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5.7 percent of drivers involved in a fatal crash in 2013 tested positive for pot." Not exclusively they didnt which means they coulda been drunk, too.
Some successful folks are not liked by all. For example there are people who don't like Larry Ellison or Bill Gates for their shrewd business dealings. At least the Jenkins family is helping to build this city.
I hope they install solar gardens in the Banning-Lewis Ranch neighborhoods to provide distributed generation for blocks of 50 - 100 homes. By installing solar in neighborhoods they won't increase the demand from CSU for more dirty coal-fired energy from Martin Drake.
Jeff and Rick thank you so much for being wise and aware. Happyfew is either trolling this site for the proponents or just doomed to live forever in Myopia. This topic in general has always made me sad for humanities future, and I don't understand how people can be so illogical, irrational, and immoral over something so obviously wrong; yet I feel I stand alone most of the time over many of these concerns.
The wholehearted Trust that the general populous gives to those that unbeknownst to them impose heinously deceitful evil seems to come from a fear or disbelief of the idea that such accredited institutions could or would ever knowingly impose against its citizens something of known harm; against their will and in the interest of ulterior motives, most namely profit. This I am sure is a result of basic human nature.To Love and to Trust. As wonderful as Trust is it can also be a great weakness and a target for crazed, ego driven, power hungry lunatics.
Do all of these otherwise seemingly decent people, dentists, and institutional representatives truly believe in what they are pushing for their profiteers as it is clearly a genocide on basic human rights or do they choose to self justify or ignore the truth as the illusion of the almighty dollar has permeated every cell of their weak souls?
"My family has lived here for over 100 years. This is our home and our city, in which we are fully rooted and our family and business philosophy directly deepen those roots. We will continue to leverage our assets and make intentional decisions, such as building anything we damn well please and the people of Colorado Springs will pay for it because we know how to manipulate the system and to hell with the plebes!"
Fixed it for ya!
So this is the Big Toe behind the rampant over building in the City, and the guiding force for every Mayor/Council decision for years? (Not to mention who benefits if Mayor Bach builds the debacle downtown --- I always figured his cronies led the land titles, and were getting anxious to finally do something with all that vaccant land.)
Thanks, Indy. It's nice to know who the players are.
From the Indy GIVE GUIDE for the COS Public Market Project: "Did You Know? Shifting just 10% of our community's consumption to food grown, raised and produced locally would create as many as 5000 jobs that could never be outsourced." The path to healthy eating AND a healthy local economy does not lie in the hands of Big Ag and their GMO products but in SMALL local farms.
Clarence Thomas worked for Monsanto for 3 years... about 30ish years ago. Should we judge everyone by their previous jobs? If so then just about everyone is now a big corporate shill for the fast food industry.
Also here's a partially debunked list of the common list of "Monsanto Employees" people seem to cite:
Sorry I can't take anecdotal evidence about some friend you have. If they did have cancer and it did go into remission maybe they should have submitted their findings and tried to get them published. Also the plural of "Anecdote" is not "Data"
As for what's banned and whatever... Here I have a map:
Of the countries in Europe where some of them haven't been approved they have political reasons not to. Some mitigating factors: Guilds and their farmers, Mutagenics is huge over there, hell just simple bureaucracy (You've seen Greece's government right?).
Finally Soil health from a farmer's perspective:
Everything about soil health here in regards to Glyphosate:
Glyphosate is broken down in soil and water by microbial action and this has been known for long a time.
Here is a PDF of a study from 1977: "Metabolism and degradation of glyphosate in soil and water".
The ability to metabolize glyphosate seem fairly common for a variety of environmental microorganisms:
"Glyphosate-degrading isolates from environmental samples: occurrence and pathways of degradation"
"Degradation of the Herbicide Glyphosate by Members of the Family Rhizobiaceae"
PDF: http://pubmedcentralcanada.ca/.../pdf/aem0…
Glyphosate does not adversely affect the microbes in soil.
"Effect of glyphosate on soil microbial activity and biomass"
PDF: http://www.highplainsnotill.com/docs/Haney…
I rather like this study. It really shows that it is the microbial action in water that degrades glyphosate. Glyphosate in distilled water did not break down but the samples from the environment did.
"Degradation of glyphosate in the aquatic environment: An enzymatic kinetic model that takes into account microbial degradation of both free and colloidal (or sediment) particle adsorbed glyphosate"
PDF: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jf0002…
Another study on how glyphosate is degraded in water.
"Analysis and degradation study of glyphosate and of aminomethylphosphonic acid in natural waters by means of polymeric and ion-exchange solid-phase extraction columns followed by ion chromatography–post-column derivatization with fluorescence detection"
The following document provides a nice summary on glyphosate in the environment.
"Environmental Fate of Glyphosate"
PDF: http://www.cdpr.ca.gov/docs/emon/pubs/fate…
He wasn't tossed out. And the courts martial for for disobeying an order.
I do not like the idea of all this. Why must we test here? They already have tested plenty of places to know what the impact will be. I know it's suppose to be about training, but why can't training be done on land elsewhere, previously impacted lands? Half the state of Nevada has been impacted and is obviously no where anyone wants to live. Colorado is beautiful. Our water is better than anywhere in the country. Our air used to be exquisite, though the stupid decision to no longer require emission tests, has made it less so. It's still better than most places though.
Their goal is to conduct realistic training on quality land with a surrounding population. This allows for them to study the direct, long-term impact the soil, water, air, wildlife, and people, all have when such detrimental "events" occur. It's not cool. Become familiar with all the downwinders of our nation. Look it up. Seems something similar may be in our future.
"Klingenschmitt, a 46-year-old retired Navy chaplain" Ms. Zubeck, you should research your stories better. He was tossed out of the Navy after a court-martial for insubordination.
