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Now onto her third thread of burning away what does not work, there are two threads to reflect the schism in Jean Grey fandom.
Here is the thread to appreciate Jean Grey wielding the cosmic power of the Phoenix.
Some believe Jean is the Phoenix and the Phoenix is Jean. This is the thread for you!
Also feel free to discuss and appreciate anything else to do with The Phoenix Force
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Deion Sanders attempted suicide while playing for the Reds
Former Red Deion Sanders was on the Dan Patrick Show this morning. They began talking about on-field football topics and eventually shifted to the Jevon Belcher situation. Sanders said he was suicidal at one time and many players in the NFL have similar problems.
Sanders said that he ran a car off the highway in Cincinnati. He said he was 3-4 the night before for the Reds. "I was in the midst of my first divorce. The only [people] I thought loved me were my kids. And they were stripped away from me."


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Bernard Mannes Baruch (August 18, 1870 – June 20, 1965) was a Jewish-American financier, stock market speculator, statesman, and presidential advisor. After his success in business, he devoted his time toward advising Democratic presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt on economic matters. He is well known for having coined the term "Cold War" in 1947 to describe relations between the United States and the Soviet Union from the mid-1940s to the early 1990s.
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5 9th Avenue, New York, NY | Directions 1001440.739587 -74.006693
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disappointed – Firstly, there are a lot of mixed reviews here and it might well indicate the night and the waiter. So here was our experience and it is best to be both positive when due and critical when not. The place is lovely inside and out. It is in a great spot which is probably why, despite some of the really really bad reviews, it still packs them in. We found the bar downstairs and the bartender, really nice. But we were rushed from our table as they booked another party too soon to allow us to finish our meal completely (desert was given to us the floor up), the waiter was really not great and the food was mediocre at best. Do not go here if you are a non meat eater. In fact, there ware plenty of other uber trendy places that deliver much better on all fronts. My suggestion is to skip this one...
The Bartender Cheated Me – I was at 5 Ninth over Labor Day weekend and ordered a Goose & Tonic. The bartender pretended to pour grey goose but actually topped the drink off with Popov vokda. When I pointed this out to him or should say 'caught him', he scoffed at me, and then poured me a correct drink. It was bad enough that the bartender tried to cheat me, but what it made it worse is that he then decided to make my change his tip... disgusting behavior. New Yorkers are already paying $12-20 bucks for a drink, why cheat them when you're already pushing them to pay premium prices.
Despite the bartender's behavior the place was still a great spot and the DJ was awesome!
Great atmosphere – I brought a date here for a Saturday afternoon brunch. The place has a warm and friendly feel to it. We sat in the outside garden under some shade. Our waitress was in-training, but lots of fun and we both learned what "manchego" is. (a delicious spanish cheese that is on one of their crepes).
Our simple salad was just okay. The lettuce was high quality, but there was one added ingredient (similar to an olive) that was strong and killed it for me (just look at all ingredients b4 u get it!). We had some crepes and the smoked salmon club sandwich. The string fries that came with the club were sensational! The sandwich was huge and i thought it could have used more avocado. Crepes were pretty good.
While I thought the service was super-friendly (contrary to other reviews), I admit it that it was slow. So if that typically bothers you, than beware. If it doesn't, than you'll enjoy your brunch.
I'd go back for drinks if i'm in the neighborhood and would consider brunch again b/c if nothing else, the atmosphere is worth it.
Upstairs is the place to be! – I love 5 Ninth. I went on Halloween dressed as Beyonce's Single Ladies with two other girlfriends. We walked right into a party upstairs where they played hip hop and dance music from the late 90's and early 2000's. We danced for hours! Later going downstairs we found a private table area that we dubbed our own where we continued the party with other friends we'd invited. Literally the most unexpected fun we'd all had in a long time. Everyone is friendly, the staff is cool and the vibe is different. I definitely didn't feel like it was a typical venue you'd find in this particular neighborhood. Laid back and no worries.
I went back again for a birthday a few months back and they gave the birthday girl a free bottle of whiskey. Its definitely a place I'll be frequenting this summer. I've never eaten there or have experienced 5 Ninth outside of their nightlife scene, but as far as I'm concerned, its definitely always in my top ten places to stop by.
Great Meal! – I have had dinner twice in a month at 5 Ninth but the first time I went I had a bottle of the Brassfield Eruption and it went so well with the short ribs. So the second time I went to have dinner I was disappionted that they did not have the Brassfield Eruption wine available. So, I instead ended up having a glass of beer over the other wines they had on the list.
Best it's been since it opened. – When it opened, 5 Ninth had two identities: one as a chic gathering spot for a transatlantic crowd, and also a destination restaurant, owing to its critically lauded young chef, Zak Pelaccio. Pelaccio is long gone, and with him, much of 5 Ninth's buzz. But the restaurant remains as pretty as ever, with its three floors and shaded garden. And the food, under Pelaccio pal chef Kevin Pomplun, is as ambitious and eclectic as it's been in a long time. Likewise the wine program, which has expanded out along with the menu.
No need to rush back – I tried 5 Ninth Ave during Restaurant Week with a group of girlfriends. When greeted by the server he insisted that the whole party (there were 10 of us) had to choose between the Pre Fix Menu or order a la carte. Taken back by his lack of personality and charm the group chooses the Pre Fix option. A number of the girls in the group ordered the Salmon entree and specified that they would like it cooked rare. Upon receiving our entrees each and everyone one of us that ordered salmon got a very W.E.L .L cooked piece of fish.
Meh... needless to say, I was not wowed and don't need to go rushing back. The only redeeming part of the evening was the group of people I was with and the lovely garden seating area where we had dinner.
