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Gardening teacher shows how to get

the most out of fruit trees

LEARN TO ID TREES ... Cal Poly

botany professor Dr. Matt Ritter

will lead a free tree identification

workshop and walk from 9 a.m. to

12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 1,

beginning at Gamble Garden, 1431

Waverley St., Palo Alto. Information:

Canopy at 650-964-6110 or www.

canopy.org

SEEDS AND A SALE ... UC Master

Gardeners will present a free class

called “Create Your Own Heirlooms:

Seed Saving Basics” from 10 to 11

a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 1, at the

Palo Alto Demonstration Garden,

851 Center Drive. They will discuss

how to gather, process and store

seeds of vegetables and ornamen-

tals. The class will be followed by a

fall vegetable plant sale, from 11:30

a.m. to 2 p.m. Included will be 10

varieties of lettuce, arugula, chard,

kale, cauliflower and cilantro, all

grown from seed by Master Gar-

deners. Information: Master Gar-

deners at 408-282-3105, between

9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Monday

through Friday or http://mastergar-

deners.org

WHAT’S COOKING? ... Hands-on

cooking classes at Sur La Table,

#57 Town & Country Village, Palo

Alto, include: “Paella Workshop”

(Will VanBrackle, Tuesday, Sept. 4,

6:30 p.m., $69); “Thomas Keller’s

American Cooking” (Will Van-

Brackle, Wednesday, Sept. 5, 6:30

p.m., $85); “Country Cooking in

Provence” (Michelle Marquez-Cino,

Thursday, Sept. 6, 6:30 p.m., $69);

“Secrets of Perfectly Prepared Fish”

(Michelle Marquez-Cino, Friday,

Sept. 7, 11 a.m., $79); and “Cel-

ebrating Food & Wine: Farmer’s

Market Feast” (Will VanBrackle,

Friday, Sept. 7, 6:30 p.m., $69).

Information: 650-289-0438 or email

Cooking073@surlatable.com

FALL CLASSES ... Registration for

Palo Alto Adult School’s fall quarter

kicked off Aug. 17. Home-related

offerings include: “Upholstering:

Basic Techniques” (Marjorie De-

Bois, Ann Laveroni and Kathleen

Koenig, Tuesdays, Sept. 11-Nov.

13, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., or Thursdays,

Sept. 13-Nov. 15, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m.,

$205); “Floral Design with Ikebana”

(Thanh Kosen Nguyen, Tuesdays,

Sept. 11-Nov. 13, 1-4 p.m., Green-

dell P2, $70); “Basic Slipcovering”

(Kathleen Koenig, Wednesdays,

Sept. 12-Nov. 14, 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m.,

$185); “Knitting” (Paola Trombetta,

Wednesdays, Sept. 12-Nov. 14,

6:30-8:30 p.m., $126); “Gardening

in Fall” (Sherri Bohan, Wednesdays,

Sept. 12-Nov. 14, 10 a.m.-noon,

Cubberley A-2, $50); “Sewing”

(DeAnne Appleton, Wednesdays,

Sept. 12-Nov. 14, 7-10 p.m., JLS

Sewing Room 140, $70); and four

woodworking classes from begin-

ning to advanced. All classes are

held at Palo Alto High School, 50

Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto, un-

less otherwise noted. Information:

650-329-3752 or PAAdultSchool.

org

Candace Simpson, a UC Cooperative Extension master gardener, likes her apples crisp and

bountiful. As a lifelong educa-tor, she’s eager to share how to make fruit trees prosper.

“Home gardeners don’t max-imize what they can get from fruit trees because they don’t give them the water and nutri-tion they need,” Simpson said recently at the Palo Alto Dem-onstration Garden next to Elea-nor Pardee Park.

That’s one of the key learn-ings she’d like home gardeners to take away from her upcom-ing series of classes through Palo Alto Adult School: Beauty and Abundance: Year-round Fruit from the Home Garden. Part I deals with pome fruits — apples, pears and quinces, as well as citrus; Part II with stone fruits — apricots, peach-es, nectarines, plums, plus a few berries.

Simpson, who grew up on an 83-acre fruit farm in Pennsylva-nia, knows that even an expert can slip up on fruit-tree care.

“I had a Valencia orange tree that was healthy for 15 years, then it suddenly was dying,” she said, recalling that a friend

asked if she’d done everything she was supposed to.

Well, actually, no, she admit-ted.

So she turned back to her books, reading up on fertilizer, watering schedules and pest control. Then she started feed-ing and watering by the book.

