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The cover of Queen of the Demonweb Pits, with art by Jim Roslof. The artwork depicts a group of adventurers confronting Lolth and her minions.
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|1st Ed AD&D
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|Generic AD&D / Greyhawk
|David Sutherland with Gary Gygax
|First published
|October 1980
|Linked modules
Expedition to the Demonweb Pits
Queen of the Demonweb Pits (Q1) is an adventure module for the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game written by David Sutherland. The "Q" in the module code is an abbreviation of the word "queen".[1] This module is a sequel to the D series of modules.[2] Queen of the Demonweb Pits was novelized in 2001 under the same title.
Queen of the Demonweb Pits is the seventh module in an epic series of adventures set in the World of Greyhawk, beginning with persistent raiding by local hill giants and other events described in the G1-3 Against the Giants modules. The series continues to an odyssey into the Underdark as described in the "Drow" series of modules: D1 – Descent into the Depths of the Earth, D2 – Shrine of the Kuo-Toa, and D3 – Vault of the Drow. (D1 and D2 were later compiled into a single adventure, D1-2 – Descent into the Depths of the Earth). This module sends the player characters to the demonic abyss to defeat the evil demigod Lolth, the demonic demigoddess of the drow.[2]
Plot summary[edit]
At the conclusion of Vault of the Drow, the characters find an astral gate leading to the Abyssal realm of Lolth, Demon Queen of Spiders, goddess of the drow elves and architect of the sinister plot described in the series involving hill giants, frost giants, fire giants, kuo-toa, drow, and other creatures. Her realm, the 66th layer of the Abyss, is referred to as the Demonweb Pits.
The player characters are transported to another plane and cast into the labyrinth known as the Demonweb.[3] In order to return home, the characters must find their way out of the web and then defeat the evil demigoddess Lolth in her lair.[3]
The Q1 module was the first to offer a glimpse into the Abyss itself, home to the D&D race of Demons. It features a map of the maze-like Demonweb Pits,[2] a series of interweaving passageways constructed in a maelstrom of lost souls in the abyssal plane. Characters who venture off the path are most likely lost. Many spells work differently or not at all. In the maze, there are a number of portals to other worlds, some where Lolth is sending minions to try and invade, such as a winter world and a world of permanent night. This makes Queen of the Demonweb Pits an unusually open-ended adventure, as each "portal" could potentially lead to a massive area, from which the dungeon master could, if he or she chose, launch an entirely new campaign.
As the adventure progresses, the player characters make their way through Lolth's webs, where they are confronted by her minions, slaves, guards, and captives.[4] At the very end of the module, the players face a final confrontation with Lolth, an exceptionally difficult challenge.[5] Here lies a gargantuan mechanical spider, which Lolth can manipulate. The dungeon also introduced Lolth's handmaidens, the demonic Yochlol.
Publication history[edit]
After the publication of the first six modules in the series, there was a delay in this module's development and release. Gary Gygax reported he had found it difficult to conceptualize how to write it. David C. Sutherland proposed an outline which impressed Gygax so much that he decided to use it.
Queen of the Demonweb Pits was the tournament dungeon for the Origins '79 game convention.[3][6] David C. Sutherland III and Gary Gygax designed the module, which was then published in 1980 as a 32-page booklet with a folder of maps.[4] The module featured two outer folders with a cover by Jim Roslof and interior illustrations by Erol Otus and Jeff Dee.[3] Queen of the Demonweb Pits was intended to be the final adventure in a series of seven by Gygax.[4]
The module was the sequel to the D-series and was later republished as part of the Queen of the Spiders supermodule (coded GDQ1-7), containing the entire saga.[3] Queen of the Demonweb Pits was made into a novel of the same name by Paul Kidd for the Greyhawk Classics series.[7] The novel was published by Wizards of the Coast in 2001. In 2007, the module's setting was revisited in the Wizards of the Coast adventure module, Expedition to the Demonweb Pits.
At the time the module was released, each Dungeons & Dragons module was marked with an alphanumeric code indicating the series to which it belonged.[1] The "Q" in the module code represents the first letter in the word "queen".[1]
Elisabeth Barrington reviewed Queen of the Demonweb Pits as part of a review in the 35th issue of The Space Gamer in 1981.[4] She noted that players and the Dungeon Master need to be fairly experienced, particularly because some spell effects have been altered; "It takes skill, courage, and ingenuity to make your way into (and possibly, if you're lucky, out of) the pits. A good challenge for experienced players."[4] Barrington did complain that some of the spell alterations felt unnecessary, as some of the spells which were very useful under ordinary circumstances became almost useless due to the alterations. She did note that the book contained "many excellent ideas", and that the artwork was "up to TSR's usual neatness and simplicity", but that overall the module was "Not one of TSR's best efforts, but a worthy try."[4]
Dungeon Master for Dummies lists Queen of the Demonweb Pits as one of the ten best classic adventures.[2]
Ken Denmead of Wired listed the module as one of the "Top 10 D&D Modules I Found in Storage This Weekend". The module is intended for levels 10–14, but he commented that the module was published "before level-inflation had taken its toll on a weary nation. In year 2007 levels, that's like 100!"[8] He felt a number of aspects of the Abyss were psychedelic, describing the web's doors as similar to the "loony corridor scene from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band."[8] According to Denmead, "This is one big, bad module, and if you make it to the end, well, there's just one last monster to take care of. [...] You are, in effect, trying to take out a goddess. Good luck with that."[8]
When combined as a single adventure with the rest of GDQ series, this module was voted the single greatest adventure of all time by Dungeon magazine in 2004, on the 30th anniversary of the Dungeons & Dragons game.[9]
- ^ a b c "Dungeons & Dragons FAQ". wizards.com. Retrieved 2007-03-29.