Sand in the Salad!!!!! – I have been to this place several times but only for drinks. I took my date here last week. First I ordered the special i.e oysters and 15 mins later i was told they were out of it. So I ordered a house salad. The salad had so much sand in it that it was inedible. I told the waitress about it ands she apologized and she offered to bring a new one. I said no I don??A?t want to delay out main course. 15 mins later that salad shows up.
The entire process was very frustrating. And in the end we didn?t even get desert on the house or an apology.
This place is good for drinks and the bar upstairs but skip dinner. The food is probably the worst food I have had in along time. The service staff was too over whelmed. Will not go again and will not recommend.
If you need to impress, here is where to go. We had the 4 course meal. Everything was perfect, food, service, ambiance.
Salad, oysters, crispy duck, artisan wild mushroom. Everything spectacular, a wonderful meal.
Service was as good as a choreographed ballet. Each course was served when we were ready.
Go and enjoy a unforgettable meal.
Disappointing – I had Valentine's Day dinner here and it was very disappointing...the tables were jam-packed in our seating area, so it felt like we were at a communal table as opposed to a romantic Valentine's Day atmosphere - we were (and the two tables on each side of us) were almost whispering to have some privacy. The service was very slow (the waiter cited a computer problem but I have no idea how that impacts how quickly he could bring us drinks or a menu) and poor overall (the wait staff didn't clear things after we were done, the waiter's response to our request for a wine menu was to ask us to pick it up from the table next to us where people were dining). On top of all that, the food was mediocre at best, my pheasant entree arrived lukewarm and wasn't very flavorful. The smoked trout salad appetizer was drained in dressing and the trout was dry. I wouldn't go back.
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SANFORD, Fla. (WFTV) —
Rachel Fryer, 32, of Sanford, was arrested early Tuesday morning by detectives from the Sanford Police Department.
Investigators said she is charged with aggravated child abuse and was booked into the Seminole County Jail without bond.
Early Tuesday morning Channel 9 learned that Sanford police were in a rural portion of Putnam County. It is believed they were there in relation to Fryer's arrest.
The Department of Children and Families and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement is also investigating the case.
Police said they are searching for two people, Timothy Gordon and Tonya Grooms, who may have important information regarding the whereabouts of the child, who hasn't been identified. Gordon is Fryer's boyfriend, officials said.
Willie Brown, a family member of Gordon's, told Channel 9 that Gordon has already spoken with police.
"I'm being quite honest, my brother wouldn't hurt a fly," Brown said.
The investigation began after a DCF case manager feared the children were in danger, and the Sanford Police Department was called to assist in the well-being check early Monday morning.
Investigators surrounded an apartment on Oleander Avenue near Goldsboro Boulevard and put crime scene tape up around the building.
The landlord at that location said a woman and her children have not been around for several days.
Neighbors told Channel 9 they're worried about the children but hoping for the best.
"They're adorable," said neighbor Melissa Williams. "They play with each other. They have so much fun. They're quiet. They're children. I'm just worried, I'm hoping the kids are actually fine and they're OK and all this is just a mess and it just goes away."
According to DCF, the last reported visit to the family's home was on February 6.
Fryer is expected to make her first appearance before a judge Tuesday afternoon.
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Need to touch up your Facebook photo? As the saying goes, there's an app for that. Worried that the discolored spot on your cheek might turn out to be precancerous? There's an app for that, too-but there's a big difference between the two. One app may get you more "likes" while the other may be meddling-dangerously, it turns out-in a life-or-death health matter.
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Medical apps for smartphones are proliferating, including ones that compare photos of your moles and skin discolorations with a database of known cancers to determine whether your spots are potentially dangerous. In a new study published last week on the website of the journal JAMA Dermatology, the results from four apps designed to assess melanoma risk were found to be disappointing. According to the study's authors, three of those apps tested "misclassified 30 percent or more of melanomas as benign."
The study by members of the dermatology department at the University of Pittsburgh used as samples digital images of 60 skin lesions proven by pathology tests to be melanomas and 128 benign ones. The four apps studied were not identified by name. But the one with the most reliable results has a unique feature: It forwards the photo to an anonymous board-certified dermatologist (i.e., a real human) and returns results within 24 hours. This was also the most expensive of the four apps, charging $5 per image sent.
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None of these apps have FDA approval, and most have disclaimers stating that they are educational tools rather than a substitute for a doctor. But how many people heed disclaimers? Because of the high incidence of misdiagnoses, the authors of the study, Laura Ferris, a dermatologist, and Joel Wolf, a medical student, concluded that diagnostic apps could harm people who use them as a substitute for medical advice.
"This study highlights that you can miss a melanoma diagnosis, and one miss is one too many, because you can die from it," says Mona Gohara, a clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Yale School of Medicine, who has no involvement in the Pittsburgh study. Standard equipment in a dermatologist's office is a dermatoscope that magnifies a spot or mole and can pick up melanomas at an earlier stage. "Caught early, skin cancer can be treated," says Gohara. "If you want a restaurant recommendation, use an app. But for a diagnosis of a medical condition, nothing replaces a doctor."
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Astoundingly, for most of our history America's nickname for Pit Bulls was "The Nanny Dog". For generations if you had children and wanted to keep them safe you wanted a pit bull, the dog that was the most reliable of any breed with children or adults.
The Nanny Dog is now vilified by a media that always wants a demon dog breed to frighten people and LHASA-APSO BITES MAN just doesn't sell papers. Before pit bulls it was Rottweilers, before Rottweilers it was Dobermans, and before them German Shepherds. Each breed in it's order were deemed too vicious and unpredictable to be around people. Each time people wanted laws to ban them. It is breathtakingly ironic that the spotlight has turned on the breed once the symbol of our country and our national babysitter.