The next year the “dying” tree boasted dark, dark green leaves and was loaded with fruit.

“The tree was able to get by for a long time with neglect,” she said, but re-learning how to care for it inspired Simpson to offer the classes.

“Fruit trees are very forgiv-ing, but there will be a moment when they start to decline. The goal is to get ahead of that mo-ment,” she said.

In class, Simpson will begin with a general introduction to planting fruit trees, and dem-onstrate her talk through Power Point slides. The first class of each series is identical, so those signing up for both could skip the intro class the second time around, she said.

The classes are aimed at those interested in planting

How do you like them apples?

by Carol Blitzerphotographs by Veronica Weber

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Thriving in the Palo Alto Demonstration garden are apples, above, a pomegranate, left, and quince. Simpson’s first class series will focus on pome fruits, which include apples, pears and quince.

UC Master Gardener Candace Simpson prunes an espaliered apple tree at the Palo Alto Demonstration Garden next to Eleanor Pardee Park.

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fruit trees, those who have trees but aren’t getting everything out of them and those who just aren’t sure what to do with what they’ve inherited.

She suggests examining the trees in your yard: How much new growth are they get-ting? Are they setting fruit, and is the fruit of good quality and is it tasty?

The focus of the class will be on learning how much sun, water, fertilizer, pruning, thinning and pest control will maximize one’s harvest.

Thinning, she explained, can actually help with pest control, for example. When apples grow in clusters of two or three, she recommends removing all but one. Each place where the growing apples touch be-comes a spot where the coddling moth can lay eggs, the precursor to the “worm in the apple.”

Ideally, there should be about 5 or 6 inches between apples growing on a tree, Simpson added. That way, the grower will “get full-sized apples that are fully sweet,” she said.

Although she grew up on a fruit farm, Simpson really didn’t get very involved in home gardening until she retired from the Palo Alto Unified School District in 2000. She had started out as a chemistry teacher and ended her career with the district as as-sistant superintendent of human resources.

When she had a problem with a quince tree at home, she approached the master gardeners. Soon she found herself involved in the 16-week training course, 12 hours of continuing education thereafter, plus a commitment to then go out and volunteer to pass on research-based information about

home gardening. The UC Master Gardeners offer free

monthly talks at the Palo Alto Demonstra-tion Garden, typically attracting 40 to 60 people. They also speak at local libraries throughout the county.

Her all-time record for a class was on July 4, when 170 people showed up to see a demonstration of summer fruit-tree prun-ing, she said.

The timing of the fall class is important, she added, because the best time to plant fruit trees is in December or January. “You want them to be thinking about it in time to order” bare-root trees from the nursery, she said.

Simpson said, with the right mix of trees, it’s possible to have fruit year-round in this climate.

Of course, she added, “You can’t ever get prideful about your garden. Nature will humble you.”

Associate Editor Carol Blitzer can be emailed at cblitzer@paweekly.com.

What: Beauty and Abundance: Year-round

Fruit from the Home Garden

What: Part 1, Pome fruits

When: 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesdays, Sept. 11, 18 and

25

What: Part 2, Stone fruits

When: 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesdays, Oct. 2, 9 and 16

Where: Palo Alto High School, Room 1701, 50

Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto

Cost: $42 for each class, or $70 for both

Info: 650-329-3752 or www.paadultschool.org

For more Home and Real Estate news, visit www.paloaltoonline.com/real_estate.

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East Palo AltoTotal sales reported: 1Lowest sales price: $375,000Highest sales price: $375,000

Los AltosTotal sales reported: 8Lowest sales price: $1,061,000Highest sales price: $2,750,000

Los Altos HillsTotal sales reported: 1Lowest sales price: $2,129,000Highest sales price: $2,129,000

Menlo ParkTotal sales reported: 4Lowest sales price: $450,000Highest sales price: $1,177,000

Mountain ViewTotal sales reported: 9Lowest sales price: $440,000Highest sales price: $1,100,000

Palo AltoTotal sales reported: 15Lowest sales price: $575,000Highest sales price: $2,723,000

Redwood CityTotal sales reported: 6Lowest sales price: $220,000Highest sales price: $959,000

Source: California REsource

SALES AT A GLANCE

HOME SALESHome sales are provided by California REsource, a real estate information company that obtains the information from the County Recorder’s Office. Information is recorded from deeds after the close of escrow and published within four to eight weeks.

