a day spa can cost close to $100. With the help of WalMart and Target the everybody can create an island paradise for less than a total of $7. This is a review of Dr. Teal's Epson Salts, Target's night time and more.
  • Fun Family Day Trips in the Santa Monica Mountains
    7/23/2008
    Summer time fun in Southern California for families is still possible even with $4 plus gas prices. The Santa Monica Mountains Parks are located inland from the City of Santa Monica and stretching North to Point Magu has exceptional places for families to spend a fun day.
  • Creating a Summer of What's Important: Visit a National Park
    7/8/2008
    Take a weekend break at one of the hundreds of National Park sites located in every state of the United States. The cost is reasonable and it will be a great experience for children. Print coloring book pages and join the Junior Rangers.
  • Lack of Money the Constant Refrain in Helena, Montana
    6/30/2008
    In Helena, Montana, the money crunch is on and the big squeeze has hit drug enforcement, homeless and city and county services.
  • Op/Ed Chairman of Joint Chiefs Reaffirms Soldier's Duty
    5/26/2008
    The Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullens reaffirms Lord Tennyson, The Charge of the Light Brigade, Theirs is not to reason why, Theirs is but to do and die. The military follows orders.
  • Colonel Jay M. Parker, Advisor to Iraq Study Group, Says Why He Supports Obama
    5/24/2008
    The distinguished Col. Jay M. Parker, an advisor to the Iraq Study Group, visited Helena, Montana, to discuss his reasons for supporting Sen. Barack Obama for President.
  • NASA Captures Images of Brilliant Supernova Remnant
    5/15/2008
    NASA Chandra X-ray Observatory reveals images of a brilliant supernova remnant. The original supernova occurred approximately 140 years ago. A supernova is simply an exploded star.
  • New Postage Rates
    5/12/2008
    Effective May 12, 2008, the cost to mail a first class piece of mail is increased by one cent. The "Forever Stamp" was reissued today in a 20 stamp packet for $8.40. In addition, the USPS issued a one-cent Tiffany Lamp Pane stamp.
  • Anita Parsley's Mothers Day
    4/8/2008
    A Mother's Day Poem dedicated to Linda Lee with fond regards for Anita Parsley.
  • Review of PayPal Security Key: An Ounce of Prevention is Worth $5
    2/26/2008
    This article reviews the PayPal digital security device currently offered on the PayPal site. Following a fraudulent use of my credit card numbers attached to my Ebay/ PayPal account I looked around for a fast solution.
  • Chief of U.S. Park Service Teresa Chambers Prevails on Appeal
    2/18/2008
    Chief Teresa Chambers, U.S. Park Service is one step closer to getting her job back. On appeal, the U.S. Court of Appeals sent the case back to the Merit System Review Board because they failed to consider her rights under the Whistleblower Protection Act.
  • Check Out ZOHO Writers Tools
    12/27/2007
    Writers will be awestruck by the free on-line writing tools offered by ZOHO. This article compares the ZOHO suite of writing tools to other popular writing tools. I have used the ZOHO Writer and find the program is ideal for popular, scientific, international content.
  • Albums of Note for 2007
    12/16/2007
    The Grammy's will take place on February 10, 2008. The musical genius of Herbie Hancock, Nelly Furtado, Kanye West and Amy Winehouse and other albums are featured in this article.
  • Carroll College NAIA Champions 2007: Rumble in the Swamp
    12/15/2007
    Carroll College in Helena, Montana did a slip and slide in the muddy bogues of Savannah, Tennessee to edge out the Sioux Falls Cougars, 17-9 to win the NAIA championship 2007.
  • Celebrating the Holidays with Elderly Friends & Family
    12/12/2007
    Celebrate the holidays with elderly friends and family. It is a great time of the year to plan crafts, and special favors for elderly guests. Planning and preparation is key to enjoying the day.
  • AC Writers Alert: Freelance Job Scams
    12/10/2007
    This alert is for all freelance writers concerning a scam that uses careerbuilder and other writing sites to get editors to clean up poorly translated documents.
  • Evel Knievel: National & International Acclaim for Butte's Favorite Son
    12/1/2007
    The passing of an American icon, Evel Knievel of Butte, Montana was noticed around the world. The bigger than life athlete and daredevil entertainer brought something extra to the world.
  • L.L. Bean an On-Line Shopper's Dream & Free Shipping
    11/26/2007
    L.L. Bean is a retailer that delivers quality merchandise with expert customer care. I have visited the store in Maine and ordered on-line. I made a recent on-line purchase that arrived free of charge via FedX within days.