In temperance tests (the equivalent of how many times your kid can poke your dog in the eye before it bites him) of all breeds the most tolerant was the French Bull Dog. The second most tolerant was the pit bull.
Pit Bull's jaws do not lock, they do not have the most powerful bite among dogs (Rottweilers have that honor) they are not naturally human aggressive (in fact pit bull puppies prefer human company to their mother's two weeks before all other dogs), and they feel as much pain as any other breed (accidentally step on one's toe and you'll see).
The most tolerant, patient, gentle breed of dogs is now embarrassingly portrayed as the most dangerous. It would be funny if the new reputation did not mean 6,000 are put to death every day, by far the highest number of any other breed euthanized.
That's a lot of babysitters.
(Pictured: As you'll see, from the richest to the poorest and everything in between, in America the pit bull was the dog for kids. Don't miss the little boy in the goat cart at the end. He's priceless.)
Part II of this post may be found at:
The Cruelest Trick Ever Played On A Breed Of Dog
For Over 100 Years Americans Knew Exactly What Pit Bulls Represented. America.
There's Only One Difference Between These Two Dogs. Their Owners.
You're Facing A German Shepherd, A Rottweiler, a Doberman Pincher, And A Pit Bull. All Things Being Equal, Which Is The Least Likely To Bite You?
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USED to be the best! – I used to LOVE Bearden's. My family and I went there at least once per month. Tonight we went to the newly remodeled Bearden's. I give them A++ for decor. However, their food borders on terrible! I can't understand what happened! The onion rings tasted like old, cheap grease. The $7.95 buffalo shrimp salad was in a tiny plastic bowl. The shrimp was dry and over-fried (gone is the juicy fried shrimp dinner I used to love). The side salad for one of our party tasted awful (old and musty). My husband said that I could make a better BLT (and I can't cook!). What was worse is that you no longer have a waitress to even ask if your food was good. Now Bearden's is mostly self-serve. Place your order at the counter, get your own drinks and then they plop your food on the table. The waitress doesn't even ask you if you need anything else. Now, if you want something else, you have to get it yourself. But, guess what, they STILL expect tips! WE WILL ALWAYS MISS THE OLD BEARDEN'S! Sadly, it is gone forever. We won't be going back to the new Bearden's.
Great Place to relax and enjoy your food – I hung out at Beardons on rocky river drive when I was 16 and up. It was a great place to go and find your friends there too enjoying the atmosphere and the food, and the carhops were great !!
THE BURGERS!!!! – There is not a place I have ate a burger at in my life that rivals Beardens. I have been eating at Beardens since I was a little kid and still love it. There isn't much more I can say, I haven't eaten really anything else there that I can remember, LOL. The little kids like the train, most adults find it annoying but it reminds me of when I was a little kid, it was the only West Side Restaurant we would go to.
Enjoy a great burger the old-fashioned way--in wax paper, at a roadhouse. – The Scene
Bearden's has been grilling up double patty burgers for more than 50 years. Back then, this was a city roadhouse, thick with knotty pine paneling, fast food and car hops. A generation grew up watching the owner's Lionel locomotive chug around a track in the dining room. About a decade ago, the makeover replaced the Happy Days decor with anonymous white walls and framed folk art prints, but the roadhouse spirit remains, mostly in the food.
The Food
A double patty burger is the way to go, with grilled onions melting into the soft bun. There's even a peanut butter-and-beef variation Elvis might have favored. Domestic and imported beers supplement the popular milkshake accompaniment, and there's even a salad selection. But go with a side of beer-battered mozzarella sticks, a thick malted and the main event, which still comes wax-paper wrapped.
Not Bad After All These Years – I was thrilled that the restaurant has changed to a non smoking facility.
World's Best Burger – Being in the Army and a contract civilian worker for over 35 years, I have lived all over the world. Bearden's in Cleveland (there are a number of these in and around Cleveland) absolutely has the most delicious hamburgers of all time.
Eating Queen – eh.... not so much. i heard a lot about their burgers,.... mine was fresh, but bland.
it is cheap tho
Burger Heaven – Awesome burgers for the last 40+ years. Great place for the kids.
excellent out of 10, it is 10 – I have been attending beardens restaurant for lets see, about 20 years now, and I luv everything about it, the burgers r da best, and the service is great, , it is my fav. burger place, got into beardens when there was 1 in parma ohio, on pearl road back in da 60s, and theirs was da best than. All Im goint 2 say is that beardens is da best 4 me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Putnam eighth graders to get high school experience
WINFIELD, W.Va. -- A new program will let Putnam County eighth graders spend part of the day at Winfield High School.
Officials are calling it "8.5" and treating it as a pilot program for now. The first group will probably have about a dozen students.
Cindy Daniel, Putnam County's assistant superintendent for instruction, said details are still being worked out.
Right now, she said, it looks like the students will end up in contained classes with high school teachers, but no high school students. They're still working out what courses will be made available to the students.
"It's just a different option to provide for them," she said. "So they can get a jump on high school."
They're hoping to roll out the program with the start of the second semester on Jan. 22.
Putnam County's Board of Education heard about the program at its regular meeting Monday.
Board members also recognized Poca Elementary School, praising its status as a West Virginia Title 1 Distinguished School.
Putnam County's standardized test scores were the best in the state in 2012, but Poca Elementary is the county's only school with this distinction. Poca is one of 14 schools in the state to earn the title.
Students there made Adequate Yearly Progress, a standard set by the federal No Child Left Behind Law, for three consecutive years. More than 60 percent of students are proficient in all the subgroups in the reading/language arts and math sections.