- ^ a b c d Slavicsek, Bill; Baker, Rich; Grubb, Jeff (2006). Dungeon Master For Dummies. For Dummies. p. 320. ISBN 978-0-471-78330-5. Retrieved 2009-02-12.
- ^ a b c d e Schick, Lawrence (1991). Heroic Worlds: A History and Guide to Role-Playing Games. Prometheus Books. p. 110. ISBN 0-87975-653-5.
- ^ a b c d e f Barrington, Elisabeth (January 1981). "Capsule Reviews". The Space Gamer (Steve Jackson Games) (35): 26.
- ^ Sutherland III, David C, and Gygax, Gary. Queen of the Demonweb Pits (TSR, 1980) ISBN 0-394-51541-2.
- ^ Gygax, Gary (October 1979). "From the Sorcerer's Scroll". The Dragon (Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: TSR, Inc.) (#30): 22.
- ^ Kidd, Paul. Queen of the Demonweb Pits (Wizards of the Coast, 2001), ISBN 0-7869-1903-5
- ^ a b c Denmead, Ken (January 4, 2008). "Top 10 D&D Modules I Found in Storage This Weekend". Wired. Archived from the original on August 20, 2009. Retrieved August 20, 2009.
- ^ Mona, Erik; James Jacobs (2004). "The 30 Greatest D&D Adventures of All Time". Dungeon 116.
External links[edit]
- Queen of the Demonweb Pits at the Acaeum.com
- Queen of the Demonweb Pits at the TSR Archive
- Queen of the Demonweb Pits at the Pen & Paper RPG Database


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The ivory trade peaked in the 19th century when ivory was considered a symbol of wealth and status. It was used to make buttons, brush handles, letter openers, fans, billiard balls, piano keys and statues. In the 1980s, Japan was the biggest consumer of ivory in the world. Much of it was used to carve personal signature stamps called hankos. Everyone in Japan needs a seal to do business and those made from ivory became a popular sign of high social rank.
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Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing), Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) and Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) spoke to the media on Sunday...
Q: Sebastian, your 31st career victory - two less than Fernando - and your fifth this season. Clearly the decisive moment was the opening lap of the race. Tell us about that and how it set you up for the rest of the afternoon.
SV: Yeah, obviously very difficult around here to plan your start because first of all you need to have a good launch off the line and then there's a long straight coming. A bit like Korea. I tried my best to line up behind Lewis and basically benefit from a massive tow through Eau Rouge. I think especially in the opening lap when the tyres are not yet completely there and the fuel tank is full, Obviously the cars are quite heavy up the hill and produce a lot of drag and I was able, in the tow, to make up a lot of speed and when I got side by side I had a lot of advantage over Lewis and was able to get straight ahead. So, yeah, it worked very well, what I was trying to, let's say, plan at the exit of turn two. And after that I just tried to settle into the rhythm. I tried to open a gap to be flexible at the first stop and yeah, until the end we had incredible pace. We didn't expect that. We knew, probably, going in that, in the dry, we should be able to beat Mercedes on the track but we knew other cars - Lotus, Ferrari - they looked very competitive in the dry, so in that regard yeah, we had massive pace and could control the race until the end.
Q: You've increased your championship lead as well, now over Fernando, almost two race wins clear. How are you feeling about it at this stage?
SV: For sure a positive message today but I'm honestly more happy to win the race today: it's a fantastic track and especially when the car works well, you don't want the race to stop. The car is getting lighter and lighter and I was very comfortable at the end on the Primes. The car, as I said, was just a pleasure to drive. You don't... I didn't think about the championship or points. Obviously I know the higher up you finish the better it is: ideally ahead of everyone else, which worked today. But yeah, such a great circuit. We've had good races here in the past so it's nice to have another one, another great memory today. So, that's what honestly I was focussing on most. For sure, regarding the championship, it's a bonus.
Q: Fernando, obviously for you also the start was pretty decisive. Ninth on the grid, up to fifth on the opening lap. You passed Rosberg, Webber, Button, Hamilton to come through to second place. That's quite a recovery from what must have been a very disappointing qualifying performance yesterday.
FA: Yeah, I think the weekend was more or less good for us with recovering some feelings that we lost in July with the car especially. We were a little bit more competitive - or we felt a little bit more competitive this weekend. Not for sure maybe for pole position but to be in the first four or five positions on the grid, maybe that was possible but yesterday I think were extremely unlucky with the situation in Q3 with weather and the track: where we were, in the place we were, at the time we were was wrong. So, unfortunately some times in these changeable conditions you are lucky, sometimes unlucky. I remember Malaysia very well in Q3, we were in the right place in the right moment and we were second and third of the grid. Yesterday was a little bit the opposite. So we had to plan a perfect race from the start to the pace of the car, to the strategy and everything worked fine and we could recover some places and extremely important for the championship also to get some good points again after three races not so good.
Q: Lewis touched on it yesterday in the press conference here, that throughout the practice and qualifying as well the Ferrari looked quite quick and looked like it had taken a step forward. Do you feel that over the course of this weekend? Is that giving you encouragement? Obviously we're going to some very different kinds of circuits in the next few weeks but are you taking encouragement from this weekend?
FA: I'm happy. I'm happy with the feeling that I had this weekend. I'm happy with the parts that we brought here, seems that they are working fine. We need to take things very carefully because, as you say, this is a very specific circuit and we are not first and second in any practice or any qualifying or any race. We are ninth and tenth in quali and now we are second and seventh in the race. At the moment it is still work to do.