East Palo Alto2724 Xavier St. Quantum Ser-vicing to K. Kojouri for $375,000 on 7/19/12; previous sale 6/07, $820,000

Los Altos2139 Aitken Ave. Adams Trust to Saund Trust for $1,085,000 on 7/31/121635 Ben Roe Drive Hansen Trust to H. Min for $1,450,000 on 8/1/12880 Echo Drive J. Wilson to P. Goel for $1,910,000 on 8/1/12

205 Galli Drive Kearns Trust to D. & C. Lublin for $2,750,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 5/94, $716,5001580 Kensington Circle Bliss Trust to G. Bliss for $2,000,000 on 8/2/12; previous sale 5/76, $157,000999 Loraine Ave. T. & J. Cates to D. Cortright for $1,061,000 on 8/1/12; previous sale 9/01, $799,000235 Mt. Hamilton Ave. Kirsch-baum Trust to J. & I. Gilbert for $1,750,000 on 8/2/1224151 Young Court Lobo Trust to Sturman-Chu Trust for $2,500,000 on 8/2/12; previous sale 4/88, $730,000

Los Altos Hills12360 Hilltop Drive Hou Trust to S. Sanislo for $2,129,000 on 8/3/12; previous sale 3/88,

$690,000

Menlo Park2148 Sand Hill Road Hoy Trust to T. & M. Chan for $890,000 on 7/24/12; previous sale 3/04, $660,0002140 Santa Cruz Ave. #D208 Gutterman Trust to L. Strauss for $450,000 on 7/23/121681 Stone Pine Lane Mc-kim Trust to O. & K. Harper for $1,177,000 on 7/20/12; previous sale 10/97, $540,0001275 Woodland Ave. M. Coy to J. Song for $1,005,000 on 7/19/12

Mountain View157 Irene Court S. Wadhwa to S. & G. Grinberg for $680,000 on 8/3/12; previous sale 10/04, $579,000

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up to $700,000 lately.

Those irratio-nally exuberant days coupled with the reces-sion of 2008 have made buy-ers come to the

realization that it is not every Cali-fornian’s inalienable right to see an investment return on their homes. Sobering fact number one.

We in the real estate industry are just beginning to identify other fac-tors that are creating a growing Sea Change, a clear trend that buyers now are more conservatively mod-

est in both their natures and their spending habits on housing.

These younger buyers are the products of “information on every-thing at their fingertips” age, and their fingertips are the very roots of the green movement, whose man-tra is “less is more.” Forty-seven percent of the people who currently work at Facebook ride their bikes to work, arrive by public transporta-tion or catch the company shuttle (companies such as Apple, Cisco, Genentech and Google also provide shuttles). In San Francisco, real estate agents were seeing certain pockets of houses run up in price — it turned out that those “pock-ets” are where company shuttles stop and buyers wanted to be able to walk to the shuttles.

A couple of Palo Alto companies are giving “allowances” to employ-ees who buy within a certain radius of the office, hoping to lessen their carbon footprint. Downtown Menlo Park has seen older houses on big-

ger lots demolished to make way for two to four townhomes or condos. I am sure that some of those builders thought that retirees wanting to live close to town would be their target audience, but, lo and behold, young people are purchasing them.

In downtown Menlo Park, in Palo Alto and in other Peninsula cities, walk-to-everything or bike-to-everything locations are in great demand. Twelve years ago, there were no energy blackouts, no gar-bage swath the size of Texas in the oceans, no finite number of years until the oil runs out — all items in the news every day. Sobering fact number two.

Many of these buyers have seen their parents buy at the wrong time, spend too much money on their houses, or have seen them lose their jobs at age 50 or 60 still owing mon-ey on their homes. In some of the worst cases, parents have used their homes as ATM machines. Money is ephemeral — ask Mr. McAfee,

of McAfee Computer Anti Virus fame, who had $100 million at one time (YES — $100 million!!) and now has a net worth of $4 million. The ultimate easy come easy go. Sobering fact number three.

Again, these are trends we are just beginning to identify, not to be con-fused with “everyone is doing it.” The fact is that right now there are many people who can afford a great deal more house than they are actu-ally buying. We are also seeing less leveraging of homes — much lower loan-to-value ratios, more cash and less loan. In fact, all-cash deals are at an all-time high right now.

Having said all this, are there any buyers out there for a $22 million house in Atherton that runs on geo-thermal heat?

Wendy McPherson manages about 145 agents for Coldwell Banker in two Menlo Park offices, plus Woodside and Portola Valley. She can be reached at WMcPher-son@cbnorcal.com.