The board will next meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22 at the main office in Winfield. All meetings are open to the public.
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After inviting qualified physicians from a number of foreign countries to attend an investigators' meeting in Europe, a pharmaceutical company ponders the best way to get the event's attendees interested in participating in the upcoming clinical trials of one of its new wonder drugs.
A manufacturer of consumer products travels to Asia to deliver a speech to an audience consisting of prospective investors and partners. However, the audience members' understanding of the speaker's language may not be sufficient to provide them with a thorough understanding of the product's market potential. This could spell disaster.
The solution? Simultaneous interpreting. Utilizing the services of experienced interpreters establishes a company as an informed player, an entity that respects foreign cultures — while guaranteeing that a company's vital message is entirely understood by its target audience.
When given the choice, even seasoned conference attendees who speak English fluently will often choose to listen to a speech in their native language rather than in English. Why? Because listening to one's native language usually means automatic — and relatively effortless — comprehension. Furthermore, the listener at the same time also experiences a sense of comfort and security precisely because of the familiarity afforded by listening to one's mother tongue.
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Here are some suggestions to help ensure that interpreters do the best possible job:
- Background Materials
Provide the interpreters, as far in advance as possible, with any and all reference materials that could assist them in understanding the specifics of the subject matter as well as any specialized terminology. This includes copies of written texts or notes for a speech. It is especially crucial that you allow adequate time for review of materials on topics of a technical nature.
- Organize a Briefing
Set up a session with the interpreters, and try to include the scheduled speakers in this process. Doing so is extremely useful for clarifying specific points or concepts in a speech.
- AV Support
When showing a film, slides, or transparencies, make sure that the interpreters receive the script or a copy of the transparencies. Interpreter booths are often located far from a venue's projection screen, so it's helpful if the interpreters have copies of the projected text in front of them.
If speakers wish to reply to questions from the floor, provide them with receiver headsets so that they can follow the questions as they are interpreted.
- Line of Sight
Try to place the interpreters' booths so that they have a direct line of sight to the speaker. Body language is extremely important to the interpretation process — something conference organizers usually don't consider. The interpreters will love you for it.
- Microphone Manners
Make sure that speakers do not stand too close to the microphone. This makes one's words garbled and difficult to comprehend, needlessly tiring the interpreters.
- Mikes That Move
Have a mobile microphone handy in case the speaker wishes to move away from his or her seat for any reason. Without a microphone, the interpreters cannot hear what is being said, no matter how loudly someone speaks.
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An interesting blend of flavour components into one delicious summer pie!
Submitted by JO_JO_BA
Carbs: 24.2g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 174
Good 3.0/5
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A simple, delicious, low fat, no sugar added dessert!
Submitted by LINPIG40
Carbs: 30.7g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 215.1
Very Good 4.0/5
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super fast and easy [and low cal!]
Submitted by ANNIBEE
Carbs: 24.5g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 142.7
A light and creamy summer treat!
Submitted by PERROMA
Carbs: 34g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 3.8g | Calories: 187.7
Instead of a whole pie, try making bite-size tarts. The diminutive desserts cook quicker and are automatically portion controlled. Plus, they're easier to make for a crowd, and there's no need for a fork and plate.
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Carbs: 24.9g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 0.5g | Calories: 124.3
Scones are perfect for weekend house guests, hostess gifts, or picnics. Traditionally made with loads of butter and cream, mine use far less butter--and wheat flour.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 30.2g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 4.9g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 180.3
Low-fat buttermilk and applesauce help lower the fat, and the whole-wheat flour and flax seed add fiber. These healthful muffins freeze well!
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 33.9g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 137.7
Think carrot cake, but without the guilt!
Submitted by SQUIRRELLYPOO
Carbs: 19.9g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 99.6
These spicy banana-nut muffins are packed with flavor but not sugar. Candied ginger adds a but of sugar and a lot of spice!
Submitted by STEPFANIER
Carbs: 22.3g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 181.6
Pumpkin is subbed for butter in this lowfat treat! Cranberries and almonds add flavor and nutrition!
Submitted by CMWELLS83
Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 64.3
A yummy way to start the day with very little fat and lots of flavor!
Submitted by JOJOMKE
Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.2
Very Good 4.5/5
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Submitted by CARLASKIS
Carbs: 15.9g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 3.6g | Calories: 130.6
Submitted by ERICALYNNJ
Carbs: 23.4g | Fat: 5.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 4.6g | Calories: 159.2
Recipe from Averie's blog LoveVeggiesYoga.com
Submitted by FIT-WHIT
Carbs: 27.3g | Fat: 10.4g | Fiber: 4.8g | Protein: 7.7g | Calories: 215.8
Good 3.6/5
(14 ratings)
Submitted by BEINHAVE
Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 40
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Gluten-Free, dairy-free, low sugar cookies.
Submitted by INKMANSWIFE
Carbs: 2.6g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 98.2
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This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar.
Submitted by JLCROMP
Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 127.4
A very moist low fat chocolate brownie alternative, for weight watchers, only 2 ww points per serving (24 servings). No oil or egg used.
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Many computer geeks are also libertarians, so it's not too surprising to hear Tim Lee proudly describe himself as a member of both groups. No, what makes Lee unusual is his passion for figuring out exactly what it means to be both a libertarian and a technophile. What's the best way to increase both the power of technology and the preserve of liberty?
As Washington feuds over rules that will govern the digital future, that question seems particularly important, timely and (for Lee and others with a libertarian bent) confusing.
