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Dinner Menu
Tuna Tartar$10.50
rare sushi-grade tuna, tossed with capers, sesame, dijon and sea salt over endive leaves
Point Judith Calamari$11.00
flash-fried with cherry peppers, thai dipping sauce
Skillet Roasted Prince Edward Island Mussels Frites$10.00
chopped apple wood smoked bacon, ripe tomato, baby spinach and garlic, topped with house fries
Smoked Salmon Latkes$10.00
skillet seared mini potato and onion pancakes, topped with slices of duck trap farm smoked salmon and dill sour cream
Hand-cut Truffle Fries$9.00
tossed with truffle oil and coarse ground sea salt
Jumbo Lump Crab Wontons$10.00
s filled with cream cheese, scallions and jumbo lump crab, thai dipping sauce
Southwestern Eggrolls$9.00
grilled chicken breast, black beans, rice, jack and cheddar cheese, ranchito dipping sauce
Nachos Grande
tri-colored tortilla chips topped with jack and cheddar cheese, diced tomatoes, jalapenos and sour cream, side of salsa
- $9.50
- Top With Diced Chicken Breast $3.00
Jumbo Lump Crab Dip$11.00
p with cheddar and cream cheese, baked until golden brown, sliced warm baguette
Slow Roasted Buffalo Chicken Wings$10.00
choice of traditional buffalo sauce or old bay style, bleu cheese dressing on the side
Crispy Fried Blue Point Oysters$11.00
sweet potato fries, tartar aioli
Cream Of Crab
- Cup $5.00
- Bowl $6.50
Maryland Crab
- Cup $5.00
- Bowl $6.50
Tomato Basil
- Cup $5.00
- Bowl $6.50
Seafood Gumbo
- Cup $5.00
- Bowl $6.50
Soup Du Jour
- Cup $5.00
- Bowl $6.50
add to any salad, fried oysters $5, grilled salmon $5, grilled chicken $4, grilled shrimp $5, grilled sea scallops $6 or sliced filet mignon $6
The Tavern Salad$5.50
wild field greens, sliced cucumber and red onion, grape tomatoes, sour dough croutons
Dijon Salmon Salad$14.00
grilled salmon filet over mixed field greens with pipe dreams goat cheese, red onion, grape tomatoes and chopped apple wood smoked bacon, side of dijon vinaigrette
Rare Tuna Nicoise Salad$16.00
over mixed field greens with chilled red bliss potatoes, string beans, kalamata olives, red onions and grape tomatoes, side of cilantro-lime vinaigrette
Red And Golden Beet Salad$8.00
over mixed field greens, crumbled feta, marinated red onions, pumpkin seeds, citrus vinaigrette
Iceberg Wedge$7.50
topped with bleu cheese dressing, crumbled bleu cheese, apple wood smoked bacon and grape tomatoes
House Caesar$7.50
house-made creamy dressing, shaved parmesan, house croutons
Chesapeake Salad$16.00
crisp romaine hearts topped with jumbo lump crab, gulf shrimp, chopped apple wood bacon and crumbled bleu cheese
The Tavern Cobb$9.00
crisp hearts of romaine, with chopped apple wood bacon, hard boiled egg and crumbled bleu cheese
Dinner Entrees
Veal Marsala$24.00
tender marcho farms veal sauteed with wild mushrooms in a rich marsala pan jus, wild mushroom risotto and sauteed green beans
Steak Frites$28.00
tender new york strip, marinated and grilled, with wild mushroom pan gravy, house frites
Grilled Aged Delmonico Steak$26.00
14 oz, aged hereford beef, topped with bleu cheese compound butter, served with crispy sweet vidalia onion rings and fingerling potatoes
The Tavern Steak$31.00
16 oz, aged new york strip pressed with cracked black peppercorns, pan-seared and flamed with cognac, served with cajun pan gravy, fingerling potatoes and shallot green beans
Veal Saltimboca$26.00
scaloppini of tender veal with prosciutto ham and mozzarella cheese, sage pan jus, roasted brussel sprouts , fingerling potatoes
The Red, Black And Bleu$29.00
10 oz blackened filet mignon, topped with caramelized red onions and melted bleu cheese, served with a stuffed tomato, fingerling potatoes
Thick-cut Pork Chop With Herb And Cornbread Stuffing$24.00
vanderose farms duroc chop, wild mushroom pan gravy, shallot green beans, wild mushroom risotto
grilled cauliflower steak on a bed of baby spinach, sauteed with extra virgin olive oil, topped with a stir-fry of brussel sprouts, wild mushrooms and green beans
Portabella Mushroom Wellington$17.00
baked in puff pastry with wild mushroom duxelle, served with roasted brussel sprouts, stuffed tomato
Chicken Piccata$18.00
lightly breaded cutlets of chicken sautéed with olive oil, lemon and capers with wild mushroom risotto and sautéed green beans
Fresh Salmon Filet$21.00
farm raised north atlantic salmon, pan-seared and topped with dijon-dill compound butter, served with a stuffed tomato and wild mushroom risotto
Parmesan Crusted Wild Rockfish$31.00
topped with jumbo lump crab and beurre blanc, served with shallot green beans fingerling potatoes
Sea Scallops With Lobster Butter$28.00
pan-seared, dry-pak jumbo day boat scallops drizzled with lobster butter, with wild mushroom risotto and sautéed green beans
Skillet Seared Crab Cake Platter
two jumbo lump crab cakes, house old bay kettle chips, stuffed tomato
- Market Price
topped with your choice of cheese: vermont cheddar, monterey jack, mozzarella, bleu $2; also add: apple wood smoked bacon $2, sauteed mushrooms $1, guacamole $1.5
Black Angus$10.00
8 oz, hand-formed on a baguette, with lettuce, tomato and pickle slices, hand-cut tavern fries
Dunlop Burger$11.00
12 oz, hand-formed on a baguette, with lettuce, tomato and pickle slices, hand-cut tavern fries
House Made Veggie Burger$11.00
soy meal, black beans, roasted red bell peppers and pressed oats, pan-seared, topped with vermont cheddar, served on a baguette with lettuce and tomato, side of tri-colored tortilla chips and salsa
Bison Burger$12.00
locally sourced ground bison, pan-seared, and served on a baguette with lettuce, tomato and pickle slices, hand-cut tavern fries
Lite Fare
served with your choice of house-made potato chips, cole slaw or add $1.5 for fruit salad
New England Lobster Roll$17.00
chilled chunks of fresh lobster, tossed in a light seafood mayo, served on a grilled, seasoned baguette, side of house old bay kettle chips