  • Do Your Midnight Madness & Black Friday Shopping at the Prime Outlets-San Marcos, Texas
    11/20/2007
    Thanksgiving in greater Austin, Texas has the additional thrill of visiting one of the most exquisite shopping centers in the world. Prime Outlets-San Marcos is a short 34 minute drive from Austin. The celebration kicks off at midnight on Thanksgiving Day.
  • Holiday Decorating in Old Town San Diego, California
    10/26/2007
    Shopping year around in San Diego is spectacular, but it is especially fantastic for the holidays. I am introducing the Bazaar Del Mundo Shops located in Old Town San Diego. It is a shopping, dining and art walk rolled into one location.
  • Phenomenal Research Development for Oil & Gas Industry: New Plastic Discovery
    10/24/2007
    The Oil & Gas Industry is in a twitter about a new plastic that is the research phase at the University of Texas. The new material can separate carbon dioxide from natural gas during the initial phase of extraction.
  • Plant Closure and Banquet Pot Pie Recall
    10/11/2007
    I was up all night with intestinal flu like symptoms. I am a customer that ate a Banquet Pot Pie late yesterday afternoon and woke up today to find Con Agra has closed the Banquet Plant and has recalled the pot pies. Too, late for me, but not for you.
  • Totally Killer Chicken & Vegetable Crock Pot Soup
    10/5/2007
    Eating fresh vegetables and chicken soup does not require a culinary arts degree. This recipe for a crock pot soup can be made the night before you go to work or you can start it at night refrigerate it and put it on "slow cook" while you are at work.
  • Scarecrow Festival at Tizer Gardens Near Helena, Montana
    10/5/2007
    The weather in Jefferson County near Helena, Montana is Autumn crisp with clear blue skies. Today was the end of the season for Tizer Gardens. This is a magnificent spot located 15 minutes South of Helena. The Scarecrow Festival is an annual event.
  • Product Reviews: Keeping a Healthy Diet with Dannon Activia & DanActive
    10/5/2007
    A healthy digestive tract may keep the immune system fine tuned. The additional benefits include lowering bad cholesterol and preventing severe indigestion. I recommend Dannon's Activia yogurt and DanActive ProBiotic Health Drink.
  • The Effects of Carbon Dioxide and Warming Sea Water Found 400 Million Years Ago
    9/30/2007
    Scientists at Cal Tech and other international universities have found a method to accurately detect global warming in the atmosphere by examining ancient shells and coral. Startling findings.
  • Digital Life Conference in New York is Open to the Public
    9/28/2007
    The New York City Digital Life Conference is open to the public. It starts September 27 and runs until Sunday, September 30. New GPS systems, Spykee the Robot and internet security devices will be hot items for Holiday Season.
  • Fall Chores: Getting the Car and Body Ready for Winter
    9/28/2007
    Fall is the time for football, the new season on TV and getting ready for Winter. This article is about getting your car ready for Winter. In addition some tips on avoiding change of season colds and flu.
  • Ford Introduces Wired Compact Car: Ford Focus Sync 2008
    9/22/2007
    Ford teams up with Microsoft to appeal to the wired generation. The new 2008 Ford Focus Sync has a communication center, ambient lighting that can be adjusted to a driver's moods and a sleek design.
  • PC Internet Security: Think Free AVG Anti-Virus
    9/22/2007
    There are some big players in the area of internet security. Symantec's Norton Anti-Virus and McAfee's 8 in 1 security suite. There is a Techie, CNET alternative, Grisoft's AVG internet security programs. AVG has free versions.
  • Go Switch Grass: State of Oklahoma Looks to Native Prairie Grass for Fuel Alternative
    9/16/2007
    Oklahoma is going big time into alternative fuel research. The recent years has Oklahoma growing in the field of biofuels with Switch grass and other prairie grasses. Switch grass is used for hay and can grow in drought stricken states with a minimum of care.
  • Celebrate Native Americans Day on September 28
    9/10/2007
    September 28, 2007 is Native Americans Day. The biggest tribute to North America's First People is to give them their just compensation for 100 years of debacles by Interior Department accounting. Events are planned in many places throughout the U.S. and Canada.
  • Real Estate Tips: Helena, Montana Doing Fine
    9/9/2007
    Real estate is booming in the Helena Metro area. The price of homes have doubled in the past six years. New construction is every where and luxury living is the new wave. The Village Resort at Lakeside near Helena is a masterpiece in design.
