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Monday, October 11, 2010

[bloggerDev] Re: retrieve blog posts with filter using python gdata client

Thanks to Brett, this has been fixed, see
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/issues/detail?id=315

On Oct 8, 5:26 pm, Peter Ondruska <peter.ondru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have this code:
>
> class Blog(webapp.RequestHandler):
> def __init__(self):
> categories = ["lang:cs", "news"]
> self.client = gdata.blogger.client.BloggerClient()
> self.query = gdata.blogger.client.Query(categories=categories,
> max_results=10, strict=True, order_by="updated")
> def get(self):
> feed = self.client.GetPosts(blog_id="7297489546734971425",
> query=self.query)
> for entry in feed.entry:
> print entry.title.text.encode("utf-8")
>
> But it fails to retrieve posts with this error:
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "/Applications/GoogleAppEngineLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/
> GoogleAppEngine-default.bundle/Contents/Resources/google_appengine/
> google/appengine/ext/webapp/__init__.py", line 511, in __call__
> handler.get(*groups)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gd.py", line 36, in get
> feed = self.client.GetPosts(blog_id="7297489546734971425",
> query=self.query)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/blogger/
> client.py", line 65, in get_posts
> desired_class=desired_class, query=query, **kwargs)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/client.py", line
> 635, in get_feed
> **kwargs)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/client.py", line
> 320, in request
> RequestError)
> RequestError: Server responded with: 400, Invalid query
> parameters:categories
>
> This is using gdata python client 2.0.12. Similar code in Java with
> gdata java client works fine. Anybody having similar problems?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Peter

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Saturday, October 9, 2010

[bloggerDev] Re: retrieve blog posts with filter using python gdata client

Peter,

I've replicated this and I'm chasing it.

brett

On Oct 9, 2:26 am, Peter Ondruska <peter.ondru...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have this code:
>
> class Blog(webapp.RequestHandler):
> def __init__(self):
> categories = ["lang:cs", "news"]
> self.client = gdata.blogger.client.BloggerClient()
> self.query = gdata.blogger.client.Query(categories=categories,
> max_results=10, strict=True, order_by="updated")
> def get(self):
> feed = self.client.GetPosts(blog_id="7297489546734971425",
> query=self.query)
> for entry in feed.entry:
> print entry.title.text.encode("utf-8")
>
> But it fails to retrieve posts with this error:
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "/Applications/GoogleAppEngineLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/
> GoogleAppEngine-default.bundle/Contents/Resources/google_appengine/
> google/appengine/ext/webapp/__init__.py", line 511, in __call__
> handler.get(*groups)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gd.py", line 36, in get
> feed = self.client.GetPosts(blog_id="7297489546734971425",
> query=self.query)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/blogger/
> client.py", line 65, in get_posts
> desired_class=desired_class, query=query, **kwargs)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/client.py", line
> 635, in get_feed
> **kwargs)
> File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/client.py", line
> 320, in request
> RequestError)
> RequestError: Server responded with: 400, Invalid query
> parameters:categories
>
> This is using gdata python client 2.0.12. Similar code in Java with
> gdata java client works fine. Anybody having similar problems?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Peter

Friday, October 8, 2010

[bloggerDev] retrieve blog posts with filter using python gdata client

I have this code:

class Blog(webapp.RequestHandler):
def __init__(self):
categories = ["lang:cs", "news"]
self.client = gdata.blogger.client.BloggerClient()
self.query = gdata.blogger.client.Query(categories=categories,
max_results=10, strict=True, order_by="updated")
def get(self):
feed = self.client.GetPosts(blog_id="7297489546734971425",
query=self.query)
for entry in feed.entry:
print entry.title.text.encode("utf-8")

But it fails to retrieve posts with this error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Applications/GoogleAppEngineLauncher.app/Contents/Resources/
GoogleAppEngine-default.bundle/Contents/Resources/google_appengine/
google/appengine/ext/webapp/__init__.py", line 511, in __call__
handler.get(*groups)
File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gd.py", line 36, in get
feed = self.client.GetPosts(blog_id="7297489546734971425",
query=self.query)
File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/blogger/
client.py", line 65, in get_posts
desired_class=desired_class, query=query, **kwargs)
File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/client.py", line
635, in get_feed
**kwargs)
File "/Users/ondruska/Documents/tenant-check/gdata/client.py", line
320, in request
RequestError)
RequestError: Server responded with: 400, Invalid query
parameters:categories

This is using gdata python client 2.0.12. Similar code in Java with
gdata java client works fine. Anybody having similar problems?

Thanks,

Peter

Thursday, October 7, 2010

[bloggerDev] Re: Future directions for Blogger API development?