Fish Tacos$11.00
pan-seared mahi, basted with soy and lime, on soft flour tortillas stuffed with shredded cabbage and diced ripe tomato, side of pico de galo and guacamole
Roasted Turkey And Fried Green Tomato Club$10.00
house baked turkey breast, with fried green tomatoes, smoked bacon, bibb lettuce, dijonaise on toasted thick-cut wheat
Wild Sockeye Salmon Sandwich$12.00
duck trap farm smoked salmon, boursin cheese, red onion, tomatoes and capers on toasted thick-cut wheat
North Carolina Fried Catfish Blt$11.00
apple wood smoked bacon, bibb lettuce, tomato and herbed mayo on a grilled baguette, side of house old bay kettle chips
Po' Boys$12.00
(choice of fried blue point oysters or north carolina catfish) topped with smoked bacon and vermont cheddar on a grilled baguette. served with spicy remoulade, lettuce and tomato, side of house made old bay kettle chips
Skillet Seared Eastern Shore Crab Cake
nothing but jumbo lump, we promise! house old bay kettle chips, lettuce , tomato and choice of bread
- Market Price
The Baltimore Club
skillet seared crab cake, club style, with smoked bacon, lettuce and tomato on thick-cut white, side of house old bay kettle chips
- Market Price
Tenderloin Sandwich$15.00
char-grilled 6 oz filet mignon, topped with caramelized onions and swiss cheese on a grilled roll with lettuce, tomato and house-cut fries
Grilled Reuben$9.50
thinly sliced lean corned beef, sauerkraut, 1000 island dressing and swiss cheese, grilled closed face on thick-cut rye
Chipotle Chicken Sandwich$10.50
grilled chicken breast topped with jack cheese and spicy mayo on a grilled roll
Cuban Sandwich$11.00
grilled pork tenderloin and country ham with swiss cheese, dill pickles, lettuce and tomatoes, on a grilled baguette with chipotle mayo
Lite Fare - Quesadillas
with jack and cheddar cheese, topped with sour cream, side of salsa
portabella mushrooms, roasted red bell peppers, baby spinach, red onions and goat cheese
Chicken, Spinach And Goat Cheese$9.50
avocado sour cream and house-made salsa
Sauteed Green Beans With Shallots$4.00
Crispy Sweet Vidalia Onion Rings$4.00
Roasted Brussel Sprouts$4.00
with chopped smoked bacon
Herb Roasted Fingerling Potatoes$4.00
Hand-cut Tavern Fries$3.50
Tomato Stuffed With Baby Spinach And Feta$3.00
House Old Bay Kettle Chips$3.00
Sweet Potato Fries$5.00
Grilled Cheeses
served with a pickle and choice of sweet potato or hand-cut tavern fries. add a cup $3.5 or bowl $5 of tomato basil bisque
Veggie Melt$9.00
marinated eggplant, roasted red bell peppers, artichoke hearts, pesto and monterey jack cheese on thick-cut wheat
All American$7.50
slab cut smoked bacon, ripe tomato and american cheese on white
Three Cheese And Tomato$9.00
american, vermont cheddar, pipe dreams goat and ripe tomato on thick-cut wheat
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In 1979 an entrepreneurial group of friends set out to create Baltimore's best original restaurant. The Mt. Washington Tavern quickly became a comfortable neighborhood eatery – a common ground for debate and chatter after a long day and a perfect establishment for those special lunches, dinners and late night dining. Now in our 30th year, we are known for great homemade food, inventive chefs, bartenders who enjoy a heavy pour, and an atmosphere that makes patrons happy to be in Baltimore. Our establishment is unique to Baltimore: the prints, paintings, and engravings on our walls were carefully selected to honor our local heritage. Painted by Carol Offutt, the mural on the West wall of the Tavern depicts the old clubhouse that stood at Pimlico Race Course – before it was destroyed by fire in 1966. The chandeliers that hang over the bar date back to 1889; they originally adorned the lobby of the old Gayiety Theatre on East Baltimore St. Even our antique wooden telephone booth is a relic from a famous downtown drugstore. The etched windows between the Front and Raw Bars feature scenes particularly relevant to Baltimore's rich history.


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Not a party..... Just DH, me, our guys and a couple of their friends.... But we will make it a party!!
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Here's the latest Storytelling Engine from John Seavey. Click here to read John's description of what a Storytelling Engine IS, anyways. Check out more of them at his blog, Fraggmented.
Storytelling Engines: James Bond
(or "The Dreaded Reboot")
Even its detractors would have to admit that the James Bond film series is a genuinely astonishing achievement. Even the most popular movies die off after five or six sequels (horror icons like Freddy and Jason managed eight to ten), but James Bond's 22nd "official" film is in theaters now, and they're already getting started on Number 23. The series really does seem to be an "evergreen" franchise, having outlasted five of the actors who played the part (not counting the Niven Bond, the Sellers Bond, the Woody Allen Bond…) and the author who wrote the series of books it was based on.
Of course, those same detractors might also argue that the Bond movies are more of a formula than a storytelling engine; after an exciting opening set-piece, Bond meets with M and learns of some threat to the free world, then goes and gets interesting gadgets from Q (an element played down in recent movies, as the real-world spy technology has essentially caught up with Bond's MI6 boffins). He goes off and investigates, meeting beautiful women, getting into an exciting chase and evading at least one elaborate death-trap, before fighting the villain in an action-packed climax. That sums up the plot of most Bond movies and books (although it should be noted that Ian Fleming's novels were far less gadget-heavy and more cerebral, playing to the strengths of the printed page instead of the big screen.)
