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Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Marshall Quickly Filling Athletic Dept. Vacancies
By Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
Monday, July 25, 2005
MU, Big Green Foundation to 'Paint Coalfields Green' with Trips to Princeton, Beckley
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
COMMENTARY: A Night Out with Herk to The Grandin
by Meredith Plessy
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'The Devil's Rejects' Spews Blood, Limbs, Fluids…And It Isn't a Lesson for Those Enrolled in Anatomy Class; Can You Sit Through It with Your Eyes Open?
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
MANN TALK: The Beginning of Wisdom
by Perry Mann
BAYHAM ON POLITICS: John Roberts: Judicial Man of Mystery
by Mike Bayham
Sunday, July 24, 2005
HINTON SLIDE: Another House Must be Condemned in Landslide Area, DOH Says
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
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Saturday, July 23, 2005
Rahall Chosen for Congressional Delegation to London, Libya, Lebanon
by HNN Staff
RAHALL REPORT: Actions Speak Louder Than Words When it Comes to Veterans
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Virginia Gov. Mark Warner to Keynote Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
by HNN Staff
MU Engineering Profs Develop Cutting-Edge Railroad Technology
by Adam Brown
Huntington News Network Writer
A PARODY: Byrd: First Senator to Serve from Great Beyond
by Eric St. James
OLD AND YOUNG OPINION: Crumbling Infrastructures and the Corporate Complex
by Adam Brown & Winnie Fox
NEWS ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY: Amtrak, Airlines Should Join Forces with Intermodal Links
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
MU Developing Common Academic Interest Dorms
by Adam Brown
Huntington News Network Writer
Sam Butcher Hired by Secretary of State Betty Ireland
by William Paine
Bluefield News Network Writer
Friday, July 22, 2005
COMMENTARY: Fending Off Boorish Behavior at the Multiplex
by Lora K. Abernathy
byrd Staves Off Crippling Amtrak Cut; Key Funding Panel Rejects Bush Plan to Bankrupt Passenger Rail Service
by HNN Staff
Are We Blinded by Vision of Strange Toes as More Serious Events Pass Us By?
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
Tensions Rise as Counter-Protesters Yell at Massey Protesters
by HNN Staff
Rahall Supports Resolution Asking Bush to Move to Lower Gasoline Prices
by HNN Staff
Timberline Resort Slates Frontier Weekend Featuring Old West Themed Trail Rides
by HNN Staff
WVU To Host Three Marquee Football Games in 2005
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
Thursday, July 21, 2005
FASHION POLICE COMMENTARY: Flip Flopping at the White House
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
COMMENTARY: Selling Them for What They THINK They're Worth
by Eric St. James
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Weekend First at HNN: Weekly Movie Comings and Goings
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
BOOK REVIEW: 'Wilson's War' Portrays President Who Led U.S. into War as Trigger for Catastrophic Events of Bloody 20th Century
Reviewed By David M. Kinchen
Huntington News Network Book Critic
THUMBS XXXV: We're Wild About Harry-and What He Does for Reading; Cell Phones: Use Them at Your Peril While Driving; Housing Bubble Bursting in Denver
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Morgantown Businessman George D. Johnson Ponders Run for Byrd's Senate Seat in 2006 on GOP Ticket
by HNN Staff
Grant for $52,000 Secured for Region II Planning, Development Council
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: What God Wants for Dinner
By Stephen N. Reed
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Mike Mays - (credit: F. Brian Ferguson, The Register-Herald)
by HNN Staff
WE GET LETTERS: Jenco Foundation Seeks 'Unsung Heroes' in Appalachia
Letter from Sharon Hatfield
Mountain State Organists to Address Cuts in College Music Programs
by HNN Staff
Monday, July 18, 2005
WV Power Climbs above .500 with 8–5 Win over Hagerstown
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
BAYHAM ON POLITICS: Celebration du jour des Bouchers (Celebrating the Day of the Butchers)
by Mike Bayham
COMMENTARY: Old Friends: The Baathists and Jihadists
by Craig A. Hammond
Bluefield News Network Columnist
MANN TALK: The Light of Reason
by Perry Mann
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Stardust Café: A Real Find in Town of Fine Dining
by Stephen N. Reed
Sunday, July 17, 2005
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The Hon. Joe Manchin, Gov.
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
Bar, Nightclub Accountability: Too Much to Drink Worse than Wardrobe Malfunctions
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
Saturday, July 16, 2005
RPA Memorial Basketball Tourney Continues in Humid Weather
by Chris Spencer
Huntington News Network Photographer
MU Vigil: 'All We Are Saying is Give Peace a Chance'; Will be Repeated Thursdays
by HNN Staff
American Veterans Win, Thanks to Efforts of Rahall, Colleagues
by HNN Staff
MU Researchers Receive Best Paper Award at London Railway Conference
by HNN Staff
BOOK REVIEW: 'Elephant Wars' A Good First Draft of History; Major Flaw: No Index
Reviewed By David M. Kinchen
Huntington News Network Book Critic
Survey USA Poll: Manchin Highest Rated Democratic Governor
by HNN Staff
Ripley Camp Brings Fun to Muscular Dystrophy Sufferers
by HNN Staff
Homeland Bill Strengthens America's Security, Byrd Says
by HNN Staff
Friday, July 15, 2005
WV Power Down Lakewood Blue Claws 5–3
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
More Than $2 Million Community Development Block Grant Disaster Assistance Coming to WV
by HNN Staff
Former WVU, Current Titans Cornerback Adam Jones Arrested
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
COMMENTARY: It's Getting Chilly Again Around the World; Have West Virginians Taken Terror Seriously?