  • Monstrous Predators Invade Sanctity of Rural Town
    9/5/2007
    Scary invaders reek havoc and fear in Helena Montana. City votes to rid nice community of evil forces. City still waiting for funds to hire sharp shooters. Concerned citizens remain vigilant
  • Know Your Noxious Weeds for Fall Removal
    9/5/2007
    The Oxeye Daisy is often confused as a flower. There are numerous invasive noxious weeds. The USDA and state and local governments have Weed Programs. This article has references to various helpful sources so you can distinguish that pretty flower from a weed.
  • Doing Business in China: Discussion with China Helper Jasmine
    9/5/2007
    A China Helper can open up the marketplace in China to anyone. Jasmine Agency is a China Helper. The e-business trade is available world wide. For those looking for a steal, beware! Prices that are too good to believe are just that, unbelievable.
  • Pope Benedict XVI: Jesus of Nazareth Book Review
    9/5/2007
    The book Jesus of Nazareth is authored by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI. It is a personal journey to find the face of Jesus. It is impeccable in its reasoning and research. Believers and Non- believers will gain insight into the Mystery of Jesus of Nazareth.
  • HAZE RETURNS TO HELENA
    8/27/2007
    Wildfires erupt again and the haze and smokey air returns to Helena Metro for the weekend of August 25
  • Picture Perfect Day At Lakeside Near Helena Montana
    8/27/2007
    These pictures were taken on August 24, 2007. The public recreation area less than a mile from Lakeside Marina is beautiful. It is a gift of the State and Conservationist. The hours are 9 AM to 9PM. It is about 11 miles from downtown Helena. No smoke or haze.
  • AC Road Trip: Quest for Fun
    8/24/2007
    AC Froggie Goes on Green Road Trip in the Northwest Country
  • BLUE SKIES RETURN T0 HELENA
    8/23/2007
    WILD FIRES IN MONTANA AND IDAHO HAS TAKEN ITS TOLL ON HELENA'S BIG BLUE SKY. AS OF AUGUST 21 THE SKY IS BLUE AND CLEAR. THIS IS THE GREATEST TIME OF THE YEAR IN BIG SKY COUNTRY.
  • Gardening Tips: Natural Deer Deterrent
    8/19/2007
    Many towns in the United States have noticed a large increase in deer populations. The reasons are many, but the most obvious is land development in heretofore deer terrain. The article is about natural deer deterrent gardening.
  • Delicious Eats on the Oregon and Washington Sea Coast
    8/15/2007
    The three must try places to dine in Seaside, Oregon and Long Beach, Washington offer excellent New England Clam Chowder at the Shilo Inn and tasty and abundant portions of Chinese food at Chen's. Try The Big Kahuna's in Seaside, Oregon.
  • Product Review: Terry Cuffs
    8/15/2007
    I tried this new product Terry Cuffs developed by a old school friend. The wrist band cuffs keep the water off the counters and sleeves dry during household chores and personal care.
  • Tale of Whoa!: AC Writer Tries to Give a Boost to Small Business in Montana
    8/10/2007
    This is a story of an attempt to write an interesting article about a totally green product on the Made in Montana web site. It chronicles good intentions going sour and insults to boot.
  • Rural Health Care: Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening and Funding
    8/10/2007
    In most states and counties throughout the United States federal funds are available for Breast and Cervical Care for women under-insured or uninsured. There are income requirements. The steps in diagnosis is critical for successful treatment.
  • Weekend Summertime Fun in Helena Montana
    8/9/2007
    The summertime fun around Helena, Montana features Saturday Farmer's Market and special events throughout the Summer. This weekend the C-Span 2 Book Bus was at the Red Lion Hotel parking lot. The C-Span bus tours throughout the U.S. The public is invited.
  • Consider Northern Idaho College in Coeur D'Alene, Idaho
    8/7/2007
    If you are looking for a junior college with atmosphere, a variety of vocational training programs or to simply satisfy your breadth requirements for a four year institution check out Northern Idaho College in Coeur d' Alene.
  • Road Trip: Destination Rush Concert, Vancouver Washington
    8/3/2007
    This time of the year it is a trick getting through the mountainous areas in the Northwest due to road construction and wild fires. The Quest for Fun Road Trip to see Rush was a gift for my son. I recommend Vancouver, Washington as an excellent concert venue.
  • Cape Disappointment on the Long Beach Peninsula, Washington Not a Disappointment
    8/1/2007
    There are reasons why we are proud to be Americans. One place everyone should visit is the triumphant end of Lewis and Clark's challenge; Cape Disappointment on the Long Beach Peninsula in the State of Washington.