But the Bond formula offers plenty of flexibility; as a jet-setting spy, he has his choice of world locations from Jamaica to Russia to New Orleans, and "chase scenes" and "death-traps" and "gadgets" can mean anything from le parkour foot-races to elaborate space battles, depending on the particular era of the series. Bond films don't so much follow a formula as create one; our whole popular perception of the "spy movie" is moulded by the Bond films, whether imitating them, spoofing them (yes, hello, there, Austin, in the back) or reacting against them, as with John le Carre's spy novels (which have themselves been adapted for the screen.)
The flexibility of the Bond formula for the writer, though, is different from the flexibility of the Bond formula in the eyes of the audience. Writers might insist that there's always something new to be done with a glamorous super-spy who needs to save the world from a crazed madman's evil scheme, but when the audience stops being able to tell one Bond film apart from another, it's time to employ a strategy loved by some and hated by others: The "reboot".
Reboots are generally employed very late in the life of a storytelling engine, usually after the engine has been partially or totally ruined by bad writing decisions that have crippled its ability to function. Either so many elements have been added that only fanatical followers of the series can understand all the layers of complications obscuring the original, entertaining core concept (the Superman Emergency Squad, the bottle city of Kandor, New Krypton, super-pets, and a dozen types of Kryptonite) or else too many important elements have been destroyed/permanently altered due to a lack of foresight on the part of the writers and editors (the deaths of the Joker, the Green Goblin, Harry Osborn, and the lead character and entire supporting cast of 'Aquaman'.) Usually, the blame for this lies with the editors; writers tend to have their hands full thinking of story ideas (that is, after all, the point of a storytelling engine, to help the writers think of ideas) and it's the editor's job to evaluate their impact on the series.
The point is, when the series gets so completely written into a corner that you can't tell any more stories, you "reboot", starting over at the beginning, clearing the decks of all the baggage that's accumulated over the years, and going back to the core concept. Long-term fans tend to dislike it, because the root word of "fan" is "fanatic", and fanatical followers of a long-running series tend to enjoy all the baggage as much as they do the core concept, but a well-executed reboot can win over skeptical fans. It also tends to bring in new fans, who relish the chance to get in on the ground floor of the next generation of the series. (Of course, that next generation will usually have baggage of its own, not to mention the problem of new writers who try to bring back that old baggage because they're fans themselves–Ultimate Stryfe and Ultimate Onslaught, anyone?–but a reboot at least offers a chance at some fresh stories.)
But how does that relate to James Bond? After all, there's no complex continuity in the Bond films–they've changed lead actors five times, and nobody except George Lazenby noticed. There aren't any damaging decisions to undo; every Bond film is pretty self-contained, sharing very few recurring characters…unless you argue that the introduction of John Cleese as "R", or Felix Leiter losing a leg are "damaging decisions", really, any Bond film can serve as an introduction to the series. Even the chronology is loose, vague and unimportant to the films; Bond has moved from Cold War politics to a post 9/11 world, and all that's changed is what country the villain is working for.
A soft continuity demands a soft reboot, and that's exactly what "Casino Royale" is; it doesn't so much erase the previous movies as gently ignore them. It could be a flashback–after all, Bond movies seem to take place in a sort of ever-present "now", so a flashback film that seems to post-date the movies it's set before seems kind of appropos. It could be a reboot–sure, M is the same character as in 'Goldeneye', but Bond films have pretty short memories, so why not? It could just be another stylistic shift, the same as occurred from 'Moonraker' to 'For Your Eyes Only', or from 'A View To A Kill' to 'The Living Daylights'. Since the Bond films are fairly chameleonic in tone (as all long-running series tend to be), it's not too surprising to see shifts like that.
Ultimately, the much-debated Bond reboot is really just another way for the series to adapt in order to stay relevant, something all truly effective storytelling engines do. Times change, and a timeless series isn't so much one that fits the changing times as one that changes with the times. Daniel Craig is the Bond that fits this era; he's a rebooted Bond, yes, but in a sense, they all are.
very true. shame quantum of solace was balls though.
I've been impressed by the way the new films utilize the tropes of previous installments in more in-film ways. Gone are the unconnected action-openers and "Q explaining a new weapon Bond will surely use when he needs it most."
In their place are openers with a narrative purpose (in Casino Royale it was to efficiently explain this Bond had just gotten his 007 license, and how; in Quantum, it was used as a bridge between the last scene in CS and Quantum's first).
Technologically, they've slipped in state of the art equipment and assumed the audience would recognize what it is. For instance, apparently the computers in MI6 are alarmingly close to those used in "Minority Report," and none of the staff needs to be brought up to speed on how to use any of it.
The old gags are still there, just used to serve other story/visual needs more effectively.
Since you mentioned The Living Daylights… that entire movie is practically a prototype for the Craig movies now (License to Kill even moreso, but they sort of didn't do that one by choice). A change to a harsher version of Bond, one that's less goofy, but still with a nice dose of respect for the series' past. Mind you, in that case it was more a situation where they took some of the silliness and made it more realistic, rather than eliminating it altogether. It may suffer from the Rambo 3 effect, but it's still probably the most underrated Bond movie ever produced.
(And I swear I never noticed the "Q only gives Bond the gadget that he needs for THAT PARTICULAR SITUATION" thing as a kid until, of all things, the abysmal James Bond Jr. animated series beat it into my head. Funny how you don't notice bits of a formula / engine (here, the line is so blurry that you can argue either) until they're presented five times a week.)
Of course, in that TLD the action scenes were easily comprehensible without a healthy dose of Gravol, which is something I couldn't say for Quantum of Solace. ENOUGH WITH THE FREAKING SHAKY-CAM!
Hey John.
LTRFTW. I pretty much agree with everything you've just said about the Bond films. Albeit, I'd argue that each new actor has seen a reboot of sorts. After all, I've heard directors, actors, producers and even Bond-girls (nearly made a bad Freudian slip just there!) telling us that the "new" film with which they are involved is taking Bond in a completely new direction, since the early Roger Moore days.