Q: Lewis, great getaway from pole into the first corner but describe the remainder of that first part of that first lap from your perspective.
LH: It was not particularly exciting or anything. It was pretty straightforward. Half-decent start and I felt like I got a good exit out of turn one but these guys... Sebastian just caught me massively, particularly through Eau Rouge. There was no defending really. I could only move once, so I moved once and just had to watch him glide by. After that it was very, very difficult to hold onto him. And also when Fernando came by, particularly down the straights, he was just pulling away.
Q: At one point on the radio you were saying "I'm getting everything I can out of the car." Obviously finishing around 27 seconds behind at the end of the race. Is that a concern for you, given the way you translated pole to victory before the summer break?
LH: Not really. I think every year you come here - here and Monza - you come with a new package, new front and particularly rear wing and sometimes you hit the nail on the head and sometimes you don't. I think we've done a decent job but obviously these guys have done a slightly better job. Whether or not we can make an adjustment before the next race, we'll wait and see but I think more importantly we'll be back to being very competitive - or more competitive when we get to Singapore.
Q: (Oana Popoiu - F1 Zone) Fernando, definitely a good race for you, starting from P9 but is it also good for your championship, as Vettel finished ahead of you?
FA: I think it's good; obviously we lost an extra seven points but when they are dominating the weekend, when they do everything better than us and they win the race, they deserve the win and we need to aim for maximum points. Weekends like this one we need to extract the maximum from the car. That is what we did this weekend, all we could in qualifying, all we could in the race. In the race, once we were second we were two to four tenths slower per lap. When you are the second fastest, you deserve to finish second. So we just need to congratulate Sebastian, Red Bull and try to get better for Monza, but in terms of the championship, as I said, we came from two fifth places in Hockenheim and Hungary, with a little bit of a not good feeling and not good performance from the car and today I think we recovered some of the optimism that we lost and I think it was a good weekend for the championship in terms of feeling and in terms of points as well.
Q: (Heikki Kulta - Turun Sanomat) Sebastian, Kimi is now 63 points behind you. Do you think he's out of this championship?
SV: No, there's more than 63 points you can score before the end of the season. I don't know what happened to him. It's obviously a shame for him but these things can happen. I had a technical failure in Silverstone, we lost the race. It hurts but equally you have so many races that all of us we have these kind of things happening; surely the cars are - in terms of generation - at their end and it's not a completely new car if you look at the previous years but still we are pushing. The cars are on the limit and you try to get everything out of them. Things that are built on the limit can also break.
Q: (Paolo Ianieri - La Gazzetta dello Sport) Sebastian, do you feel you are like in the situation of two years ago when you won the championship quite early in Japan? Do you think it's going smoothly and you are relaxed with the situation around you?
SV: Well, I... maybe you have a different memory but what I remember from 2011 is that we had a fantastic season but we were working very hard, step by step, race by race and surely not working towards a certain race to seal the championship with a couple of races to go. I wasn't relaxed at that time, I was as nervous as I am today, hopefully. Therefore, as I said, it's really step by step and not trying to be too smart, too clever and think too far ahead.
Q:(Andy Young - Richland F1) Fernando, once again you were fast in the race but not so much in qualifying. Do you think this could affect your championship chances against Sebastian?
FA: Well, we need to improve the qualifying performance but to be honest, I'm doing what I can. I'm 8-3 against my teammate, I think. Yesterday was about qualifying but I was 0.6s quicker than my teammate, so in a way, it's not that the races are good and the qualifyings are bad, it's just the way it is and we are extracting the maximum from the car all the time. In the races there are more aspects, not pure performance of the car. There is the strategy, the management of the tyres, the characteristics of the cars and on that aspect, I think we are very strong. In the pure performance of the car, we are maybe lacking some performance compared to the others but as I said, I'm extremely happy with the performance we are achieving on Saturday and also on Sunday and the championship is open and we have the best example last year. I was leading with 41 points ahead of Sebastian after the Monza race and I arrived in Texas 15 points behind, so things can change very quickly. Our hopes are to keep developing, to keep improving performance and try to repeat what happened last year the other way around.
Q: (Livio Oricchio - O Estado de Sao Paulo) Lewis, after being on pole position, is this more of less what you expected in the race or did you expect to be closer to Red Bull?
LH: I think yesterday I said that I don't think we generally have the same pace as these guys, or at least, not necessarily the Ferraris but more so the Red Bulls. But they were both too fast for us today. It's the best we could have done. Yesterday, the weather helped us to get up to where we were. At the end of the day, we just need to work a little bit harder. I think we can do a better job, hopefully for Monza.
Q: (Jerome Pugmeister - Associated Press) Fernando, you said the team's recovered some of its optimism. How far can that optimism take you; do you still believe you can mount a genuine title challenge with eight races left?
FA: Yeah, yeah. I think we cannot forget that in the first five races we were a very competitive team. We won two of the five races and we were in a position to fight for the podium all the time. At that point, we were a very few points behind the leader. Then there were some races in the championship where we went backwards in terms of a step in the car and we lost direction a little bit. We understood the problem, we analysed everything and all the things that we are now bringing to the races are delivering what we expected, finally, so this gives us the possibility to get our good form back but we still have to recover some of the gap, to fight for pole positions etc but the championship is very long, and as I said before, the example is what happened to us last year. If you have a competitive car and you win four or five consecutive races like Sebastian did last year in India, Japan, Singapore etc, you recover very quickly. If we are in the position to do that, we will find out very soon.
