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Where do I take a girl...
- OnDaGo Jun 18, 2008 08:59 AM
who has eaten at every restaurant in the city...
suggested Grace... she has been there..
she eats out at least once a week in new restaurants...
Where to go?
PS no seafood - she's allergic...
Get a new girl? (kidding)
Does she have favourites she is willing to repeat? We keep going back to Harbour 60, JKWB, some neighborhood places, Starfish, Nyood, Kultura etc
Or, old ones she hasn't been to in sometime? (Mr. Cheeze and I recently "rediscovered" some new-old restos) eg Noce, Mother's Dumplings, Auberge
Out of town? Niagara? London (Ont)?
re: mac n cheeze
Weezie's at King and Power - check out previous posts.
re: mac n cheeze
It is her birthday.. our thing is each year we go out on our birthdays and pick a restaurant neither has been too... last year was Perigee... she does not like to travel (long story) she is in the industry so knows someone everywhere.. which I hate because they tend to come by and interupt...
re: OnDaGo
mmmm...ok....going with the "Zanzibar" suggestion then... ;)
hmmm -- Terra in Thornhill? (I don't know if that is considered travelling)
Via Allegro on Queensway
If it does not have to be "high end", there is Hooks, Rosewood Bistro in Mississauga
How about to a place that does something a little different, as in not French/Italian/etc. so at least the odds that she's eaten that type of food recently is reduced, and of course make sure they do a good job of it...first thing that came to mind was 93 Harbourd...or you could just choose something that has good food, suits the mood and offers something special that you can enjoy along with dinner, like a great patio/view/entertainment/etc...if she eats out that much she should recognize that cost isn't necessarily synonimous with quality so your options should be wide open...I'm assuming this is a date, you could do take out from somewhere great and pic a special/intersting spot to eat it, that'd be different than her usual restaurant experience...
Have fun!
re: Recyclor
Whole Foods/Pusateri Picnic?
re: abscissa
She has been everywhere... Table 17, Nood, Spice Route, Grace,.... old school places too... pubs, patios, every place I mention... she laughs...
re: OnDaGo
lai wah heen?
i'm curious to know if perhaps one neglected area might perhaps be the charming ethnic options around the town? it might not be an all out celebration place, but it may help to fit the new requirement and might even get a smile out of her.
i'm also going to throw out opus as a suggestion.... it's not often mentioned so it's hard for me to gauge where it sits on one's radar.
If she's really been there done that then here's what I think.
Honestly amongst the most impressive characteristics a man can possess is the ability to cook. Even if it's simple "will that be eggs or pasta" cooking. I'd say your place for wings and mash my dear. It's far more personal.
re: millygirl
i don't think it's a new relationship because of the comment of 'each year on our birthday'
but i gotta agree, in fact, especially if it's not a new relationship, better to go out. if my partner offered me the choice of going out for dinner or him cooking at home for a birthday celebration, i'm pretty sure i'd choose going out.
this would be exorbitantly expensive, but it would be great if you could find some place for the picnic idea that had shelter, and have it catered by someone great, and served and so on, so that it's like you're in a restaurant being served and blah blah, but the whole park is your restaurant.
and you could finish it off with coffee and dessert at a favourite place if there is a desire for the 'other people around' vibe.
re: tochipotle
I'm with the picnic vote. If she spends that much time in restaurants, another restaurant is kind of the same old thing...unless it is that one that she has been dying to try and cant get a res for.
Go to somewhere like Dash Kitchen or Summerhill market and ask them to prepare you a picnic basket. Or try one of the finer hotels, I bet they do for guests, so why not for you.
It will be a surprise and if the weather is great, and if it something you can see her enjoying, you really can't go wrong.
My most memorable date ever was a guy who surprised me by taking me to a drive-in movie at one of the last places to offer them. The surprises continued through the evening when he brought out a cooler with champagne, brie and baguette for nibblies and then a pizza was delivered right to our car. Imagine my surprise when the guy knocked on the window.
Sure, it was just a pizza, but the overall effort and coordination was so impressive.
I didn't marry him or anything like that, but I still remember the date some 20 years later.
re: OnDaGo
Shoot, that's too bad.
re: OnDaGo
LOVE the drive-in suggestion. How unique! Solves the no kitchen sink, cold weather, dinner interruptions, and been there done that problems. Not sure about the no travel issue though.
I am pescetarian and when I go out with my foodie boyfriend I always ask the kitchen to surprise me with a prix fixe with my dietary constraint. I have had fantastic experiences.
Canoe - they have a really nice regular vegetarian prix fixe but I have called ahead of time and asked them to include some seafood dishes in it. They had no problem with that.
Bymark - it's a very meat oriented place, my food experience was soso. But I like the crowd
Rain - delicious vegetarian menu. They are always changing their dishes and if you call ahead and tell them you are willing to try some of their more ..eccentric dishes, they are always very generous about it.
Bottom line is, you can never repeat a truly good restaurant too many times, especially when they change their menu seasonally. And if you get to known the owner, even better! no?
good luck :)
re: dragonflygrl
What is opening soon?
re: OnDaGo
Nota Bene,(Splendido), Oasi,(Mildred Pierce), the new Omi,(but not in this situation because of the seafood allergy) ,and Chris MacDonald is opening a dessert focused place next to Cava.
re: dragonflygrl
walked by Nota Bene did not look like it was opening anytime soon.. no activity since licquor licence application went up as far as I can tell..
Have not heard anything about Oasi in a while any ETA?
Went to Cava on a previous Bday.. she knew the waiter and the manager..
I have heard the "new" Susur will open in July....
re: OnDaGo
I called the Nota Bene number listed on Open Table today and the guy said that they are set to open Mid July
Martiniboys publishes a list places that have just opened or which are poised to open. If you scour the list you might be able to find something:
Otherwise, Crush Wine Bar recently renovated and got good press (I haven't had time to check it out yet).
How about Tabla for upscale Indian food?