  • A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to See Harry Potter
    7/26/2007
    Sometimes the road to something is more intriguing than the destination. I was hoping to meet up with the dear kindred soul J.K. Rowling, but was side tracked.
  • Motorola Razr Review: Sleek and Reliable
    7/26/2007
    The Motorola Razr is a work of art and technology in motion. The product is reliable and sturdy. Our household has used the Razr since 2005. Today good deals and expanded features make the Motorola Razr an excellent choice.
  • Chichen Itza: A New Seven Wonders of the World
    7/20/2007
    The architectural, sight and sound wonder Chichen Itza was voted as a top wonder of the world by a new survey sponsored by UNESCO. This article is about my visit to this wonder of the Western Hemisphere.
  • Passport on Time: My Passport Arrived Within 12 Weeks
    7/18/2007
    There is some news buzz about the back log of passports caused by either not enough people to process them or something else. I filled out the one page form at my local district court clerk's office along with the fee and birth certificate and today it arrived.
  • US District Court Judge Ellen Huvelle Not WOWed by Bush Crony
    7/13/2007
    Interior Department's No 2 gets jail sentence for lying about his connections to political deal making. His idea of serving his time with Disney's Wonderful World of Wilderness, [WOW}was rejected by US District Court Judge Huvelle.
  • Celebrate Independence Day in High and Dry Helena, Montana
    7/3/2007
    Celebrating Independence Day in Helena, Montana requires some adjustments both in altitude and humidity. The area is in the range of 4300 feet altitude and the humidity during July has gone as low as 7 percent. On the other hand it can snow on July 4.
  • Product Review: Boots No. 7 Skin Care
    7/1/2007
    This is a product review of the Boots No. 7 product line. The beauty serum received a big boost from the media when it was rated well in a study conducted in the UK. The price soared. The review covers a range of Boots products.
  • Montana Woman Tries to Figure out Mystery of Dead Bees
    6/22/2007
    As Spring time moved slowly into the Helena, Montana area the usual signs was punctuated by a series of bees hobbling into the house in the death mode. I have never seen so many incidences of impaired bees in this area so I decided to look into some kind of explanation.
  • Consumer Beware: Allied Interstate Part 2
    6/20/2007
    The most popular article I have written to date is "Consumer Beware: Allied Interstate." It has received more comments than nearly all of my more than 200 articles combined. It has received over 35,500 reads and for good reason. This article addresses recent activity.
  • A Tribute to My Dad: John Robert Simpson
    6/15/2007
    My Dad, John Robert Simpson began his life in Skowhegan, Maine. His life intersected key changes in the American Pastoral. His beginnings in Maine provided him a good background to see the forest for the trees and it never jaded him. He was above all a good family man.
  • Open Office Vs Microsoft Office
    6/12/2007
    This is a product comparison of the Open Office software selling for $11.95 and the Microsoft Office software selling for a minimum of $134.95. The article mentions Sun's Star 8, selling for $69.95. All three software packages are similar in function and design.
  • Mom's Day - Celebrating Good Food at L & D Chinese Buffet
    5/17/2007
    A perfect Mom's Day is any day when you can sit down with your children and enjoy good food and laugh and talk about nothing but tastes and sounds. L&D Chinese Buffet is the perfect setting for relaxed dining with adult children.
  • Possible E.Coli in Beef Prompts Voluntary Recall
    5/15/2007
    The USDA announces voluntary recall of E.coli tainted beef sold in Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin for the dates March 1-April 30, 2007.
  • Armor All Leather Wipes Vs Kiwi Leather Cleaner
    5/15/2007
    The new Armor All Leather Wipes are versatile,convenient and surpass any other cleaner, conditioner and revitalizer on the market. The leather wipes come in a cannister which holds 20 wipes.
  • The Secret and Law of Attraction
    4/23/2007
    The Secret is a self help program currently popular among people trying to make positive changes in their lives. Antonio Thornton is an independent counselor on the "Law of Attraction" and an advocate of "The Secret".
  • Tribute to Joseph Pulitzer
    4/10/2007
    The creator of the Pulitzer Prize for journalism, letters and music was born 160 years year ago. Joseph Pulitzer was a Hungarian immigrant who scuffled with the best and eventually refined the craft of news paper journalism.