Q: (Peter Farkas - Auto Motor) Sebastian, I think unusually for Red Bull, your car was set up for quite a high top speed. Was it because you have taken into consideration that you expected to do some overtaking during the race, and how well does that look for Monza, with reasonably low downforce? You were very quick here.
SV: Well, ideally we try to set up our car to the optimum. I think we were maybe more competitive than we expected. Whether that's us over-performing or the others under-performing, I'm not entirely sure to be honest. So in that regard, it's always nice to have speed on the straights if you have to overtake, then it's obviously easier to get yourself side-by-side with the other car and to lose something more under braking, whereas if you're limited by straightline speed it's very difficult to pass. We've had some bad experiences around here so maybe this year we were a little bit on the higher side in terms of speed. For Monza, I don't know actually. It's very difficult to predict. We had painful years in a way, where we just get hammered down the straights and we've had years where the loss down the straight was limited, so we could come back in the corners and for sure, if you look back the 2011 experience was great in that regard. How it turns out to be this year it's difficult to say. I think we can be quite confident. We had a good race in Canada, we had a very good race here which are both medium downforce type of tracks, so I hope that our low downforce package goes in the same direction.
Q: (Michael Schmidt - Auto, Motor und Sport) Sebastian, when you attacked Lewis did you have some KERS left for it and then obviously to Lewis, did you have some KERS to defend yourself or was everything gone after the start?
SV: I had some left.
LH: I had some left but he was catching me so I didn't use the rest of it, I saved it for the rest of the lap.


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Just got accepted to DNP program--need helpful tips!
- 0May 22, '10 by LiLoRNI just got accepted to a DNP program for the fall. For those of you in a program, even at a Master's level, could you please give me some suggestions on helpful study guides/books/websites/anything that you feel has helped you through school? I would like to start reviewing stuff over the summer. Thanks! It's the family track BTW
- 1May 22, '10 by kenyohunt1Hello
can not offer first hand experience yet as I am in the same position as you. Just got accepted for Fall at USA. But I have been told be others first order of business get the APA 6th edition as writing papers is a way of life in the DNP program. Also check out the Specialty section for Advance practice nurses there is a thread tools for NPs that offers some advice about some software that maybe helpful for clinicals. Hope this helps some.
- 0May 23, '10 by meandragonbrettI would relax this summer. Spend time with the family, take a trip(s), read for pleasure, etc. I say just do what you want to do that you gain pleasure out of.
Once school starts...a lot of that will end. You won't have time to read for pleasure because you have so much reading to do from various texts, journals, websites, etc. (it can easily add up to 1,000 pages per week depending on your course load), you have what seems like endless papers (seriously), discussion postings, critiques, case studies, projects, and of course the never ending group work. It can get very overwhelming very quickly!
When on breaks, I don't do ANYTHING school related. I have fun and do things that I derive pleasure for. You've got to take care of yourself during those 1-2 week/month break during your courses. Taking care of yourself will help keep you from getting burned out quickly and sitting out a semester or only taking one class a semester and it will also help to keep you on track to graduate on time.
Good luck! What program were you accepted to?
- 0Jun 21, '10 by nurserach2010congrats
- 0Jun 25, '10 by Missy89Hi! I'm graduating with my BSN this winter and want to begin school at least by Jan of 2011. I am from Orlando and was looking at possible schools. Can you tell me what your stats and experience was for getting into the program? Such as previous rn experience and overall and nursing gpa. Thanks!!
- 1Jun 25, '10 by LiLoRNTo my knowledge, UCF is only accepting in the Fall right now b/c they're just getting their DNP program together. My class is the first one. So if you want to go there you'd probably have to wait until Fall 2011. They no longer offer a Master's program for the FNP, but you can get it along the way and stop school if you want to if you get it before 2015.
As for stats, I don't really have anything spectacular. I've been a RN for 5 years, I have a AS Nursing and BS Biology, my cumulative GPA is I think 3.4, but nursing GPA is a 4.0; GRE was average.
Hope that helps, if you have any other questions let me know!
- 0May 3, '11 by l'infermiereHello
Just got accepted to 2011 DNP at UCF, FNP track, anyone have any input or advice? Things they would have liked to have known before hand. How is the program? With regards to clinicals are you able yo do any in the hospital setting, fast track ED? I work at ORMC so I was hoping to be able to profit somewhat from the connections there with the NP/PA/MD/DO and precept with some. Are you allowed to do extra clinicals? Finally how were your core science courses?
- 0May 4, '11 by LiLoRNFirst off, congrats. I'm only in my 2nd semester there so I can't give you much advice. The classes I've taken so far have been pretty easy. I'm not much of a theory person so those (in my mind) 'fluff' classes are annoying. I don't really like to write papers on stuff I'm not interested in. The science courses have been fine; self-directed study is the best for me. Clinicals for me won't start until January. I definately think you will be able to use your contacts for your clinicals. However, if they round at the hospital and you go with them UCF won't count that towards your clinical time. They say they are not gearing us towards working in a hospital so they discourage us from spending time there. So def no ED clinicals. That is the most negative thing about the program, I think. My nursing background is in the surgical arena and so naturally that's where I would like to get a job eventually but from what I understand I can't precept with a surgeon. That's really all I can tell you at this point! Good luck!


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|Elizabeth L. Youmans has served North American Christian education as a classroom teacher, school administrator, trainer of teachers, graduate school professor, curriculum writer, editor of The Noah Plan®, a K-12 published day and homeschool curriculum. Dr. Youmans founded and now governs a Christian educational institute called Chrysalis International in Orlando, Florida. With 30 years of pioneering experience in Word-centered education at the local and national level, she now imparts the vision for educational reform internationally by laying teaching and learning solidly on the foundation of Christ and His Word. Challenged in 2002 by an international NGO to create a principle-based curriculum for at-risk children around the world, she designed and now writes and edits the curriculum for AMO®, an enriched, childrens program that is translated into Spanish, Portuguese, French, Romanian, Korean and Burmese for use throughout the world.