Funnily enough, as a long time Bond fan I've been rather underwhelmed by the last two episodes. It's nothing against Craig; he's a damn fine actor, and I'm rather glad that Q department seems to have faded away somewhat with the demise of the late Desmond Llewelyn, it's just that other films seem to be doing the job so much better at the moment. Jason Bourne, I'm looking at you!
I remember being treated to tickets to see Casino Royale by my then girlfriend, shortly after release, being blown away by the first twenty odd minutes, and spending much of the remaining film just wanting to get away! The Quantum of Solace doesn't even have a twenty minute period I could recommend.
But then again, given both films runaway success at the box office, what do I know?
I'd agree with the premise that each of the last few new actors have "gently rebooted" the series: Living Dalights, Goldeneye, Casino Royale. CR more thoroughly than the others, but still. It's a shame that Quantum falls so short of CR's promise.
Surprised at Chris McAree: yes the first 20 mins were wonderful, but the rest was pretty good too. Very true to the book too, which is a bonus.
I wonder if this sort of "soft continuity" might be a valuable model for big-company superhero franchises to follow? Arguably, All-Star Superman (haven't read the other AS books) does — it neither fully adopts nor fully ignores continuity, but just tells its story. But in general it seems a more flexible model for indefinite series than a more rigorous continuity does.
The only thing that caught me off guard with the reboot is it came at such an odd time – Die Another Day was easily the best of the Brosnan films, and was a hit at the box office, beating 'XXX' whose whole selling point was 'Bond for a new generation'.
As such, I don't think it was audience reactions that brought about the reboot, I think it was the producers wanting a change, or feeling they could be making more money by being more like Bourne.
Also, Le Carre novels are a reaction to Bond films?
There's a bit more to his work than that…
they've changed lead actors five times, and nobody except George Lazenby noticed
Interestingly enough, it was Lazenby who didn't want to do another film, as he had felt secondary to special effects whilst shooting, and ignored during publicity for the film.
As an aside, in a similar way, it was Dalton who decided not to come back for Goldeneye.
My problems with 'Casino Royale' were twofold; one, the card tournament felt strangely uninteresting. The change from baccarat to poker should, in theory, have made for a more exciting story, because poker is a more skill-based game than baccarat…but in the end, all the stuff about "tells" and Le Chiffre's bleeding eye and all the set-up was wasted, and it came down to Bond having better cards than Le Chiffre during a big hand where Bond had no choice but to go all in. No skill, no excitement, just luck of the draw.
And second, once Le Chiffre dies, there's a long stretch of the movie that just seems to sort of meander aimlessly. The audience knows that Vesper has to be a traitor, because the movie hasn't ended and it's the only possible remaining plot twist, but the film takes so long in getting to that point that it's a recipe for frustration for anyone who's good at anticipating the plot.
Oh, and I wanted a car chase scene.
And second, once Le Chiffre dies, there's a long stretch of the movie that just seems to sort of meander aimlessly. The audience knows that Vesper has to be a traitor, because the movie hasn't ended and it's the only possible remaining plot twist, but the film takes so long in getting to that point that it's a recipe for frustration for anyone who's good at anticipating the plot.
Don't know if you've read the book – and the second half of the film follows the book very closely, with the only changes being good changes – but the film actually feels as though it has direction after Le Chiffre dies compared to the book, where Vesper isn't exposed until she kills herself and reveals it in a suicide note.
I think the film makers thought we'd either expect the government would come and force him back, or that there would be an attempt on their lives or something.
I think they totally misjudged how long we'd all been sitting in our seats by that point, and forgot a basic rule of making a film in that once things start moving, you've got to keep them moving.
Have you thought about doing any Story Telling Engines about series like: The Executioner, The Destroyer (of Remo Williams fame), Outlanders, Deathlands. Those series of books all have countless sequels. We are talking easy 30s and 40s. Destroyer and Executioner are well over 100 now. I think Outlanders might make a particularly good example for the series. These series are not high fiction, but they are definitely pulp fun.
Bond movies aren't really all sequels–although there have been sequel elements every now & then–they are movies you can strictly treat as stand alone entities.
Oh, wow, I just realized: the New Gods/Fourth World series has never been talked about in this column. Seems like that's an obvious one to do, particularly with Morrison's interest in it re: Seven Soldiers and Final Crisis.
I've never exactly been a fan, but on an academic level Jack Kirby in the DC Universe, and its subsequent results, has always been a curiosity to me. Any chance "Fourth World" might be on the docket?
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It hit such ridiculous points, with the ice castle and the invisible car that it just became way too silly.
Casino Royal was a good restart, taking us from Proto-Bond to Bond. The problem with QoS was that it droppe us right back with Proto Bond.
He had no charm, no inner smile….the film was embarrassed of it's own heritage (note that "Agent "Fields" ' name is never said, though the credit reveals it to indeed be "Strawberry"). She sleeps with Bond for no real reason, yet later M tells us it's becuase he charms women to thier death., ignoring that they forgot to film that.
John, I totally agree with your central premise that the key to James Bond's longevity is that by regularly changing the lead actor you get to subtlely reboot the whole franchise at the same time. So George Lazenby's film, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, is much closer to Ian Fleming's novel than Sean Connery's previous effort – the fantastical 'You Only Live Twice'. Roger Moore pushes the comedy, while latching on to each passing fad – Blaxploitation, kung fu, outer space etc. This is followed by Dalton, who is grimmer, because he is competing with the much bloodier action movies of the late 'Eighties. Brosnan's Bond has a nostalgic quality – the world has totally changed, but he's remained the same – even his Aston Martin is thirty years out of date. Finally we have Daniel Craig's metrosexual Bond, often fimed in teeny-weeny bathing trunks and without a hair on his chest (In my opinion, he owes far too much to Jason Bourne and not enough to Sean Connery).
My question is, why haven't other Hollywood studios aped the Bond franchise? Why did Paramount allow Indianna Jones to get old with Harrison Ford, when Josh Brolin (among others) could have filled his boots just as ably (and probably for a smaller salary).
