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From: darryl@cs.yorku.ca (Darryl Gamble)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: Pro Line Lottery
Date: 9 Nov 92 16:57:21 GMT
Article-I.D.: yetti.1550
Distribution: world
Organization: York University, Dept. of Comp. Sci. - Toronto

Here's some of my thoughts on this "lottery":

First of all it's not a lottery, it's sports gambling.  Let's call
it what it is.

Secondly someone said that you could bet $100 on 6 ties, and win
millions.  This is false.  The rules say you can only bet on a
maximum of 4 ties (read the fine print).  You still can get really
good odds, but you just can't bet on more than 4 ties.
(On List 002, the best you could get would be 40569.88 odds...so
you could bet $100 to win $4 million and change still...:-)
BTW the bets that would have got you those odds are:
Edm@Win TIE, Que@Bos TIE, Cal@Mtl TIE, Det@TB TIE, Ott@Cal OTT, TB@NYR TB)

To me, allowing people to bet on hockey/football games is not a
travesty of justice by any means.  I enjoy betting on these games
and I'm glad I finally can (even though the odds aren't great).

Personally, I'm following games more closely...in fact I believe this
will make me a *better* fan, since I will see more games, be interested
in more scores, etc.  I find myself wondering what the outcomes of games
are even when I didn't bet, just to try and spot a trend.

I have some stats that I've worked out for Pro Line and if anyone's
interested I'll be happy to discuss it with you.  E-mail me.
(Not a "system", just general numbers, feelings, etc.)
I'm always happy to talk with fellow gamblers... :-)

Darryl Gamble     darryl@cs.yorku.ca
York University, Toronto
NET contact for the Toronto Maple Leafs....but I still hate them.
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From: pdbrown@rchland.vnet.ibm.com (Paul Brown)
Subject: Program for hockey stats
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1992 02:36:49 GMT
Disclaimer: This posting represents the poster's views, not necessarily those of IBM
Organization: IBM Rochester

I was given the job of keeping the stats for my son's Bantem hockey team.  Does  
anyone know of a good stats program, preferably shareware?

Thanks


-- 

Paul Brown    pdbrown@rchland.vnet.ibm.com
IBM Rochester, Mn   
 

    

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From: king_p@fog.cs.odu.edu (Paul King)
Subject: Re: How is Manon doing?
Organization: Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, USA
	<4NOV199212291797@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov>
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 00:36:55 GMT

In article <4NOV199212291797@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov> bimson@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov (GREG) writes:

   I'm not in Atlanta, but I have a feeling of what is going on.

   I believe she hasn't played a game this year, but that could change 
   real soon.  Dave Littman, the first string goalie, was recalled by 
   Tampa Bay, to fill in for Wendell Young, I believe.  Rheaume should 
   then be able to travel with the team as second string.  Whether or not 
   she plays in any upcoming games, I don't know.

   Greg
----------

   I saw in today's washington post a blurb stating that she had 
 been moved to the #2 slot and would be starting a game soon.
 
 I was hoping she'd end up in Richmond, as the Admirals play the
 renegades, what every other week? and that way I'd get a chance 
 to see her play.

          -Paul
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From: golchowy@alchemy.chem.utoronto.ca (Gerald Olchowy)
Subject: Re: Pat Quinn on Canucks' defence
Organization: University of Toronto Chemistry Department
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1992 03:31:04 GMT

In article <3848@mdavcr.mda.ca> hp@mdavcr.mda.ca (Hossein Parandeh) writes:
>
>"With Quebec caliming they've opted out of the Kevin Lowe sweepstakes, his
> latest destination has been narrowed to New York Rangers, Philly or Montreal.
> Vincent Damphousse put in his word on the advisability of the Habs acquiring
> the veteran defenceman, calling Lowe the 'greatest leader (he's) ever played
> with.' The Habs are offering J.J. Daigneault."

Allegedly, Sather and Savard would agree on Sean Hill, but he's been
injured and looks to remain so for awhile.

I think Quebec will be back in the Lowe sweepstakes yet...Quebec is
being penny-wise and pound foolish in this case.

Gerald
From: hamlet@stein.u.washington.edu (Mitch McGowan)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Minnesota-Pittsburgh Summary
Summary: North Stars 1, Penguins 4
Keywords: hockey, men's professional
Date: 12 Nov 92 17:11:21 GMT
Article-I.D.: u.1992Nov12.171121.21316
Organization: University of Washington


                       Penguins 4, North Stars 1
        At Bloomington, Minn., Rookie Shawn McEachern scored twice in the
third period and notched an assist and Mario Lemieux scored a goal and
collected two assists to up his league leading point total to 48. Earlier
Tuesday, North Stars center Dan Quinn was charged with raping a Twin
Cities woman at a local hotel. Quinn turned himself in to Bloomington
police and is being held in the Hennepin County jail in Minneapolis. He
was expected to post $30,000 bond Tuesday night and be released pending
his first court appearance Thursday. 