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Dr. Youmans has been associated with many outstanding Christian educators. For over twenty years she co-labored with Dr. Carole Adams as a founding parent and educator at Stonebridge School to establish the vision and pioneer the expression of Principle Approach education as a national demonstration school. Stonebridge School is an A.C.S.I. accredited, K4-12 day school located in Chesapeake, Virginia, where she is now a Board of Directors Emeritus. Dr. Youmans served four years as the director of Stonebridge Educational Foundation and developed a national teachers training program. She also labored with Rosalie Slater at the Foundation for American Christian Education. As the director of educational projects for six years, she compiled and wrote curriculum guides and edited The Noah Plan.
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Tamara Valovich McLeod, Ph.D., ATC, CSCS '96
Academic Achievements
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, Education - Sports Medicine, August 2002
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
Dissertation: The use of the Standardized Assessment of Concussion and Balance Error Scoring System and learning effects in youth sports participants.
MASTER OF SCIENCE, Kinesiology, August 1998
University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado
Thesis: Alterations in the blood pressure response to an acute resistance exercise task.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, Sportsmedicine, May 1996
Mercyhurst College, Erie, Pennsylvania
Professional Achievements
- Co-Principal Project Director: The Clinical Outcomes Research Education for Athletic Trainers (CORE-AT) Program: Training Clinical Researchers for Evidenced-Based Practice. Funded by the National Athletic Trainers' Association Research and Education Foundation. April 2008.
The goal of the Clinical Outcomes Research Education for Athletic Trainers (CORE-AT) Project is to educate and train post-professional athletic training students to utilize technology for the collection of healthcare outcomes data in order to practice in an evidence-based manner.
- Promotion to Associate Professor, A.T. Still University, 2007
- Nominee for the Freddie H. Fu New Investigator Award, NATA Foundation, 2007 & 2008.
- Journal of Athletic Training, 1st runner-up Non-Research Manuscript of the Year, 2006.
- Scholar of the Year, Arizona School of Health Sciences, 2005 & 2007
- Nominee for the David H. Perrin Doctoral Dissertation Award, National Athletic Trainers' Association Research and Education Foundation, 2005
- Sports Health Care Faculty of the Year, Arizona School of Health Sciences, 2004
- National Athletic Trainers' Association Research and Education Foundation, Finalist for the Masters Student Research Poster Award, 2003, 2004 (Faculty Advisor).
Personal Achievements
- Married to Ian McLeod, PA-C, ATC, who is employed in a family medicine/sports medicine practice.
- Mother to Allister (May 2005) and Kalyn (Feb 2007)
- Completed the Arizona Rock and Roll Marathon in 2004 and 2008
- Being able to balance work and family!
Career Highlights
- Presenting one of our concussion studies at the 3rd International Conference on Concussion in Sport, Zurich, Switzerland, October 2008.
- Writing Group Chair: NATA Position Statement on Pediatric Overuse Injuries (in progress).
- Writing Group Member: NATA Position Statement on the Management of Sport-Related Concussion.
- Writing Group & Consultant: Appropriate Medical Care for Secondary School-Aged Athletes Task Force. National Athletic Trainers' Association and Inter-Association Task Force.
Service to the Profession
National Athletic Trainers' Association Pronouncement Committee on Overuse Injuries in the Young Athlete, Committee Chair; January 2006-present.
National Athletic Trainers' Association Research and Education Foundation (NATA-REF), District 7 Chair and Board Member; June 2005-present.
Brain Injury Association of Arizona, Board of Directors; November 2005-present.
Arizona Interscholastic Association Sports Medicine Committee; October 2004-present.
Arizona Athletic Trainers' Association. Newsletter Committee Chair / Newsletter Editor; April 2004-present.
National Athletic Trainers' Association Women in Athletic Training Committee, District 7 Chair & Professional Development Sub-Committee Chair, June 2004-June 2007.
Appropriate Medical Care for Secondary School-Aged Athletes Task Force. National Athletic Trainers' Association and Inter-Association Task Force, Writing Group & Consultant; October 2003-September 2004.
National Athletic Trainers' Association Pronouncement Committee on the Management of Sports-Related Concussions, Committee member; September 2002-October 2004.
Journal of Athletic Training: April 2000-present
Editorial Board Member: January 2005-present
Manuscript Reviewer: January 2000-January 2005
Editorial Assistant: April 2000-December 2001
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation: April 2002-present
Editorial Board Member: March 2008-present
-primarily responsible for the Critically Appraised Topics (CATS) section
Guest Reviewer; April 2002-present
Athletic Training and Sports Health Care Journal: Editorial Board Member: June 2008-present
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise: Guest Reviewer; June 2005-present
Sports Health: Guest Reviewer; July 2008-present
Perceptual and Motor Skills: Guest Reviewer; April 2005-present
Athletic Therapy Today: Guest Reviewer; November 2003-present
Board of Certification: Home Study Reviewer for the BOC Approved Provider Program; May 2004-present.


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On Monday morning, reporters for the Easy Reader News took some photos of recycling bins behind the Redondo Beach Main Post Office filled with apparently undelivered Local Values advertising circulars issued by the LA Times Media Group and PennySaver USA. Although a spokesperson for the USPS told the paper the materials were likely deemed "undeliverable, duplicate, or excess," LAT spokeswoman Nancy Sullivan is not so sure.