  • Holy Week: Release of U.K Hostages, Pope Warns Bullies, No Whiskey for Venezuela
    4/4/2007
    In Venezuela, President Chavez has declared restrictions on sales of alcohol be prohibited during Holy Week. In Iran, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declares all U.K. sailors will be released before Easter. In Rome, Pope Benedict chides rich countries for plundering.
  • Four Life Saving Moves If There is a Down Turn in Your Spending Power
    4/4/2007
    To restate the obvious, "stuff happens," in the real world. Most people will have some event or circumstance when there is a dip in spendable income. These suggestions are derived from experience over the last year that I have personally tried and prove to be helpful.
  • Through the Looking Glass: Understanding Air Pollution Around Washington
    4/3/2007
    A victory of sorts for the Environmentalist. A cold hard look at what it takes to get the obvious through the maze of the present administrative and judicial process.
  • Top Real Estate Resources Available Free Online
    4/1/2007
    This article addresses the various free sources for buyers and sellers of property in the United States. It features Realtor.com, Yahoo Real Estate, Homegain.com and local resources.
  • The Rich Are Getting Richer: No Kidding
    3/29/2007
    According to a study conducted by two professors of economics in the U.S. and France the top 10 percent of all income earners in the U.S. have gained the highest income surge due to tax cuts since the late 1920s. The lower 90 percent have lost a little.
  • Real Estate Opportunities: The Real Estate Auction
    3/28/2007
    The real estate auction can provide a means of egress for the seller and a means to pick up bargain property for the buyer. If you are sharp and do your homework, it may be a good thing.
  • Presidential Hopeful John Edwards Decides the Best Cure is to Keep Running
    3/25/2007
    John Edwards is committed to continuing a strong presidential campaign. Elizabeth Edwards has incurred a recurrence of cancer. According to cancer specialist, Dr. Eric Winer of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute all patients react differently to treatment.
  • Interview with 29 Year Veteran in Real Estate
    3/21/2007
    This article addresses real estate trends in Florida and elsewhere. I have called on the expertise of a licensed real estate broker to provide sound advice for buyers and sellers in real estate. Kay Kroll has been in the real estate profession for over 29 years.
  • FBI "The Man" Does Show and Tell on Money Ripoffs
    3/16/2007
    The current concerns over price gouging,identity theft, fraud, health care fraud and schemes to rip off the public is nothing new to "The Man." The F.B.I.'s Report to the public for 2006 shows inventive rip offs gone bad.
  • Lessons from Brazil: It Pays to Celebrate Diversity
    3/15/2007
    A former musical outcast, Gilberto Gil age 64 is Brazil's Minister of Culture. He is putting funds in the hands of millions of disadvantaged communities and young people. He goes on tour today in the U.S. to celebrate his illuminating life adventure.
  • Fastum Gel Superior to U.S. Over-the-Counter Icy Hot
    3/15/2007
    This article is a review of various over-the-counter pain relief topical medications used for joint, tendon and muscle pains. Fastum Gel made in Germany and distributed through Home Apetka wins hands down.
  • Eco-Crafts: 2-Liter Pop Bottle
    3/15/2007
    A large amount of non-biodegradable plastic is showing up around the globe and disrupting bird and other species habitat. These crafts will utilize 2-liter plastic bottles and afterwards you can participate in your town's recycling efforts.
  • This is No Babel Fiction: Understanding Ethnocentrism
    3/15/2007
    This article addresses historical cases of ethnocentrism and current applications. Ethnocentrism is where one group believes they are inherently superior to another.
  • What's All the Buzz on Sub Prime Mortgages
    3/14/2007
    The ripple effect of defaults and late payments in the sub prime mortgage arena on the financial markets may be over blown, but it may have subsequent effect for low income and non traditional buyers.
  • Day Light Savings: MSFT Offers Download
    3/7/2007
    This experimental year for Day Light Savings begins three weeks earlier, starting on March 11. It ends on November 4 one week later than usual. MSFT is offering a download fix to accomodate the change.
  • This Week World Markets: What Would Louis Rukeyser Do?
    3/2/2007
    This week in the financial markets around the globe a Six Flags Colossus roller coaster ride ended up with a whole lot of speculation, but very little in the way of guidance. What would Louis Rukeyser do?
  • Coldplay's Chris Martin Turns 30
    3/2/2007
    Chris Martin born on March 2, 1977 in Devon, England turns 30 today. He is lead singer, song writer, guitarist and pianist for the band Coldplay. He has a degree in Ancient World Studies. He is married to Gwyneth Paltrow and a parent to their two children.