Check the threads on this board for specific recommendations from the menu.
re: Beef Pattie
OMG, no. The food is absolutely disgusting there. Had to go there for a work function once and was starving.
Not sure what your budget is but I once had a friend whose hubby surprised her with a flight to Montreal for dinner at Toque - you could go to Niagara on the Lake or somewhere else and, time/$ permitting, even make a sleepover of it. Otherwise, I agree that you should go with something different rather than "just another" restaurant - love the idea of a gourmet picnic or a chef cooked meal at home.
re: peppermint pate
I'd be keen on that but does his date want to travel outside of the city? Prince Edward County would be a great place to go as I understand there are lots of interesting food spots.
re: Zengarden
Oh, that's right, she doesn't like to travel. Scrap the out of town ideas then. Is the idea, first and foremost, to come up with an evening she'll enjoy (in which case, some of the non-restaurant novelty ideas might work) or is the main objective to try and find a place - new or old - where she's never been (and which will provide a good meal)?
Grappa, on College St. Although they do seafood, are really great about allergy stuff. Just ask for a table far from the kitchen and be very specific about the allergy. They will treat you well, not like an annoyance,
There are three dinner concerts coming up at Chez Victor in three musical styles: classical, world and jazz. Might be "different" even if she's been there before.
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re: JamieK
The new restaurant from Splendido, Nota Bene, is slated to open approx. July 15th. Sounds like that would be a perfect choice.
re: millygirl
Brilliant suggestion!
re: JamesJT
Shes been there.. she lives in Leslieville... :-)
re: OnDaGo
Is that still around, I thought it closed long time ago.
re: millygirl
No, no, no, no, no. To both of you. Stonegrill is very much still there. Not a place for a hound unless you really, really liked my idea of cooking it yourself, but now wish to supplement that with high prices. It's strictly brunch in my books.
re: OnDaGo
I have been to Stonegrill recently. It actually has other locations in Vancouver and HK... I think it is reasonably good, price range is like Keg, and fun to DIY with the hot stone. Simple approach and the steak is tender and good as you eat it right after you grill it on the stone. With its price range, I think it is pretty good.
Forgot to mention : service is a bit too slow though.
re: OnDaGo
i went once. i gotta say, it was kind of meh. the food was decent, but not for the price. there was no wow factor. and the service, honestly, it was pretty terrible.
it's a shame, i had really high hopes for it.
there's a newish place at the corner of carlton and ontario that looks promising, but i haven't tried it. oh, and i've heard good things about piccalo (also on carlton just west of parliament)
re: mainja
What is the place at Carlton & Ontario? & what kind of food is done at Piccalo? might be an area she has overlooked...
re: OnDaGo
Both of these rooms are quite pretty and offer well-executed food at reasonable prices. Both have patios. They are more neighbourhood resto than destination dining, but given your pickle...
I have a preference for Piccolo. If you remember the space Tapas was in this is the same property. The layout loans itself to making a night of it. On Friday nights they have jazz in the basement bar, so you can indoor dine, outdoor drink, then conclude with a show.
JamCafe's claim to fame is the chef/owner Av Atikian. I've included his pedigree below.
A few suggestions:
Simple bistro on Mt. Pleasant or Gilead Cafe. Both recently opened.
Do something different like take her to a cooking seminar/demo like dinner evenings at Bonnie Stern's school or a Tasting Club event at Coupe Space.
But if you really want to take her to a place she's never been, take her to Gale's Snack Bar. Seriously. Make it a surprise -- dress up, bring her flowers then do something romantic and non-foodie afterwards, like seeing a musical (Dirty Dancing at Royal Alex), cruise in the harbour etc. It sounds cheesy (and it is), but women really dig stuff like this.
Hey How about Citizen in Leslieville or Torito in Kensighton or the Rosebud on Queen.
BTW-What line of work does she do to have been to all these restaurants?
I vote for the picnic from Summerhill or all the best or somewhere similar. Hire a water taxi and take it to the island.
or take it to a fabulous hotel suite for the night.
or hire a chef at home with a cooking lesson.
It sounds to me as though she won't be impressed by any restaurant, so you could wow her with the setting or the activity.
You've had a lot of good suggestions, all of which seem to be repeats of places she's tried. Hmmm she sounds familiar.....
What about somewhere completely off the radar screen, with an old world vibe. Senior's Steak House comes to mind.
Or something ethnic, like Kowloon on Baldwin, or Amadeu's on Kensington. I don't envy your challenge.
if she is so adamant about having been everywhere, why don't you simply ask her to pick a place she has never been?
It seems you haven't given any feedback to all the help people have posted. instead simply stating "SHE"S BEEN THERE, NEXT!". You can at least throw us a bone and describe her preferences instead of just shooting everybody down.
I would agree w/ other posters and suggest you try the ethnic selections. Think of all the Chinese, Indian, Korean, and Japanese places you have at your disposal in this city.
I assume by no travel you mean nothing outside of the downtown core, no suburbs (north york, etobicoke, scarborough, etc)? Unfortunately, the majority of good ethnic restaurants are in those areas. Here are some ethnic restaurants w/ decor that is more upscale than the usual low budget asian spots.
Japanese: Hashimoto, Sushi Kaji
Chinese: Lai Wah Heen, Casa Imperial, Empire Court
Korean: Sariwon
re: aser
Great suggestions ! Top Japanese restaurants in GTA, Hashimoto for traditional kyo-kaiseki, Sushi Kaji for high end Japanese omakase. Top Chinese restaurants with Lai Wah Heen (high end cantonese with a twist), Casa Imperial and Empire Court for more traditional high end cantonese cuisine !
re: skylineR33
Yeah, but the no fish rule makes the Japanese suggestions less optimal, no?
re: grandgourmand
Did you only read half of the post ? There are other suggestion there. If you don't know, Lai Wah Heen, Casa Imperial and Empire Court are not Japanese restaurant and they have tons of non-fish dishes ....
re: skylineR33
Personally, I give up....take her to McDonalds and tell her to get over it.
re: millygirl
Arby maybe a better choice because it got a board range of beef burger which is not fish. Also I think there is less chance she knows the manager at Arby or McDonalds which is a good thing.
re: skylineR33
She loves McDonalds.. but sorry she has already been... her fav though is the Harveys at Home Depot...
re: skylineR33
Why skylineR33, you have a great sense of humour! This post just made my day!!!!
re: skylineR33
I know. If you didn't figure it out..I was playing along with Aser's NEXT comment.