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Writer
COMMENTARY: The Warner Saga Ends with a Whimper
by Eric St. James
GUEST OPINION: Sprouse is a Johnny Come Lately: Democrats are Moving WV Forward
by Nick Casey
West Virginia Democratic Party Chairman
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Terror Letters Circulating; Warn Charleston will be One of Five Locations Hit
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Writer
Peggy Rossi Memorial Service Slated for Saturday, July 16, 2005
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Dunbar Man Believes WV Artifacts are from One of World's Oldest Civilizations
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
OVEC Organizer Cites Sludge Leakage at Marsh Fork
by Adam Brown
Huntington News Network Writer
COMMENTARY: Charleston Pravda – er, Gazette – Rewriting History Again
by Charles Bolen
COMMENTARY: The Northern Panther Strikes Again
by Sebastian Tutte
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Gasoline Prices Set New Record Highs Again in WV
by HNN Staff
byRD'S EYE VIEW: Protecting the Pension Safety Net
From the desk of U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-WV)
Weekend First at HNN: Weekly Movie Comings and Goings
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
COMMENTARY: Private Property and the WV Republican Party
by John Ridgway
BOOK REVIEW: 'The World is Flat' Explains Globalization - Its Virtues, Discontents
by David M. Kinchen
Huntington News Network Book Critic
Horror, Sci-Fi Short Films Wanted for Showcase
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
Vass, Reece Qualify at Esquire, Advance to WV Amateur at The Greenbrier
by HNN Staff
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Supporters, Friends, Families to Mark 15th Anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act July 26
by HNN Staff
Charlie’s Boys Come to Bluestone Conference Center
Article and Photos by Cheryl Miller
THE MANCHIN REPORT: Healthy Steps to a Healthy Start for West Virginia
The Hon. Joe Manchin, Gov.
Governor of West Virginia
MANN TALK: Jesus' Treasonous Teachings
by Perry Mann
COMMENTARY: Pass the (Free) Taco Sauce
by Meredith Plessy
Gallardo Allows Only 2 Hits in WV Power 2-1 Victory over Hagerstown Suns
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Fantastic Four': Slow Start Nearly Sinks Flick
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
Monday, July 11, 2005
County Commissions Concerned that Regional Jail Expenses will Bankrupt Counties; Expenses Have Risen 38.6% over 10 Years
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Writer
THUMBS XXXIV: Why Not a Tour de West Virginia? Baseball, Softball Kicked Out of 2012 Olympics; Meth Madness Replaces Reefer Madness, Say Nation's Sheriffs
by David Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Sunday, July 10, 2005
Feds, States Sue American Electric Power Over Coal Burning Plants
by William Paine
Bluefield News Network Writer
John Henry Days Parade, Talcott, WV, Sat. July 9, 2005
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
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Saturday, July 9, 2005
Beckley Planning Commission OK's Kohl's Department Store in Cranberry Creek Plaza
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Summers County Social Worker Peggy Rossi Dies in Drowning Accident in El Salvador
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
COMMENTARY: Iraq: Time for a Rethink
by Eric St. James
Friday, July 8, 2005
WV Supreme Court Upholds Prep Sports Ban for Home–Schooled Students
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
Rahall Insists That WV, All of Rural America, Be Included in New Telecom Act
by HNN Staff
Arthur Koestler's Centennial Prompts Assessment of Puzzling Intellectual Giant
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Goodwill Industries Adds 3 Training Programs
by HNN Staff
Thursday, July 7, 2005
NEWS ANALYSIS: From Triumph to Tragedy in Warp Speed: London Suffers Terror Attacks as G–8 Summit Convenes in Scotland
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
Raleigh County Grandfather Stages Capitol Sit–In Protesting Coal Silo Near School
by Adam Brown
Huntington News Network Writer
Routes Outlined for Interstates 73, 74 in Virginia, West Virginia
by William Paine
Bluefield News Network Writer
Cass Scenic Railroad State Park Features Whittaker Station Logging Camp
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
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Chad Schofield Verbally Commits to Play for Thundering Herd in 2006
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
COMMENTARY: Sanctification: Growth in Grace
by Stephen N. Reed
Rahall, Pombo of California Ask Gonzales to Widen Abramoff-DeLay Probe
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Wednesday, July 6, 2005
Rahall Secures Funding for Mingo County Motor Sports Complex
by HNN Staff
Ney Spokesman Says Nay to Intimidation Charges; Wheeling Radio Station Vows to Continue Crusade Against Corruption
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Bewitched' Tries to Please Everyone; Ends Up Like Hit or Miss 5-4 Supreme Court Opinion
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
MANN TALK: I'm No Flag Burner But….