Pittsburgh                       1 0 3--4
Minnesota                        0 0 1--1
        First period--1, Pittsburgh, Francis 3 (Straka, McEachern), pp,
6:28. 
        Penalties--Modano, Min, 5:02; Francis, Pit, 10:02; USamuelsson,
Pit, 10:41; Gagner, Min, 13:32; USamuelsson, Pit, 16:25. 
        Second period--No scoring. 
        Penalties--Tippett, Pit, 4:09; Wregget, (served by Francis), Pit,
4:22; KSamuelsson, Pit, 11:33; Johnson, Min, double-minor, 17:54. 
        Third period--2, Pittsburgh, McEachern 10 (Lemieux, Mullen), 2:03.
3, Minnesota, Dahlen 2 (Modano, Craig), pp, 5:21. 4, Pittsburgh, McEachern
11 (Lemieux, Mullen), pp, 7:00. 5, Pittsburgh, Lemieux 22 (unassisted),
en, 18:39. 
        Penalties--KSamuelsson, Pit, 3:52; Hatcher, Min, 5:45; Stanton,
Pit, 10:52; Stanton, Pit, misconduct, 15:10; Courtnall, Min, misconduct,
15:10; Wregget, (served by Tocchet), Pit, 16:44. 
        Shots on goal--Pittsburgh 13-5-4--22. Minnesota 9-8-8--25. 
        Power-play conversions--Pittsburgh 5-2. Minnesota 9-1. 
        Goaltenders--Pittsburgh, Wregget. Minnesota, Casey. 
        A--13,049. 
        Referee--Koharski. 

--
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and maintainer of the r.s.h FAQ file
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From: bks2@cbnewsi.cb.att.com (bryan.k.strouse)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: updates to NHL INJURY REPORT
Date: 12 Nov 92 20:30:33 GMT
Organization: AT&T


Group,

If you have info on injury status or any new injuries not caught in the
update, please drop me a line to include them.

Thanks

\|||||/
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From: kitson@geop.ubc.ca (Denise Kitson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: Canucks 6 Jets 1
Date: 9 Nov 1992 18:22:32 GMT
Organization: Geophysics & Astronomy, U.B.C. Vancouver, Canada
Distribution: world
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Summary: Game summary
Keywords: Canucks

The canucks finally put in a decent effort in beating the Jets 6-1,
where Selanne, and for the most part the entire Winnipeg team, looked
uninspired to say the least.  Trevor Linden got it together and had a 
two goal game and played well throughout, but it was the defence that
had a superb game, with Robert Dirk, the games first star, getting the
game winner.  The Canucks set the tempo to the game and have now
outscored Winnipeg 41-9 in their last 6 games, including last years
playoffs.

Game summary
------------

First Period:
no scoring
Penalties-- Tkachuk Winn(double roughing), Diduck Vcr(roughing) 0:57;
            Levins Winn(high-sticking) 3:36;  Dirk Vcr(slashing) 14:17;
            Kerr Winn(slashing) 16:57

Second Period:
1. Vcr Linden 5 (Momesso, Ronning) 10:04
2. Vcr Dirk 1 (Nedved, Lidster) 15:02
Penalties-- Courtnall Vcr(unsportsmanlike) 0:52;  Levins Winn, Odjick
            Vcr(fighting) 8:36;  Romaniuk Winn(interference) 11:34;
            Davydov Winn(misconduct) 15:02;  Diduck Vcr(boarding) 16:56

Third Period:
3. Winn Numminen 2 (Tkachuk, Olczyk) 0:12
4. Vcr Adams 5 (Semenov, Dirk) 1:58
5. Vcr Nedved 3 (Plavsic, Courtnall) 11:21
6. Vcr Linden 6 (Ward, Lumme) 12:43
7. Vcr Adams 6 (Semenov, Bure) 18:50
Penalties-- Housley Winn(high-sticking) 2:19

Shots on goal:  Vcr 18-10-15=43  Winn 6-7-8=21
Goal:  Winnipeg Tabarraci (L, 0-4-0)  Vancouver Whitmore(W, 2-1-1)
Power Plays:  Winn 0-3, Vcr 0-5
Referee:  Kerry Fraser, Linesmen: Mitton, Cvik
Three stars: First star: Robert Dirk, Vcr
             Second star: Trevor Linden, Vcr
             Third star: Gerald Diduck, Vcr
Attendance:14026

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From: kevin@sherman.pas.rochester.edu (kevin mcfadden)
Subject: Re: Wayne Gretsky...his REAL whereabouts
Keywords: chicken pluckers unite!
Organization: University of Rochester
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 92 17:26:55 GMT

On Sunday during the Dallas-Eagles game on tv, Gretsky read the "...without
express permission of the NFL...." list.  