  • Gray Wolf May Get De-Listed
    3/1/2007
    The U.S. Inspector General's new assessment of leadership and enforcement within the Federal Fish, Wild Life and Parks may be lacking. The FWP is considering de-listing from the Endangered Species List the Northern Rockies Gray Wolf.
  • Happy Birthday Yellowstone Park
    3/1/2007
    Yellowstone Park was established by an Act of Congress in 1872 as the first established National Park. The Park has been in use for more than 10,000 years by indigenous people. It's thermal pools, wild life and geysers make it unique.
  • March is National Craft Month
    2/28/2007
    March is designated as National Craft Month. This is a great month for AC writers who have talent and the time to provide readers with great craft instructions.
  • Ben Bernanke Tells Congress to Watch for Red Sky in Morning
    2/28/2007
    Chairman Bernanke of the Federal Reserve warned Congress today that we may be looking at "the quiet before the storm." He cites mounting deficits and costly entitlements. No single trigger in yesterdays sell off. Today, cautious buying on Wall Street.
  • World Court Decides Genocide Case Lacked Missed Moment of Opportunity to Act in Bosnia Herzegovina
    2/27/2007
    The World Court located in the Hague has issued an unprecendented opinion in a suit brought by Bosnia Herzegovina against another state Serbia Montenegro. The Court found the state of Serbia not culpable.
  • How to Develop Empathy
    2/21/2007
    Developing empathy requires a connection or agency between people.
  • Power Freak Bosses and the School Yard Bully: How Mobbing Affects Us
    2/8/2007
    This article addresses current trends in the U.S. for dealing with bullying in the workplace and the school yard and finds some interesting common grounds. Recently a London bank employee was awarded 1.56 million dollars for a dog-pile mobbing employment case.
  • It's About Seeking Light: MIT Scientists Nano Cure for Global Warming
    2/7/2007
    Scientists at MIT may find a less harmful recipe for making concrete. The project has just begun and the discovery of the organization of the particles is key. Dr. Franz-Joseph Ulm, chief researcher graciously contributed to this article.
  • Writer's Product Comparisons: Words, Phrases and Glossaries
    1/31/2007
    Words are a writer's tool box. These sources will provide you with tools to work in a variety of contexts. Many trades have a specific language. These tools will assist the freelancer in working for a variety of trades and professions.
  • Product Comparison: Best Deodorant Based on Samples
    1/30/2007
    Many people get stuck in products they have used in the past. Why try something new if you are okay with your present product. I recommend a no cost free trial offered by Wal-Mart to try new products. I did, and now I have switched to Degree Deodorant.
  • Product Comparison:Top Pizza in Helena, Montana
    1/30/2007
    The Super Bowl is February 04. Why not serve pizza from one of Helena's fine pizza stores. This article reviews top pizza in the Helena, Montana area.
  • Upcoming Fashion & Design Trends for You
    1/27/2007
    Fashion trends for you: Bodymetric digital scan in London is awesome, knockoff Prada handbags,trendy High MTNC will knock off Paris Hilton,and Bridal On-line will give you a wedding dress for a fourth of the cost.
  • USCAP Issues a Call to Action to Reduce Emissions
    1/22/2007
    The United States Climate Action Partnership has issued a report to reduce emissions harmful to the environment. The partnership is a joint effort of Alcoa, BP,Caterpillar, Dupont, Duke Energy, GE and more.
  • The Most Romantic Restaurant in America: The Marine Room in La Jolla, CA
    1/18/2007
    The Marine Room in La Jolla has a history dating back to 1916. It is the most romantic restaurant in North America because of the ambiance, menu and impeccable service.
  • On-line Trading Tips:There's Just Something About Ben
    1/18/2007
    There's something about Ben Bernanke I like. Yah, sure you have too much going out and not enough coming in, fix it. Tips: health care, oil related stocks, bonds and diversify still remains the name of the game.
  • Happy 65th Birthday Muhammad Ali: G.O.A.T. Launches Health Food Snack
    1/17/2007
    Today is Muhammad Ali's 65th birthday. The Mar's company bought his name and likeness for 50 million a few years ago and today the G.O.A.T.(Greatest of All Time) product line launched a health food snack aimed at the 18 to 24 year old set.
  • Super Easy Valentine Shortbread Cookie Craft
    1/16/2007
    This simple recipe is a sure-fire craft for kids. The ingredients are inexpensive and the fun in decorating is priceless. Turn on some Kidz Bop Valentine music and it is a party.