I was in full agreement with this article. The shelters and soup kitchens only intensify the problem. Low rent housing, subsidized housing, rent control, easing ordinances which restrict homeowners from converting garages to cottages and basements to apartments will do more to house people who need a home, however humble, that they can afford and which put them in touch with people who are not also homeless.
Current utilization of preventive services is about 60-70% of what is clinically suggested in PPACA. http://www.healthcaretownhall.com/?p=5596
I had a 82 FXRS. It went through about 10 charging systems in the 75,000 miles under it. I and my buddy went up Pikes Peak. My lock and chain bounced around on the dirt road. It punched a mole in my regulator and that was it. I knew DM was in Colorado and learned where he is. I charged up the batt over night and rode out there, after calling him, to buy a regulator. I put it on, in his shop...cost $35 when they were $80 elsewhere. He then gave me a tour of the place and showed me his small museum and new CNC machine. He was machining Delkron cases. He put one side in, lined up the front outside tappet block bolt hole exactly where it's supposed to be and flipped a switch. The machine did all the rest. I had never seen one work before...Freakin amazing.
I mentioned to him that in 82 at Daytona I came across him at the Valousia diner. He was leaving and spit some fire out of the infamous dragon. The heat could hurt somebody and the diesel fuel smell lingers. I mentioned this incident when I was there and he said..."Maybe you were in my way". I like the guy.
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EXCELLENT post of facts re GMOs and soil and food politics.
Prop 105 lost by a huge margin. Voters do not want GMO products labeled. Did they vote No because they believed the pro-GMO advocates that (1) the cost of food will increase by hundreds of dollars a year or (2) that GMO foods are safe and eating organic is elitist? We need to educate the public about GMOs before ALL foods in Safeway etal are GMO, which they will be if the public remains ignorant and unconcerned. An educated public will want to buy organic food which, according to the economic law of supply and demand, will result in more local people becoming small farmers growing a greater variety of produce, including "heirlooms" with superior taste and nutrition. Organic is a win-win for our health and the local economy.
To educate yourself about how traditional foods and their preparation produce a healthy body, one that resists and overcomes disease, go to westonaprice.org.
Steven is definitely a Monsanto supporter, but putting all of that aside. There is one thing that is not being addressed here and that Steven is obviously unaware.
Regardless of all of the studies that Biotech companies promote, the one study that seems to be missing is the soil content. My son is a horticulture major at a large ag university and he has performed numerous lab testings and soil testings on gmo's and glyphosphate, which are partners in the Biotech world. What came out of his testing, was that the glyphosphate actually destroyed all of the beneficial micro-organisms that keep soil "active". This is concerning because we need active soil for nutrients to go into the fruits and vegetables. The results of their testing showed that the soil over time will become "dead" soil. Basically, conventionally grown crops will have almost no nutrient value. A person will be eating empty calories, much like junk food.
I could lie and say that I don't care what other people eat, but the truth is, I do. I have had several co-workers get cancer, who declined conventional medical treatment (chemo) and chose to go 100% organic, etc. They went into full remission without chemo or radition. That tells me that this could potentially be the food that this person was eating. Could it be other things? Possibly.... The problem is that you have studies that are funded by Biotech, Pharma and other big corporate interests that are not the least bit interested in a non-biased study. Of course, they only want studies that support their products, etc. Its ALWAYS about the money! And if you think that the FDA is going to watch our for your best interests, think again, the top FDA officials are former Monsanto executives. Clarence Thomas of the Supreme Court Justice worked for Monsanto for years. I have to give it to those Monsanto guys, they knew early on how to position themselves in our government to get what they want so they wouldn't deal with resistance. And if they did, they would be in more of a position to rule in favor of Monsanto.
BTW Steven, you are incorrect about the GMO's being allowed in Europe. I have been there and I have been to Asia. There are no GMO's that are promoted at ALL. In fact, they all look down on America because we get them whether we want them or not. The Cheerios that we eat, are not the Cheerios that get shipped to Europe. Its the NON GMO variety, regardless of the propoganda that you and Biotech are promoting.
Show me anywhere in the foreign policy for food product of those countries where GMO's are allowed.
In the end, it all boils down to the fact that I should be able to make a choice whether to consume GMO's or not. What is wrong with being informed and making a choice, absolutely nothing, unless you are selling a product that is making you billions, then, you are not allowed a choice at all.
What most people don't remember, is that back in the late 70's GMO food was released to the public with public knowledge. What you don't hear today what happened back then, is that the GMO was put into Doritos, I think, and several people died and they pulled it off of the shelves. Interestingly, when they re-introduced GMO food to the public, they didn't tell anyone.
I think an approach that includes increased road and park maintenance, as well as the identified stormwater projects, is a better alternative to the previous ballot proposal. I would also like to see it shared among all Colorado Springs residents through a local sales tax. Count me among those who blame the developers for a lot of this - thus I also wouldn't mind seeing a permanent additional fee on new development - including the urban renewal zone in the SW downtown area.
City council president King wants to build the C4C downtown stadium. And so do 4 other council members who, along with the mayor, want to spend $200M of local sales tax revenue on a stadium rather than spend taxpayer dollars on legit govt services such as police, fire, roads, parks etc, or on storm water, which WILL require new taxes. If YOU want the mayor and council members to pay attention to YOU, then sign the stadium petition. And there's something else you have to do. More info at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Petition-wi…
The Sunday Gazette editorial says C4C will create jobs. And so it will. Laura Neumann, the mayor's former chief of staff, has been hired to work on the stadium project. In spite of evidence to the contrary, the mayor continues to tell the public that the stadium is just an idea. But the mayor's idea is not one among many, but one among one. The mayor and City Leaders have no other ideas about how to "fix" the URA except to build a stadium and then erect skyscrapers. You wouldn't know from reading the Gazette, but the people have ideas, ideas that the mayor is not interested in considering, he being so fixated on building a stadium.
Neumann's primary objective is to locate additional public financing sources which do not require a mandatory vote of the citizens. This objective is non-negotiable because the mayor will not permit the purse-pinching non-visionary citizens to vote.