Kev


From: patm@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM (Pat Murphy)
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 17:32:00 GMT
Subject: Re: RANGERS NEWS: Patrick hurt, Weight possible suspension...
Organization: Hewlett-Packard, Fort Collins, CO, USA
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey

In rec.sport.hockey, romano@monolith.bellcore.com (Paul C. Romano) writes:

> 	During last night's RANGERS/Flyers game, Eric Lindros
                                                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^  

		that eric is a big boy...

> checked defenseman James Patrick heavily into the boards, causing
> an injury to his right shoulder. At present time, the seriousness of the 
> injury has not been announced by the RANGERS, but it is believed to 
> be a sprain of the right shoulder, and he could miss up to two weeks.
> 
> Paul
> RSH Contact - NY RANGERS
> romano@monolith.bellcore.com
> 
> _____ _________ _____
> \    V         V    /
>  | N E W   Y O R K |
>  |-----------------|
   |.STR  \**********|
>  |..\  A  \********|
>  |....\  N  \******|
>  |......\  G  \****|
>  |........\  E  \**|
>  |..........\  R  \|
>  \________ ___\__S_/
>           V
> 
		GO FLYERS!

pjm.
From: wing@ac.dal.ca
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: "The LIGHTNING?!?"
Date: 13 Nov 92 18:43:18 GMT
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Hey, i've just discovered this newsgroup, so i don't know if this topic has been
covered:
	Does anyone else out there think that LIGHTNING is a stupid name for 
a hockey team?   It's more like a soccer team name, i think.

	I mean, what is a player gonna tell people?  

		"Hi, I'm a LIGHTNING." ?!?
					
					Ollie (Call Me A Purist) Nguan
					"Tough, like a real Canadian!"
							- Don Cherry
From: simpson@bnr.ca (Scott Simpson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Re: Ottawa Questions
Date: 5 Nov 92 06:33:27 GMT
Organization: Bell-Northern Research, Ottawa, Canada

In article <1992Nov4.153005.849@ncsu.edu> bcperry@eos.ncsu.edu (BRENT COLE PERRY) writes:
>I was wondering if anyone could answer a few questions about the Ottawa
>Senators. . . 
>	1.  Who are the rookies on the Ottawa Senators?

Darcy Loewen (LW), Chris Luongo (D), Darrin Madeley (G) and Darren Rumble (D).

Tomas Jelinek has never played in the NHL, but he's 30 years old, so he doesn't
qualify.  Neil Brady has played in 19 games over three years with no more than
9 games in a single year, so he might qualify, but I don't think he does.  It's
far too early in the morning for me to rationalise it.  I'll let you know.

>	2.  Where are minor league teams for the Senators?

The only minor league team is the New Haven Senators.

>Thanks in advance,
>--Brent

A retroactive "your welcome",
Scott
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From: lli+@cs.cmu.edu (Lori Iannamico)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.hockey
Subject: Pens week-end, Lemieux's back?
Date: 9 Nov 92 17:01:22 GMT
Organization: School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon

I have a lot of work to do, so I can't go into a lot of detail.  Maybe later.

The Pens played their first back to back games this season, and lost both of them.
On Saturday they lost 4-2 to the Maple Leafs, and on Sunday they lost 7-2 to
the Blackhawks 7-2.  The Pens played well in for about the first 10 minutes of
each game, and then were outplayed by their opponents.  The Pens gave up a short
handed goal in each game early in the game.  The short handed goals were the 
turning points in both games. 

Felix Potvin was outstanding in the net for Toronto, and Doug Gilmore also had
a great game.  Toronto did a great job of shutting the Pens down in the neutral
zone.  Michael(sp?) Goulet had a hat trick for the Blackhawks.  The 'Hawks 
dominated the Pens in front of the Pens' net.