Hi Brett

API: as a newbie, the only thing that springs to mind are additional
elements that can be processed/displayed via Bloggers gadget install
facility.

e.g. "a terms of use link" XML element, to allow developers to cover
themselves from being sued. If set, displays/requires confirmation -
something along the lines of "you must agree to these <link>terms of
use</link> before install". I know it can already be done (for some
types of widget) as per Amazon's gadgets or as I tried and ditched, by
having a user pref tickbox, and code to check ticked - but these are
cumbersome/non user friendly work rounds.

also an "installer heading" xml attribute (to allow you to include
your own heading/comments/advice at the top of the blogger install
facility).

Glad to hear you are going to be looking at example code/tutorials
etc. As a newbie I found the documentation very sparse and
frustrating. In fact my view is it would be more beneficial to improve/
build the documentation (the last thing any developer wants to hear!)
before starting work on adding to the API's.

Submitting Gadgets: Again, I can't tell from the documentation:

Are we emailed if a gadget rejected? I've been waiting over 3 weeks
for my gadget to be added (wordpress took one hour).

Is Ultra right? If the directory is not processing submissions then
there is not much point in developing gadgets.

Is the "blogger directory" we submit to actually the igoogle
directory, or is it the list of gadgets presented to blogger users
when they click to install gadgets?

This is all quite frustrating for me, as the UK Gov Foreign Office
like my widget, and offered to link to it once it is registered in the
directory.

I appreciate that some of these points may fall outside your area, but
I'm hoping you might know the answers.

P.S. Good luck in your new role!

On Oct 7, 2:25 am, Brett Morgan <brettmor...@google.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I figure I should formally introduce myself to the group. I am the new
> Blogger developer relations engineer housed in the Sydney Googleplex.
>
> As part of figuring out my priorities for the coming months it would be
> useful to know what you guys want to use the Blogger API for. This will
> enable me to build tutorials, example code, and most importantly, help guide
> future engineering directions of the blogger team.
>
> brett

[bloggerDev] Re: Future directions for Blogger API development?

Hi Brett!

I know it isn't strictly part of the Blogger API, but I would like the
gadgets.window.adjustHeight() JavaScript function ( see
http://code.google.com/apis/gadgets/docs/reference/#gadgets.window.adjustHeight
) to be updated to work consistently with Internet Explorer 8.
Currently, dynamic height adjusting can expand the iframe around the
gadget in all major browsers, but it cannot shrink the iframe only in
Internet Explorer 8 (although, strangely, it can shrink the iframe in
Internet Explorer 7 compatibility mode).

I also second Ultra in hoping you can check on what is holding up
processing of new submissions to the Blogger Gadget directory.

The things I see a few Blogger users wanting right now are the ability
to automate spam message marking, which would call for some kind of
way to send comments to the spam folder using the API, and a way to
share private comment feeds (if they exist) with the authorized
viewers of the blog.

As for the tutorials, the Blogger API's Developer's Guide: JavaScript
page ( see http://code.google.com/apis/blogger/docs/1.0/developers_guide_js.html
) is full of errors [Error: object Event] that have to be suppressed
when viewed in Google Chrome 6.

Thanks for asking!
--
Aratina Cage

On Oct 6, 9:25 pm, Brett Morgan <brettmor...@google.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I figure I should formally introduce myself to the group. I am the new
> Blogger developer relations engineer housed in the Sydney Googleplex.
>
> As part of figuring out my priorities for the coming months it would be
> useful to know what you guys want to use the Blogger API for. This will
> enable me to build tutorials, example code, and most importantly, help guide
> future engineering directions of the blogger team.
>
> brett

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

[bloggerDev] Re: Future directions for Blogger API development?

Hi Brett and thanks for being open to listen.

I'd suggest considering support for prefs.set() method, which works
perfectly for iGoogle gadgets and is very simply to use. This is
something I'm personally missing.

Not less important is figuring out what's going on with Blogger Gadget
directory, since there are not processed any new submissions at
http://www.blogger.com/gadget-submit.g

Looking forward to see these two settled.
Cheers!

On Oct 7, 3:25 am, Brett Morgan <brettmor...@google.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I figure I should formally introduce myself to the group. I am the new
> Blogger developer relations engineer housed in the Sydney Googleplex.
>
> As part of figuring out my priorities for the coming months it would be
> useful to know what you guys want to use the Blogger API for. This will
> enable me to build tutorials, example code, and most importantly, help guide
> future engineering directions of the blogger team.
>
> brett

Re: [bloggerDev] How to get back view pages of a blog

Can you please define what you mean by "view pages" ?