Real Estate MattersA sea change in local

buyers’ profiles

159 Irene Court J. Xie to J. & K. Paone for $670,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 1/05, $551,5002111 Latham St. #321 J. Stein to Y. Pang for $440,000 on 8/3/12148 Montelena Court T. Chang to S. Wang for $861,500 on 8/2/12; previous sale 6/00, $494,0001909 Newman Place A. Fuks to Y. Liu for $745,000 on 7/31/12211 O’keefe Way Shea Homes to A. Vakharia for $787,000 on 8/3/12363 N. Rengstorff Ave. #8 HSBC Bank to H. Kim for $508,000 on 8/2/12; previous sale 10/05,

$575,000674 Willowgate St. F. Hasten to P. Angelo for $1,100,000 on 7/31/12928 Wright Ave. #1203 Shalin-sky Trust to G. Yip for $635,000 on 7/30/12; previous sale 3/99, $350,000

Palo Alto101 Alma St. #506 M. Manafy to E. Tober for $575,000 on 8/2/12; previous sale 1/06, $517,500101 Alma St. #601 Robinson Trust to I. Cafiero for $711,000 on 8/1/12; previous sale 6/97, $370,000440 Cesano Court #301 S.

Johnston to J. & M. Golemme for $749,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 10/99, $410,0001578 Channing Ave. S. Mao to H. Wang for $1,480,000 on 7/31/12524 Chimalus Drive A. Sykes to J. & K. Green for $2,600,000 on 7/31/12360 Everett Ave. #2b Ditmore Trust to K. North for $1,201,000 on 7/31/12640 Forest Ave. #F F. & A. Lo-mangino to A. Porter for $992,000 on 8/3/12; previous sale 11/04, $625,000940 Harriet St. Donati Trust to M. & K. Trindade for $1,300,000 on

(continued from previous page) 8/1/121038 Loma Verde Ave. M. Choi to H. Sze for $1,455,000 on 8/1/12; previous sale 10/07, $1,378,0001669 Mariposa Ave. Mario Trust to A. Robertson for $1,325,000 on 7/31/122579 Park Blvd. #X204 D. Miller to A. Karnik for $805,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 6/00, $500,0002021 Princeton St. J. McNicholas to Tigertree Limited for $1,900,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 8/01, $995,0002660 Ramona St. Strickland Trust to C. Ng for $1,710,000 on 8/2/124338 Silva Ave. Isobe Trust to K. Karupasamy for $1,251,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 6/91, $80,0002291 South Court D. Lesikar to Fox Trust for $2,723,000 on 7/31/12; previous sale 4/93, $730,000

Redwood City648 2nd Ave. A. Garcia to J. An-guiano for $220,000 on 7/19/12441 Cork Harbour Circle #A C. Reilly to T. & K. Evans for $385,000 on 7/19/12505 Jetty Way E. Yafai to S. Braith-waite for $959,000 on 7/20/12; previous sale 11/05, $995,00046 Murray Court E. & J. Tervol to A. & L. Hendardy for $699,000 on 7/20/12; previous sale 5/04, $659,00056 Pelican Lane #62118 A. & L. Silverman to D. Pan for $480,000 on 7/23/12; previous sale 9/09, $465,000548 Shorebird Circle #3204 Co-hen Trust to J. Alamparambil for $655,000 on 7/24/12; previous sale 10/03, $580,000

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124 Bridgton Ct $5,995,000Sat/Sun Alain Pinel Realtors 941-1111

LOS ALTOS HILLS4 Bedrooms12799 Dianne Dr $2,849,000Sun Alain Pinel Realtors 941-1111

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4214 Juniper Ln $1,585,000Sat/Sun Alain Pinel Realtors 323-1111

939 University Av $3,995,000Sat/Sun Alain Pinel Realtors 323-1111

481 San Antonio Rd $1,580,000Sat Keller Williams Realty 380-3180

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3856 Magnolia Dr $2,898,000Sun Deleon Realty 520-3407

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452 Lakeview Way $1,750,000Sun 452lakeview@gmail.com 995-6524