On television, 'Friends' is probably the most financially successful sitcom of all time, but the network allowed it to deteriorate from a bright, breezy show about twenty-somethings into a creepy incestuous story about nearly-forty-somethings who couldn't maintain a normal relationships. It would have been easy as pie to write out Ross, Phebe, et al over a period of time and introduce new younger characters, so that after say ten years, you had an entirely new cast.
And the great thing is, if your replacement isn't deemed to be a success (such as George Lazenby's Bond or George Clooney's Batman), then you can just drop them and try again.
I think it'd be a lot harder to replace Ford as Indy than people think; they've tried, with a variety of "Young Indiana Jones" surrogates, and they've all seemed distinctly lacking. Ford has always had charisma and style (when he's trying–unfortunately, I think it's also painfully obvious when he's not emotionally invested in a role), and also he took a hand in rewriting the character's dialogue that's been overlooked by a lot of people. Spielberg said about him, "Ford is a closet writer. He doesn't do it often, but when he's on set, he'll come up with a line or a moment that will absolutely blow you away." Jones is more Ford than Bond is Connery.
And no, I don't think that Le Carre's novels are "just" a reaction to Bond, but there's no question that the genesis of the idea was rooted in Le Carre's disdain for glamorous, flashy spy novels and a desire to show something less romantic and more realistic.
And last but not least, novel series like the Executioner and the Destroyer, and comics series like the Fourth World are all kind of hampered by a lack of access to the materials. If someone wants to start buying me Jack Kirby omnibuses, I'd be happy to read them, but I do feel I need to become familiar with a lot of the source material (either by amount or percentage for the shorter-lived series) before I do a column about it, and I feel like I stick my foot in my mouth often enough even when I do read/watch/listen to the stuff I'm writing about.
"Jones is more Ford than Bond is Connery."
I wasn't alive at the time, but from what I've read, Sean Connery's Bond was about as big as it is possible to be. There had never been anything like it before. I vaguely remember a quote along the lines of"there were three Bs in the 'Sixties, Bond, Beatles and Batman."
Of course, Harrison Ford was very good in Raiders, but no-one is irreplaceable.
It hit such ridiculous points, with the ice castle and the invisible car that it just became way too silly.
None of which was more ridiculous than anything else in any other Bond movie… and no one had a problem with them.
I think much like with Superheroes and Star Wars etc, people forget that it was never as realistic or mature as they remember it being when they watched it as a kid.
I mean I had more problems accepting Brosnan catching up to the plane mid-air in Goldeneye than I did anything in Die Another Day.
And, of course, as Lazenby's Bond seemed to hint, and perversely, the comedic Casino Royale had at its warped premise, that "James Bond" the persona went hand in hand with being "007".
if you became holder of license 007, you became "James Bond", creating the illusion of the immortal, ageless guardian of the UK.
In such a scenario, only if a 00 died a permanent death that could not be dispensed by vaguary, would the new holder of the license number have a new name.
Of course, we do see some continuity between movies, mostly tying into the person that impacted Bond's personal life the most severely – Blofeld. Encountered originally by Connery, widows Lazenby, and the wife's death avenged by Moore in For Your Eyes Only. One could even make the case that the female villain from The World is not Enough affected Bond in strange ways, because she appeared to be a dark mirror of his martyred wife.
* On CR: I didn't feel at all that the "second half of the film follows the book very closely, with the only changes being good changes"–Vesper's end got lost in all the sinking-house ridiculousness, and the book contained far more pathos–Vesper and Bond only found reconciliation on the night Vesper decided to kill herself. The movie was quite good, but it had a habit of missing the point of the best parts of the book: baccarat is far easier to film than poker, and the torture scene was needlessly diluted with wisecracks.
* The Bond films have sometimes even rebooted without changing actors: witness the shift from Moonraker to For Your Eyes Only during Roger Moore's tenure. In general, each significant reboot has been made possible by returning to Ian Fleming's original works: OHMSS, FYEO, TLD and CR are all truer to Fleming's vision than the films that preceded each of them. (OHMSS "gently ignores" YOLT by pretending that Bond and Blofeld have never met before.)
* Lazenby's Bond might have hinted at multiple Bonds, but the movie itself insists on his being the same man: the credits sequence has flashbacks from the previous films, and Lazenby even pulls souvenirs from From Russia With Love and Thunderball out of his desk. It would make little sense for him to store another man's mementos or look on them with such recognition. I've always chosen to believe that all the Bonds were indeed one man, even if that means keeping the concepts of time and space relatively loose.
Of course, we do see some continuity between movies, mostly tying into the person that impacted Bond's personal life the most severely – Blofeld. Encountered originally by Connery, widows Lazenby, and the wife's death avenged by Moore in For Your Eyes Only.
There's also Dalton reacting sadly to a mention of him ever getting married in License To Kill.
The relationship with Felix Leighter also has some continuity between the films.
IA – you are correct. The director for CR wanted to push the idea that 007 and the name Bond were tied together, and that in "Reality" there were many different people who assumed the "James Bond" identity. However – and this is a IIRC moment – Ian's estate said "No, they're all the same guy." as confirmed by notions and mentions in the books and in not only the instances you gave, but in one of the Brosnon films, when discussing his Q-suitcase, he is asked "and the suicide pills?" (or something along those lines) and he says "I got rid of those a long time ago" referring to "From Russia with Love" when he was initially issued the case.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) — A member of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians has pleaded guilty to trafficking dozens of bear gall bladders against tribal law.
Clement Calhoun pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in Asheville to two misdemeanor charges. Prosecutors said Calhoun transported and sold 51 bear gall bladders that had a retail value of $6,600.
The gall bladders are used in Asian medicine. Cherokee code prohibits members from selling parts of big game animals beyond the boundaries of tribal trust lands.
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She seems to be in an AG phase! I wonder if we'll see her out in any pieces from the Alexa Chung x AG collaboration? I could see her in a pair of The Legging Ankle in 11 Years dreamer or the Brianna in 7 Years Brazen.
