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Well I'm in the middle of the 'I haven't a thing to wear' mind right now and thinking that maybe I should buy a new jersey.:D I will have my arm warmers, black and my martini glass socks for sure. I will probably bring my bright green/yellow shell cuz I hear it is a bit cool in the am. It is so lite I can stuff it in my back pocket. I have a blue helmet with happy face stickers on it.;)
i'd probably be hog tied and quartered (and all sorts of other bad stuff) if i tried to say "i don't have a thing to wear" on this board! lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by ACG
(i think i'll be up to 75 or 76 when i pick up my CB jersey!)
my biggest problem is i've worn all my FAVORITES to rides! (and dealing with the tanline issue of short sleeves) :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Brandy
OHHHH!!!! SO CUTE BRANDY!!!!!!!!!!
I need one!
It's on sale right now!Quote:
Originally Posted by redhot3368
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...slisearch=true
My outfit has been finalized
Martini socks
Nike sleevless top, dark grey in middle, pink on the sides
Pink headband, don't think you'll be able to see it, but thought I'd mention it
Black/orange Giant
Sarcastic grin
Big rear end, (wearing black sheebest shorts)
Green/yellow sleevless jacket
Black armwarmers
Black gloves
I know this doesn't all match, but I'm into comfort
I am gonna try to start as early as I can, but will wait for friends;)
Audrey - you should be easy to spot...
OK so I'm between two jerseys - if it looks like the temperature is going to be above 75 - I'll wear my Terry Butterfly sleeveless jersey (red/orange/yellow and blue) with the Bolero to start. If temperatures are cooler I'll be in my Terry Rosarita (red/pink/purple). My red and grey helmet. You all know what I look like - large and in charge!!!! Big and fluffy. Easy to spot in a crowd.
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Originally Posted by tprevost
Thanks you guys! I'll look for you!Quote:
Originally Posted by redhot3368
Made hotel reservations tonight for tomorrow's stay. I'll be sleepin' at the Best Western Inn on E Thompson Blvd. Looks like it's pretty close to the start area. If anyone needs a place to crash friday night, let me know. You're welcome to stay with me.
:D :D
~BikeMomma (Kim)
So we are not leaving until late tonight, won't be able to register tonight. I'll see you at registration in the a.m.
Hope everybody had fun. Brandy, Make sure Voltman gets a chainring tattoo. I'm going to see if I can do some hiking, and My boss want me to learn a new programming language(actually two), so I'm going to spend the week becoming a Java aficionado (the Language, not the drink!)
Jana
I will! I'm glad that your exchange worked out :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredwina
I'm anxiously waiting for ride reports.....anyone??.....:D
Me too!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by roadfix
Well, this was my first century and I am HOOKED!!!
Way Cool!! We got there early...5:30 am, I was soooo nervous.
Saw Tracy shortly after, starting getting ready. Didn't get a chance to talk to Caligurl, but Tracy and I saw her running across the parking lot :)
I met Pam, Audrey and Nina and Brandy, and Bikemomma for the first time.
Pam,tracy and Nina were riding together.
I started with my friend Christy, And Brandy was riding with some of her friends from Bike forums ( forgot all the names)
The weather was great!!
I didn't need my Sunglasses till after mile 50!
The rest stops were SWEET! But the bathroom lines were long, to be expected!
All in all VERY FUN DAY!!
Ride time 7 hours 6 minutes
Ave speed 14.3
Next century Amtrak...Sept 9th.
OT - Brandy send me your e-mail address...my Mountain bike club is going to be in OC over labor day weekend. Thought maybe Your friend I was talking too...(.I forgot his name...James?.) might want to ride with the group.
He is more then welcome to join the DirtChix....it is mostly women but we do have a few guys!
Bikemomma...e-mail me ...You were a great ride partner! Thanks for stopping and waiting and for being so patient!!
Thanks everyone!
Karen
I had a great time on the Cool Breeze ride, but I didn’t met anyone from TE.
I got to the parking lot at about 6:10. I went through registration quickly and then got my helmet, bike, shoes etc. and headed over to the table area. I didn’t see anyone (I was looking for a group of several women, or anyone that might meet the descriptions that were posted). So, I headed done to the start area. Again, no one looked like TE people, though I’m not sure I could have picked them out anyway, since I’ve never met anyone from the list.