Obviously the other places a non-Japanese. Hence, my comment "the Japanese suggestions"...
re: grandgourmand
My bad, too many post.
re: aser
The whole tradition is I find the restaurant.. I was hoping for some hidden jem... Japanese is out because of the fish, We have been to the chinese suggestions..
Would like to hear more about Sariwon...
She is not picky she likes the Tulip as much as she liked Susur.. She has taken me to Dangerous Dans and also Cava....
This is not a "date" it is more like a contest... If I took her to a place she has been she would not complain but that is not what I want to do...
The Ethnic places may be good option but i want somewhere high end and I really do not know them except for the japanese and chinese...
re: OnDaGo
Here's one - unless Mississauga is "travelling" - I am not sure
There is a restaurant called Breakwater (yeah, no jokes please) in the Waterside Inn. It is at Stavebank and Lakeshore in Port Credit.
The room is lovely, the service is excellent, and the food is very good. It is "higher end", but not high end like a Scaramouche, etc.
Here is a link
Mr. Cheeze and I go often and have not been disappointed
Otherwise, I've got to go with the Medieval Times suggestion that another poster had
re: OnDaGo
Well, a place like Ema-tei is Japanese but would have a wider selection of foods that don't contain fish or shellfish.
re: OnDaGo
Another thought,
Fat Cat on Eglinton @ Avenue Road. More midscale than upscale but the finest dining in that area.
re: OnDaGo
Sariwon is a nice Korean restaurant. Great place to take non-Koreans. I highly recommend it.
The kalbi is very nice - BBQ at your table. Remember to get the marinated kalbi (not the traditional non-marinated kalbi for the Korean grandfathers). The waitresses will usually check on the meat and turn it for you.
7388 Yonge Street (not too sure if north of Steeles is too much travel).
It can get busy, so perhaps make a reservation? (905) 881-5103
re: ghetto_scarlem
Food is good but it is not high end if OP is ok with it. And since you are doing BBQ at your table with no ventilation system, you will smell like BBQ afterward too, so wear something old. It is good experience if you two have not been to this kind of thing before.
re: skylineR33
Eau de barbecue is one of my favourite colognes.
re: skylineR33
You will smell with korean food, bbq or not. I do find sariwon has better ventilation than pretty much every korean restaurant in the city. The decor is modern, it doesn't remind you of your Korean grandma's basement. Tables are spaced apart and it has a clean open feeling.
They serve Sikhye as a post meal drink, quite tasty.
re: OnDaGo
Have you tried POP Bistro on Queen St. East yet? It's small and the owners are very sweet. I've always had great meals there. And they called me a couple of days ago to say they've just opened a patio out back (so not on the street).
good luck...sounds like a great contest.
Pop Bistro
686 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4M1G9, CA
re: dinin and dishin
If you go to the patio, could you post comments? I always go by that place and it's one of those "should really check it out sometime" places. I'm talking about Pop Bistro.
re: escoffier
Never heard of Gem.. I like places with mama in the kitchen... Tell me more..
I remember Focaccia when it was just take out Mamma in the kitchen the boys out front... daily special and a drink $5... and Mamma inviting me to her home for Easter...
re: OnDaGo
The Gem is on the south side of Davenport, just west of Ossington. Eddie runs it and supplies a rather interesting menu, some italian, some dips etc. and other goodies. His mom cooks sometimes and also tends her own herb garden on a very spacious patio. It's got a funky, neighbourhood vibe, very welcoming and unpretentious. Beer, wine, spirits of course, nothing too exotic, just good food, well prepared in friendly surroundings.
re: OnDaGo
This should give an idea of what they can do...
Hi OnDaGo - really enjoying reading all these posts. Have to say I'm kind of relieved for you that this isn't a date, but rather a "contest", otherwise my advice would be of a different,albeit unsolicited sort. Anyway, not sure if Hamilton is out of the question, but if not, I refer you to recent posts re: Chicago Style Pizza, in which Toronto hounds have made the trek to the Hammer and really, really enjoyed themselves at this legendary local spot.
re: merlot143
How wrong you are... she once took me to For Your Eyes Only for my birthday... as I said she is adventerous...
Celestin? http://celestin.sites.toronto.com/
Rain? http://www.rainrestaurant.ca/
Amuse Bouche? http://www.amuseboucherestaurant.com/
Just throwing out some names not mentioned yet.
re: mainja
Definately will do... her mother came to town so it has been delayed a bit.. amd definately now thinking Piccalo where the old Tapas used to be... mostley for nostalgia purposes for me..
re: OnDaGo
The suspense is killing some of us. Please don't forget to come back with a full account.
re: FrancoYYZ
I thought about it, but can't remember why I ruled it out. I suppose I got caught up in the picnic idea. I can't believe someone who lives in Leslieville and dines out all the time could have missed this gem. But yeah, great choice!
re: mainja
Yes we went actually we waited until last Saturday and went to.....
Wait for it.....
Note Benne!!
Had a great time the people are super freindly... but alas we walk in and the Bartender was the brother of my freinds ex-boyfreind who just moved to Toronto.. and the chef de cuisine had once applied to be a chaf at one of my freinds ventures and our waiter was her next door neighbour... lol I told you!
The place is rich... everything brand new and shiney top of the line.. I counted 22 fridge doors behind the bar... the cost must have been huge. We had a tour of the kitchen and again massize and only the best and most of all spotless...