On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 12:05 PM, pnguyen17 <pnguyen1768@gmail.com> wrote:

I have looked over the Blogger Data API and it looked like there is no
way to get back all view pages of a blog or at least the number of the
view pages.

Please advise if anyone else has been able to do this.

Thanks,
Phong Nguyen

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[bloggerDev] Future directions for Blogger API development?

Hey all,

I figure I should formally introduce myself to the group. I am the new Blogger developer relations engineer housed in the Sydney Googleplex.

As part of figuring out my priorities for the coming months it would be useful to know what you guys want to use the Blogger API for. This will enable me to build tutorials, example code, and most importantly, help guide future engineering directions of the blogger team.

brett

[bloggerDev] How to get back view pages of a blog

I have looked over the Blogger Data API and it looked like there is no
way to get back all view pages of a blog or at least the number of the
view pages.

Please advise if anyone else has been able to do this.

Thanks,
Phong Nguyen

[bloggerDev] Could we retrieve view pages of a blog using Blogger Data API?

I have looked over the Blogger Data API and it looked like there is no
way to get back all view pages or at least the number of view pages.

Please advise if anyone could do this.

Thanks,
Phong Nguyen

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Re: [bloggerDev] Re: Use the blogger API to publish blogspot posts to my site?

Qw,

Please keep us informed of your progress, especially if you hit any blockers.

brett

On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 3:43 AM, Qwavel <qwavel@gmail.com> wrote:

Thanks for the comments. I think you are probably right: better to
use the data API rather then using the iFrame technique.

Speaking of which, I came across this Google Code project which
includes Python code for converting data between the different
blogging systems.
http://code.google.com/p/google-blog-converters-appengine/wiki/ProductConversionsMatrix

I think this code will be useful as an example of how to read the data
I need.

Qw.

On Oct 4, 5:43 pm, Brett Morgan <brettmor...@google.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 8:52 AM, Qwavel <qwa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I want to publish blogspot posts on an existing website.
>
> > In other words, I would be using blogger to edit and store posts, but
> > then use the blogger data API to retrieve those posts and publish them
> > on my site (the site uses Python on GAE).
>
> > Alternatively, I could embed my blogspot page in my website using an
> > iFrame. I think this would only work if I used an absolute minimal
> > blogger template for my blog. The blogspot navbar, for instance,
> > would have to be hidden.
>
> > I think that what I am trying to do is probably pretty normal - is
> > there a 'normal' way to do it?
>
> I believe that you would get a better user experience using the blogger data
> api to retrieve posts and integrate them with your site over using an
> IFrame, mainly because you have a single page experience as opposed to the
> confusion around navigation that IFrames give.
>
> Using various google data sources within an application is a valid way of
> building a site, in fact there was a Google IO 2010 video featured
> maintaining content for a shopping gadget using a google spreadsheet...
>
> brett
>
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[bloggerDev] Re: Use the blogger API to publish blogspot posts to my site?

Thanks for the comments. I think you are probably right: better to
use the data API rather then using the iFrame technique.

Speaking of which, I came across this Google Code project which
includes Python code for converting data between the different
blogging systems.
http://code.google.com/p/google-blog-converters-appengine/wiki/ProductConversionsMatrix

I think this code will be useful as an example of how to read the data
I need.

Qw.

On Oct 4, 5:43 pm, Brett Morgan <brettmor...@google.com> wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 8:52 AM, Qwavel <qwa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I want to publish blogspot posts on an existing website.
>
> > In other words, I would be using blogger to edit and store posts, but
> > then use the blogger data API to retrieve those posts and publish them
> > on my site (the site uses Python on GAE).
>
> > Alternatively, I could embed my blogspot page in my website using an
> > iFrame. I think this would only work if I used an absolute minimal
> > blogger template for my blog. The blogspot navbar, for instance,
> > would have to be hidden.
>
> > I think that what I am trying to do is probably pretty normal - is
> > there a 'normal' way to do it?
>
> I believe that you would get a better user experience using the blogger data
> api to retrieve posts and integrate them with your site over using an
> IFrame, mainly because you have a single page experience as opposed to the
> confusion around navigation that IFrames give.
>
> Using various google data sources within an application is a valid way of
> building a site, in fact there was a Google IO 2010 video featured
> maintaining content for a shopping gadget using a google spreadsheet...
>
> brett
>
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>
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[bloggerDev] Re: How to query blogs without blogid?

Thanks for the detailed response, but I'm trying to access the public
blog information without a blogid.

For example, I can go to blogsearch.google.com and type in queries to
search all the blogs.
I would like to do that via an API.