At tomorrow's City Council meeting, they will vote on whether to support the citizens or whether to allow the mayor to do as he pleases with OUR tax dollars. Email council at firstname.lastname@example.com
Once you have a BB infestation, they can be extremely difficult, nearly impossible, to get rid of. You have to literally hit every tiny nook and cranny of every surface as they will hide in the most incredibly small, inaccessible places.
Try using Diatomaceous Earth and for a direct contact kill use Isopropyl Alcohol in a spray bottle. You can also use steam, 20 mins in a hot dryer, microwaving and CO2 sprays for direct kills. Vacuuming is a must. Despite what some say, Diatomaceous Earth can be hazardous to breathe, so don't go nuts with it. The bugs also are quite adept at going around DE, so you want wide, light coverage. DE is not an immediate kill and will probably have to be re-applied several times, but unlike the other things I just mentioned, it is persistent.
Bug bombs are of mixed effectiveness. Often what happens is they drive the bugs to a different room, so treating the entire building at once is most effective and the building needs to be properly prepared. Spot treatments of pesticides are not effective, but area treatments can be.
Kit Carson Apartments in Security have a massive bedbug problem, and they only make it worse by using the Bug Bombs, which only make them spread. I've been dealing with them for months now, and the problem is getting really, really bad. I can't go ten minutes without pulling on off of me, and that's while I'm awake. I'd hate to see how many there are while I'm sleeping. We've completely cleaned and replaced everything, but since the bugs are in pretty much every apartment, the walls, the floors, etc, there is no hope of ever getting rid of them unless the owner decides to actually fumigate the building, which I think everyone knows will not happen. They Claimed to have Fumigated one of the buildings (B building), but their "Fumigation" was just them kicking everyone out of the building and loading it with more bug bombs, which anyone who has done more than 2 seconds of research can tell you is ineffective at best, and helps to spread them at the worst. I would love for someone to expose all of this, as it's all very "hush hush" if you live here, as they threaten to kick people out who make a big deal about it. I'm afraid to even post much more detail, for if they see this and can identify me, I'll be out of here.
Any way, tangent aside, I think places like that, with the poor maintenance and employee standards, are the biggest reason the bugs are spreading. I don't visit friends or family anymore, in fear of spreading them further.
I don't know if the actual writers read these comments, but if so, Kit Carson "may be" worth looking into. Given the roaches, lead paint, asbestos, and the bedbugs, it could get interesting. However, they are shady, so good luck.


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Product pages for e-commerce websites are often rife with ambitious intentions: Recreate the brick-and-mortar shopping experience. Provide users with every last drop of product information. Build a brand persona. Establish a seamless checkout process.
As the "strong link in any conversion," product pages have so much potential. We can create user-centric descriptions and layouts that are downright appropriate in their effectiveness: as Erin Kissane says, "offering [users] precisely what they need, exactly when they need it, and in just the right form."Read more...

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Munster coach Rob Penny tells Joe Stack that they are excited about travelling to face the Scarlets
A profile of the 21-year-old who will don the famous Ireland No 13 shirt against Australia
Former Irish international and now RTÉ pundit Shane Horgan just favours Australia to pip Ireland
Johnny Sexton says Ireland have great respect for Australia coach Michael Cheika
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I'm interested in making my own chicken stock and have no idea where to get chicken carcasses unless I roast whole birds myself. Since that gets expensive and I don't really eat a lot of chicken itself, that's less than desireable. Is there anywhere I could get inexpensive (or hopefully free?!?!) carcasses?
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i've had good luck getting chicken backs at whole foods. some of the farmers at the farmers' markets also sell packaged chicken backs/parts for stock. these parts may still be more pricey than you'd like. if so, my advice would be to talk to your favorite local butcher/grocer and ask if some of these parts can be put aside for you (agree on price at that time). you may not get the parts for free (then again, you may!), but if you have a relationship with your regular people, you generally will get a better price, and if they raise prices over time, you may lock in at a lower price now.
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During the summer months, I bought chicken necks and backs from Chase Brook, and I got some great stock out of them. In fact, everything I've bought from them has been quite good.
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Also, I just read a lengthy write-up in Cook's Illustrated about how to make the best Chicken Broth and it recommended using ground chicken along with some celery, onions and carrots. An interesting approach and new to me, so I tried it and it worked beautifully. You may want to refer to their original recipe for all the details, as I find the little things they recommend, do make a difference. I have to say, my chicken noodle soup made from the Cook's Illustrated broth was really good!
I don't have a source but there are lots of ideas here to check out.
I just wanted to mention that I have found Roundy's organic chicken broth to be very tasty, quite low in undesirable (to me) ingredients, and so much quicker for my time-strapped household. I put this out there in case it might be useful to someone searching for such a tip.
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Buying "skinny chickens" from Rainbow when they are on sale might be an economical option. They go for less than $1 per pound at times. When they do I stock up and throw them in the freezer until I'm ready to deal with them.