Jenna Dewan-Tatum in AG Skinny Jeans
Jenna Dewan-Tatum ran a few errands in Los Angeles and was snapped by the paparazzi. She wore a pair of AG Skinny Jeans with a green leather jacket and nude Chloe flats.
Before Jenna had her daughter, we used to see her in a lot of different styles and brands of denim. It seems like she's keeping a lower profile these days. When we do see her, she still mixes up her denim choices, which is nice to see. You can buy AG online from Shopbop.com.
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Great news and great approach - Lego opens up its Mindstorms NXT toolkit, and their board of 'Expert Advisors' will be able to share their experiences with the community. It must be an exciting day for the NXT team - if I were to draw a parallel to patterns & practices process, it is the day when you let your advisors tell your future users what they really think - no PR tweaks, fidgety marketing folks or controlled messages in the way.
It is excting to see the approach of involving users throughout the product development be used in a product I care about. Here's the link:
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"Most often, innovation comes from the core community of users. Our ongoing commitment to enabling our fan base to personalize and enhance their MINDSTORMS experience has reached a new level with our decision to release the firmware for the NXT brick as open source," said Søren Lund, director of LEGO MINDSTORMS. "When we launched the legacy MINDSTORMS platform in 1998, the community found ways to do these things on their own, and we were faced with the question of whether to allow it, which we decided to embrace and encourage. Now, given the strong user base and versatility and power of the NXT platform, the right to hack is a 'no brainer.' We're excited to see how our open approach will push new boundaries of robotic development and are eager for all enthusiasts to share their creations with the community." Today also marks the first time that the original 14 MINDSTORMS Users Panel members and 100 recruited members of the MINDSTORMS Developer Program, an exclusive group of enthusiasts charged with helping guide the product development process, can publicly share their initial experiences and experiments with the NXT platform. During a four-month process, participants have had access to a secure Web forum where they can communicate with one another, learn more about the project, debate issues, create solutions and support the ultimate launch of LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT in August. "


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i am having a server with 16 virtual core and 24G RAM,using Xen virtualization and ubuntu as dom0 Created 4 VMs (in para mode),each with different applications.
CPU Load vary on each vm,somtimes first vm reaches nearly 100% CPU and others under 25% or even less.
So is there a way in which vm can get cpu from other vms when they are not actually using it or utilization is under 25%.Same in the case of RAM also.
I am not sure whether i am mentioning Cloud here.
Initially i would like to give every vm a single VCPU,but can scale up to 8 or more by taking cpu from other vms if they are not using it.
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One cannot do Hagala on a knife or any other vessel needing Hagala that has a hole or a crack that's not cleanable, as we're concerned that it may be pieces of visible Chometz there, and Hagala doesn't remove visible chometz. Therefore, one has to place burning coals on the crack until the knife gets hot enough that the other side of it will be Yad Soledes bo, as the chametz will definitely be burned up.
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Is NBA2k13 worth buying. Tell me Gamers
What is the diffrence between 2k13 and 2k12?
Whats new?
What has been improve?
Whats new in myPlayer mode (dont care about the tweets seems the same as maddan 13)
In 2k13 Why add connected careers when you know half of the people are not most active to even play.
Any thoughts people?
OF course its worth buying. If you've played previous versions of this game you would know that there is no question. This is also the only basketball game on the market right now, so I'd suggest you purchase it.
I skipped 2k12, because I heard the online was very bad. (connection/lag)
But im buying this off of 2k11s merits alone.
I have a blast with the 2k games past few years, and I expect this year to be no different.
If your looking at it as just a quick completion, then you are most likely going to be very upset with this game. If your like me, who enjoys basketball in real life and have played older installments of basketball video games before 2k got it right, your going to get more then your moneys worth.
I played the demo, I wasn't impressed. I'm reading there's an error happening that is deleting My Player and Association saves as well.
Like every NBA 2K game, they release a buggy POS and consumers have to wait a few months to get fixes.
I'm waiting for a price drop, and the problems to be fixed.
If you have 2K12, do what I did, go into the 2K Share and download the 2K13 roster update someone made. It should be easy to find, as it has thousands of downloads.
I'm now playing a Pistons association with the entire rookie class, and update contracts, trades and rookies across the league. With that, I can wait until it has a sale for $30 or so.
Personally, I can't recommend buying it at $60 unless you're one of those people who mindlessly hands over their cash for the shiny new toy, disregarding the value of the product itself against its alternatives and substitutions.
Also, I can easily wait as I play Borderlands 2 and Dishonored and XCom release next week. :woop:
note: I'm not trying to dump on anyone who did buy 2K13. It's your choice.
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Adrian Jay Meringa, born Jan. 9, 2014, at 26 weeks, six days, gained his angel wings Friday, May 9, 2014, surrounded by his loving family and health care providers.
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Research and Markets announced the addition of the "Global Children's Bottled Water 2014 Report" report to its offering.
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Charleston, W.V., Restaurants Use Bottled Water to Cook, Prep Food
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Poland Spring Outsells Beverage Brands in Northeast
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DS Waters Acquires Splash Water Inc.
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DS Waters of America Inc., owner of the Sparkletts bottled water brand, acquired Splash Water Inc.'s home and office bottled water delivery business serving the Los Angeles community.
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Ferrarelle USA has partnered with DS Waters of America Inc. to deliver Ferrarelle's naturally effervescent bottled mineral water nationwide. DS Waters provides bottled water, water filtration and coffee and tea services to more than 1.4 million customers. DS Waters will add 330- and 750-mL bottles of Ferrarelle to its existing portfolio of regional bottled water brands.