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Sullivan said that the Times' system prevents duplications. "The Los Angeles Times Media Group does utilize the United States Post Service (USPS) to deliver Local Values in Redondo Beach and we are gravely concerned about what this photo appears to depict," Sullivan said in a statement. "The Times will be working with the USPS to understand the circumstances and their plans to remedy the situation if necessary, and will join with the producers of the other mailers apparently disposed of to gain a full understanding."


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Recent comments
- Ron Tizzard
- September 10, 2012 - 09:47
Donny and Too Funny, why don't you each take a few minutes and share with me, and the other readers, what exactly it is that you are so sarcastic about, so negative towards others who found the School's experience so positively. What is driving your anger? Write a couple of sensible lines, and share with us. I would be really interested in hearing your stories...from both you and 'Too Funny'. So, why are you so passionately down on Br. Rice School, I understand it's no me, so whatever you say I'm not taking it personally. Share with the readers, it would be most interesting. Your responses .to date from both of you serve no purpose but to further diminish yourselves. You both have no than that to offer up to the public about yourselves...so share, and let go of your anger...you'll feel great. Once your anger is gone, you'll have more positive emotional space to 'enjoy' those around you, and perhaps even yourself....that's where your anger is coming from; it anger, not self-indulgent comedy. You belittle yourselves.
- Ron Tizzard
- September 10, 2012 - 07:24
Donny, why don't you share with us, your readers, why you are so negatively fixed in your opinions about your experiences while in Br. Rice? What happened with you while you were there that so entrenched you in whirl-pool, life-cycle of negativity. You sound like you still haven't matured, enough at least, to accept some of the responsibility for your seeming dismal fortunes at Rice. Why don't you share, and begin the healing process...it will help you, maybe, to enjoy the rest of your life, and very likely make the life of those 'around you' brighter, having been speared from your painful negative take on life. It's still there for you to take back....I'M BETTING ON YOU.
- Donny Dooley
- September 07, 2012 - 11:48
I want whatever you're smokin' Tizzard b'y!
- Too Funny
- September 07, 2012 - 13:54
Oh I think you've had enough to smoke and drink already.
- Ron Tizzard
- September 06, 2012 - 08:59
I don't know what your particular concerns are in life, to make you write such a casutic critique of your Br. Rice experience. I came from St. Pats to Br,. Rice in 1962, to complete grade 12, which positioned some graduating students an opportunity to receive a credit or two towards your first year in university...if you were to go on to university...which worked for me, personally. Yes, there have been some Brothers and Priests who, because of their brutal, psychogical abborations through time who have caused their Religous-based associates much grief , That has been a tragedy, which we seem to be moving-on from, for some, of course, that movement will be much more slowly. Don, it's a pity you choose to permit these abberant events/times to chase you through time, and coloour your movement forward in life. You still have the coice to let-go, and pat yourself on the back for what you have achieved to date...Br. Rice High School was and still is a great teaching institution....life is never easy, all the time here on earth; never let a couple of spots spoil your goals in life...we all have experienced them. I would suggest that you rewrite your comment, and celebrate the education you received there...hoping, trusting you graduated and are otherwise successful in life. Best wishes..
- Donny Dooley
- September 05, 2012 - 21:31
Obviously, Pat went to a different Br. Rice than I did then. All I can remember is violent christian brothers teaching and sketchbag priests hangin' around the chapel. Hardly worth any congratulations and after 50 years this would be a good time to tear it down and put up a nice supermarket! No offence.


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Republican Scott Brown's decision to move to another state may actually allow him to get back into the Senate. A new WMUR Granite State Poll found the New Hampshire Senate race is extremely close. If the election were held today 46 percent would vote to re-elect Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and 44 percent would vote for Brown. [...]
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It is looking more and more likely that New Hampshire will be one of the Senate race Democrats don't need to worry about this November. Incumbent Democrat Jeanne Shaheen has seen her both her overall favorability rating and her standing in the general election improve significantly in the latest WMUR Granite State Poll. The poll [...]
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Directly after his surprisingly strong showing in the Iowa caucus Rick Santorum experienced a significant and immediate bump in support in New Hampshire. However, it now appears that was just a one time jump in support for Santorum instead of part of a growing trend. Before the Iowa caucus Santorum's support was only in the [...]
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I used the full amount of red wine vinegar. What a mistake! That, with the tart lime juice made this practically inedible. Way, way, way too sour. I did not add the cheese, maybe that is why the recipe seemed to make more like 3 or 4 (not 6 servings)? This was not good. In the future, will try a variation of it without lime juice or vinegar.
LOVED this recipe. Made exactly as recipe said. Great for the summer with LOTS of flavor. Definately a keeper!
Just perfect for a simple meal on a hot summer day. very easy to make, as all the ingredients are chilled at the end (so you don't have to worry about precise timing). We added some fresh asparagus- yum. I substituted little grape tomatoes for some pop. Very, very satisfying.
Just perfect for a simple meal on a hot summer day. very easy to make, as all the ingredients are chilled at the end (so you don't have to worry about precise timing). We added some fresh asparagus- yum. I substituted little grape tomatoes for some pop. Very, very satisfying.
A very nice summer side salad. I don't have a grill so I cooked the shrimp, zucchini and peppers under the broiler. 2-3 minutes for the shrimp and 10-15 minutes for the veggies. Turned out great.
Very delicious and a great summer recipe. I made a few changes. I didn't have red wine vinegar so I used seasoned rice vinegar. Instead of shrimp I grilled two portabella mushrooms and sliced them. I didn't have Mozzarell so I mixed in some grated Parmesan cheese at the end. The final change I made was a small handfull of roasted slivered almonds. I only added the almonds for texture. Overall, this recipe was delicious!