SAN CARLOS4 Bedrooms

1257 Magnolia Av $1,299,000

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121 Northam Av $1,874,000

Sat/Sun 1-4 Alain Pinel Realtors 529-1111

STANFORD5 Bedrooms

922 Lathrop Pl $1,855,000

Sat/Sun Alain Pinel 814-6682

SUNNYVALE3 Bedrooms

1104 W Mckinley Av $700,000

Sun Coldwell Banker 941-7040

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864 Talisman Dr $1,028,000

Sat/Sun Alain Pinel Realtors 941-1111

WOODSIDE4 Bedrooms

8 Friars Ln $2,395,000

Sun Keller Williams Palo Alto 454-8500

5 Bedrooms

305 Lindenbrook Ct $3,750,000

Sun Coldwell Banker 324-4456

55 Stadler Dr $2,295,000

Sun Alain Pinel Realtors 529-1111

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115 AnnouncementsKnit and Crochet Show Sept 14-16, Grand Sierra Resort, Reno, NV. Classes/Shopping. (100 Classes start Wednesday Sept. 12) $10 Admission. email knitandcro-chetshow@offinger.com or www.KnitandCrochetShow.com (Cal-SCAN)

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Food, Crafts, and Documentary

Moms/Daughters- $ Stanford

Spring Down Horse Show

Stanford music tutoring

Sub Bids Wanted CRW Industries, Inc requests Section 3-compliant subcontractor bids for Maryce Freelen Place Tenant Improvement project. Prevailing wage project bids September 5, 2012 at 2pm. Project owner is Midpeninsula Housing Corp. Fax bids to (831)466-9597. Email for further information.

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120 AuctionsAdvertise Your Auction in 240 California newspapers for one low cost of $600. Your 25 word classified ad reaches over 6 mil-lion+ Californians. Free brochure call Elizabeth (916)288-6019. (Cal-SCAN)

130 Classes & InstructionAirbrush/Media Makeup Artists For: Ads - TV - Film - Fashion Train and Build Portfolio in 1 week Lower Tuition for 2012 AwardMakeupSchool.com

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Instruction for Hebrew Bar and Bat Mitzvah For Affiliated and Unaffiliated George Rubin, M.A. in Hebrew/Jewish Education 650/424-1940

133 Music LessonsA Piano Teacher Children and Adults Ema Currier, 650/493-4797

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Piano Lessons in your home Children and adults. Christina Conti, B.M. 15+ yrs exp. 650/493-6950

Piano, Guitar, Violin at Opus 1

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135 Group ActivitiesThanks to St Jude

140 Lost & FoundCongenial Bichon Frise Puppies

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145 Non-Profits NeedsNon-profit needs SPOONS & BOWLS!

150 VolunteersFosterers Needed for Moffet Cats

Moms/Daughters- $ Stanford

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210 Garage/Estate SalesLos Altos, 611 S. El Monte, Sept.7 & 8, 9-3 Los Altos, St. Wm. Rummage Sale 611 S.El Monte,Sept.7/8 (9-3)

MP: 220 Lexington Dr., 9/1, 8-2 Estate and multi-family sale. Antique furn., housewares, fabrics, clothes, art. (x-Woodland)

PA: 466 Ruthven, 9/1, 8-2 Kitchen, some kids toys, framed wall art, leaf blower.

Palo Alto, 1068 Colorado Place, Sept. 1st 9-4p Moving sale—31 yrs accumulation. gardening tools and gardening stuff, umbrella, floor fan, toy collection, kitchen stuff, patio chairs, something for every one.

Palo Alto, 4191 Willmar Drive, Sept. 1, 9 to 3 Large garage/estate sale: 60+ years of accumulated furniture, clothing, tools, gardening items, dolls, kitchen stuff, dishes, books, linens, decorative items. No early birds.

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215 Collectibles & AntiquesFULL LENGTH CHAISE LOUNGE - $310-

220 Computers/ElectronicsP,.C.COMPAQ PRES.MV500 - 200-

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237 Barteramazing husky puppies

240 Furnishings/Household itemsDining Room Table + 5 Chairs - $90

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Rival Electric Skillet used once - $5

SONY CD PLAYER - $40.00

245 MiscellaneousCable TV-Internet-Phone Save! Packages start at $89.99/mo (for 12 months.) Options from ALL major service providers. Call Acceller today to learn more! CALL 1-888-897-7650. (Cal-SCAN)

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250 Musical InstrumentsTrumpet- Yahama Yamaha trumpet in excellent condition. 2 mouthpieces included. Cash Only.

260 Sports & Exercise EquipmentTrampoline For Sale Large trampoline 650-251-9112

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445 Music ClassesPIANO, VIOLIN, GUITAR LESSONS

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345 Tutoring/LessonsCollege Admissions Counseling

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355 Items for Sale0-12 months Boy clothesneverused

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Boy 4/5 years clothes All Season

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Kids Accordian and zylophone$15

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615 ComputersMy Computer Works

624 FinancialCredit Card Debt?

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640 Legal ServicesDisability Benefits

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