Wregget was in the nets for the loss in Toronto, and Barrasso lost his first
game of the season in Chicago.  Martin Straka saw his first action of the 
season, playing in both games.   New Pen Peter Ahola seems to have already
jumped ahead of Grant Jennings and Bryan Fogarty on the depth charts.  He played
in both games, too.

With Stevens out of the lineup and Bob Errey and Joey Mullen back in the lineup,
Bowman has gone on a line juggling jag.  He should have just put a revolving door
on the bench this weekend.  Guys were on and off the ice in a blink of an eye.

Joey Mullen played in Toronto, but not in Chicago.  Bowman has decided that at
this time, it wouldn't be wise to play Joey in back to back games.  He may start
to think the same thing about Lemieux.  

A lot of questions have been asked about Lemieux's back since he left the ice
twice during the Pens-Isles game on the 3rd of this month.  The reason given at
the time was that Lemieux was having skate problems.  But when asked about it
the next day, equipment manager Steve Latin said he knew nothing about skate
problems, but would not comment further.  When Lemieux was asked "Were you really
having skate problems, or has your back flared up again?" he smiled, and said
"Skates." and walked away.  He refused to answer further questions.

Lemieux did not travel with the team to Toronto.  He remained behind in Pittsburgh
to have tests run on his back.  The Pens claim the tests are routine, and he will
have to undergo them from time to time for the rest of his playing career. He 
joined the team Saturday morning.  And by the time the team flew into Chicago, 
Lemieux's physical therapist had joined team.

Lemieux did score 3 points this weekend (a goal in Toronto, a goal and assist
in Chicago), but he didn't seem to have the jump and drive that he has had in
earlier game. (He now has 21 goals, 24 assists.) 

Lori
Contact for the Penguins
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From: shadow@r-node.gts.org (Jay Chu)
Subject: Re: SABRES Update: Malarchuk, Fuhr
Organization: MLG
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 12:53:48 GMT

In article <Bx3usq.7n6@acsu.buffalo.edu> hammerl@acsu.buffalo.edu (Valerie S. Hammerl) writes:
>In article <1992Nov01.211816.29480@r-node.gts.org> shadow@r-node.gts.org (Jay Chu) writes:
>>In article <Bwun0B.LqF@acsu.buffalo.edu> swann@acsu.buffalo.edu (Stephen Swann) writes:
>>>In article <1992Oct28.155741.13363@cs.wisc.edu> horvath@skinner.cs.wisc.edu (Jeff Horvath) writes:
>>>>During the first intermission of last night's ESPN telecast of the
>>>>Islanders/Kings game, Al Morganti of the The Hockey News reported a rumor that
>>>>with the imporved play of Maple Leaf goaltender Felix Potvin, Grant Fuhr may
>>>>now be expendable (especially with his big contract).  The one place that
>>>>Morganti reported Fuhr might be headed is Buffalo.  In Morganti's words, the
>>>>Sabres need a goalie.  Personally, with Puppa's improved play lately, I can't
>>>>see this happening soon.
>>
>>YES, the rumors are true.  Muckler knows everything about Fuhr (he was Fuhr's
>>coach before when the Oilers won the Stanley Cup).  Muckler said he likes
>>Fuhr's attitude towards winning, and that is what the club needs most right
>>now.  The trade will involve Fuhr and a top-notch Buffalo center.
>
>The rumors haven't hit the local papers and if it were to happen then
>the Sabres would unload at least two goaltenders.  Not likely to
>happen.  
>
>
>
>-- 
>Valerie Hammerl               	Underemployed technical writer seeks
>hammerl@acsu.buffalo.edu        job in North America.  Willing to 
>v085pwpz@ubvms.bitnet           relocate.  Can begin any time.

This trade will not happen because the Leafs are playing great!  Why break

up the team chemistry when they are winning.  If they are in a losing streak,
it'll be a  different story.

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From: huot@cray.com (Tom Huot)
Subject: Humility - was Re: Blues lose to Lightning 6-4
Organization: Cray Research, Inc.
Date: 5 Nov 92 14:55:08 CST

In article <1992Nov4.183550.9064@wuecl.wustl.edu> jca2@cec1.wustl.edu (Joseph Charles Achkar) writes:
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>  This game report is reprinted from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch since I
>didn't watch the Blues - Lightning game Tuesday night.
>It is written by Dave Luecking of Post-Dispatch staff.
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>* HULL SHOOTS - AT HIMSELF AFTER BLUES GET STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AGAIN
>* LIGHTNING 6 - BLUES 4

[Much blame taking by Hull & Joseph deleted]

Wow, how refreshing to actually hear about players blaming themselves,
and not the system, the officiating, or anything else! Just my $.02

-- 
_____________________________________________________________________________
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huot@cray.com 
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From: sunils@bmerh703.bnr.ca (Sunil Sanwalka)
Subject: Re: U.S. "Dream Team"
Organization: Bell-Northern Research, Ottawa, Canada
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 92 19:53:07 GMT




> The IIHF would have to change it rules I think to bar NHL players from
> the Olympics, because NHL players are currently eligible the way the
> rules are now...but the NHL isn't going to shut down for the Olympics...
> this is just the insane rantings of another incompetent NHL president.
>
> The idea will hopefully be killed by the NHL owners by the new year.