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Huntington Beach Halstrom Academy - Huntington Beach
2134 Main St., Ste. 220
Huntington Beach, CA, 92648
(714)916-5728n/a students | Gr. 6-12
Huntington BeachBrethren Christian Jr/sr High
21141 Strathmoor Lane
Huntington Beach, CA, 92646
(714)962-6617(Christian)412 students | Gr. 6-12
Huntington BeachCarden Academy Huntington Beach
721 Utica Ave
Huntington Beach, CA, 92648
(714)536-144197 students | Gr. KG-8
Huntington BeachCarden Conservatory Elementary & Junior High School
5702 Clark Drive
Huntington Beach, CA, 92649
(714)840-5127Special Program Emphasis70 students | Gr. PK-8
Huntington BeachCoastline Christian School
2721 Delaware Street
Huntington Beach, CA, 92648
(714)536-1740Daycare / Preschool (Christian)n/a students | Gr. NS-PK
Huntington BeachFusion Academy Huntington Beach
7711 Center Ave., Suite 120
Huntington Beach, CA, 92647
(657)200-2300Alternative Schooln/a students | Gr. 6-12
Huntington BeachGrace Lutheran School
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Huntington Beach, CA, 92649
(714)899-1600(Other Lutheran)231 students | Gr. NS-8
Huntington Beach Hebrew Academy
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(714)898-0051(Jewish)216 students | Gr. NS-12
Huntington BeachHeritage Montessori
15881 Goldenwest Street
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(714)891-9921Montessori School66 students | Gr. NS-4
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19342 Beach Boulevard
Huntington Beach, CA, 92648
(714)964-2569Daycare / Preschooln/a students | Gr. NS-PK
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9700 Levee Dr
Huntington Beach, CA, 92646
(714)378-9932(Christian)578 students | Gr. KG-8
Huntington BeachLa Petite Academy #723
19860 Beach Blvd
Huntington Beach, CA, 92648
(714)986-2033Daycare / Preschool10 students | Gr. PK-K
Huntington BeachLePort School
16081 Waikiki Lane
Huntington Beach, CA, 92649
(714)907-4672Montessori School21 students | Gr. NS-3
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7661 Warner Ave
Huntington Beach, CA, 92647
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5702 Clark Dr Bldg B
Huntington Beach, CA, 92649
(714)377-5779Montessori School102 students | Gr. NS-6
Huntington BeachMontessori School Of Huntington Beach
7945 Aldrich Ave
Huntington Beach, CA, 92647
(714)841-2585Montessori School1 students | Gr. K
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19118 Brookhurst St
Huntington Beach, CA, 92646
(714)962-2620Montessori School26 students | Gr. PK-1
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19270 Goldenwest Street
Huntington Beach, CA, 92648
(714)536-4388Daycare / Preschool12 students | Gr. NS-K
Huntington BeachRedeemer Lutheran School
16351 Springdale Street
Huntington Beach, CA, 92649
(714)840-7117Daycare / Preschool (Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)n/a students | Gr. NS-PK
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16377 Bradbury Ln
Huntington Beach, CA, 92647
(714)846-2472(Roman Catholic)628 students | Gr. KG-8
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20400 Magnolia Street
Huntington Beach, CA, 92646
(714)962-4451(Roman Catholic)664 students | Gr. K-8
Huntington Beach The Pegasus School
19692 Lexington Lane
Huntington Beach, CA, 92646
(714)964-1224Special Program Emphasis516 students | Gr. PK-8
Huntington BeachWarner Avenue Christian Academy
7360 Warner Ave
Huntington Beach, CA, 92647
(714)847-7050(Baptist)49 students | Gr. 1-12
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However you feel about it, we must recognize that social media is a powerful tool whether it is used for building God's kingdom or in the hands of someone intent on evil.
In 2011, Egyptians used Twitter to create an enormous grassroots movement that has now been dubbed the Arab Spring. This week, the masses have flexed their social media muscles by speaking out and putting an end to a book deal with juror B37 from the Zimmerman murder trial. As I am writing this, Rolling Stone magazine is defending itself from outrage over their cover story featuring the Boston Marathon bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The hashtag #boycottrollingstone is trending heavily with the goal of pressuring Rolling Stone into pulling the issue before it hits market shelves. So far, CVS pharmacy, Walgreens, and several other chains have decided against selling this month's Rolling Stone.
It is continually surprising to me that these social media tools have become integral parts of shaping culture. Unfortunately, they've also been used to terrorize individuals and spread gossip. Cyberbullying has become a significant problem in schools recently, and with youth's access to smart phones and personal computers, it's not likely to decrease.
So, how can we use these tools to bring about awakening in our spheres of influence, while not letting them pollute our minds with gossip and rob us of joy by comparing our lives to an idealized version of someone else's?
Consider God's Word from James 3:9-12-"Out of the same mouth come praise and cursing. My brothers and sisters, this should not be. Can both fresh water and salt water flow from the same spring?"
The writer of Hebrews says, "For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart" (Hebrews 4:12). For this reason, I often simply put verses from the Bible as my status updates on Facebook. I have a lot of Facebook friends who are not believers, and I pray that God might use something as simple as a status update to touch their lives.
If you find yourself sucked into the idol of comparison, coveting someone else's perfect life on social media, remember that they are not likely posting their difficult moments—you're only seeing the good times and not the trials. And if you continue to be drawn in, take a break for a while—a week or a month. Remember to "set your hearts on things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God." (Colossians 3:1). This chapter goes on to teach us that peace comes from gratitude and prayer.
Jesus teaches, "The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will be full of light. But if your eyes are unhealthy, your whole body will be full of darkness" (Matthew 6:22-23). We must also guard what goes into our minds, just as much as we must filter what words we use.
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Newly signed Def Jam Records rapper Trinidad James recently spoke on his eye-catching rap image and why he wants people to understand his flashy fashion tastes are authentic.
In Trinidad's eyes, he would rather people not mess with him at all if they believe there is anything made up or falsified in his image or lifestyle.
"I might be the most 'Put everything on the table' type of guy in the game," Trinidad told DJ Whoo Kid when asked how authentic his image is. "It's on the table. At least in the last, since 2000. So you either gonna hate me for what you know or it's whatever, or you'll f*ck with me forever. I don't want you to f*ck with me for some sh*t that I fabricated and then when you find out you hate me more than people who already hated me because n*ggas hate and I lose everybody and I'm over here working at Wal-Mart. Then all the girls I f*cked with, at the age of 37 they'll be like, 'All look, there's the 'All Gold' man! … I don't want to be that guy, man! I don't want to be that guy. Nobody wants to be that guy who had a song that was popping off his chain and then he just fall off because it was fake, it wasn't real. I promise you, whether it's this year or ten years down the line, when people find out you was faking some sh*t, bruh, it's the worst sh*t ever." (Shade 45)
A few days ago, G-Unit's 50 Cent spoke on the risk James took by introducing himself visually on "All Gold Everything" and taking a chance with hip-hop fans accepting him.