I assumed the Blogger Api was correct for that, but it seems that the
Blogger API is for accessing personal blogs, not public blog
information.

Thanks
Bill

On Oct 2, 10:40 pm, Aratina Cage <aratina.c...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have not tried this, but these are the steps I would try at first:
>
> 1. authenticate the user for access to their list of blogs.
>
> 2. get the user's list of blogs and iterate through them, examining
> the title as in the example (see the link to the Retrieving Metafeed
> example below).
>
> 3. when you find the blog with the right title in the list, you can
> get its blogId by calling getId() on the Entry object (see the javadoc
> on Entry's parent class, BaseEntry:http://code.google.com/apis/gdata/javadoc/com/google/gdata/data/BaseE...()
> AND compare that method to the Atom feed Schema reference for a user's
> blog list:http://code.google.com/apis/blogger/docs/2.0/schema/blog_atom.rnc
> ).
>
> 4. once you have the blogId (specifically, the ID of one of the
> Entries in the Blog List of the Authenticated User or Manually Entered
> User), change the URL in your code to URL("http://www.blogger.com/
> feeds/" + blogId + "/posts/default") and then try your program again.
>
> If you don't want to go through all that, and instead just want to
> manually enter a blogId, go to the blog whose ID you want, view the
> page source, and search for "blodID=". The number that follows is the
> blog's ID. Be sure you change your URL to the correct one as in Step
> 4!
>
> Steps 1 & 2 can be learned fromhttp://code.google.com/apis/blogger/docs/2.0/developers_guide_java.ht...
>
> I would also like to add to their explanation in the Retrieving
> Metafeed example above of how to manually enter the user ID, which
> apparently allows you to bypass authentication in Step 1. I believe
> that in their explanation under the code, what they mean by "different
> user" is a user other than the one who is currently authenticated:
>
> "[http://www.blogger.com/feeds/default/blogs] is the default
> metafeed URL; it returns a list of blogs for the currently
> authenticated user. To access a feed for a different
> [unauthenticated] user, you can put the [unauthenticated] user's ID in
> place of [the word] default in the metafeed URL [ which would look
> like this->http://www.blogger.com/feeds/differentUserId/blogs]. The
> [unauthenticated] user's ID is the string of digits at the end of the
> user's profile URL [ which looks like this->http://www.blogger.com/profile/userId
> ]."
>
> It's all very confusing the way they worded it because if a person is
> not authenticated and you have to manually enter their userId, then
> they are not necessarily the user.
>
> --Aratina Cage
>
> On Oct 1, 8:08 am, wkoscho <wkos...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I would like to execute read-only text queries against the
> > BloggerService but I get errors unless I pass blogid. Is there a way
> > to execute read-only queries without blogId ?
>
> > Also, i'm not sure what URL to use even if this is possible, all of
> > the examples pass blogid in the URL.
>
> > Any help is appreciated; sample code would be great if someone knows
> > how to do this.
>
> > The code I'm currently using is:
>
> > // Is this URL correct?
> > URL feedUrl = new URL("http://www.blogger.com/feeds/posts/
> > default");
>
> > Query query = new Query(feedUrl);
> > query.setFullTextQuery(textQuery);
>
> > BloggerService bservice = new BloggerService("myapplication");
> > Feed resultFeed = bservice.query(query, Feed.class);
>
> > Thanks
> > Bill

[bloggerDev] Gadget Directory Issues

Hi, I've tried posting this question in a few forums without any
response, fingers crossed someone here can help me!

I'm hoping someone can tell me whether the failure of my gadget to
preview in GGE and via igoogle directory is down to limitation in
their handling of APIs, or whether there is something wrong with my
code?

Gadget url = http://hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/100257443189777594535/widgetc-4-blogger.xml

The gadget installs, previews, and works fine on my blog
http://anythingtravel.blogspot.com and also on my personal igoogle
page. The preview also works if I try to "embed the widget" via the
Google Friend Connect directory (unfortunately my widget is not really
appropriate to this directory!).

However when using the Gadget Directory to generate the code for
"embedding the widget"
www.google.com/ig/directory?url=hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/100257443189777594535/widgetc-4-blogger.xmlurl=hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/100257443189777594535/widgetc-4-blogger.xml
the user pref options are displayed but the preview is just a blank
window.

Any help/info would be much appreciated.