I was looking for a vegetable dish I could make ahead of a ball game to make fixig dinner after the game go quicker and this was perfect. I didn't have shrimp and I used prepared roated peppers from Costco so I only had to grill the zucchini and cook the orzo. GREAT dish that everyone enjoyed. Doubled it so I can take leftovers into work. I'll try Shrimp next time because that would make my complete meal ahead of time!!
Total hit. I read a lot of the previous reviews and I decided to cut the vinegar in half and that worked out really well. I also added 2 ears of fresh grilled corn and omitted the mozarella. I sprinkled the finely cut basil on top of platter and the dish looked like it came out of a gourmet deli case. Perfect for a summer BBQ...
This dish is delicious. I'm sometimes a lazy cook, so I substitute garbanzos for the shrimp (also a cost savings) and I sauté, rather than grill, the vegetables. I also leave out the mozzarella altogether (again, so expensive!) and put in feta instead, which I find more flavorful. With these simplifications, it's a great weeknight dish.


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When family and friends gather together to watch the game, loading up the table with a variety of easy-to-grab, flavorful appetizers is a winning plan. After all, casual food and good times are what game day is all about.
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It is common to pair an exercise routine with a plan to cut calories and improve eating habits. While this good old fashioned approach to getting in shape is a smart and healthy one, it's important that your new diet provides adequate nutrition to fuel your exercise.
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Lyons High School Class of 1969 graduate Mickey Hawkins, the son of Robert N. Hawkins of Denver, and Gloria D. Hawkins of Lyons enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps on March 24, 1969 in Denver. PFC Hawkins arrived in Vietnam on September 24, and was assigned to Company A, 1st Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st MARDIV (Rein) FMF.
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Another week gone by, and, our team, the BRONCOS ARE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL! Most everyone is a fan of the Broncos, and are wishing them luck to win the Super Bowl. We will all be watching and wearing our orange. The only ones I know that have
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The Longmont Theatre Company (513 Main Street) presents the thriller, Dial "M" For Murder, on Friday and Saturday evenings, and Sunday afternoons, January 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 30, 31, and Sunday, February 1. Evening performances begin at 7:30 p.m., and matinees are at 2 p.m.
Tony Wendice married his wife, Margot, for her money and plans to murder her for the same reason. He sets out to
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Each month, the Colorado Department of Agriculture features a different commodity to highlight the variety and quality of products grown, raised or processed in the state. This month, Colorado onions are featured in the Colorado Onion, Bacon & Tomato Jam recipe.
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I am away from him for 9 hours and he takes between 6-9 ozs during that time. Leo is 3 months old. He takes three, 3 oz bottles during that time. He won't eat unless he is really hungry so the logical side is telling me he is eating when he is really hungry vs just eating to eat. This is his second week of daycare so I am curious what other bfing babies are taking down during a day.
My DD usually drinks ~9oz from 9-4:30, and another 3 from DH sometimes depending on when I get home (if I get home at 5:30 she usually eats from me, but if it's closer til 6 or 6:30 he gives her a bottle).
Except for last week during what I hope was a growth spurt, where it was 14oz several days!
tokenhoser:Around an oz per hour is normal.
I had never heard this rule, but this is exactly what we do. DS is 6.5 months old, and is at the babysitter for just under 9 hours. He gets a 5oz bottle, and a 4oz bottle. I did weighed feedings for those times of day a couple of times before I went back to work to see about how much he was eating.
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Wal-Mart Drops Prices for Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxy S4
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Wal-Mart (WMT) is following in the footsteps of Best Buy (BBY), shedding their excess smartphone inventory through pricing deals for customers who buy their smartphone at one of Wal-Mart's participating stores.
The move comes as retailers gear up for the next versions of smartphones, due out within the next five months. Samsung's Galaxy S5 is due in stores in early April.
Rumors of Apple (AAPL) iPhone (Will it be called the iPhone 6 or the iPhone Air?) have started to circulate with one Wall Street analyst speculating that the newest version could come in late summer.
Wal-Mart announced Wednesday that it was lowering the price on the iPhone 5s 16GB to $119 from $145 and the iPhone 5c to $29 from $45. It's also dropping the price on the Samsung Galaxy S4 to $49 from $99.The lower prices will be available for a minimum of 30 days, the retailer says. Customers must sign up for or renew a two-year contract through AT&T (T) or Verizon (VZ), but not Sprint (S). Approximately 3,400 Wal-Mart stores are participating.
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Definitions for Telegraphˈtɛl ɪˌgræf, -ˌgrɑf
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Telegraph
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
tel•e•graphˈtɛl ɪˌgræf, -ˌgrɑf(n.)
a system or apparatus for transmitting messages or signals to a distant place, esp. between two electric devices connected by a conducting wire or other communications channel.
Category: Telegraphy and Telephony
(v.t.)to transmit (a message) by telegraph.
Category: Telegraphy and Telephony
to send a message to (a person) by telegraph.
Category: Telegraphy and Telephony
to divulge unwittingly (one's intention, next offensive move, etc.), as to an opponent or to an audience.
Category: Informal
(v.i.)to send a message by telegraph.
Category: Telegraphy and Telephony
Origin of telegraph:
< F télégraphe (1792) a kind of manual signaling device; see tele -1, -graph
te•leg•ra•phertəˈlɛg rə fər(n.)te•leg′ra•phist
Princeton's WordNet
telegraph, telegraphy(verb)
apparatus used to communicate at a distance over a wire (usually in Morse code)
cable, telegraph, wire(verb)
send cables, wires, or telegrams
An apparatus, or a process, for communicating rapidly between distant points, especially by means of established visible or audible signals representing words or ideas, or by means of words and signs, transmitted by electrical means.