I was getting antsy, so I started at 6:32, according to my watch.
The ride started out on a few miles of bike path, then onto the freeway, where semis were passing. Some guy without a route slip even asked me if this was the right way. But there was a wide enough bike lane so that it didn’t feel scary - I didn’t even feel that push of wind that passing semis can create.
About 10 miles in to the ride I realized I was hungry - that’s not good. I didn’t understand it, I had had my regular hearty breakfast of a banana and as much oatmeal as I could eat, and that usually keeps me pretty satisfied for a while. It must have been that I hadn’t really had much to eat the day before - gotta watch that. Anyway, there was a large selection of food at the first rest stop, so I had some peanut butter on a bagel and off I went.
I think the most hazardous part of the route was a small green slimy drainage stream crossing the road at the bottom of a short, but steep hill. I slowed down a lot for that (my last fall was caused by my tires sliding out from under me on a slimy green puddle). After I got through, I started to pedal up the hill, but my tires were slipping. I was pretty sure that I was going to fall, but was able to unclip and then I walked my bike up until the hill leveled out a little and I could get back on.
Pulling away from the second rest stop, there was no one in view in front of me. So, I assumed I was going the wrong way, and pulled over til someone passed, and I could follow. This happened a few times, and everytime that there wasn’t someone I could see, I was certain that I had screwed up reading the route sheet. I even pulled over once (there was no one in view on a wide open street in front or behind me. A SAG Wagon saw me pull over and the kind woman in the van assured me I was going the right way.
The hills after the second rest stop were bigger than I thought they would be. The biggest was supposed to be after the 3rd rest stop, and this century is only supposed to have 3500 feet of elevation total, so I was expecting smaller hills. As a matter of fact, there was supposed to be one big hill, and I have no idea which one that was.
After I got past the hilliest part, I was still feeling pretty good. And then I hit a hill at 45 miles, and was surprised the amount of effort it took. I tried to shift into a lower gear in the back a couple times, but I was maxed out. Then, at the top of the hill I moved the chain to a smaller ring in the back, then went to shift to the larger ring in the front. It wasn’t shifting. I looked to see what was wrong. Yeah, I was in my bigger ring all the way up the hill.
The 10 miles before the last rest stop were the hardest for me. My legs were really beginning to feel the distance, but I had been riding from some people from OC for about 20 miles and that helped.
I loved the last rest stop. The popsicles gave me strength! I felt great riding the last 15 miles (even though there were a few miles of torn up asphalt in this section). I was talking about this to a few people at the meal afterwards, and they agreed. Though one mentioned that it could have been due to the tailwind we had on the way back.
I thought the ride had great scenery and great support. I sort of wish there were more riders so I wouldn’t have to worry thinking I was lost. I also think that the course was marked really well, most impressive were the markings for the dangerous hairpin turns.
I ended up with a ride time of 6:09:54. Average speed 16.5.
Congratulations Ladies and thanks for the great ride reports. Good times too even with those nasty hills - well done.:) :)
Oh poop...I had a detailed reply typed out to you (complete with multiple quotes) and I accidently deleted the big post...darn it! Anyhow...I agreed with so many things on your report...the hazardous section, the confusion after RS2, the leg between RS4 and RS5 being the toughest and the last leg being the best/speediest! BTW...everyone I've talked to has agreed that the elevation for the century WAS NOT 3500 ft! Several people measured 4700+ ft for the century route on their altimeters or garmin edge's.Quote:
Originally Posted by vicvroom
Wish we could have met up!
Does anyone know if Kim (bikemomma) made it home safely?
My pics (and those I've stolen from people on Bike Forums :D ) are on my flickr site...