The dining room has no windows and the kitchen is totally closed in. Very high ceilings but the whole feel is of hotel lobby... lots of wood.. sharp lines.. fancy lights.. lounge is large but on saturday night it was totally empty.
As for the food had the Charcuterie platter to start. It was a bit smaller then others I have had but everything was great on it. Shared an onion rings which were the best I have had in ages more like onion straws but in rounds...
For mains I had the Rabbit Parpedelle and she had the double pork chop. I found the sauce a bit thick and everything kinda fused togeather but it was a large portion and tasted great.(except for the olives but that is my personal thing - i did not notice them on the menu or else I would have ordered something else) I tasted the pork and it was fine sitting on a corn salsa but nothing special.
For dessert I had the pistacio Icecream and she had the chocolate tart. Ice cream was great but the tart was a large slice and very rich. too much for one person as it came also with a lrage scoop of raspberry sorbet.
Basically when the bill came the bartender comp'ed our drinks the floor manage comp'ed our desserts and I think the waiter picked up the onion rings ::-) so all in all a very cheap night!
I would go back.... but I am not sure if they can fill that place once the newness wears off... it is just enough off the beaten path and out of the queen street vibe that I am not sure the crowds will keep going...
re: OnDaGo
That's the new David Lee place, right? If so, they won't be short of customers.
re: grandgourmand
They were last saturday, tables available all night and not one person in the lounge that seats about 40 people... usually the first few weeks should be jammed...
re: OnDaGo
The charcuterie is done by splendido's kitchen and transported over to nota bene.
I hope you tipped mega large w/ all those comps.
It's very close to the four seasons centre, so I'm sure they'll get the theatre crowd. They'll do fine, they're centrally located. That restaurant would never work on queen west west.


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Beware of the "Ocean View"Posted Aug 19, 2014
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Cons: Don't lie about the view when booking.
Location: Great beaches, snorkeling, surfing, etc.
Everything about the Marriott was as advertised - great pools, great beach, great location, nice rooms, etc. However, we booked the "Ocean View" room, and that turned out to be false advertising. My sister-in-law and niece traveled 12 hours from New York to experience all that Kauai has to offer and instead of a glorious view of the Pacific, we got a view of a parking lot. If you were tall enough, you could get a glimpse of the ocean from the balcony through a spot in the trees, and thus the staff said that qualified the room as an ocean-view in Marriott's eyes. So if you are planning on staying here, temper your view expectations.
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Nice place to stayPosted Jul 14, 2014 on Hotels.com
Very nice place to stay. Over all everything was very good. The only complaint I would have is the luck of the draw on wear your room is located. Instead of getting an ocean view room , save the money and get a resort view or island view room. Your ocean view room can be very slight although technically ocean view. I would stay here again.
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Felt like home! Absolutely amazing!!Posted May 19, 2014 on Hotels.com
Best spot to stay on the Big Island! We got a 2br apartment, it had everything we could possibly imagine...including a beach nearby with turtles. Was the best vacation mainly due to the brilliant resort. We highly recommend :)
for Familiesby Bobfrom California
Family Beach TripPosted Feb 21, 2014 on Hotels.com
Very nice accommodations for family travel. Kitchen, laundry, cleaning staff all excellent. The "ocean view" from building 6 is a public parking lot view with a few glimpses of open water in the far background.
for Familiesby Jefffrom San Francisco Bay Area
Beachfront Pool & Honu Bar/Grill Best Spot @ PoipuPosted Feb 20, 2014 on Hotels.com
Nice big 2 Bedroom Suites with 2 Kings, 2 pullouts and full kitchens. Convenience store type items and coffee bar in main lobby. Organized kids activities like making flower leis, feeding the koi fish in all the ponds and bamboo pole fishing in the lagoon each day. Good staff. Fitness center is a little weak for a resort hotel, but gets the job done. Pool is not as big and elaborate as Maui Ocean Club, but just like there, the setup of the pool, Jacuzzi and bar/grill on the beachfront is the best spot around. That setup and location is definitely the hot selling point that will bring us back. Wish we were still there!
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Timeshare and lack of service during the stayPosted Feb 10, 2014 on Hotels.com
The hotel receptionist kept telling "we are a timeshare property, so we need to give priority to our owners", which makes me very uncomfortable as a hotel room booker. If you are putting a sale of hotel room, you should treat your guests equally, and provide same level of services. My room was not cleaned at all during the first night, and no one even apolozise. Below everage service compare to all other Marriot I stayed before.
for Everyoneby patfrom southern part of illinois
grounds were pretty and nice beachPosted Jan 28, 2014
Pros: quiet area and beauitful beaches staff was friendly
Cons: things like ceiling fans need a good cleaning, some new furniture
Location: walking distance to Brenneckes resturant while we like to go. small shopping plazzas close . and on beach
since our scheduled condo cancelled our reservations the marriott offered us a condo and even gave us a beautiful ocean view. thank you very much. next time we'll book with you. the living room furniture needs updated but the beds were comfy, and rooms were large.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice big rooms. Beach was rocky but close to sandyPosted Jan 25, 2014
Staff was very friendly. Beautiful grounds & pools.
by Beatricefrom Bend, OR
DisappointingPosted Dec 2, 2013
Paid extra for an ocean view and was told by the girl at the check-in counter "if you can walk out on your deck and see the water, that's considered an ocean view". My view was of the parking lot, and a tiny piece of ocean if you stood on your tippy toes. Not exactly what I had in mind. Disappointed with the unwillingness of the staff to help resolve my issue with the room. Didn't fly all the way to Hawaii to look at the parking lot. Would never stay here again.


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On Friday, the world's premier MMA promotion added a lightweight bout between Tony Ferguson (Pictured) and Yves Edwards to "The Ultimate Fighter 14 Finale" roster. The December 3rd event take place inside the Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Ferguson, who was the winner of last season's edition of TUF, broke in his six-figure contract by breaking Aaron Riley's jaw last month at UFC 135. "El Cucuy" bumped his record to 12-2 following the TKO (Doctor's Stoppage) victory.