by Perry Mann
Tuesday, July 5, 2005
COMMENTARY: GaryAbernathyfromOhioandWestVirginia or 'Pass Those Little Cherry Tomatoes…'
by Meredith Plessy
COMMENTARY: Free Will: What a Concept!
by Stephen N. Reed
Monday, July 4, 2005
byrd: We Came Very Near the Precipice; 'I Hope We Can Avoid It in the Future;' Senator Pivotal in Gaining Supplemental $1.5 Billion Medical Funding for Veterans; Rahall, Vass Join Byrd in VA Hospital Visit
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Writer
Photos by Tony Rutherford and Chris Spencer
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Rahall Says Bush Promised in 2000 to Keep Gasoline Prices Low; Calls for Opening Strategic Reserves
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Writer
Photos by Tony Rutherford and Chris Spencer
Restored, Fully Operational Shays, Heislers, Climaxes Draw Tourists to Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
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Sunday, July 3, 2005
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'War of the Worlds' Soars with a Family Battling End of the World Chaos
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Columnist
Saturday, July 2, 2005
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POLITICS: Bush to Visit Morgantown July 4; Capito Will Appear with Him
by HNN Staff
RAHALL REPORT: A Dependent Independence Day
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
THUMBS XXXIII: Spurlock's Got Game; Oriana Fallaci on Europe's Islamic Threat; Rahall, Other Representatives Go to Bat for Amtrak; Luck of the Irish
by David Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
COMMENTARY: Hey Gary, Let the Congresswoman Speak for Herself
by Meredith Plessy
Friday, July 1, 2005
BOOK REVIEW: 'And the Money Kept Rolling In (And Out)' Scopes Out Argentina's 2001 Financial Collapse; Could It Happen Here?
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
Week 13 of Gasoline Crisis: Prices on Rise Again, Nearing Record Highs
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Joltin' Joe Manchin: Batting .500
by Sebastian Tutte
Thursday, June 30, 2005
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LOCAL NEWS: Contract Awarded to Repair Hinton Landslide
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
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STATE NEWS: Rahall Amendment to Save Cardinal Amtrak Route Passes House
by HNN Staff
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Rahall Fights for Veterans Funding Despite Late Shortfall Annoucement, Rules Committee Setback
by HNN Staff
Rahall Votes to Secure Pay Raise for Troops
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Professor Capehart Takes Manchin to School
by Meredith Plessy
Rockefeller Lauds Senate Energy Bill for Production, Conservation, Innovation Elements; Bill Contains Jay's Provisions on Clean Coal Technology
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: I Feel Sorry for Sebastian Tutte
by Craig A. Hammond
Bluefield News Network Columnist
MANN TALK: Who Elects a Tom DeLay and Why?
by Perry Mann
COMMENTARY: Media CEO Starts Process to Build Hotel on Souter's Land in 'Live Free or Die' State
by David M. Kinchen
Huntington News Network Editor
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
TRUE CRIME: Unrepentent Thief Takes Collection Plate
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
COMMENTARY: Get Real, Mayor Hammond
by Sebastian Tutte
MU COUNTDOWN
#3-Dec. 23, 1999: Marshall's Motor City Bowl Win over Brigham Young Gives Undefeated Herd No. 10 Ranking
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
Monday, June 27, 2005
GOP Areas Voted Against Bond Amendment; Counties with Universities Supported It; North-South Division Detected
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
COMMENTARY: Sebastian Tutte is Divorced from Reality
by Craig A. Hammond
Bluefield News Network Columnist
BAYHAM ON POLITICS: The Death of Private Property
by Mike Bayham
THUMBS XXXII: We've Got to Get Those Poor People Off Our Waterfronts; IBM Makes Domestic Jobs Disappear, Only to Reappear in India; Lions Save Ethiopian Girl from Marauding Men;
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: ‘Land of the Living Dead’ Nearly D.O.A.