Cool Breeze pics
Yes, I got a PM from her saying she got home safe and sound :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brandy
Oh good...just wanted to make sure since I hadn't made a post from her. I can't imagine making that drive after riding! Hope her extra shots of espresso worked! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tprevost
Present and accounted for! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brandy
I was concerned about the ride home, admittedly. But, I stopped by Starbucks and got extra caffeine, so I was fine for about half of the 4.5-hour drive. After that, the caffeine wore off and sleepiness took over, so I pulled over at a well-timed rest area and took a little catnap. After waking, I was fine for the rest of the ride home, with the help of a bag of m&m's and some nasty french vanilla cappucino purchased at a mini-mart gas station. Yeck!
Got in at about 11:45, after stopping at the grocery store for the husband. Apparently, he didn't think I had a full enough day......:rolleyes: The bed felt wonderful, I must say.
As for my ride report, I started the ride about 15-20 minutes later than I really wanted to, as I wanted to hook up with Tracy & the others before the start, but with having to check out of the hotel & all beforehand, I got there a bit late. My 'puter said 6:48am as I rolled out.
I had the descriptions of Tracy and Karen in my head as I started and sorta hoped I'd be able to catch up to one of them somewhere. Well, I ended up passing Tracy somewhere along the line (she said later she thought it was me, but wasn't sure), but as I passed this cute long-haired redhead on a bike decked out with pink accessories, I thought "Hmmm...bet this is Karen." And lo and behold it was.....and so, I gained a riding partner. ;)
The hills were tough in some spots, but with the hill training I've done this year, I was able to get up them without problem. I was faster up the hills than Karen, however, but it was no biggie for me to stop at the top and let her catch up. Hill climbing is all about pace -- you have to go your own speed and at your own level of comfort. Waiting gave me a chance to really enjoy my surroundings. It's a gorgeous area.
I admit, though, sometimes the crest of the hill turned into a sweet downhill right away, and I couldn't resist a fast curve or two before I stopped. Those switchbacks were fun, fun, fun!! My max speed was about 36mph (it actually shows 56.4mph, but I know that's incorrect -- must have had some interference somewhere). There were some fun, twisty, fast descents. Good for adrenaline junkies (like moi).
The bee sting, though, took the cake for my most memorable moment of the ride. The sucker got me on the forehead right above my eyebrow. Yowwie zowwie!
The rest stops were awesome as reputed - plentiful, good food, fresh fruit, lots of liquid. Even the porta-potties were tolerable ('cept for the lines...). The registration the night before was nicely organized, as was the post ride check-in. The friday night pasta dinner was good, got carbed-up pretty well there, and the post ride meal was yummy (ate it on the drive home). Those were some huge popsicles...yum! The hangliders at the last rest stop were of particular interest to me...another thing I want to try. ;)
I took pics (ask Karen :p ), and I'll post those a.s.a.p. I really can't spend any time on it tonight, as I have some reading to do for my night class.
It was great to meet you, Brandy, Pam, Tracy, and especially Karen (anyone I miss?). We must work on the Nor-Cal gals to come down to this ride (it's worth the drive, really, but then again, they'd have an even longer drive than I did...).
Cool breezes to you all,
~BikeMomma (Kim)
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Originally Posted by BikeMomma
Kim,
I'm SO glad you had a great ride! Karen is awesome and I'm glad you were able to hook up w/her :p Those drives home are hard aren't they! I had a hard time too and mine ended up being only about 2 1/2 hours; I would've been in trouble w/your drive. Next year I'll stay both nights and go home in the morning!
Ya know, from the bay area, the drive is only about 5 hours (from SJ anyway) so it isn't much further than yours... we could make it a weekend thing and have a blast! I hope some of them will decide to come next year!
Tracy
Great reports! What a great ride....I drove down to Simi Valley on Saturday and had the good fortunce to see lots of cyclist doing this century. What a beautiful area to ride....although the traffic on 101 was so heavy! that could have been a little scary!
Thanks for sharing!
I just want to send a great big congratulations out to everyone who completed their first century. Cool Breeze is not the easiest but I think it's one of the nicest.
A BIG SPECIAL THANKS go out to my ride partners Judy, Tracy and Nina. I had a ball! Just wish I took more pictures. I carried that camera but just didn't whip it out enough. My bad!
Hope everyone is feeling fine. Audrey, please check in on your ride, Judy how did Sylvia do? Good job Brandy on your ride, great time for a first century!