Take the raging fight over "network neutrality." Protecting the open nature of the Internet, where anyone can communicate with anyone else on essentially equal terms, surely advances the cause of individual liberty. Yet the government now seeks to advance that goal with a new layer of new regulations, exactly the sort of thing libertarians naturally distrust.
The 31 year-old Lee, who is among other things an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, a PhD candidate in Princeton's technology and public policy program and an increasingly well-known blogger, first became fascinated with solving such seeming paradoxes thanks to a gut feeling he had about some of his natural political allies. "It was obvious to me that some of the things that some libertarians were saying about tech policy were wrong," he says.
Just as libertarians disapprove of both Republicans (for their tendency to regulate private conduct) and Democrats (for their tendency to regulate the market), Lee argues that libertarians should forge a third way in tech policy. More
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Bend >Food & Dining > Baldy's Barbeque
235 SW Century Dr, Bend, OR | Directions 9770244.048314 -121.332239
Sun: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Mon: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Tue: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Wed: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Thu: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Fri: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;Sat: 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.;
Neighborhoods: River West
Here's to giving restaurants a second chance. – I had visited Baldy's BBQ once last fall and was rather disappointed. I understand the place is small and I don't mind a wait but they failed to provide any comphortable waiting area. Once we were sat, I found the pulled pork to be rather bland. I like a lot of flavor and naturally, I never planned on returning.
Recently, I was with a couple of friends who frequent Baldy's and i obliged. It was a friday night so of course there was a wait (20 mins or so). Only this time there were chairs up front and I was offered a drink. A glass of wine can make 20 mins feel like 5. We were sat and I casually mentioned something to the server about my last experience with the pork, expecting her not to care and offer another dish. On the contrary, she informed me that they had changed their previous ways of smoking and gave me a taste of their revised product (the pork and beef). I was impressed. I did go with the brisket that time -yum, but have returned several times since (didn't ake long for them to remember my name -i like that) and the pulled pork sandwich "memphis style" really hits the spot. So cheers to giving a semi-new spot another chance.
depressing, average at best, uninspired and overpriced small portions – This is the only bbq place Ive ever left hungry. Im not sure why they are clinging so tightly to their average food, but they give you tiny portions. They nickel and dime you for everything and the staff is nothing but kids. This is the place parents take a bunch of kids because it is cheap and they can be obnoxious.
Try Bernie's on Division instead
Where's the smoke? – First off let me just say that I am a regular customer at Baldy's. I like the place a lot and I like the owner. The ribs are excellent, some of the best I've had. The hot wings are unique, meaty, and spicy...not to mention delicious. If you stick with these menu items for your appetizer and main dish, you will almost certainly be a satisfied customer. Baldy's doesn't offer any type of bbq'd sausage, a shortcoming in my book. But what really vexes me about Baldy's menu is the beef brisket and pulled pork. The reason is that, for meat that supposedly has been smoked up to 12 hours, there is virtually *no* discernable smokey bbq flavor. My friends and I all agree...the meats taste boiled or broiled or baked, but not smoked. It's tender and moist, but where's the smoke? BBQ needs that delicious smokey flavor, after all, that's what real bbq is. But the brisket and pulled pork at Baldy's really require sauce for flavor. I regularly get faaar more smokey flavor at home in 45 minutes of smoking on my little stove-top unit. Alas, as one of only two decent BBQ places in town (Bernie's being the other), I will continue to frequent Baldy's if for no other reason than for the ribs and wings. Both are excellent. In summation, as far as a restaurant, I would recommend Baldy's as a unique Bend offering. As far as a "BBQ joint", I'd probably give it six or seven stars out of ten.
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The dying leaves from the crepe myrtle were sort of "skittering" along the brick walkway. The breeze was slight at best, but it doesn't take much to move a dead leaf, not much for summer to fade into autumn to fade into winter.
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From the blonde, there was:
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We both have a dislike for winter ... cold feet, cold nose, cold nights, cold days, the first day of spring at least two years away.
October ...
A long time ago, the late Cody Hall, executive editor of this newspaper, wrote a wonderful column each year on September. Each column was somehow different from the one before.
Since he was my boss, he had seniority and that meant I got October. Columnists tend to write about "days" on the calendar that are in red, but not a Sunday. Cody's ability to be different on the same old subject was enviable, to say the least.
I've mentioned that before, but not today and I'd guess if you had all my October columns in one box, you could reach in, pick one, and read them all. So ... difference.
My baby sister was born on Oct. 1. She was a squally, pink little thing that ran through diapers like water off a roof. Trouble with that is I was her baby sitter. I probably changed her diapers about as much as Mom did.
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Alabama versus Tennessee, "Third Saturday in October." Just not as much fun now since Tennessee has fallen on lean times with Bama as good as ever in its history. This year it's "The Fourth Sunday in October," but I'll still watch ...
October ...
Witches and goblins and Charlie Brown out there in the pumpkin patch awaiting the coming of The Great Pumpkin. He won't come — never does — and for Charlie it will be "wait'll next year." Charlie will be there, The Great Pumpkin will not. Curses ...
October ...
As the days pass, those leaves out there will require raking. The good news is Oscar, who lives next door, will use them as mulch in his garden once I have them bagged. More good news is Oscar will have a garden, I will not.
October ...
Those falling leaves had me headed for my car for a drive up Choccolocco Valley and across Bain's Gap looking for color. As of Friday, no color. Means I'll have to go back and gas just jumped from 3.06 in Saks to 3.19.
This is "Walk To School Month," which should be in Ripley's Believe It Or Not. I have no idea who thought that one up since nobody walks anymore. Autumn's colors look much better from the comfort of your car.
One of my favorite listens is Willie Nelson singing "September Song." I've always wondered why someone hasn't written "October Song" for the loveliest month of the year.