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
MU COUNTDOWN
#4-Sept. 20, 2003: Marshall Defense Holds Strong to Preserve 27-20 Victory
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
Sunday, June 26, 2005
Pension Amendment Fails in WV, Narrowly Passes in Cabell County
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
TRUE CRIME: I'm a Crackhead: Take Me to Jail, But Let Me Bring My Huffer
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Writer
MANN TALK: The Different Delineations of the Christian Diety
by Perry Mann
COMMENTARY: Defeat for Manchin, Victory for the People
by Sebastian Tutte
Mountain State Titans Bring Summer Football to Huntington
by Chris Spencer
Huntington News Network Photographer
THE MANCHIN REPORT: Pause and Remember the Meaning of Independence Day
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
Saturday, June 25, 2005
NEWS ANALYSIS: Today's Special Bond Amendment Vote Boils Down to Two Millionaires Going Mano a Mano
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
RAHALL REPORT: West Virginia Students: Act Now to Save Money
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Rahall to Serve as Grand Marshal of 10th Anniversary John Henry Days
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Manchin Losing His One Asset: His Charm
by Eric St. James
Community Development Specialist Praises Hinton's Focus on Arts, Tourism, Technology; Urges Strong Local Financial Support
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Senate Adopts Byrd Plan to Create Tax Break for Rural Drivers
by HNN Staff
Eighty High School Juniors to Attend Governor's School for the Arts at MU
by HNN Staff
MANN TALK: Latin America' Re-Reformation
by Perry Mann
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
BOOK REVIEWS: 'Sinatra: The Life'; 'Strom': Another Guy who did it His Way; Rudy Giuliani 'The Prince of the City'
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
Mountain State Tourism Officials Meet with Rahall
by HNN Staff
Nobelist Dr. Mary Lightfine to Speak at Concord University June 22
by HNN Staff
RUTHERFORD ON THEATRE: Charleston Theatre Fest Morphs into Festiv–All
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
Gas Price Crisis Continues to Hurt West Virginians as it Nears Third Month
by HNN Staff
Results of Top Flite Junior Tour Golf Tourney at Bridgeport Country Club
by HNN Staff
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
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CAPITO REPORT: Pay Raise for Soldiers will Help Keep Bill Collector Out of War Zone
by HNN Staff
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Rahall Urges Top Priority for Public Transportation Solutions for Seniors
by HNN Staff
Monday, June 20, 2005
Tunstalle Transferring from MU to Concord in Hopes of Starting
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Batman Begins': Eye-Darting, Feet-Shimmering, Duck Before You're Mowed Down, Bungee-Jumping Adrenalin Rush
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Columnist
BAYHAM ON POLITICS: Europe's Last Honest Man
by Mike Bayham
Hinton News Network Columnist
Shinnston Church Slates 5th Annual Bike Sunday on July 10
by HNN Staff
LETTER TO GOV. JOE MANCHIN
Help End Standoff Between U.S. Forest Service, Rainbow Gathering; National Guard, State Police Should be Held Back
by Karin Zirk
West Virginia Day Celebration, Re-enactment encampment at Hinton WV
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
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Sunday, June 19, 2005
THE MANCHIN REPORT: Advisory Committee Another Safeguard in Managing Pension Debt
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
COMMENTARY: Manchin Miscalculates – Big Time
by Meredith Plessy
NEWS UPDATE
Police: Easterly's U–Turn Attempt Caused Fatal Crash on I–64
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
Saturday, June 18, 2005
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ON THE ROAD AGAIN: West Virginia Route 2, Side Trips Yield Scenic Journey
by Chris Spencer
Hinton News Network Photographer
RAHALL REPORT: Celebrate Glories of Mountain State on West Virginia Day
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
byrd Wins Committee Approval for Statewide Flood Warning System
by HNN Staff
Friday, June 17, 2005
COMMENTARY: Bluefield's RADIOACTIVE: The Best Little Radio Show in the State
by Sebastian Tutte
Tom Easterly, who died June 15, 2005, Wore His Erudition Well
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Tom Easterly of Beckley, Dies in I-64 Crash; Other Victim was Linda Coalter from Culloden
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
Thursday, June 16, 2005
THUMBS XXXI: Fair Treatment for Older Workers: It's All We Ask; That Idiotic Supreme Court Decision on Medical Marijuana; Gasohol Gains as Oil Prices Remain High
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
WV Rifle Gun Bash Raises Money to Support WVU Rifle Team
by Thomas G. Caranasos
Rainbow Gathering Organizers Say Forest Service Blockading Meeting
by HNN Staff
Mahan Becomes First Woman to Serve of Powerful Joint Interim Committee
by HNN Staff
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Rahall: Strategic Petroleum Reserve Nearly Full as Gas Price Crisis Moves into Week 11
by HNN Staff
CITIZEN LUSHER: Tom Cruise is Completely Insane, or How Jacko Gave up the Crown
by Christopher Lusher
North–South Football Classic Has Cabell–Wayne Feel
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Rahall, Rest of WV Delegation Fighting for Survival of 130th Airlift Wing
by HNN Staff
WV Disabilities Coalition Sponsoring Creative Expression Contest
by HNN Staff
Annual North–South Prep Series In Full Swing This Week
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
COMMENTARY: Talkline: It Could be So Much More
by Sebastian Tutte
Monday, June 13, 2005
COMMENTARY – OPINION: 'Star Wars' Reflects Reality of Today's Politics
by Adam Brown
Hinton News Network Writer
BAYHAM ON POLITICS: Attending a Political Cyber–Funeral
by Mike Bayham
Hinton News Network Columnist
BOOK REVIEW: 'South Park Conservatives' Examines 'Revolt' of Conservatives, Libertarians against Liberal Media Outlets