  • Montana Tax Information: One Stop
    1/16/2007
    Many Montana Taxpayers will be able to file their on-line tax return directly to the Montana Department of Revenue web site. Additionally, there are some credits available that people should check out.
  • Senior Tips: The Reverse Home Mortgage
    1/15/2007
    This article discusses the options some seniors may have after reaching age 62. As the cost of living increases and income decreases, the reverse home mortgage may be the ticket to the golden years.
  • Romantic Get Away in Coeur D' Alene Near Missoula
    1/15/2007
    These romantic get aways are in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho a beautiful two and thirty minute drive from Missoula, Montana. The is a great resort town and the lodging is perfect for a romantic Valentine Day.
  • Artistic Valentines Crafted by Kids
    1/13/2007
    This Valentine craft for young children is fun and educational about the necessity of healthy foods for your heart. This craft requires some preparation and the end product will be a real keeper for parents.
  • News: Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Reliable Sources
    1/11/2007
    This story addresses citing sources and understanding the types of sources available.
  • Denver the Queen of the Rockies Gets 08 Democratic Convention
    1/11/2007
    Howard Dean,Chairman of the D.N.C. announced today Denver is the choice for the Democratic Convention in 2008.
  • Barbaro Has Blip in Recovery
    1/10/2007
    Barbaro the winner struck down by a tragic accident at the Preakness has had a nasty flip in his recovery. Laminitis in his other hoof is being aggressively treated.
  • Media Refugee Howard Stern Gets Big Bonus
    1/10/2007
    Howard Stern received 83 million dollar in stock for his first anniversary bonus by surpassing his subscriber base. Howard Stern and the Sirius Radio executives have a lot in common. They are both immigrants from main stream media.
  • Top Five Florists in Helena, Montana
    1/8/2007
    There are some fine florists in Helena,Montana. The five top florist is based on my experience with them based on their customer service, selection,and healthy flowers and plants.
  • Montana Native American Legislator Steps Up
    1/7/2007
    Representative Windy Boy of Box Elder, Montana has introduced a bill to ban the use of credit scores by insurance companies. The Native American legislator was also offered an apology by a fellow legislator for racist remarks.
  • Hollywood Goes Big on Hope 2007: Freedom Writers; Stomp the Yard; God Grew Tired of Us
    1/7/2007
    The new film releases for 2007 has some jewels of hope for us all. The depictions of life as it is and the hope of mankind to make the world a better place. Freedom Writers, Stomp the Yard and God Grew Tired of Us are the quinela.
  • Taking an Ecological Perspective: The Sum of its Parts
    1/7/2007
    Eco is derived from the Greek word,"oikos." It means home. Our home encompasses all organisms on planet earth and our neighbors in the galaxies beyond. The ecological perspective is necessarily broad.
  • Brand New Vegetable and Fruit Varieties for 2007
    1/7/2007
    The Spring 2007 vegetables and fruits has great surprises for gardeners. This year the there are four new tomato varieties, two new potatoes. A new hybird carrot and a sweet pepper variety. It is going to be a cook's dream year.
  • Montana Hot Wire for Conservation Funding 2007
    1/7/2007
    Funding is a constant issue for conservation districts. These current sources provide grants and loans for conservationists. This Hot Wire list is provided for all interested Montana Conservationists.
  • Spectacular New Flowers for 2007
    1/7/2007
    The new flower varieties for Spring 2007 have been published and they are fabulous. The Peppermint Twist Geranium, Candy Box Impatiens and others make this a confectioner's gardening dream.
  • Director, Producer and AC Content Contributor Moniere: Dissonance Up Close
    12/30/2006
    Moniere is a film director residing in New York. His film Dissonance provides a fresh view of culture,personality and religion of the East and the West. Moniere was forced to leave his homeland of Afghanistan in 1978. His film Dissonance is featured on AC.
  • Do it Yourself: How to Winterize Your Water Heater, Pipes and Ducts
    12/29/2006
    These easy home maintenance projects will save you money and a huge hassle during the rough Winter months. The projects are easy and low cost. A small measure of prevention will make your Winter less of a hassle.
  • Easter Break in Paris, Surprise Package
    12/28/2006
    There is nothing more beautiful than Spring in Paris. I selected a fabulously priced hotel and flight from Denver to Paris from April 4 to April 9. I selected the Hotel Kyriad Montparnasse's for it's location and cleanliness.
  • Unforgettable Wedding Venue: Wayfarer's Chapel, California
    12/28/2006
    The Glass Chapel high above the Palos Verdes Penninsula is an ideal place for your wedding. The Wayfarer Chapel is owned by the Swendborgian Church and is available to all faiths. The Glass Chapel or Tree Chapel was designed by Lloyd Wright.