This little essay may not be all that good, but it is different ... and I'll see you next October.
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- 01 March 2011 20:41
- Posted by David Clayton
John Guidetti scored a late winner as City's Elite Development Squad returned to winning ways against Wigan.
However, the gloss was taken off the victory when former Barcelona youngster Gai Assulin was stretchered off in the 90th-minute following a reckless tackle by Latics' Callum McManaman which led to his second yellow and resulting red card.
Guidetti was lively throughout for the Blues, but Wigan, inspired by Danny Redmond - son of former City skipper Steve Redmond - could have gone ahead before the Swede struck the only goal of the game.
Jordan Rugg's effort seemed to be trickling over the line on 80 minutes before Erik Johansen scrambled back to save the ball virtually on the line.
City's winner came three minutes later when Omar Elabdellaoui's shot was bundled in by Guidetti to the relief of the Ewen Fields crowd and the Blues now top of the Barclays Premier Reserve League.
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By Mark Healey
I will be moderating the New Media panel at the upcoming Queens Baseball Convention at McFadden's at Citi Field on Jan 18 at 12 noon.
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Shannon "Shark" Prior and Keith Blacknick, the pair behind blog site Metspolice.com, have teamed up with Darren Meenan of The 7 Line clothing brand to bring the first ever Queens Baseball Convention (QBC) to McFadden's bar in Citi Field on January 18.
'Remake' of Mets Radio Booth is Officially a Mess.
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Selectman's widow sues hospital over deathMarch 30,2013BENNINGTON — The widow of a Select Board member in Pownal has sued a hospital, accusing it of causing her husband's death in 2011.
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The Bennington Banner reports Prouty, who had Hepatitis C, went to the hospital complaining of head and neck pain from recent falls.
Hospital staff determined the 56-year-old Prouty was at a high risk of falling and ordered a bed alarm and "personal sitters."
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Although tragic, we cannot let terrorist acts — and this was an act of terror — by a very small minority dictate the laws of this country as has been the norm for the last three or four decades.
With all that has happened in Connecticut, a very important incident in Heflin and Oxford has been downplayed.
An illegal immigrant from Mexico, who had already been in jail for drugs and deported once, returned and then shot and killed or injured six people, police say.
My point being, no matter what laws are in place, as these two incidents and the ban of assault-type weapons of the 1990s show, and not enforced, people like these will always find a way to carry out their acts of terror.
This is one of the reasons for Alabama's new illegal immigration law. But even as tough as it is, Roberto Romero Moya was able to come back.
Did our new law prevent it? No. He found a way, just as Adam Lanza would have found a way to carry out his act of terror.
I end with this question: What has happened to majority rule? Are we heading down the path of South Africa of the '80s, where the few dictate to the many?
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RENO — A number of volunteers young and old helped Washoe Golf Course get ready for spring by participating in this year's Spring Volunteer Day on Saturday.
Young golfers from The First Tee of Northern Nevada and their families spent the morning planting ornamental shrubs and flowers outside the newly remodeled Shoe Bar and Grill.
Later in the day, Reno Men's Golf Club members Ted McPhie, Joe Atencio, Dave Reed and Boies Hall teamed up with Judy Hall and Beth Shadle of the Reno Women's Golf Club and "golfers at large" Mark Hadley and Dennis Bradley to help Director of Golf Barney Bell with a number of important seasonal projects throughout the course.
The group painted and reset 96 yardage markers, painted line markers for out-of-bounds, hazards and other areas in accordance with the rules of golf and updated hole information signs on all 18 holes.
The Reno Men's and Women's Golf Club also donated $870 raised during the annual Shine the Shoe Tournament to help pay for new plants and other supplies.
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Substances & Homeopatic Remedies
Chamomilla vulgaris
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Matricaria recutita, Matricaria chamomilla
derived from the Greek chamai (low), and from the Latin matrix (womb)
The word chamomile is derived from Greek roots -chamos (ground) and melos (apple), referring to the fact that the plant grows low to the ground, and the fresh blooms have a pleasing apple-scent
Traditional name
Other Names: Matricaria chamomilla. Authemis vulgaris. Chrysanthemum. C. leucanthemum.
Common Names: German Chamomile. Bitter Chamomile. Corn feverfew. Wild Chamomile.
Used parts
whole plant
Plantae; Spermatophyta, Angiospermae - Flowering Plants; Dicotyledonae; Asteridae / Synandrae; Asterales; Compositae / Asteraceae - Composites / Daisy or Sunflower Family
Original proving
Allen: Encyclop Mat. Med. Vol. III, 89.
Description of the substance
Botanical Information: A branched annual herb up to 60 cm; Leaves alternate, tripinnately divided below and bipinnate above, with filiform lobes. Flower heads having few white ligulate florets and numerous yellowish - orange to pale - yellow tubular disk florets on conical, hollow receptacles, the latter up to 10 mm in breadth; desk or tubular florets perfect and without papus; ray or ligulate florets from 10 to 20 pitillate; corolla of ligulate flowers, white, 3 - toothed and 4 - veined; involucre hemispherical, compressed of about 20 to 30 imbricate, oblanceolate and pubescent scales; peduncles light - brown to dusky greenish yellow; achenes more or less oboviod and faintly 3 to 5 ribbed; pappus none, or only a slight membranous crown; odour characteristic and fragrantly aromatic; taste aromatic and bitter.
Part used: Whole plant.