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Just a follow-up the next morning I did a TNC mountain bike ride. Was fearful that my legs wouldn't be up to the task. I actually felt great and the ride was just what I needed to loosen up stiff muscles. Weather was awesome. We saw deer, skunks, hawks, a beautiful little red velvet ant, and some snakes.
The only problem I have is with my girly parts being sore so tonight I'm off the bike, staying home and cleaning house instead ( but I actually rather be riding! :( )
Well done everyone. Hey Tracy, Nina, Cali WHERE ARE YOUR RIDE REPORTS?????
Come on all you girls who havent give us a ride report. You have done the hard part now comes the bragging part........Im waiting.:D :D
Hi Girls, Just checking in. I only did the Metric, and after hearing about the elevation on the Century, I'm glad I opted for the Metric. Hills are NOT my friend!! But I've made a resolution to start hill training.
I thought the ride was great. the SAG stops were the best I've seen on any ride. After I split off from Pam, Tracy, Judy and Wayne (all doing the Century), I hung around and talked to some of the Channel Island Bike Club people who were manning the SAG stops. They were great. Also spent some time with the SAG people at the last SAG (popsicle) stop - all very nice. At the end, I sat with a guy during lunch who was from the area. He was having knee problems and was going to have to ride back home- elevation 700 ft. from where we were. (Am I into SAG stop eating and food, or what??) Went riding on Sunday. I told Alex that was my "reovery" ride. His knee was feeling good and he probably could have made the CB, but couldn't get off call at that late date. Anyway, I had a great day.
Hey NinaQuote:
Originally Posted by Ninabike
Glad to hear you had a good ride and a Metric is still worth bragging about in my books especially if it has hills (they are not my friends either). Did you take your Col or did you use your bike with the triple??
Well Done
Leslie
ok ok ok!
let's see! i got up at 12:15.... we left the house at 2.... we got to ventura and i was shocked at how many people were already there! last year there weren't that many people THAT early! first people i saw were brandy and james... (and the mean ole lady at registration yelled at me cuz i was talking to brandy and no paying attention to her! THE NERVE!)
i saw a bunch of other bikeforums people and saw tracy! i got ready... ran to the potties and back (that's when redhot saw me! lol!) i lost my cleat cover... so had to retrace my steps to try to find it... never did! :mad:
i left without hubby (as usual! lol! he always gets me ready THEN himself ready... so i leave and he has to catch me!) i rode with the fixer/roadfix... it was nice not being alone for the "slasher movie set" portion of the ride! (plus there were a lot more riders on the route this year than last!)
hmmmm funny moment.... i was riding along with hubby, fixer and some other guys behind me... and i saw an orange arrow pointing right... so i TURNED! and they followed! they followed me right into someone's driveway! lol! :rolleyes: i was so embarrased!
we continued along..... and then i saw a couple of guys.... so i was trying to keep up with them.... actually passed them for a minute! then they passed me.... then a couple more guys passed.... i kept following them.... then i realized that hubby and fixer weren't back there! uh oh! i called and hubby said just keep going... ok.... well... i shouldn't have followed them! cuz we missed an arrow! :mad: we're going and going... i'm thinking "WOO HOO" this is great! until they made a turn and i realized... there was no arrow there.... they stopped... and were looking at their route slip... i went across the intersection and was looking at my slip... then called hubby to say i missed a turn! ugh! had to double back.... what a mess! lol! got back on course finally!!!!
met a bunch of other bikeforums folks at the 2nd rest stop.... some i had met before... some that recognized my name (one new person i met said "so you must be the one that "cali hill" is named after!" lol!)
anyways... again... as usual.... i left the rest stop before hubby... told fixer "you guys will catch me".... sure enough... here comes hubby with a train behind him (and one of the guys said "he didn't even say hi, honey" as he flew buy... yes he did! lol!) the continued on up casitas... then next thing i know... there's fixer! i TOLD him they'd catch me! lol!
the ride continued... up and down... around.... well marked (i liked that they marked the U turns so you knew to slow down!) on one particularly long, steep descent... we did leave fixer behind.... then a while later he caught us again! he's an ANIMAL! it was funny cuz he said "you didn't have to wait"... uhm... we weren't lol! he's just FAST on that thing!
the rest of the day was more of the same.... riding.... climbing.... descending.... eating.... seeing peeps from the forums! we passed brandy and her gang as they were leaving lunch (the routes meet up at several times during the ride)..... after lunch we saw green machine on the side of the road... hubby asked if she was ok... she said yes... so we kept going (i don't think she knew it was us! lol! hubby had recognized her bike as we were coming in to lunch!)