Monday, October 4, 2010

Re: [bloggerDev] I cannot post photos to my blog

Hi Tarsna,

Can you try uploading photos again? I apologise for the photo poster being awkward...

brett

On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 6:25 PM, Tarsna <yvonneharrington@live.ie> wrote:

Suddenly yesterday the new photo poster on my blog started playing up.

its taking ages to load even a downsized photo......wont load
mutiples.......and is just plain bein akward

how can i revert to old loader

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Re: [bloggerDev] Please add to Java GData tutorial: HTML content of blog entries

Thank you Janni, I'll add that to my todo list.

brett

On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 5:23 AM, Janni <jankammerath@googlemail.com> wrote:

Hi dev-team,

I'd like to have something being added to the GData/Blogger Java SDK
tutorials added. It took me almost a day to figure out how to retrieve
the HTML content of my blog entry. I saw a number of people looking
for that and therefore I'd like to post the following code, because I
found the answers somewhat not helpful.

GoogleService blogService = new GoogleService("blogger",
"kammerath");
BlogFeed blogFeed = blogService.getFeed(new URL(feedUrl),
BlogFeed.class);

List<BlogEntry> blogEntries = blogFeed.getEntries();
for (int i = 0; i < blogEntries.size(); i++) {
BlogEntry entry = blogEntries.get(i);
ContentItem item = new ContentItem();
item.title = entry.getTitle().getPlainText();
item.text = ((HtmlTextConstruct)
((TextContent)entry.getContent()).getContent()).getHtml();
contentItems.put(item.title, item);
}

Hope this helps someone getting it quicker.

Jan

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Re: [bloggerDev] Comments and questions on blogger protocol

Sorry Rob, can you repeat the question here?

On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 2:36 PM, StGeorge <whollyknight@yahoo.com> wrote:

As I new member, I can't be sure this developer group is the proper
venue for my query/and or discussion. Therefore, I will keep it brief.
I attempted to enlist the help of the 'help' discussion threads,
(particularly "nitecruzr") some 5 days ago about using personal
blogger pages as doorway or middle pages for cell phone ad clicks and
affiliate rewards from ClickBank and/or ROI Rocket. It seems my
inquiry has either fallen through the cyber cracks, is too involved to
answer, or maybe too hot a subject to give advice on. I wouldn't think
5 days would be an abnormal time or window of duration for most
answers to queries about blogger rules or protocol, although I could
be wrong. Please advise when possible.

Regards,
Rob Manwiller
StGeorge <whollyknight@yahoo.com>

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Re: [bloggerDev] Use the blogger API to publish blogspot posts to my site?

On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 8:52 AM, Qwavel <qwavel@gmail.com> wrote:

I want to publish blogspot posts on an existing website.

In other words, I would be using blogger to edit and store posts, but
then use the blogger data API to retrieve those posts and publish them
on my site (the site uses Python on GAE).

Alternatively, I could embed my blogspot page in my website using an
iFrame. I think this would only work if I used an absolute minimal
blogger template for my blog. The blogspot navbar, for instance,
would have to be hidden.

I think that what I am trying to do is probably pretty normal - is
there a 'normal' way to do it?

I believe that you would get a better user experience using the blogger data api to retrieve posts and integrate them with your site over using an IFrame, mainly because you have a single page experience as opposed to the confusion around navigation that IFrames give.

Using various google data sources within an application is a valid way of building a site, in fact there was a Google IO 2010 video featured maintaining content for a shopping gadget using a google spreadsheet...

brett

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[bloggerDev] Re: Widgtet html/javascript

There is a way to do it by posting the HTML/JavaScript through a
<form> on your page as explained here:
http://www.google.com/support/blogger/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=53219

On Oct 2, 1:06 pm, mrshl mathers <marshal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi i would like to know if there is any API for html/javascript widget
> since i want to insert/update/delete content of my html/javascript
> widget via code and not manually.If there is no such API could you
> recomemnd me how to implement copy/paste and then save content into
> html/javascript widget.
>
> Any support would be precious for me.
>
> Thanks in advance

Sunday, October 3, 2010

[bloggerDev] Comments and questions on blogger protocol

As I new member, I can't be sure this developer group is the proper
venue for my query/and or discussion. Therefore, I will keep it brief.
I attempted to enlist the help of the 'help' discussion threads,
(particularly "nitecruzr") some 5 days ago about using personal
blogger pages as doorway or middle pages for cell phone ad clicks and
affiliate rewards from ClickBank and/or ROI Rocket. It seems my
inquiry has either fallen through the cyber cracks, is too involved to
answer, or maybe too hot a subject to give advice on. I wouldn't think
5 days would be an abnormal time or window of duration for most
answers to queries about blogger rules or protocol, although I could
be wrong. Please advise when possible.

Regards,
Rob Manwiller
StGeorge <whollyknight@yahoo.com>

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