Edwards earned a TKO win of his own the last time he took the cage at "UFC on Versus 6." The veteran has won four out of his last five scraps, including his destruction of Rafaello Oliveira earlier this month.
Spike TV will broadcast the card's main bouts, which will be headlined by a middleweight shootout between Michael Bisping and Jason Miller.
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Biggest Of All Time in referring to a shit. Poop that looks not only inhumanly possible, but also makes you want to show everyone in the house. Nautical references also apply, as it looks like you just shit a yacht.
Me: "omg Mom, come look at this poop!"
Mom: "son you just shit a B.O.A.T."
"That shit was literally the biggest of all time"
Mom: "son you just shit a B.O.A.T."
"That shit was literally the biggest of all time"
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Another word for Cunt. On a website known as the5thplace, swearing became a big problem. So a swearfilter was introduced in order to stop it. The word 'fuck' would be replaced with 'duck'. 'Shit' with 'ship', so 'cunt' became 'boat'. Many years later, with the filter gone, many people around the world now use the word 'boat' instead of cunt
Hey you stupid boat!
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Slang for a Haitian who acts or carries out many things from their culture like speaking creole, speaking excessively of the food and traditions when in America or other non-Haitian culture.
ayon kay AudriSaid ika-29 ng Marso, 2013
a very beautiful girl that is full of awesome with copious amounts of win
ayon kay definitely not mr. cee ika-13 ng Hunyo, 2010
London (UK) slang for face. If you want to sound 'gangsta' then try and pronounce it with an exaggerated pretend Jamaican accent, like Booooaht
Gwendolen: Shut up, Algernon, you little waste man. Everyone knows your mum did it with the postman down the back of the Savoy!
Algernon: You want a clap across the boat?
Algernon: You want a clap across the boat?
ayon kay bignose ika-18 ng Hunyo, 2007


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The Division of Pulmonary Sciences and Critical Care Medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine is seeking an outstanding academic clinician to serve as Program Director (PD) for the Pulmonary and Critical Care fellowship. The program is based at six hospitals; University of Colorado Hospital, Denver Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Denver Health Medical Center, National Jewish Health, Rose Medical Center and St. Anthony's Hospital. The program consists of 6 fellows/year and is also supported by an NHLBI T32 award with 12 post-doctoral slots per year. The PD will report to the Division Head of Pulmonary Sciences and Critical Care Medicine. Rank of Assistant/Associate/Full Professor will be commensurate with candidate qualifications. Job duties include, but are not limited to: Development and execution of a comprehensive curriculum, a competency-based evaluation system to educate and monitor the progress of individual fellows and the overall program, and ensure compliance with both ACGME and RRC requirements of fellows and the program.
Ideal applicant will have an MD degree; be board-certified in pulmonary medicine, critical care medicine and/or internal medicine; have an excellent record of scholarly activity. As per ACGME criteria, applicant must have maintained an academic faculty appointment for a minimum of five years. Previous program director experience preferred, not required.
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The Beautiful South were an English alternative rock group formed at the end of the 1980s by former members of Hull group The Housemartins - Paul Heaton and Dave Hemingway. The duo were initially joined by Sean Welch (bass), Dave Stead (drums) and Dave Rotheray (guitar), all of whom stayed with the group throughout their 19-year career. Later additions included female vocalist Briana Corrigan; she was replaced by Jacqui Abbott, who in turn was replaced by Alison Wheeler.
The group broke up in January 2007, claiming the split was due to "musical similarities", having sold around 15,000,000 records worldwide. In January 2009, it was announced that the former members Dave Hemingway, Alison Wheeler, and Dave Stead would reform under the name New Beautiful South.
The Beautiful South was originally conceived as a quintet with two lead vocalists, Heaton and Hemingway. Rotheray and Heaton, meanwhile, co-wrote the band's compositions.
On the band's first album, Briana Corrigan was featured as a background vocalist; she was promoted to full membership status in 1990, and thereafter featured as a lead vocalist on numerous Beautiful South tracks, which helped to characterise the bittersweet kitchen sink dramas played out in Heaton's often barbed songs. Also important to the band's sound was studio keyboard player Damon Butcher, who, though never an official member of the group, played virtually all the piano and keyboard parts on the band's albums.
The band's first album was Welcome to the Beautiful South (1989) and spawned the hits "Song For Whoever" and "You Keep It All In". The release of 1990's Choke album saw the band claim its only Number 1 hit, "A Little Time". 0898 Beautiful South followed in 1992, with hits including "Old Red Eyes Is Back".
However, in 1992, Corrigan left the band to pursue a solo career, a decision that was prompted partly by a desire to record and promote her own material (which she felt was not getting enough exposure in The Beautiful South) and partly by ethical disagreements with some of Heaton's lyrics, particularly songs such as "36D", which criticised British glamour models and the industry that employed them. Hemingway later remarked, "We all agree that we should have targeted the media as sexist instead of blaming the girls for taking off their tops".
In 1994, St Helens supermarket shelf-stacker Jacqui Abbott was brought on board to fill in as the new third lead vocalist for the band. Heaton had heard her sing at an after-show party in St Helens and remembered her vocal talents.
Abbott's first album with the band was Miaow in 1994. Hits included "Good as Gold (Stupid as Mud)" and a cover of Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin'", previously popularised by Harry Nilsson. The end of that year saw the release of Carry on up the Charts, a "best of" compilation consisting of the singles to date plus new track "One Last Love Song".
In 1995, the band was one of the support acts for R.E.M. on the British leg of their world tour.
The 1996 album Blue Is the Colour sold over a million copies, and featured hit singles "Rotterdam" and "Don't Marry Her". The album demonstrated the band's gradual shift towards a country music sound, and was well-received by the public and on BBC and commercial radio. In 1997 the Beautiful South headlined stadium concerts for the first and last time, in Huddersfield and at Selhurst Park in London.