*sigh* then it was time.... we were back at manning park... and that meant "cali hiill".... so off we go.... i had a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie for instant fuel :D :rolleyes: just before beginning! and up we went.... the "funny" thing.... after we got to the top... after my year of griping and yes... B!TCHING about that hill.... it wasn't nearly as bad this year as last year! don't get me wrong... it's a steep, tough hill! but i just remember it being more grueling last year!
after that it was some rollers then downhill to the last rest stop... then the coast back to the start/finish!
we got back and brandy and the gang were pigging out! some more riders came in and joined us... then it was time to shower and change for the long drive home! just as we were driving over to the showers fixer showed up! can you believe it! 130 miles.... 8000+ feet of climbing... on a FIXED GEAR! (my edge showed 9522 feet when i uploaded it!) (that link should be viewable for a little over a week... or until i upload 9 more rides!)
we showered... changed... then went back to see if tracy was in... she was! YAY! then we headed home!
we got home some time after midnight... so by then we had been up for 24 hours! UGH! (needless to say i did NOT get up at 4 a.m. on sunday as i usually do!)
anyways... here's some pics:
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Wow Cali what beautiful pictures. One of those shots looks like Aust with all the Gum Trees.
Sounds like you had a great ride and a very long day. I think you deserved a sleep in after that.:D
i think that's my favorite picture!!!!!!
Great pix Cali. And, Yes, Leslie, I did take my Col, but I had switched it out for a triple a couple of weeks ago - do you believe that, and I still had trouble on the hills!!
Nina
want to add my HUGE congrats to everyone who rode this! It is a really beautiful century... with a decent amount of climbing! great pics Cali...
can't wait to be able to get back to it myself... my second surgery is this Thurs! Just wanna get it over with, get healed and RIDE BABY RIDE! :D
okay, here's a brief report...
Pam and Wayne and I stayed in Ventura and picked up our numbers etc. and had dinner the night before downtown (very cute, btw)...
I got to the start before Pam and Wayne did but then fiddled around until it was them waiting for me :eek: ...
Anyway, we started out a little before 7 and ended up being in a group of 5(Pam, Wayne, Nina, Judy & Me)... several other people we knew were ahead of us but riding at a pace I couldn't keep (BikeMomma, Redhot3368, Judy's friend Sylvia and a few others!).... anyway, it was a beautiful ride with one hill before rest stop 2... then the hills began in earnest after RS2 :rolleyes: . Actually, they weren't that bad by themselves... its just the 50 miles on the other side of them that I was concerned about! At rest stop 2, Nina headed out to complete the metric while we plugged ahead on the century route; we were sad that she wasn't riding w/us but it turned out to be the best thing as the hills were a bit more than advertised! After the hills, my legs were pretty much done and I was wondering if I was going to make it to the finish... and this at mile 50... so you've gotta know I was thinking CR*P, what did I get myself into????? :eek: but Judy, Wayne and Pam kept encouraging me and even though they could have been finished much earlier, stayed w/me and made sure I finished! We made it to the lunch stop okay and sat down for a little while; my legs felt fine when we were stopped but it only took a little while after getting back on the bike for the fatigue to start setting in! Anyway, I had a great time and just kept plugging along until we got to the end.... I DID IT!!! YEAH!!! Brandy was already there; telling me that Caligurl was looking for me to see if I had made it back okay... you all are the BEST!!! I didn't really feel like eating so I just got my stuff together, hung out for a few minutes and headed home (it ended up taking me almost 3 hours to get home!) Even though I was really really tired at the end, I don't really feel any ill effects other than some fatigue in the quads; so I don't think I was as bad off as I was actually feeling on the ride itself! At one point, Wayne started covering my eyes whenever a SAG wagon appeared and he did actually push me up one of the overpasses (okay, I could've made it but it sure was nice to get a little help! ;) )
All in all, it was a great ride and I have decided that I'll definately make this an annual event!... especially since I've got lots of room for improvement :p
Thanks Pam, Judy, Nina, and Wayne for keeping me rolling forward! You guys are wonderful!!!