Microscopical: (Powder) Moderate yellowish - brown to light olive - brown, fragments of corolla from ligualate florets with papillate epidermal cells, some epidermal cells of corolla with short - stalked, glandular hairs; numeorous spinose or somewhat triangular pollen grains upto 25U in diameter with prominent conical projections of outer wall and 3 pores, papillose fragmens of fibrovascular bundles with spiral annular and reticulate tracheae and sclerenchyma fibers; fragments of involucral bracts with epidermis having elliptical stomata up to 30U in length, also tracheae and fibers; fragments of achene tissue with epidermal cells having scalariform markings or wavy longitudinal walls and parenchyme containing rosette aggregates of calcium oxalate; fragments of characteristic tissue of anthers composed of elongated cells with scalariform walls. (Pharmacopea).
Habitat: India, Asia, Europe. (Pharmacopea).
German chamomile is an annual native of Europe and western Asia,
growing from one to two feet high. The many terminal flower heads
are in comb-like formation, and are about one-half to five-eighths
of an inch in diameter. The disk flowers are yellow surrounded by
ten to twenty white ray flowers. The receptacle is smooth, conical,
elongated, and hollow inside. Good quality German chamomile is about
three times cheaper than the English variety. Major suppliers to the
world market for German chamomile include Argentina, Egypt, the
Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Hungary and Poland.
English or Roman chamomile, a perennial native to Western Europe,
northwards to Northern Ireland, is a low-growing herb with a
creeping rhizome reaching a foot in height. It is often grown in
herb gardens as a low, mat-like ground cover. The flower heads are
about an inch across and sparse compared with German chamomile - a
solitary head sits atop each flower stalk. The disk flowers are
yellow; the ray flowers are white though sometimes absent. The
receptacle is conical and solid. One showy double-flowered variety
has large white blossoms. Nearly all the yellow disk flowers become
white ray flowers. A petalless flower form is also available.
'Treanague', a cultivar named after the estate from which it
originated, is flowerless. There are also double-flowered cultivars
(well-known by the sixteenth century). Commercial supplies come from
England, France, Belgium and Eastern Europe.
Really, there are two species: Matricaria Chamomilla is the most common, while Anthemis nobilis is best known as Roman Camomile or English Camomile or simply Noble Camomile.
The effect of Camomiles is sedative, realized through the well-known camimile tea.
The inflorescences contain an essencial oil strongly perfumed and bitter tasting, made mainly with angelic acid and its esters.
You can find camomile in abandoned fields. It grows in the spontaneous flora of mild climate countries.
La matricaria camomilla è una pianta erbacea annuale, a fusto eretto ramificato, con foglie incise in sottili lacinie e fiori riuniti in capolini, rivolti verso il basso al termine della fioritura. Il nome matricaria da "matrix", utero, indica le proprietà emmenagoghe della pianta, note già al tempo di Dioscoride. Nel II secolo d.C., Galeno utilizza la camomilla nel trattamento delle sindromi dolorose del capo.


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I have not received any warnings from home. However yesterday at work, I was blocked out of the gallery and the forum but could get into the store. I figured it was work telling me to 'work'. [although on Thursday- no problem].
From Ginger: The reason the site was flagged appears to be due to a security patch from Vbulletin. The current version we use could not get further updates. So I have just purchased the newest version of Vbulletin ... Bad news/good news... I was not to excited to spend $200 on the new version, but now we will have the most recent updates and possibly some fun new features. Stephen is working hard to get the new version installed and everything back up and running - error free.
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For years, IT and healthcare have been seen as the two fastest
growing segments of the PR industry. Last year the glory went to the
techies, helped by the dotcom phenomenon. However, given the recent
downturn in the US economy and its impact on the IT sector, the medics
may yet have the last laugh.
The fact that for once no out-and-out healthcare specialists have made
this year's tables of fastest-growing agencies (see page 37) does not
mean the sector had a bad year. The multi-discipline networks with
healthcare practices, such as Hill & Knowlton, GCI/APCO and BSMG,
continue to expand aggressively. While a couple of the specialists,
Medical Action Communications and Lowe Fusion Healthcare, stood still,
others report-ed growth, ranging from 16% at Mun-ro & Forster to HCC De
Facto's 50%.
Healthcare is a remarkably buzzing sector, with distinct
characteristics. For a start, it's wide-ranging.
At one end, with over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, it is close to a lot
of other consumer PR, though with its own strict regulations about what
can be fairly claimed. A fair example would be a recent media campaign
marshalled by Munro & Forster, drawing attention to the high levels of
fatigue in modern society. This was for Boehringer's Pharmaton capsules
- ginseng with vitamins and minerals.
It also stretches right back to initial research. For instance, HCC De
Facto occupies a specialist niche working for biotechnology and life
science companies at the start of the pharmaceutical development chain.
Much of it is a corporate task, promoting a credible image for young
Because it's so specialised, managing director Richard Cripps says most
of his competition comes from a handful of similar specialists in the
US, whose reach extends to Europe. In turn, he gets 30% to 40% of his
income from continental clients because, he says, there are no
equivalents in Germany or France.
The huge investments involved in developing modern drugs means
multinational corporations dominate the sector. There are fewer and
fewer of these because of mergers - SmithKline Beecham, for instance,
got together with Glaxo Wellcome to form GlaxoSmithkline.
Many PR agencies work for the same handful of clients. In this sector,
it is not that if you work for company A, you can't work for company
It is much more product-specific: if you're working on a heart drug for
one corporation, you're unlikely to be allow-ed to take on a competing
PR is important for several reasons. Not least, it can set the scene
before the official launch of a new product. It can push the boundaries
of what's allowed more easily than advertising and it tends to be
international work.
Some aspects of the PR brief, such as recruiting doctors and patients
for clinical trials, may surprise outsiders. Although other PR agencies
claim to have been offering this for some time, it's a new addition to
GCI's services.