The album Quench (1998) was released with similar commercial success, again reaching number one in the UK album charts. "Perfect 10", the first single to be released from the album also provided the band with uncharacteristic singles chart success. The album is also notable for being more up tempo and being the first where Norman Cook was used in a consultancy role.
Painting It Red (2000) followed, with promotion and touring difficulties with a substantial number of the CD were faulty, and Jacqui Abbott's leaving of the band shortly afterwards. After a second Greatest Hits album Solid Bronze in 2001, the band took time off and Heaton embarked on his first solo project.
Regrouping in 2003, they recorded Gaze with yet another female vocalist, Alison Wheeler. Wheeler was still in place for 2004's Golddiggas, Headnodders and Pholk Songs, which was an album of unusually arranged cover tunes including "Livin' Thing", "You're The One That I Want", "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" and "I'm Stone In Love With You". One track from the album, "This Old Skin", was presented as a cover of a song by an obscure band known as The Heppelbaums; it was later revealed to be an original Heaton/Rotheray composition.
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- 36d
- A Little Piece Of Advice
- A Little Time
- A Long Day In The Field
- A Thousand Lies
- A Way With The Blues
- Alone
- Angels And Devils
- Artifical Flowers
- Artificial Flowers
- Baby Please Go
- Bell-bottomed Tear
- Big Coin
- Blackbird On The Wire
- Blitzkreig Bop
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- Chicken Wings
- Ciao
- Closer Than Most
- Danielle Steel (The Enemy Within)
- Diamonds
- Domino Man
- Don't Fear The Reaper
- Don�t Marry Her
- Don't Stop Moving
- Dream A Little Dream
- Dream A Little Dream Of Me
- Dumb
- Especially For You
- Everybody�s Talkin�
- Final Spark
- Fleet St B.C.
- Foundations
- Frank And Delores
- From Under The Covers
- Get Here
- Girlfriend
- God Bless The Child
- Good As Gold
- Half Harded Get
- Half-Hearted Get
- Half Of Him
- Have Fun
- Have You Ever Been Away
- Here It Is Again
- Hidden Jukebox
- His Time Ran Out
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday home in Essex - Essex Mountain House
House, 3 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 7)
Nestled amid mountain views at the southern tip of Glacier National Park. Enjoy scenic drives to Logan Pass and Many Glacier area. This newly renovated historic railroad house is a perfect place for those seeking to enjoy the activities and beauty of the area.
Just steps from the historic Izaak Walton hotel, you can feel the energy of passing Amtrack trains from the nearby overhead walking bridge, before enjoying one of many available activities. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy nearby hiking, white water rafting, trout fishing, horseback riding, golfing, cross country skiing, or snowshoeing.
The newly renovated Essex Mountain House provides classic character with modern conveniences that is perfect for individuals or families. We look forward to seeing you soon!
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- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Pat and Tod O'Connell
Pat and I moved to Essex MT in 2003. We had both worked in Glacier Park for 4 years in the late 60's and later went to the U of MT in Missoula. We both love the Glacier Park area and moved back here from St. Paul after the kids left the house. They found us shortly thereafter and come out frequently to visit. Pat and I love the mountains and the 4 seasons and enjoy going into Glacier hiking and animal watching.
Tod O'Connell
Pat and Tod O'Connell purchased this house in 2010
Why Pat and Tod O'Connell chose Essex
The Essex Mountain House came up for sale in 2010. It was formerly owned by the Great Northern Railroad and used by the roadmaster years ago. It was moved to this site, I'm told, 30 to 40 years ago. We liked the look, layout and history of the place and bought it when it came up for sale. It was in need of TLC so we totally updated the kitchen and bathrooms and did a lot of finish work while retaining the a lot of the old character. We're both really happy with how it turned out.
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Totally updated large kitchen, laundry and a full bath upstairs and downstairs make this 2 story house great for families and groups. A big yard on a double lot allows plenty of room for bbq's and relaxing on the property. Essex is located half way between East and West Glacier and across the highway from the Walton entrance to Glacier. We're near the Amtrack train platform so there's great train viewing also.


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Just thought that I'd share this...Thought it was really cute...:)
My cousin Madeline just turned 5 on Dec.22 and we had a small birthday party for her. She is like completely in love with David Cook. Her mom got her his CD for her birthday and she put that it was from him and she totally believed it, she was all giddy over it. But then we all decided that she would love a phone call even more so we got my uncle to call up the house from upstairs and pretend he was David. Gosh I've never seen her more excited and happy. It was absolutely adorable. She told everyone all over the house that he actually called her.
Now I'm just wondering how she would get if she were to actually meet him...
I really hope that she gets to meet him, and when he goes on tour again would be fantastic! I would die to go too! haha
But yes, she is so adorable and she was so happy. Gosh I love her
Awwww! That's so cute! hopefully Madeline will get to meet David this next tour!!!
ArielMaria, that is the CUTEST story! Madeline sounds adorable, and what a cool thing to do for her. I hope she gets to go to one of his concerts with her mom when he goes on tour again and gets to meet him. Hey, wait, that's MY birthday wish - lol!


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Executive Committee Minutes -- July 23, 2001 -- Board of Trustees -- University of Louisville
Minutes of the Executive Committee
Of the University of Louisville Board of Trustees
The Executive Committee of the University of Louisville Board of Trustees met on Monday, July 23, 2001 at 2:45 p.m. in the Ballroom of the University Club with the members present and absent as follows:
Ms. Jessica S. Loving, Chair, Presiding
Mr. J. Chester Porter, Treasurer
Mr. Nathaniel E. Green, Secretary
Mr. Ulysses L. Bridgeman, Jr.
Mr. Carlton J. Brown
Mrs. Joyce Hagen Schifano
|Trustees Present:
Mrs. Marie Abrams
Mr. Kevin D. Cogan
Mr. Richard C. Feldhoff
Mrs. Anette Schnatter
Ms. Melissa Long Shuter
Mrs. Sandra Metts Snowden
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Worland
|Trustees Absent:
Ms. Linda Wallbaum Cauble
Mr. Owsley Brown Frazier
Mr. Grant M. Helman
Mr. Milton M. Livingston, Jr.