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Environmental metabolomics can be described as the study of the interactions of living organisms with their natural environments at the metabolic level. Until recently, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy has been the primary bioanalytical tool for measuring metabolite levels in this field. While NMR has some specific advantages, the higher sensitivity offered by mass spectrometry (MS) is beginning to revolutionise our ability to probe environmental metabolomes. This review provides the first comprehensive overview of the use and capabilities of MS within environmental metabolomics. Its primary aims are to introduce environmental scientists to the range of MS approaches used in metabolomics and to highlight the breadth and diversity of environmental and ecological research conducted, from ecophysiology and ecotoxicology to chemical ecology. The review is structured around MS approaches: non-targeted gas chromatography–MS, non-targeted directed infusion MS, and both non-targeted and targeted liquid chromatography–MS. Each section begins with a brief introduction to the analytical method, including some advantages and limitations in the context of metabolomics research, and then exemplifies the use of that technique in environmental metabolomics. The review concludes with a discussion on some of the challenges that remain in MS based environmental metabolomics and provides recommendations for the path ahead.
KeywordsStress Mechanism Metabolic fingerprinting Orbitrap FT-ICR LC–MS/MS
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- Mass spectrometry based environmental metabolomics: a primer and review
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Volume 9, Issue 1 Supplement, pp 144-158
- Cover Date
- 2013-03
- 10.1007/s11306-012-0412-x
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- 1573-3882
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Brenda K. Conner, died unexpectedly on Saturday, April 18, 2009, at Flagler Hosital. She was 55 years old and was a lifelong resident of St. Augustine. She was employed at the St. Johns County Courthouse in the recording department and had also worked for the Tax Collector's Office. She had previously worked for the City of St. Augustine at the Police Department and Water Department and briefly worked for the Council on Aging. She was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Brenda was greatly loved and will be truly missed by her family and friends.
She is survived by a sister, Sonja Skinner; a niece, Theresa Skinner; nephews, Gerald and Geoff Skinner; great-nieces, Chelsea and Shelby Manucy; and great-nephews, Colby James Manucy and Hunter Skinner. She also leaves other cousins and friends whom she dearly loved.
A memorial service will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 23, 2009, at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, State Road 16, St. Augustine. A visitation will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thursday at the church immediately prior to the service.
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|What's going on around here?
click here for a copy of our latest newsletter February 2016 Newsletter
|Trish Payne
Executive Director
|P. O. Box 354
103 Railroad Avenue
St. Michaels, MD 21663
Office: 410-745-6073
Youth Programs: 410-745-5102
Treasure Cove: 410-745-0669
|helps here!
The United Fund
The Bryan Foundation
St. Michaels Rotary Club
St. Michaels Bus. Assoc.
Chesapeake Bay Maritime
Talbot County YMCA
Environmental Concern
Inn At Perry Cabin
Choptank Community
Health System, Inc
Computer Literacy for Kids.
Mid Shore Mediation
WCEI RADIO - Local Events
Talbot County P.E.A.C.E.
Talbot Partnership
Mid-Shore Pro Bono, Inc.
Carpe Diem Arts
St. Michaels Studio
Talbot Hospice
Maryland Coalition
Phillips Wharf E. C.
|Links to our
Friends and
|Many of our programs
are also partially
funded by the Talbot
Family Network and
other donors as
listed below
|We always welcome
If you'd like to join our
"family", give us a
call at 410-745-6073
or stop in to
see us !
|Donate by credit
card by clicking
the DONATE
button at top
left-hand corner
of this
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|In loving memory of Avery Monique Bechtel
March 27, 1998 - August 15, 2011
|Artists, Sue Stockman and Bobby Malzone work with SMCC after school kids to create a mosaic memorial in
depicting a friendship circle of love in honor of Avery Bechtel
|At SMCC on Thursdays after school, any child
interested in learning about starting a garden,
planting seeds, tending the garden beds, harvesting
the bounty and recipes to make meals with what
we've grown is welcome to join anytime for free!
Call Trish at 410-745-6073
|The Garden Committee of
St. Michaels Community
Center, under the
leadership of Laurie Pratt,r
worked diligently for
nearly two years to
achieve the goal of
building a truly community
garden in St. Michaels.
With the help of so many,
such as Jerry Leonard,
Jack Shannahan, Frank
Hopkinson, Roger Clark,
The Rotary Club of St.
Michaels, Christmas in St.
Michaels, Master
Gardners, Volunteers from
Habitat for Humanity,
Water Boys for Jesus, The
Boy Scouts, The Town of
St. Michaels and much
more, a wonderfully
beautiful space has been
created to grow food,
friendships and
|Reverand Johnson officially opening the
SMCC Community Garden
(directly across the street from the Union Church)
Hours: Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday &
Saturday, 10 am - 3 pm
This quaint resale shop is staffed by community volunteers.
Newcomers are always welcome to join us.
The Treasure Cove is always in need of clean, in season, clothing,
gently used furniture and usable household goods.
We generally do not accept large appliances but will take your name
and number in case we have a family in need.
Every penny we earn from your donations goes towards
underwriting the programs and operating expenses
of the St. Michaels Community Center. SMCC strives to meet the
unfilled needs of our community by providing low-cost
merchandise that goes back into our community. Please call
410-745-0669 if you'd like to volunteer your time or make a donation.
Thanks for your support !
|Chuck Shenk with kids
|had this to say....on Thursday, August 16, 2012
|To find out more about the St. Michaels Community Center .... Click Here: What is SMCC all about???
|Chief Tony Smith of the SMPD teamed up with Trish Payne of SMCC and through
the S.M.Y.L.E. (St. Michaels Youth and Law Enforcement) took eight children and
their parents to the Wilderness Presidential Resort in Spotsylvania, VA over a the
long Easter holiday weekend. A reward program was intiated that allowed children
to earn the opportunity to go with their families to the resort by completing
community service projects or participating in drug and alcohol prevention
classes. Chief Smith and Trish Payne intend to offer 3 - 4 trips per year to
alternating groups of local children and their families.