"You see the energy that's on the record," Fif told DJ Whoo Kid, referring to buzzing tracks like "All Gold Everything." "That record, the video was more important than the song. Yeah, what's his name, Trinidad? That was important because it felt like, 'Nah, this isn't real.' It was a risky choice because we don't know who Trinidad James is. So for the very first time, you come out looking like that, you're like, 'Does this n*gga really look like that?' When you looked at the video closer, you're like, 'Hold up. He's dead serious.' It was interesting because you'd look like, 'Maybe there is a guy out there like that,' because you're just talking about clothes at that point. Everything he had on was stylish. He had the Armani draws, he had the gold rings, the Versace slippers and you can't fake his teeth being like that. Them teeth are really f*cked up like that. He's the real Pimpin' Curly! [laughs]" ("Whoolywood Shuffle")
After initially getting amped up by Bad Boy's French Montana, James' "All Gold Everything" latest remix features a slew of Atlanta rap stars.
Trinidad James strikes gold twice with the remix to his ubiquitous single "All Gold Everything." The Atlanta rapper, who inked a $2 million deal with Def Jam, calls on three of his fellow ATLiens–T.I., Young Jeezy, and 2 Chainz. According to Diplo, there's also an extended remix with 17 verses on the way. (Rap-Up)
The rapper's manager Fly recently spoke on hip-hop needing to welcome in fresh ideas and versatility.
"We sat down with everybody," Trinidad James' manager, Fly, told CBS Local. "We went with Def Jam because it's credible. They breed hip-hop culture. And at the end of the day, the deal terms were right. … The thing about it is, you have to be able to change. If you can't change, you're not going to grow. That's what separates the winners and losers." (CBS Local)
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Proverbs 28:6
"For Jesus had known from the beginning which of them did not believe and who would betray him. He went on to say, 'This is why I told you that no one can come to me unless the Father has enabled him.' From this time many of his disciples turned back and no longer followed him. 'You do not want to leave too, do you?' Jesus asked the Twelve. Simon Peter answered him, 'Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We believe and know that you are the Holy One of God.'"
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"On hearing it, many of his disciples said, 'This is a hard teaching. Who can accept it?'
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In this news video (beginning at about the 2:30 mark), Fox News personality Ted Williams uses such words as "marriage" and "healing" to describe the relationship between Ferguson, Missouri, police authorities and protest leaders.
On another topic:
These black leaders respect our country's Constitution, and do not like the imperial way in which the recent amnesty decree was forced upon the American people.
"Then he entered the temple area and began driving out those who were selling. 'It is written,' he said to them, "My house will be a house of prayer"; but you have made it "a den of robbers."'"
Luke 19:45-46
"And we urge you, brothers and sisters, warn those who are idle and disruptive, encourage the disheartened, help the weak, be patient with everyone. Make sure that nobody pays back wrong for wrong, but always strive to do what is good for each other and for everyone else."
1 Thessalonians 5:14-15
"Let heaven and earth praise him, the seas and all that move in them, for God will save Zion and rebuild the cities of Judah. Then people will settle there and possess it; the children of his servants will inherit it, and those who love his name will dwell there."
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These pastors have made a pledge to firmly support and defend the institution of traditional marriage.
A solid article by John Kass.
Here is a totally unrelated article!
"Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me, and I in him. Just as the living Father sent me and I live because of the Father, so the one who feeds on me will live because of me."
John 6:56-57
I wish we had more guys like Billy Graham speaking out! What a great man and what a life he has led.
A group of the guys are out at the movie theater seeing "Interstellar." Some of them had just seen "Gravity" for the first time, so we've been comparing them with each other.
They look sharp!
"Look at the fig tree and all the trees. When they sprout leaves, you can see for yourselves and know that summer is near. Even so, when you see these things happening, you know that the kingdom of God is near."
Luke 21:29b-31
Cathy and I have been reading the electronically-scanned version of an 1876 book. Entitled A Narrative of the Great Revival Which Prevailed in the Southern Armies, it is one of the most powerful and beautiful Civil War volumes that I have ever encountered.
"Jesus said to them, 'I tell you the truth, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day. For my flesh is real food and my blood is real drink.'"
John 6:53-55
"But in those days, following that distress, 'the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light; the stars will fall from the sky, and the heavenly bodies will be shaken.'"
Mark 13:24-25
"When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze."
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Monday, December 19, 2011
Saturdays are alright for Frazil
By Bob Ehalt
If you follow New York racing on a regular basis, then you had to get a charge out of Saturday's $65,000 Gravesend Handicap.
Frazil is hardly a well-known horse among those whose involvement in the sport is limited to weekends and graded stakes fare. But for those regulars who spend Wednesdays, Thursdays and every other racing day scanning the NYRA entries, Frazil should be a familiar and popular old friend.
While the Gravesend marked Frazil's eighth victory in 13 starts this year -- all in New York -- none of the other seven wins had black type associated with them.
His last two wins, which, coincidentally were his last two starts, came in starter allowance contests, the type of races made famous recently by Rapid Redux, Mr. 21-straight wins himself.
In fact, 10 of Frazil's previous 12 races came in either starter allowance or starter handicap races, which are restricted to horses that started for a specific claiming price -- or lower.
For Frazil, these have been $16,000, $12,500, and $10,000 starter races, all the result of running for a lowly $10,000 claiming tag in 2010. They're usually filler for weekday cards as reflected in Frazil's 2011 dance card of three races on a Thursday and Sunday, two on a Friday and Wednesday and one on Monday.
He didn't grace a Saturday card until his last start, when he captured a $10,000 starter handicap on Nov. 5 while carrying 126 pounds.