Mr. William P. Mulloy, Sr.
Mr. Darryl T. Owens
Mrs. Mary Yarmuth
|From the University:
Dr. John W. Shumaker, President
Mr. Thomas H. Lyons, University Counsel
Mr. Larry Owsley, Vice President for Finance & Administration
Mr. Joseph Beyel, Vice President for Alumni & Development
Mr. Daniel Hall, Vice President for University Relations
Dr. Denise Gifford, Vice President for Student Affairs
Dr. Nancy Martin, Vice President for Research
Dr. Ronald Moore, Vice President for Information Technology
Dr. David Howarth, Associate University Provost
Ms. Carolyn Cochran, Assistant to the Provost
Ms. Rae Goldsmith, Associate V.P. for Communications & Marketing
Mr. John Drees, Assistant Director, News and Public Information
Mr. David Barker, Director, Audit Services
Dr. Mark Pfeifer, Assoc. Vice President, School of Medicine
Dr. Mordean Taylor Archer, Vice Provost for Diversity & Equal Opportunity
Mr. Dwain Archer, Coord. of Emergency Preparedness and Safety Compliance
Dr. Glenn Kosse, Associate VP for Alumni & Development
Mrs. Kathleen M. Smith, Assistant Secretary, Board of Trustees
Ms. Trisha Wolf, Board Liaison, Office of the President
Ms. Debbie Dougherty, Board Liaison, Office of the President
I. Call to Order
Having determined a quorum present, Chair Loving called the meeting to order at 2:45 p.m.
II. Committee Reports
Academic and Student Affairs Committee:
Dr. Feldhoff reported the Committee approved the following actions:
- Proposal to approve Candidate for Degrees and Certificates, August 2001
- Proposal to endorse COSFL Position on Shared Governance
- Proposal to approve the Institute for Cellular Therapeutics
- Proposal to approve New Admissions Standards
Additionally, the Committee received information reports on the following:
- Update on School of Allied Health Sciences
Personnel Committee:
Ms. Shuter reported the Committee approved the following actions:
- Proposal to approve Monthly Personnel Appointments
- Proposal to approve Monthly Administrative Appointments
Audit & Finance Committees:
Mr. Porter reported the Committee approved the following actions:
- Proposal to approve Compliance Plan Amendment
- Proposal to approve McDonald's Agreement
Additionally, the Committee received information reports on the following:
- Review of the University Medical Center, Inc. Financial Statements
- Update on Search for Compliance Officer
- Update Regarding Research Compliance Handbook
- Briefing on the 2001-02 ULAA Budget
III. Consent Agenda
From the Audit and Finance Committees
- Approval of McDonald's Agreement
From the Academic and Student Affairs Committee
- Approval of COSFL Governance Statement
- Approval of Candidates for Degrees and Certificates, August 2001
- Approval of Institute for Cellular Therapeutics
- Approval of New Admission Standards
From the Personnel Committee
- Approval of Administrator Appointments
- Associate Vice President for Alumni & Development
- Vice Provost for Diversity & Equal Opportunity
- Coordinator of Emergency Preparedness and Safety Compliance
IV. Other Business
Report of the President
Dr. Shumaker invited Mr. Beyel to introduce Glenn Kosse, the new Assistant Vice President for Alumni and Development who comes to the University from St. Jude's Research Hospital. Dr. Shumaker introduced to the committee Dr. Mordean Taylor Archer, the new Vice Provost for Diversity and Equal Opportunity and her husband Mr. Dwaine Archer, the new Coordinator of Emergency Preparedness and Safety Compliance. Dr. Shumaker also informed the committee that this October represents the fifth anniversary of the University's MBA Program in Athens. Since 1996 there have been over 200 students enrolled and graduated in the program. There will be an anniversary celebration in Athens October 6-8, and all members of the Board of Trustees and Board of Overseers are invited to attend.
Report of the Chair
Chair Loving reported that there is a new nominating committee consisting of Mr. Porter, Chair, Ms. Yarmuth and Mr. Cogan. Ms. Loving reminded the committee that Board Meetings are moved from 4:00 p.m. to 12 noon at the University Club. The next meeting will be the Annual Meeting in September. Ms. Loving announced there will be a party for the Board of Trustees and the University of Louisville Foundation on Friday, September 7, at the home of Chester and Betty Porter.
V. Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 3:00 p.m.


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Potato-Crab Cakes with Lime Butter
Very special, easy and absolutely delectable, these golden brown patties boast a citrusy lime butter topping—and loads of flavor. Emory Doty - Jasper, Georgia
12 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Cook: 5 min./batch
1 cup mashed potatoes (with added milk and butter)
1 egg, beaten
1 tablespoon plus 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs,
1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
1/2 teaspoon lime juice
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1 pound fresh crabmeat
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
Oil for deep-fat frying
1/2 cup butter, softened
4 teaspoons lime juice
1 teaspoon grated lime peel
In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, egg, 1 tablespoon bread
crumbs, onion, parsley, lime juice, salt and pepper. Gently stir in
the crab. Shape into 12 patties.
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In an electric skillet, heat 1/4 in. of oil to 375°.