Tracy
Trac...
next year when you do CB... you will wonder why you thought the hills were hard...
Just an FYI for anyone who is interested in trying the "back half" hills (and seeing what we are fussing about) but don't want to commit to the century...
A number of my friends do the metric - but the "back half". They drive up and park at the Bates Rd. sag, start from there. Get all the big hills and the lunch stop and then they finish up at Bates. Can sit and enjoy your popiscle knowing the ride is done. Great way to do a harder metric or challenge yourself on the hills.
PS:
Consider this ride for next year - Wildflower Century, in April, put on by the SLOBC bike group (see SLOBC.org). Talk about great sags. And talk about awesome scenery. But warning - hills are tough.
Nina - mate I have a triple and I still suck on hills so your not alone. LOL - perhaps you and I could become a club of two - The 4 C Club ( The Colnago Crappy Climbing Club) or something like that.:D :D
Tracy - Congratulations. Im impressed your first hundred and plenty of climbing- you DID GOOD. Hey LRRH sounds so easy in comparison. Just imagine how easy a flat century will feel for you. Well done, Well done, Well done.:)
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Actually, other than being really slow at them, the hills weren't bad at all... it was the distance that killed me! ;) I would've rather granny'd up more of those hills than deal with the slight grades at the end... those were really hard on me for sure! ;)
Unfortunately, I think the Wildflower will be too far for me to travel next year with all that I'll have on my plate... I will definately do it some time though!
I think DH is not wanting anymore overnight rides on the schedule after this weekend.... I just can't wait to tell him that I'll be gone for a week for my training! :eek:
t~
Thanks Trekhawk!Quote:
Originally Posted by Trekhawk
It was a great ride, for sure :p They advertized 3500 feet of climbing and it turns out (based on all w/computers... they can't all be wrong) that it was more like 4700+... I was really tired at the end but the hills themselves were fine (I just go very slowly). I definately did not get enough long rides in beforehand so I am pretty pleased that I finished and that I am not suffering any aches and pains!
So, Trekhawk, I have to figure out how to get to meet you before you head away on your next adventure!!! What rides do you have scheduled?
Trac'
Leslie, For sure, I'm a member of the 4 C Club!!
Tracy, Since the hills by themselves were Okay, I wonder if the new saddle will make a difference on the distance. Alex says it makes a huge difference for him. Also your hand. On the way back, I noticed there was a lot of rough pavement along the Freeway section that was tough on the hands. I was thinking of you as I was going through that section. After as long of a ride as you had, I can see that last section being difficult.
I envy you for being able to do the Century!!
Nina
You know I thought about the elevation changes - I think when I first did this ride it was about 3500' of climbing but over the last several years, the course has changed and even this year was different. I figure the ride organizers just haven't re-measured the route and noted the elevation changes. I know that long, grinding right turn out of Summerland is new and adds lot of elevation. I did like some of the route changes. I definiately liked the Loop inland, from the second to last sag to Bates. Before we always did 101. Not certain if I liked the Loop before lunch. Before, since the route was out and back, I just shortcutted (don't tell anyone...) into lunch. Now they make us work for lunch. Darn.
Tracy - too bad you can't do Wildflower but good ride for others to consider.
Another good ride coming up is the Kern Wheel SPOOKTACULAR. An interesting ride especially the longer options (90 and the 2 centuries). I have driven up the morning of but it's always a long day. Much better to stay overnight. Spook always has the best jerseys!
Anyway - I done with roading for awhile - time to concentrate on mountain
biking unless someone wants to talk me into doing another century...;)
OK my one beef about the route... anyone else other than Tracy and I notice... along 101, the Bike Lane signs had been painted over so many times as to be a hazard. Everytime I hit one I was reminded I had been sitting on a bike all day. OUCH!!! :mad:Quote:
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