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: Bloody 'High Tension' Should Have Been Filmed With Much Less Gore
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: Brad and Angelina Nitroglycerine Propels 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith'
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: Oscar Winning Director Ray McKinnon Explores Unconfortable Feelings in 'Chrystal'; Believes Today's Movies Have Too Many 'Dumbed Down' Scripts
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
Rahall, 170 Democratic Colleagues Support $2 Billion Amtrak Funding Bill
by HNN Staff
Sunday, June 12, 2005
Hinton Good Ol' Days
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Pittsnogle Decides to Return to WVU for Senior Year
by Grant Traylor
Huntington News Network Sportswriter
Saturday, June 11, 2005
Huntington Restaurant Legend Jim Tweel Dies at Home
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington News Network Columnist
HNN EVENTS BULLETIN
Theater, Music, Tourism Calendar for June – August – and Beyond
by Tony Rutherford
Bluefield News Network Writer
THE MANCHIN REPORT: West Virginia's Workers Send Global Business Community a Strong Message
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
RAHALL REPORT: The Time is Now for the Highway Bill
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
MUSIC REVIEW: Jay Farrar - Stone, Steel & Bright Lights
by Maura Conway
Bluefield News Network Contributing Writer
A Handful of School Dominated Prep Sports Action in 2004-05 Season
by Grant Traylor
Bluefield News Network Sportswriter
Friday, June 10, 2005
Rahall Works to Finalize Highway Bill That Will Bring $2.3 Billion to WV
by HNN Staff
18th Annual Greenbrier Trail Bike Trek Raises More than $32,000
by HNN Staff
Construction and Demolition in Hinton, June 9th 2005
Photos by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Hinton's Musical Saturdays Begin June 11, extend through Railroad Days in October
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
COMMENTARY: Capito and Raese: Fools NOT to Run
by Sebastian Tutte
Thursday, June 9, 2005
WEEK 10 GAS PRICE CRISIS Memorial Day Weekend Brought Highest Gas Prices, Most Travelers
by HNN Staff
Poll Finds Strong Support for Byrd in West Virginia; Leads Capito by 10 Points
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Swimming in a Sea of Republicans.What a Wonderful Feeling!
by Lora Kiser Abernathy
COMMENTARY: With Friends Like This..
by Sebastian Tutte
THUMBS XXX: Auto Technician Training Helps Career Minded Young People; Amnesty International Backs Off - a Tad; Bolton Was Right about WMD; Nicholas Kristof Honored for Darfur, S.E. Asia Coverage
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Wednesday, June 8, 2005
MUSIC REVIEW: The White Stripes 'Brings the Rock' in 'Get Behind Me Satan' CD
by Maura Conway
Hinton News Network Contributing Writer
Tuesday, June 7, 2005
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Bargain Golf's No Oxymoron at Hinton's Willowwood Country Club by David M. Kinchen Editor, Hinton News Network |
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COMMENTARY: Where Have You Gone, Joe DiMaggio?
by Meredith Plessy
Monday, June 6, 2005
THUMBS XXIX: Slip–Sliding Away, Calif., WV; French, Dutch Nix Euro Constitution: Good News or Bad?
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Summers Library Sports Fresh Paint Job
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
100 Years Ago Today: June 5, 2005
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
BOOK REVIEW: Sue Miller's 'Lost in the Forest' Tells Poignant Story of Complex Family Relationships When Tragedy Strikes
by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: Free Summer Morning Movies at Many Southern WV Cineplexes
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Columnist
BAYHAM ON POLITICS: Sifting Through the Weeds: The Garden State GOP Primary
by Mike Bayham
Whalen, Conrad Hold Off Huntington's Pat Carter, Shane Niceley in Four-Ball Tourney
by Delano Farley
Saturday, June 4, 2005
THE MANCHIN REPORT: Discover West Virginia's Best–Kept Secrets–Our State Parks
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
RAHALL REPORT: National Volunteer Week
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Bluestone Dam Contract Awarded
by HNN Staff
Friday, June 3, 2005
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HNN GOES BACK TO COLLEGE: Tom Wolfe Tells W&L Graduates 'Character Counts'; Sen. John Warner Gets Honorary Doctorate by David M. Kinchen Editor, Hinton News Network |
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BRAC Team Coming to WV National Guard's 130th Airlift Wing
by HNN Staff
Thursday, June 2, 2005
Straight Talk
by Senator Sarah Minear
Hiking in Panther State Forest: Get Out There!
by Chris Spencer
Hinton News Network Photographer
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18th Annual Greenbrier Trail Bike Trek Slated for June 3-5
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Whitewashing the White Sheets of Robert C. Byrd
by Sebastian Tutte
Vacationers Should Consider Resort Condos as Alternatives to Hotels
by Christopher S. Cain
Wednesday, June 1, 2005
Rockefeller, Manchin Visit Japan, Taiwan on Trade Mission
by HNN Staff
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
'The Pledge of Allegiance'
by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz
Monday, May 30, 2005
Bayham on the Bayou: GOP Senators Asleep at the Wheel
by Mike Bayham
Hinton News Network Columnist
COMMENTARY: A Former Terrorist in the U.S. Senate?
by Jason McIlwee
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: Aliens, Superheroes, Witches, Oh My! Summer Film Preview
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
Saturday, May 28, 2005
Wounded Bald Eagle, Fully Recovered, Released at Pipestem State Park
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Memorial Day Weekend 2005
by Eric St. James
RAHALL REPORT: A New Century for Our Veterans
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Rahall Chosen to Help Finalize Overdue Highway Bill
by HNN Staff
THUMBS XXVIII: I've Seen That Car Washing Shot Before; Let's Grow Our Own Fuel and Stick it to Saudis, Venezuelans; Housing Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble?