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juice and peel. Serve with crab cakes. Yield: 1 dozen (1/2 cup
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text: FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail Audio: http://www.cair.com/audio/michaelberry.wav ACTION-ALERT for any American who believes that no terrorist threat should be taken lightly: Complain to the FCC, and also complain to the radio station. You can do this online. You'll need to know: What is the name of the company that is the subject of your complaint? Clear Channel Communications Station call sign: 740 KTRH Station location: Houston, TX Operator Name: Clear Channel Operator Location: San Antonio, TX Program name: The Michael Berry Show Date: 5/26/2010 Time (anyone know? but not necessary) Provide the details of your complaint: Simply copy and paste what Berry said. Mention the violence-incitement nature of the comment. Contact 740 KTRH to express your anger and demand that Berry be suspended or fired. Muslim civil rights group files FCC complaint over incitement to violence WASHINGTON, May 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A prominent national Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization today filed a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) complaint against a radio talk show host in Texas who yesterday advocated bombing a proposed New York City mosque. The Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) said Houston radio host Michael Berry (KTRH-AM 740) made that call to violence on his May 26 program. In his response to a caller named "Tony" who supported the right to build the planned mosque in New York — an effort that has come under rhetorical attack by anti-Islam extremists — Berry said: "No, no, Tony, you can't build a mosque at the site of 9/11. No, you can't. No, you can't. And I'll tell you this — if you do build a mosque, I hope somebody blows it up. . .I hope the mosque isn't built, and if it is, I hope it's blown up, and I mean that." Hear Michael Berry's Call to Violence: http://www.cair.com/audio/michaelberry.wav [Berry has in the past been a guest host for nationally-syndicated broadcasters like Mark Levin, Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly.] "Calls for acts of violence against houses of worship must never be tolerated or excused," said CAIR National Executive Director Nihad Awad. "We ask the FCC to demonstrate that incitement to violence is never acceptable on our nation's airwaves." He said Berry's call to violence against an American mosque is of particular concern, coming as it does after a bombing at a mosque in Jacksonville, Fla., earlier this month. SEE: Lt. Gov. Tours Mosque that was Bombed http://www.news4jax.com/news/23684961/detail.html Awad noted that the planned New York mosque is being opposed by a collection of anti-Islam hate-mongers, one of whom recently launched an Islamophobic bus advertisement campaign in that city. SEE: NYC Woman's Ad Crusade – Say No to Islam (Video) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Y3ybmLWjY CAIR recently expressed concern about a "growing atmosphere of anti-Muslim sentiment" nationwide. SEE: Tea Party Leader Says Muslims Worship 'Monkey-God' http://news.yahoo.com/s/usnw/20100519/pl_usnw/DC07826_1 CAIR is America's largest Muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization. Its mission is to enhance the understanding of Islam, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding. Become a Fan of CAIR on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/CAIR/42590232694. Subscribe to CAIR's E-Mail List http://tinyurl.com/cairsubscribe. CONTACT: CAIR National Communications Director Ibrahim Hooper, 202-488-8787 or 202-744-7726, E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; CAIR Communications Coordinator Amina Rubin, 202-488-8787, 202-341-4171, E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE Council on American-Islamic Relations FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail 5 Responses TIME FOR ACTION: Sunday Open Thread 5/30/09 [Michael Berry 740KTRH & Muslim Advocates/Call White House June 4] | MuslimMatters.org May 30, 2010 [...] Background- Click |Â Audio- Click [...] 0 0 Reply Joyce Loftis June 1, 2010 If the radio station fires Michael Berry, it will be giving enormous power to a group of people CAIRE, whose primary purpose is to alter the culture of our great nation. Michael Berry is not only a patriot, he speaks for so many of us who are deeply concerned with the unnatural tendency to be afraid to say how you feel because it will be regarded as "politically incorrect." I for one, totally enjoy Michael's candor. He may have crossed over the line with his statement, but who among us has NEVER done that. Does he deserve to be crucified? If so, our country is in even deeper, darker trouble than any of us can know! 0 0 Reply Amad June 1, 2010 Joyce, this has NOTHING to do with CAIR (not CAIRE). Berry is making this about CAIR because it is easier to attack a group than tackling the issue. Would you find it brave if I similarly hoped for the destruction of a synagogue in Israel because of Israel's recent actions? There is a difference between political correctness and incitement to violence. It would have been okay for Berry to express his anger (even if unjustified) at the mosque's construction. But it is not okay for anyone, you, me or M Berry to hope for a bombing to occur. Think about this in a fair manner, putting yourself in the other party's shoes and hopefully you will come to the same conclusion. Finally, if you really care about Berry's program, then you should help Berry by telling him so when he is wrong. This will only make him a more mainstream host. 0 0 Reply Siraaj June 1, 2010 Does he deserve to be crucified? Yes (metaphorically speaking). Just like what happened to Michael Savage and Don Imus. Siraaj 0 0 Reply abu abdAllah Tariq Ahmed June 1, 2010 Public sanctions for hate speech exist because society wants to deter that speech from occurring. Most people on radio do not have to censure themselves because they do not engage in hate speech, thank God. But those who do self-censure have to do so precisely because what they would otherwise say would incite hatred and violent acts. Watch any movie or documentary about the genocides of Rwanda. Hundreds of thousands of people were actively targeted by a hateful radio station. When America was torn apart by racial hatred, when little girls were being buried because of bombs in churches in Birmingham, would you have wanted America then to let anyone say on the radio that bombing black churches was a good thing? Would you have wanted anyone then to get away with it? Of course not. And it has nothing to do with that specific mosque for me, either. I have read about it in the New York Times, and I personally do not think I would go there for prayer. But I would defend them from violent speech as avidly as I would defend any church or synagogue because I believe to my core that is what Allah demands of me, and I am glad that US law agrees. The same rules that you protest now are designed to prevent anything as hateful as a church-bombing from happening again, yet black churches are still burned in the south, and Jewish and Muslim places of worship are still subjected to vandalism and even arson, too. And now a radio personality in a major city has said that a mosque should be bombed. How much worse it would be if there were no censorship of hate-speech in media. Joyce, there are over 100 mosques in Houston, where this hate speech was broadcast. Imagine some nutcase who heard him decided to bomb a mosque in Houston because he cannot reach the one in NY? Or in any of the cities where Tea-Party activists are defending that man's statements right now? That is a very real possibility, Joyce. May Allah protect us from such evil acts. So whatever you think of that radio host, and I do not think I have ever heard him at all, as Americans committed to civil society, you should join us in demanding that he be censured for what he said. Because we do not want another Birmingham in America, none of us do. 0 0 Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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