To see all the fun click on the link below
SMPD & SMCC, our 1st trip to Wilderness Resort, Spotsylvania, VA
|First Camp Wilderness Resort Trip
with Chief Tony Smith
|Frequently throughout the year, SMCC and S.M.Y.L.E. provide community service opportunities and/or
drug/alcohol abuse prevention programs to the youth and families of our community. The community
service activities often help our neighbor non-profits or the Town of St. MIchaels and instill a sense of
accomplishment and pride. Young participants earn eligibility to join SMCC and (sometimes
representatives of S.M.Y.L.E). on a weekend camp trip to the Wilderness Presidential Resort in
Spotsyvania (wpresort.com). Call Trish at 410-745-6073 to learn how to join us!
|SMCC and S.M.Y.L.E. join forces to inspire youth to
"Give Back to the Community"
click here to find out more: "Community Give Back"
|On October 10, the Jr. Gardeners used vegetables and herbs from our
Community Garden beds and learned to make spaghetti sauce from
scratch. It was SOOOOO good!
|The Treasure Cove
Thrift Store
May 2014
|Click here to view the fun!
Family Wilderness Weekend May 2014
|Visit us on Face Book at: St. Michaels Community Center
|Thank you EVERYONE for
your friendship and your
generous support !
|St. Michaels Community Center ~ 1990 - 2015 ~ Celebrating 25 years of community service!
|FOX News interviews Chief Smith of SMPD and Trish Payne
of the St. Michaels Community Center, July 2015
to talk about the important S.M.Y.L.E. program
click the link below to watch the interview
S.M.Y.L.E and SMCC interview
|Trish Payne's interview video with
The Talbot Spy click here
|You can now generate donations for St. Michaels Community Center when they buy items on Amazon's Electronics
Gift Guide at smile.amazon.com. Click on this link to donate to SMCC: Donate to SMCC
click REGISTRATION FORM
or call 410-745-5102
Programs and Classes
MAHJONG GAMES - open to all, every Thursday, 10am - Noon
CHAIR YOGA with Susan Irwin, every Wednesday from 9:30 to
10:15 at the St. Michaels Housing Authority Community Room on Dodson Ave. No experience is necessary. Everyone is welcome from novice to expert. This
class is wonderful for improving flexibility, strength and peace of mind. There is no charge and no need to register. Call 410-745-6073 for more information.
SENIOR GATHERING every Wednesday from
10:30 – 12:30, anyone over 55 years of age is welcome to enjoy us
for a well-prepared meal from Upper Shore Aging and a weekly activity or speaker. No need to call ahead, just drop in at the St. Michaels Community Center
at 103 Railroad Avenue any or every Wednesday and meet new friends or bring yours with you. First Wednesday is Bingo, second Wednesday is "Brain
Games" with help from the YMCA, third Wednesday is Art or Crafts and Fourth Wednesday is helpful insurance or medical information from Pam Haynes of
the Talbot Senior Center in Easton.
CHESS CLUB – Open every second and fourth Wednesday of every month from 1pm – 3pm at the St. Michaels Community
Center at 103 Railroad Ave. Everyone is welcome from novice
to expert, students to seniors and it's FREE. Just drop in or
call 410-745-6073 for more information.
NEW - MAH JONG - Thursdays at the St. Michaels Community Center from 10am to Noon. Open to all who want to learn or play this ancient Chinese game
of skill and strategy. No charge, no experience necessary. Drop-ins welcome.
SMCC CARVERS – If you'd enjoy learning to carve or working with peers who happen to be master carvers, this group meets every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday mornings at the St. Michaels Community Center from 9 – 12 to share their knowledge and talent. Everyone is welcome at no charge. Call 410-745-
6073 for more information.
MOSAICS with local artist, Jennifer Wagner. Every Wednesday from 6 – 8pm and Sundays from noon – 4pm, Jen will guide you through the creation of your
beautiful window mosaic. A cost of $250 provides you with the window, the supplies and the instruction for your very own masterpiece. Take as long as you
need to finish. The cost covers the entire project process. This is an extremely fun and creative group. Contact Jen at 443-521-4084.
Community Tennis – (weather permitting) Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30am on the courts at the St. Michaels High School. Moderate to Intermediate
players are welcome to join. There is no charge. Please call 410-745-9589 for more information.
|Now the excitement begins!!! The St. Michaels
Community Center has been able to purchase the property at 103
Railroad Avenue to become a permanent fixture in the community
thanks to a Community Development Block Grant submitted on our
behalf by the Town of St. Michaels. In the next couple of years,
the existing structure will be improved to include a large
multi-purpose room, additional office space, a commercial kitchen
and more classroom space. "We are hoping to be able to provide
an incredible location for a wider array of community events,
activities and classes" says SMCC Executive Director, Trish
Payne. Help us grow by donating to our building fund at:
SMCC, Building Fund, P. O. Box 354, St. Michaels, MD 21663
Thank you Tri-Cycle and Run
and all the participants of the March 12 Fun Run
for all the food items donated to SMCC
for our neighbors!!!
|Click Here for a printable copy
|The St. Michaels Community Center
proudly invites you to the 3rd Annual
Talent "For Shore" Competition
For amateur singers and dancers from
the Upper Eastern Shore, any age.
Auditions will be held at the St. Michaels High School Auditorium on
Saturday, July 23, from 9am – 3pm. Contestants must call ahead,
410-745-6073 to be scheduled for audition times. 10 performers
from each category will be chosen by experienced judges in the
respective genres. The chosen contestants will be notified and will
compete before a live audience on Sunday afternoon, July 24
beginning at 3pm. Tickets for the Sunday performances will be $10
Adults and $5 students and seniors over 60, children under 6 are
free. Audience members will cast a vote for their favorites and
winners will be announced after a brief intermission. The overall
winner will receive the coveted, Grand Prize Crystal Trophy for 2016
in addition to a nice cash prize. Trophies and cash will also be
awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place overall winners.
Space is limited so sign up early for your chance to win.
For more information, call 410-745-6073.
Unfortunately, I have had to make the decision to cancel
the 2016 Talent For Shore Competition on July 23 and 24
at the St. Michaels High School auditorium. The low
response we've had to contestants and some health
issues have made it necessary to cancel the event.
I'm grateful for the support and interest I've received
from volunteers and registrants and I apologize for any
inconvenience this may have caused.
Thanks for your understanding...


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