'I would never have guessed there was a PR role in this, but there is,'
says GCI/APCO chairman Adrian Wheeler. 'Often it needs to be a worldwide
trial. There are so many going on these days that it is a challenge to
find hospitals and research departments willing to participate, and then
attract the patient numbers.
Patient participation
'Obviously, this has to be done on a purely information basis - you
can't 'sell' a drug to a patient - but fortunately you don't have to. If
people are suffering from difficult conditions, they are often keen to
Cohn & Wolfe, whose income from healthcare rose by almost one-third last
year, has added a policy unit to its practice. The idea is to provide
expert help to clients to understand the changes happening in the
National Health Service, and ensure that corporate and product
information reaches the right people.
Given the constant state of flux in the NHS, this might appear to be no
more than common sense. Shire Hall also has a dedicated unit, and UK
managing director Sarah Matthew says she cannot understand why most of
her competitors don't.
'There is an opportunity here to help clients understand the nature of
the changes, and to identify new customers and stakeholders resulting
from the introduction of primary care organisations and so on,' she
'When change is introduced, there's a tendency to get in a flat spin,
but in reality it's a question of understanding the agenda and the
Patient empowerment is one of the key trends in the sector, leading to a
relentless growth in demand for information. Alison Miles, formerly with
Grayling, and now managing director at Ruder Finn, says the distinction
between 'ethical' and 'consumer' healthcare continues to blur.
'You have a bunch of aware and confident consumers out there who are
educated about their health,' she adds. 'The chances of them going into
a surgery or pharmacy and questioning what is going on is much greater
than before.'
Hill & Knowlton has merged its separate teams because of the blurring of
boundaries, the movement of products from prescription-only to pharmacy
recommended or OTC, and the demand for consumer education. 'You need to
combine your skills,' says chairman David McLaren. 'It has worked well
for us.Our medical knowledge group is doing well and if you have the
right offer in all these markets there is lots of opportunity.'
The appetite for information is closely tied to the expansion of the
web. Julie Flexen, managing director of consumer business at Munro &
Forster, says that it is playing a huge role. Now that the panic to get
online is over, however, she finds that client emphasis is switching to
developing the right links with appropriate web sites, including, for
instance, trade-only purchasing channels.
Working for pharmaceutical companies frequently involves public affairs
assignments - lobbying, in plain terms. This explains why Westminster
specialist PPS' presence in the table. It is a requirement that also
suits BSMG Worldwide, which last year absorbed the leading public
affairs independent, BJW.
'Healthcare is our smallest practice, but also the fastest growing,'
says BSMG chief executive David Brain. 'The sector is not
recession-proof, but it is less affected than others.'
GCI/APCO, another group with a strong public affairs offering, has
strengthened its healthcare side through the acquisition of Maureen
Cropper PR, an agency with an income of pounds 500,000 specialising in
OTC products.
Manning Selvage & Lee has beefed up on this discipline too. A decision
to pull all of the PR together under the MS&L brand follows the
formation of Bcom3 from the merger between ad agency groups Leo Burnett
and DMB&B.
The rejig includes the transfer of healthcare specialist Interscience,
albeit with the loss of a few senior people who saw this as an
opportunity to move on to other things.
Rank Agency Income 2000 Healthcare
(pounds) (pounds)
1 Medical Action Communications 10,200,000 10,200,000
2 The Shire Hall Group 7,019,000 7,019,000
3 Hill & Knowlton UK 28,934,000 4,080,000
5 BSMG Worldwide 17,919,000 2,867,000
6 Ketchum 10,570,000 2,643,000
7 Cohn & Wolfe 8,409,000 2,607,000
8 Fleishman-Hillard UK 6,426,000 2,570,000
9 Grayling 9,291,000 2,035,000
10 HCC De Facto Group 1,956,000 1,956,000
11 Edelman PR Worldwide 10,458,000 1,882,000
12 Munro & Forster Communications 2,678,000 1,875,000
13 Countrywide Porter Novelli 20,906,000 1,610,000
14 Ruder Finn UK 2,410,000 1,446,000
15 Lowe Fusion Healthcare 1,328,000 1,328,000
16 Sante Communications 1,039,000 1,039,000
17 Weber Shandwick Worldwide 31,929,000 958,000
18 Biss Lancaster 11,282,000 790,000
19 Myriad Public Relations 1,123,000 674,000
20 Manning Selvage & Lee 4,872,000 633,000
21 The EuroPR Group 1,664,000 499,000
22 Nexus Choat 4,256,000 426,000
23 PPS Group 3,088,000 401,000
24 The Red Consultancy 5,678,000 341,000
25 BMA Communications 1,908,000 267,000


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The new Toto Aquia 3, CST464M dual flush toilet product review.
Aquia three, Aquia III
Pictured with the Toto SS204 softclose seat in Cotton White.
The smaller side of the button is for the small flush, the larger side of the button is for the larger flush.
With the seat lid open.
Looking at the back of the bowl. The drain from the bowl fits into an adpapter that comes with the bowl.
Installation instructions for Aquia
Complete Instructions for the Aquia written by Jamie


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Package: wnpp; Maintainer for wnpp is email@example.com;
Reported by: Daniel Kahn Gillmor <email@example.com>
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2013 17:57:01 UTC
Owned by: Daniel Kahn Gillmor <email@example.com>
Severity: wishlist
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Gizmo (4 years old) and Mikka (3 months old), love to ride in their Road Hound "cage" on my Burgie 650 cc maxi-scooter...They have on their doggles and ready to ride!
Ready for a ride in the scooter!
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