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
THE MANCHIN REPORT: Road Bond Refinancing Latest Mark of Responsible Government
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
Morgantown Delegate Questions If State Funds Medicaid for Impotence Drugs for Sex Offenders
by HNN Staff
Friday, May 27, 2005
Rahall's Southern WV Environmental Infrastructure Program Funded
by BNN Staff
BOOK REVIEW: 'Soldiers and Slaves' Recounts WW II German Selection of American POWs for Slave Labor with Holocaust Victims
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
Thursday, May 26, 2005
GAS PRICE CRISIS Week 8: Gasoline Prices Remain High While Oil Industry Enjoys Record Profits
by HNN Staff
Rahall Moves to Secure Rural Air Service for Southern WV; Calls for Meeting with US Airways, America West Airlines
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: West Virginia's Own French Revolution
by Meredith Plessy
Town Hall Meeting Mulls Future of Social Security; Speakers Find Flaws in Bush Administration Proposals
by Adam Brown
Hinton News Network Writer
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
COMMENTARY: After the Dust Settles
by Sebastian Tutte
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
THUMBS XXVII: Baltic Collaboration; Buchanan's Gone Too Far - Again; Lars, We Hardly Knew You
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
West Virginia Prepares for 24 Hours of Big Bear Bike Racing
by HNN Staff
Monday, May 23, 2005
COMMENTARY: GOP Chairman Capehart: The Cape of Good Hope
by Sebastian Tutte
COMMENTARY: The Downside of Progress
by Perry Mann
Sunday, May 22, 2005
Summers County Voters Defeat School Levy by 92 Votes
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
COMMENTARY: My Dog Hooch: In Defense of the Pit Bull Terrier
by Melody McPherson
Hinton News Network Writer
Saturday, May 21, 2005
THE MANCHIN REPORT: 130th Airlift Wing Vital to WV, Nation
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
Rahall: Broadband Technology is Key to Our Success in the World
by From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
DNC Chairman Howard Dean to Visit WV
by HNN Staff
Wild Flowers Finally Booming at Cranberry Glades - An Unusual, Beautiful Bit of Canada in WV
by Chris Spencer
Hinton News Network Photographer
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Friday, May 20, 2005
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: Awesome 'Revenge of the Sith' Invades Cinemas, Guaranteeing Space Opera Action Thriller with Subtle Symbolistic Hints for the Intellect
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
Thursday, May 19, 2005
National Maritime Center to Relocate to WV
by HNN Staff
Deadline Extended for Youth Disability Caucus
by HNN Staff
MU's Future Looks Bright with New Coach, New Conference, WVU Series
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
Economic Impact of MU-WVU Football Series Makes State the Winner
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
Bayham on the Bayou: Star Wars III: End of an Epic
by Mike Bayham
Hinton News Network Columnist
Everybody's Picking on Amtrak–Even the N.Y. Times; SUVs Don't Have Serial Numbers Starting with 666; Talk Radio as Close as Your Computer; Crazy Like a Fox
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Memorial Service for Anthony J. "Papa Tony" Sferlazza Slated for Saturday, May 21
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Manchin Brokers Deal to Bring Back WVU-MU Football Series
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
COMMENTARY: Finally! West Virginia is a Real State
by Sebastian Tutte
COMMENTARY: V-E Day and the GI Bill; Investing in People is the Best Investment a Nation Can Make
by Perry Mann
Hilary Duff in Concert in Charleston Aug. 26
by HNN Staff
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Protect Our Base Rally at 130th National Guard Airlift Wing: 'Our turn to Stand by WV Guard'
Remarks at May 16, 2005 Rally
by U.S. Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-WV)
COMMENTARY: Joe Manchin's Challenge While Yachting on the Kanawha
by Meredith Plessy
BOOK REVIEW: 'Black Rednecks and White Liberals' Tells Real Story of Racial History, Black Education, Slavery, 'Generic Jews', 'Visions' vs. History
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
Chris Tucker of HHS, 4 Other WV Students, Successful at Intel International Science Fair
by HNN Staff
GUEST COMMENTARY: The Will of the People and Mainstream America
by David J. Muskera
Monday, May 16, 2005
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COMMENTARY: After War, Repressed Civil Liberties Revive; What Happens When We're in an Endless State of vigilance?