Although I agree that the NHL is is very likely to kill this idea, I can't
comprehend why?

This Dream team idea could be the biggest publicity and marketing thing
the NHL could ever have. There would be top-notch NHL players playing on
all the big teams. It would probably make for incredilbly exciting hockey.
Alot more competitive then the Basketball Dream Team who just crushed all
their opposition. Every hockey fan in the world would be watching and
with the right build up in the US, All kinds of new fans would watch.

All these new converts could then watch their olymipic heroes come back
play for there local hockey team. This would be a lot bigger help
to the nhl getting a US televison contract. 

Nhl season doesn't necessarily have to be cut short the season
to do it either 
they could just start a couple of weeks earlier and end a week later.
It's not like this is going to happen every year, just once. 
I can't imagine any hockey fans complaining.

Cheers,
       Sunil


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From: cs902159@ariel.yorku.ca (DAVID A LISOGURSKI)
Subject: Drake Berehowsky
Organization: York University, Toronto, Canada
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 21:24:04 GMT


Early in this season, I've come to one conclusion about Drake.
IMHO, he is one of the best defenceman I've ever seen at keeping the puck
in the offensive zone after an attempted 'clear'.

On power plays, opponents crush the puck around the boards, and Drake is
almost always able to keep it in the zone.  Other defencemen usually
have trouble with this.

Anyone else find this?  Anyone else care?  :-)


--Dave
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Subject: Nov. 12 games of the night!!!
From: <RAP115@psuvm.psu.edu>
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 09:18:16 EST
Organization: Penn State University

Plenty of top team NHL action goes head to head on Thursday night.  It truly
fits the definition of great day for hockey!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5 Stars (Must See!)
Calgary at Boston.  Flames roll off to 11-5-2 and are looking good as they play
their 2nd game in two nights in Boston, who also is playing back to back games.
Bruins will be hungry for a win after a defeat to their rival, the Canadiens,
last night.  Look for a lot of action in this one!
Quebec at Pittsburgh.  Remember February 27, 1992?  The lowly Nordiques who
didn't win a game on the road all season at the time, led the Penguins 4-3
before the Penguins were able to squeak out a 4-4 tie.  This game started the
Penguins current regular-season unbeaten streak at home.  Quebec is now 4-3-2
on the road, 2nd place in the Adams, and is looking to end the Penguins streak
to get a little closer to the Habs.
Vancouver at Los Angeles.  Two power stats collide.  Canucks are 6-1-1 in the
division and Kings are 6-1-0 at home.  Both teams pursuing the Flames and could
 use the two points to bridge the gap in the standings.
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3 Stars (not bad)
Islanders at Flyers.  Once again, the Islanders and Flyers, like much of last
year, have fallen to 5th and 6th place in the division.  Islanders on a slide,
trying to break out of it.  Flyers have been sliding quite a bit since 2-0-1
start.  Still, this is a good rivalry, and Flyers can catch Islanders with a
victory.
Blues at Blackhawks.  Close to a 2-starer the way the 'Hawks are playing, but
give the added star for a rivalry.  'Hawks can overtake first with a victory
and are playing great hockey right now.  Blues at 1-6 division, 1-5 on the
road are looking for something to escape the cellar and get into the race.
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2 Stars (for diehards)
Jets at North Stars.  Minnesota swept the season series 3-0 last year, and with
 Jets struggling at a 0-8 clip on the raod, things don't look to good for
Winnipeg.  Stars trying to keep playing the motto in the Norris - "Win and
you're in first, lose and you're out."
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1 Star (Warm up for the fight tomorrow night.)
Oilers at Sharks.  Oilers 1-5 divison, Sharks 1-4.  This one is a battle of the
 weaks.  Edmonton wants to keep their push to .500 going.  Sharks wish they
had the potential of Tampa Bay.
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"It's A Great Day For Hockey!"-Badger Bob                   Enjoy
** Rob **
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