Now with a victory in his stakes debut to his credit, it looks like the popular weekday warrior, who never paid more than $5.70 to win in 2011 before his $7 mutuel in the Gravesend, may finally be a Saturday regular.
"I was really proud of him," said Linda Rice who owns and trains Frazil. "Obviously, he'd been carrying so much weight for so long, the 115 [pounds] helped him. Today, everything went perfectly. I've trained him since he was a 2-year-old. He was a big, clumsy young horse. He's a very big horse, about 17 hands, and we gave him a chance to find his way. He's something -- he pins his ears back, his head's down, you can see the expression in his eyes -- he's a barn favorite."
Judging by all those odds-on payoffs in Frazil's past performances, Rice's barn isn't the only place he has been a big favorite.


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26 Nov 2014
14,100 drawn to Bendigo Leisurefest as CIA Vic focus on first Melbourne Showgrounds Supershow
For the fourth time in four years Bendigo's 13th annual Caravan and Camping Leisurefest drew crowds near 14,000.
CIA Vic CEO Rob Lucas said CIA Vic's focus now was on the Victorian Caravan Camping & Touring Supershow, which moves to Melbourne Showgrounds for 2015 on the new dates of 11-16 February.
The RV & Camping Leisurefest will return to Bendigo for 20-22 November 2015.
25 Nov 2014
CIL Insurance sponsors Australia's biggest Caravan, Camping and Touring Outdoors Show
The Victorian Caravan, Camping and Touring Supershow will celebrate the move to their new home, the Melbourne Showgrounds with CIL Insurance returning as the major show sponsor in 2015.
Announcing the new sponsorship arrangement, CEO of the Caravan Industry Association Victoria, (CIA Vic), Rob Lucas, said he was delighted that CIL Insurance had returned to team up with the event to showcase the very best outdoor exhibition space in the state.
24 Nov 2014
What do you think rolled this caravan over and put the tow vehicle in the ditch?
What speed do you think the rig was travelling at when the caravan went into uncontrollable fishtailing?
Look carefully at the picture.
There is something GSA thinks is obvious.
It may not be the cause but we think it is certainly a prime suspect.
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12 Nov 2014
Consumers benefit as ANCAP steps up international safe car criteria
November 12 2014
Consumers to benefit from higher safety standards.
From 1 January 2015, the criteria against which new cars will be assessed will again rise for all star rating levels meaning even safer cars for consumers.
Increasing ANCAP standards and a comprehensive development and expansion path in partnership with Euro NCAP will see even higher levels of safety in cars from 2015.
11 Nov 2014
Volunteer Heritage Heroes produce $1,030,000 in added value at historic Farina
The Farina Restoration Group Enews letter says that since 2009 when a working bee of 30 caravanners and campers recognised the potential of the historic inland Australian South Australian township $1,030,000 has been produced in added value.
The Farina Restoration Group Inc works each year in stabilizing the historic buildings and explaining the history of Farina. Farina Restoration group are winners of the South Australia 2012 Heritage Heroes Award.
10 Nov 2014
Coromal Appeals to hip pocket among Bendigo Leisurefest regional debute launches
Bendigo's 13th annual Caravan & Camping Leisurefest will host several major regional product debuts and a whole new sub-brand from a top national caravan maker.
Leisurefest runs from 21 to 23 November at Bendigo Racecourse.
Coromal launches its Appeal companion range priced under $50,000 drive-away.
9 Nov 2014
148 nights of full-time life on road memorable experiences bring practical change
Our Pam and Alan report on 148 days of their new full-time life on the road adventure to Go Make Some Memories. They moved from a 3BR house to a 21ft caravan with guard dog Chloe in June.
Experience brought them back to their start point storage unit to reshuffle 'essentials'.
Sadly Chloe left in October. There is a hyperlink to a helpful story on the stressful challenges for long-term travelling pets at the end of the Information Article.
31 Oct 2014
Lest we forget - Dust-off copter landmarks Seymours remarkable Aussie Vietnam memorial
Seymour's Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk in High Street at the junction of Emily Street and Tallarook Street, Seymour, Victoria is an experience which spans past and present and is certainly among Australia's Go Make Some Memories road travel attractions.
Mitchell Shire Council is creating caravan and bus parking at the eastern end of Seymour's Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk about two hours from Melbourne. The council aims to cope with big rigs.
30 Oct 2014
VACC appalled by potential fuel price politics windfall, says Exec. Director
VACC is appalled by the Federal Government's threat to reimburse not motorists, but fuel companies if the Senate does not approve the fuel excise increase.
Labor, the Greens, the Palmer United Party and other Senators have been told by the Federal Government that fuel companies would have a 'windfall gain' if the Senate does not approve the recently announced fuel excise increase.
28 Oct 2014
D-shackle confusion resolved by RVMAP industry recommendation, says tech alert
The Caravan Industry Association of Australia, along with the state associations, has developed an industry recommendation for D-Shackles when they are used in conjunction with Australian Standard (AS) compliant safety chains when towing caravans.
An RVMAP technical alert has been released by Caravan Industry Association of Australia to end long-standing confusion about the use of D-shackles in the caravan towing context.
28 Oct 2014
Celebrate 21 years with $21 sites at BIG4 Adventure Whitsunday Resort
The McKinnon family is celebrating 21 years of owning BIG4 Adventure Whitsunday Resort in Airlie Beach and they are offering all guests the very special rate of $21 per night for powered sites for two people, for stays from Monday, 3 November through to Sunday, 30 November.
There are 119 powered sites, extensive tropical gardens, 32 staff and a host of facilities and services.
23 Oct 2014
Change in itself stressful challenge for long-term travelling pets
There is a lot more to travelling with pets than just putting them in the back of a vehicle and heading off. Change in itself is a challenge for a travelling pet.
GoSee's Pam and Alan found constant travel and the lack of familiar places the cause of some stress to their Maltese Shitsu Chloe. Finding a pet friendly park is not hard but keep in mind most parks do not allow pets during peak periods.