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Writer
RUTHERFORD ON FILM: 'Millions': Miracles, Saints and Bags of Pounds
by Tony Rutherford
Hinton News Network Columnist
STATE NEWS: Snuffer Points Out Lack of Consistency in Byrd's Stand on Military Installations
by HNN Staff
COLUMN: Bayham on the Bayou: Refighting Yalta and World War II
by Mike Bayham
Sunday, May 15, 2005
'Hot Property' Tells How Fake Goods, Stolen Intellectual Rights Costs U.S. $200 Billion Annually, Degrades Our Infrastructure, Eliminated Jobs
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
COMMENTARY: An Appreciation of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson 1939-2005
by Adam Brown
Huntington News Network Writer
Saturday, May 14, 2005
BASE CLOSINGS: Byrd Slams Decision to Strip 130th Airlift Wing of Entire Fleet; Senator to Lead 'Protect Our Base' Rally Monday, May 16
by HNN Staff
Nationwide Insurance Gives Details of Auto, Home Premium Reductions
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Rahall Report: Physical Fitness and the Health of Our Children
by From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Spring Events, Festivals in West Virginia Through June 4
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Star Wars or Star Bores?
by Eric St. James
Friday, May 13, 2005
COMMENTARY: Hiram Lewis is a Man of Action
by Jim W. Ashley II
Vice Chairman, Wood County Young Republicans Committee
Thursday, May 12, 2005
COMMENTARY: The WV GOP Vice Squad Takes Over
by Sebastian Tutte
WV Public Broadcasting to Open News Bureau at MU
by HNN Staff
LOCAL NEWS: Summers County Voters to Decide on School Levy May 21
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Huntington News Network
Rahall: Study Says 3.7 Billion Hours Wasted Sitting in Traffic Each Year
by HNN Staff
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
West Virginia Native Mike D'Antoni Named NBA Coach of the Year
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
BOOK REVIEW: 'Evidence of Love' Depicts Love, Politics in White House Setting
by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
COMMENTARY: Hiram Lewis: Back to Toadyville
by Sebastian Tutte
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
THUMBS XXV: Will ‘Accounting Improprieties’ Never Cease? Probably Not; Give Jesus Christ a Break, DMV; The Atlantic’s Moving
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
EVENT: Country Star Kenny Chesney in Concert Aug 10 in Charleston Civic Center
by HNN Staff
TRAVEL & LEISURE: New Guide Shows off WV's Golf Courses
by HNN Staff
Monday, May 9, 2005
BREAKING NEWS/COMMENTARY:
Kris Warner Resigns: Our Long, Statewide Nightmare is Over!
by Sebastian Tutte
THE MANCHIN REPORT: Two Pieces of Legislation Will Ensure Healthy, Safe West Virginia
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
CAPITO REPORT: 100 Days of Progress
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 2nd District
RAHALL REPORT: LGU 101: Land Grant Universities Deserve Continued Support, Not Budget Cuts
by From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Nader Says GM's Problems Show Giant Automaker Stuck in Past
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Sunday, May 8, 2005
Marshall Graduates Record Number of Students Saturday
by Chris Spencer
Huntington News Network Photographer
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Saturday, May 07, 2005
NATIONAL NEWS: Nader Slams 'Corporate Interests' and Their Impact on Public Policy; Defends His Presidential Campaigns; Attacks Political Apathy
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
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STATE NEWS: 'Mountaineer' Described GOP Chairman 'Desperately Throwing Money Around for Governor's Race'
Journal Spells Out Hiring, Salaries, Attitude of 'Capital Street Gang'
by HNN Staff
NATIONAL NEWS: Rahall Joins Fellow Democrats in Congress in Introducing the New GI Bill of Rights
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: American Lung Assn. Volunteer to Climb 20,320 Feet for Lung Disease
by HNN Staff
Friday, May 06, 2005
COMMENTARY: Dancing to the Masochism Tango
by Sebastian Tutte
MU to Sell Surplus Computers on May 9
by HNN Staff
Thursday, May 05, 2005
The WV GOP: The Adults Step In to Call for Kris Warner's Resignation
by Sebastian Tutte
SPORTS: WVU Center Kevin Pittsnogle Declares for NBA Draft
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
EVENT: Deadline Extended for Youth Disability Caucus
by HNN Staff
Wednesday, May 4, 2005
GUEST COMMENTARY: Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
by Sebastian Tutte
Tuesday, May 3, 2005
MU Hooding Ceremonies Slated in Huntington, Charleston
by HNN Staff
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BOOK REVIEW: 'Men in Black,' 'Courtroom 302' Depict Players at Top of Justice Totem Pole
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
Monday, May 2, 2005
Blair: Fire GOP Chairman; Then Re-Hire His Former Executive Director Gary Abernathy
by HNN Staff
Sunday, May 1, 2005
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May-June 2005 Calendar of Events in West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio
by Tony Rutherford
Huntington Network News Writer
byrd: Health Care Crisis Growing; Partisan Politics Not The Answer
by HNN Staff
GAS PRICE CRISIS: Week 4: President Bush Unable to Convince Saudis to Lower Oil Prices
by HNN Staff
THUMBS XXIV: State Farm Has Kept Its Word; 'Bankruptcy Reform' Bill is Really Credit Card Welfare Act; Slow Down Those Trains!; There's No Such Thing as a Free Laptop
by David Kinchen
Hinton News Network Writer
Saturday, April 30, 2005
GUEST COMMENTARY: Profile in Courage: Charles Bolen
by Sebastian Tutte
STATE NEWS: WV Students Eligible for Presidential Freedom Scholarships
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: Byrd Bill Supports Local Police Through COPS Program
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: THE MANCHIN REPORT: The First 100 Days: it's Only the Beginning
by Joe Manchin
Governor of West Virginia
Friday, April 29, 2005
BREAKING SPORTS NEWS
NCAA Ruling Opens Way to Herd-Mountaineers Football Series
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
Blair: GOP Party United; Majority Want Warner Gone, New Leadership
by HNN Staff
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STATE NEWS: Byrd Opposes Massive, Undefined Social Security Cuts
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: $3.5 Million in USDOT Grants Coming to Four Airports in Southern WV
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: WV ACLU Goes to Bat for Rebel-Flag Wearing Hurricane High Student
by HNN Staff
EVENT: American Lung Assn. Seeks Participants for Annual Greenbrier Trail Bike Trek Fundraiser
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: Record Number of Students to Graduate from Marshall on May 7
by HNN Staff
Thursday, April 28, 2005
Rahall: Technology Key to Airport Safety
by HNN Staff
Spring Fun; West Virginia May 2005 Activities
by HNN Staff
COMMENTARY: Warner's Last Friend Abandons Him
by Sebastian Tutte
STATE NEWS: WV GOP Treasurer Lewis Calls on Kris Warner to Resign
by HNN Staff
SPORTS: Goddard Only Herd Player Chosen in 2005 NFL Draft; Josh Davis Inks Free Agent Pack with Miami Dolphins
by Grant Traylor
Hinton News Network Sportswriter
COLUMN: Bayham on the Bayou: Barking at the Fisherman
by Mike Bayham
Hinton News Network Columnist
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
STATE NEWS: Byrd to GOP Senate Leadership: Focus on Issues Important to Most West Virginians, Other Americans
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: BLAIR PROJECT
GOP Lawmaker Launches Web Site to Make Kris Warner Disappear
by HNN Staff
SPORTS
Lady Bobcat Forward Joanna Mills Signs to Play at Concord
by HNN Staff
GUEST OPINION: Kris Warner - Same Old-School Obstructionist -- Opposes Retirement Bond Issue
by Nick Casey
West Virginia Democratic Party Chairman
LETTER TO THE EDITOR:
Hiram Lewis Should Concentrate on Senate Campaign, Step Down as GOP Treasurer
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
EVENT: Karen Peck & New River Live in Concert in Shinnston Church May 28
by HNN Staff
| BREAKING NEWS Homeless Feature 'On the River's Edge' to air Tuesday, April 26 by Tony Rutherford Huntington News Network Columnist Huntington (HNN) – HNN has just received word from Toni Karle that the long-delayed CBS Early Show feature concerning her daughter Francesca film, "On the River's Edge" film about Huntington's homeless and comments from Huntington High School students on the homelsss issues will air TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 26 at 8:08 a.m. According to producer Joe Long, "the story is fantastic." |
STATE NEWS: WV to Receive $5.7 Million for Fish and Wildlife Conservation, Recreation
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: Rahall Secures Money for Mountain Music Heritage Project
by HNN Staff
STATE NEWS: Lewis Accuses Byrd of 'Flip-Flops' on Filibuster Issue
by HNN Staff
EVENT: Spiritual Singing Part of May 20 Lewisburg Battle Reenactment
by HNN Staff
Monday, April 25, 2005
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| ‘American Prometheus’ by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin |
BOOK REVIEW: ‘American Prometheus’ Recounts Life and Strange Times of J. Robert Oppenheimer, Father of A-Bomb
Reviewed by David M. Kinchen
Hinton News Network Book Critic
THUMBS XXIII: Down with International Red Cross’s Bigotry; Kudos to Everyone Involved with Hinton Technology Center; Army Inspector General Exonerates Prison Scandal Officers
by David M. Kinchen
Editor, Hinton News Network
Sunday, April 24, 2005
GUEST COMMENTARY: The Rise of Robin Capehart
by Sebastian Tutte
RAHALL REPORT: A New GI Bill of Rights for 21st Century
From the desk of U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)
Representing West Virginia's 3rd District
Saturday, April 23, 2005
COMMENTARY: Whatever Happened to John Raese?
by Sebastian Tutte
COMMENTARY: Cable Outlets Slammed on Description of New Pope
by Adam Brown
Huntington News Network Writer
State Democratic Party Hires New Executive Director
by HNN Staff
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