  • Best Crafts and Cleaning Products Content of 2006
    12/28/2006
    This article selects the top craft and home cleaning products articles available on Associated Content for 2006.
  • Big Investment Tips: Save Money on Your 2006 Taxes
    12/28/2006
    These investment tips are for students, sole proprietors and about anyone who earned income for services in 2006. These investment tips will save you money and give you either a credit or deduction.
  • Super Saver Spring Break Get Away Packages
    12/28/2006
    There are some great values in Spring get away vacation packages. This article has some great spots and super saving prices. From golfing, hot springs and cherry festivals, one of these packages will give you a Spring break.
  • Top Winter Activities in Southern California
    12/28/2006
    Every day is a good day in California. Excellent mountain ski resorts, desert resorts, beaches and Disneyland. Winter is just another perfect season in California.
  • Morningside Heights: The Best Neighborhood in New York City
    12/28/2006
    Morningside Heights in home to art,culture and academia. It is historic and home to people from every walk of life. I love the place.
  • Best Neighborhoods: Corona Del Mar in Newport Beach, CA
    12/28/2006
    The neighborhoods of Newport Beach are not all alike. The village of Corona del Mar, which means crown of the sea is a neighborhood I have lived in and can recommend to anyone because it has everything in my opinion.
  • Best Nightlife for Men in Missoula, Montana
    12/22/2006
    Missoula Montana offers night life in the tradition of the Old West. It provides hiking,fishing,hunting and lots of old historic saloons and events.
  • Spring Break Hot Spots in Fort Lauderdale
    12/22/2006
    This is the time to book your Spring holiday to Fort Lauderdale. The reservations fill up very quickly after the first of the year. There are great air and hotel deals to be made now.
  • Top Ten AC Articles on Writing Right for 2006
    12/22/2006
    This article selects the top ten articles on the topic of writing for the web. It includes topics on key words, lay outs, readability and the secret element of reader appeal. All of these article were written by AC producers.
  • The Perfect Wedding Venue: Catalina Island, Off the Coast of California
    12/20/2006
    A perfect packaged wedding on Catalina Island is both beautiful and affordable for most people. The island offers pristine beauty and fun activities.
  • Fashion Design for Less: L.A. Fashion District
    12/20/2006
    The historic L.A. Fashion District is an experience of a lifetime. This 90 block center of a shopper's paradise is open to the public on the weekends. The discounts are sharp and the mystery tour of branded names is immense.
  • Take Your Spring Break in California's Wine Country
    12/20/2006
    A Spring Break in California's Wine Country is an experience of a life time. The food,the environment and the culture is the real California.
  • Best Nightlife in Washington D.C,
    12/20/2006
    The theater life in Washington D.C. is the best in the country for bringing fine entertainment to everyone. The live acting and performances are a welcome addition to the marble and stone monuments.
  • Fantastic Winter Activities in Bozeman, Montana
    12/18/2006
    Bozeman, Montana home of Montana State University provides the gamut of Winter activities. It has a great ski hill, Bridger Bowl. The town is a Western charmer. In close proximity is Chico Hot Springs an adventure in fun and good food.
  • Exquisite Hair Fashion Accessories for 2006-2007
    12/18/2006
    The Hong Kong Hair Fashion Trade Show had some great ideas for exquisite designs for 2007. Some of these items are available in the U.S. others may require your handi-work.
  • Qwest: the ISP with a Curl in the Middle of Its Forehead
    12/18/2006
    When Qwest is good,it is very,very good. When it is not,it is down right confusing. I have had Qwest for six years because of the DSL line. We have an understanding, take a nap and it will be better soon.
  • Top Ten Music Tracks 2006
    12/18/2006
    The year 2006 had some of the greatest songs released. Crazy, When the Deal Goes Down, The Sea of Love, Talk, Move, We Ride, Sex 'N' Money,Orange County Girl,How to Save a Life and some great retro music.
  • Best U.S. Senior Living: La Jolla Village
    12/18/2006
    There are various polls and surveys naming the best senior living cities in the country. This article is based on field studies of the popular choices and finds snubbed La Jolla is the best city in the nation for seniors.
  • Top Weather News Stories for Helena Montana Area
    12/18/2006
    Weather news in Helena is always a big story. Mainly because the area is surrounded by mountain passes and rough terrain. The weather is getting sizzling hot in the Summer and Winters warmer.
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