21 Oct 2014
Tribute to Chloe devoted companion and friend
This is a tribute to Chloe a constant friend who looked after GoSeeAustralia's Alan and Pam for 10 years. Chloe went to sleep for the last time yesterday.
On the day Chloe left she started the day guarding the car. She was a devoted companion and worked hard 'looking after' her humans for the past 10 years. She had just turned 13 last week. Chloe will always be remembered with affection.
17 Oct 2014
Govt super stall drops retirement heavy lift on shoulders of individuals
Maggie Tagg, who writes Citadel 'Financial Info on the Go' for GSA, says the recent government decision to defer the planned increase in the Superannuation Guarantee (SG) to 12 per cent to 2025-26 puts the onus squarely on individuals to save more for their retirement if they want to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle.
The changes will leave some people tens of thousands of dollars worse off, but the actual amount depends on your age and financial circumstances...
10 Oct 2014
Thetford to sell unique prize caravan and donate to Kids Under Cover
Thetford will sell the United Haven Kids Under Cover custom-built caravan won by John Simmons of Thetford at the Melbourne Leisurefest draw and give all the proceeds raised to help Kids Under Cover.
Irene Viergever Marketing Communication Coordinator Thetford said:
'We believe Kids Under Cover needs the money much more than we need a caravan'.
'We believe that Kids Under Cover can never get enough support and that is why we will sell the caravan and donate all the raised proceeds to Kids Under Cover'.
8 Oct 2014
OECD says Canberra and Australia lead world on key living standards measures
An Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report ranks the 362 regions of its 34 member nations according to nine measures of well-being and Canberra is Number One.
The report also says Australia is the best country to live in. OECD rankings for Canberra are: Safety 10, housing 8.5, Access to Services 9.6, Civic Engagement 10, education 9.1, jobs 9.6, environment 9.5, income 10, health 9.9.
3 Oct 2014
Caravan Industry Association of Australia presents Accreditation Key
At a Manufacturing Update Meeting,at Melbourne Leisurefest the Caravan Industry Association of Australia presented the RVMAP Accreditation Key, soon to be the standard in compliance and accreditation branding for the Australian RV Manufacturing Industry.
The stylish three-dimensional key is visually dynamic, and is aimed at providing consumers with peace of mind and security when they purchase a new RV product.
29 Sep 2014
Ranger towing figures underline benefits of GSA six year DPChip use
Over the last six years six GoSeeAustralia vehicles have benefitted from the addition of DPChip.
DPChip is an interactive computer which exploits the full potential of modern EFI diesel engines.
The GSA Ford XLT Super, P/U HR 3.2 diesel DPChipped Ranger has been towing on the road as part of a full-time travelling office for more than three months now. So we can offer practical experience based on carefully compiled numbers. Its performance is satisfying.
23 Sep 2014
Unacceptable caravan sway forces tow bar change on GSA Ford Ranger
GoSee Australia has found that fitting a Hayman Reese shank to a Ford tow bar can produce unacceptable sway in the caravan being towed.
Despite a series of trials and adjustment attempts the Hayman Reese 78003F cast shank and the Ford tow bar receiver are an unhappy sloppy fit.
At normal towing speeds the result is unacceptable sway, as the shank neck moves in the tow bar. This can be unnerving.
21 Sep 2014
Clued-up cast of dollar saver free seminar presenters at Leisurefest
GoSeeAustralia.com.au is among a clued-up cast of dollar saver free seminar presenters at the 7th annual Melbourne Leisurefest from October 2 to 5. The free seminars are a first at Melbourne Leisurefest.
The seminars run at 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm and 3pm each day.
At 10.30am on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Darren Maggs, MGLSAT Sat Phones and survival tips opens the seminar batting with a fascinating insight into getting the best from what is really difficult equipment to use well.
17 Sep 2014
GSA looks at Canberra Caravan Park and Camping Reserve profiles
This GSA Caravan and Camping Canberra research is based on visits to park and camping options. It specificially addresses:
Where are they?
How easy are they to access?
What do they charge?
What can they handle in terms of RV's?
What do they offer in terms of amenities and campsites?
These practical, informed answers, are based on a hypothetical big caravan (21ft) and Jeep Grand Cherokee tow vehicle.
10 Sep 2014
Quirky, colourful Canberra events turn Spring into Australia's BIG celebration
Canberra is home to Australia's biggest celebration of Spring, the 27th Floriade Festival, in Commonwealth Park from September 13 to October 12. This year's flower beds reflect a literal representation of things that people are passionate about including romance, hobbies, nature, fashion, music and mythology.
Canberra's Capital Region Farmers Market celebrates 10 successful years of operation this year.
The powerful bonds and enduring relationships between Australians and their horses are the focus on the National Museum of Australia's new equine exhibition.
8 Sep 2014
Bill Pycroft retires a point of difference for Top Tourist Parks of Australia
After 19 years with TTPA Bill Pycroft retires a successful long haul CEO. Bill is a driving force for TTPA from 1995 forward.
That track record includes a time when driven, demanding, innovative, persuasive Hugh Deidrich was president. Bill talked about Hugh in his farewell speech.
Hugh and Bill where a fit to fast-track TTPA's growth. TTPA and Bill Pycroft took that innovative strength into brave new territory. It bred the TTPA point of difference and always looks for benefits it can return to its members.
1 Sep 2014
Means Test goal posts are about to shift for self-funded retirees
Maggie Tagg, who writes Citadel 'Financial Info on the Go' for GSA, says the goal posts are about to shift for self-funded retirees, with changes to the way income from superannuation pensions is means tested.
The result could be that fewer in the future will qualify for a part-age pension or the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card.
From January 1, 2015 income from super pensions will be deemed, putting it on a level footing with assets held outside super.
1 Sep 2014
No specifications or set standards for shackles used in caravan and trailer towing
David Gunner Co-ordinator Vehicle Standards Department Planning, Transport & Infrastructure, South Australia says there are still no specifications or set standards for shackles used in conjunction with Australian Standards (AS) rated safety chains on caravans and trailers.
Under the Australian Road Rules the driver of a vehicle is responsible to: Control the movement of the trailer and; Ensure that it is safe to tow the trailer.
28 Aug 2014
Buyer beware don't get caught in 'fat van' towing trap
GSA gets regular requests for help from caravan buyers related to industry compliance and in particular tow vehicles and whether they are fit for the purpose intended.
Consumers have the right to expect that a business will not mislead or deceive them. Advertising by a business should never lead a consumer to believe something that isn't true. This might relate to the value, capabilities or quality of goods and services, source Fair Trading Qld.
Here is a cautionary tale...
26 Aug 2014
Burketown's first Morning Glory Festival rolls Sept 25 to 28
Savannah Way News reports that the first Morning Glory Festival is set for September 25 to 28 at Burketown near the Gulf of Carpentaria.
The festival celebrates the unique phenomenon that is the unusual cloud formations that roll in once a year, called 'The Morning Glory' cloud.
These clouds are so rare that most people will never see one in their lifetime.
26 Aug 2014
NZ High Court directs council to revoke amended Freedom Camping bylaws stance
The New Zealand Motor Caravan Association (NZMCA) President Bruce Stanger is hailing the long-awaited High Court judgement over the Thames Coromandel District Council's consolidated freedom camping bylaws as 'a tremendous result' for the organisation.
Bruce Strange also raises the question of the council refunding unlawfully-gathered fines.
26 Aug 2014
Bonegilla's reef knots of recall bind fabric of multi-national New Australia
Bonegilla was the first Australian home for about 310,000 refugees and assisted migrants from more than 50 countries. Over time Bonegilla became Victoria's 'Little Europe'.
It was showery and cool as we met Australia's biggest and longest operating migrant centre.
The weather added reality to the experience of the remnant huts and buildings of Block 19. Spartan corrugated iron roof and walls, but this heritage centre touches the core of current day Australia.
Bonegilla speaks of courage. People game to have a go way outside their comfort zones.
21 Aug 2014
Wodonga Border Caravan and Camping Expo lifts to new size, display, variety levels
Wodonga's 4th annual Border Caravan & Camping Expo set a whole new standard for the size and variety of displays and patrons liked what they saw.
Exhibitors reported an enthusiastic response to the spacious new layout and the greatly increased variety of products on display, with strong sales across the board.
The Caravan Industry Association of Victoria (CIA Vic) was more than happy with the result for its official industry show, with attendance close to last year's figures of 11,500.
13 Aug 2014
GSA's Alan, Pam and Chloe review life on the road from Day 1
Getting started for living life on the road is filled with sorting and storing and then trying to fit everything into the caravan and Ute and 'hit the road'.
Two fine china tea cups are a touch of home.
The GOOD ironing board cover is essential. They prize room to extend their caravan's awning, a well drained campsite, classic pubs, pet friendly parks, BIG Rig parking, sharp knives and the many friendly people who value the economic boost road tourism brings to their area and businesses.
9 Aug 2014
Game changer challenge for tourism says VicParks CEO
Tourism businesses are being challenged to rethink their business models in the light of constant change and diversity, VicParks CEO Elizabeth White says in a report to members.
The advent of the retired and permanently travelling Baby Boomers has challenged caravan park operators to provide safe, secure and quieter accommodation for this demographic, she said.
8 Aug 2014
Goldstream delivers adventure caravan design options at Wodonga Expo
Goldstream responded to the rapidly expanding Australian buyer demand for adventurous time-out caravan and camper experiences at Border RV & Camping Expo at Wodonga Racecourse from 15 to 17 August.
Goldstream created the 16ft 6in Rear Ensuite caravan designed to travel well behind smaller 4WD and AWD vehicles with tow ratings of about two and a half tonnes.
Goldstream uses quality suspensions and builds in strength with double ply walls.
8 Aug 2014
How a Ferret learnt to deal with Rabbits while caught in an Ice storm
Police say we have a Crystal methamphetamine 'Ice' storm epidemic. So here is informed advice on how to handle the situation whether travelling or at home.
First and foremost another person's behavior is their responsibility.
Only support an individual if they change their violent behavior.
Being supportive does not mean that you have to be at risk.
It is OK to talk about it.
Get support for yourself, even if the violent individual does not want help.
The words of Martin Luther King offer a resounding direction to what is the best thing to do for all concerned. He said 'Thus far and no further!'
5 Aug 2014
Now we have your attention GoSee offers some thoughts on safe towing
Now we have your attention GoSee offers some thoughts on safe towing. It is essential to take the time to read the Owner's Manual for both the tow vehicle and the caravan.
This may be a War and Peace challenge, but the rewards the knowledge gained gives is worth the trouble.
Have towing fit-out work done by a registered professional provider who understands what is required for modern caravans and towing safety.
1 Aug 2014
GSA Road Show snugs down on big gale day at Wellington SA Caravan Park
GSA's Alan Pam and Chloe rode out a 7 deg gale snugged down in the lee of Wellington Caravan Parks sheltering fence as a series of severe weather events marched east through South Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
.Chloe was happy because pets are welcome on site. Alan was happy because he had all reefs in early in a sheltered anchorage and his crew were comfortable despite the storm weather.
31 Jul 2014
GSA participating Caravan, Holiday and Tourist parks of the Murray
This Information Article profiles the huge range of options and experiences GSA's participating Caravan, Holiday and Tourist Parks offer in the Blue Sky Sunshine Country of the Murray River and its related towns and attractions from Wodonga to Mildura.
To access this extensive free Victorian and NSW touring information quickly knock the parks name into the unique Multi-search box at the top right of the GSA Home Page. Click the down arrow on Select Search Area. Click Caravan Parks. Click search.
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