To send a message by telegraph
To give nonverbal signals to another, as with gestures or a change in attitude.
Her frown telegraphed her displeasure.
To show one's intended action unintentionally.
Origin: From télégraphe.
Webster Dictionary
an apparatus, or a process, for communicating intelligence rapidly between distant points, especially by means of preconcerted visible or audible signals representing words or ideas, or by means of words and signs, transmitted by electrical action
to convey or announce by telegraph
Telegraph is the debut album by actor, singer, and songwriter Drake Bell. The entire album was recorded by Drake and producer, Michael Corcoran as well as a few friends. The entire album was recorded in a simple home studio using a Digidesign Digi 002. The following record, It's Only Time was recorded at the time in a newly built studio named, The Backhouse. The album was released on September 27, 2005 and was issued by Backhouse Mike's label Backhouse Records and the now defunct label Nine Yards Records. Being an independently released production, it ran out of print, and was subsequently re-released on August 7, 2007. Still, it can be found in stores like F.y.e., Barnes & Noble and eBay.
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Rank popularity for the word 'Telegraph' in Nouns Frequency: #2713
Translations for Telegraph
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a system of sending messages using either wires and electricity or radio
Send it by telegraph.
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I was heartbroken to learn the San Francisco shop was closing, so I took a trip up to visit before it was gone. I picked up a holga telephoto lens which I proceeded to use as we went to Japantown next. Goodbye, Gallery Store!! You were too short for this world.This photo was shot on film. Taken by diomaxwelle with a Holga 120 CFN (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Fuji Pro 400H film in San Francisco, United States. These tags describe this photo: tran, doc, store, gallery, lomography, trip, francisco, and san. Date: 2013-05. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the album Goodbye SF Gallery Store!.
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As of Friday, Midnight in Paris — starring Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams — has earned $40.4 million, besting Woody Allen's previous directorial blockbuster, 1986's Hannah and Her Sisters, which earned just over $40 million. Except the comparison by The Hollywood Reporter doesn't take inflation into account, so technically Hannah and Her Sisters's earned over $80 million (in 2011 dollars). Still, the critical success and respectable box-office take for Woody Allen's latest film is a rather good indicator that his 45-year-plus directing career has a few good moving pictures left in it. [HR]


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Bass Pro Shops Site in Little Rock Sells for $3 Million
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Did you know the future home of Bass Pro Shopsin southwest Little Rock recently sold?
Bass Pro Outdoor World LLC of Springfield, Mo., reeled in its 29.3-acre piece of the Gateway Town Center project for $3 million.
The property at the northwest corner of Interstate 30 and Otter Creek Road will be developed to accommodate a 120,000-SF store, expected to open by Christmas 2013.
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Death at Sears, Best Buy, JCP Hurts America
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- It's been nothing short of a volatile and downright entertaining start to 2014 in physical retail. But it's not like the brick and mortuary stores (a term coined by the great Downtown Josh Brown on Twitter (TWTR)) haven't brought the pain on themselves.
In this article, I summarize and build on my take on retail's conundrum beyond the recent controversy surrounding Sears (SHLD). This conversation matters within, but also outside of investing -- retail's survival really ought to be an issue of critical national concern.
Because it's not just Sears on the verge of "death," it's names such as Best Buy (BBY), J. C. Penney (JCP) and, to a lesser extent, Target (TGT) and Wal-Mart (WMT).
First, two key points ...One ... how do we define terms such as "survival" and "death" within the context of these conversations? While I certainly believe more than a few physical retailers, even some big names, will go the way of Circuit City, references to survival and death have as much to do with relevancy as they do the notion of struggling to exist or not existing at all. To illustrate this, consider a Twitter exchange I had with TheStreet's Brian Sozzi on Friday:
??----> "The Assorted Reasons Why @Sears will Die and @JCPenney will Live" http://t.co/tQLgSUA5LO $SHLD $JCP Brian Sozzi (@BrianSozzi)
January 17, 2014
If you call that living $JCP RT @BrianSozzi: Funny you should ask that... @philprombo ---> http://t.co/bRSzxssw6o Rocco Pendola (@Rocco_TheStreet)
January 17, 2014
And that's the thing. Can we really characterize JCP outliving Sears and surviving as this place where you participate in uninspired consumption as success?
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Dori: Aren't we spending enough money on transit?on February 25, 2014 @ 3:00 pm (Updated: 4:57 pm - 2/25/14 )
But KIRO Radio's Dori Monson wants residents of King County to remember it wasn't that long ago that we were approached with another big ask in the name of Metro.
"In 2005, there was a tax increase and what was promised to the voters was if you vote for this we will increase routes by 20 percent by 2016. So the people of King County said OK that sounds good. We're two years away from 2016, and now we're told if we don't vote for another tax increase we're going to cut routes by 17 percent."
Wanting some answers, Monson called up King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski. He asked Dembowski if we were just blatantly lied to regarding the promises made to get approval of the previous tax increase. Dembowski wasn't on the council at the time, but he doesn't believe the community was lied to.
"Frankly, the recession came in 2007, the great recession, the biggest economic catastrophe since the great depression and Metro is funded with nine-tenths of a penny sales tax and a little bit of a property tax, and it just smoked their books," says Dembowski.
Looking at some of the recent transportation projects, Monson cites Bertha and the 520 Bridge project, he asks Dembowski why King County residents should hand over more money to transportation and transit projects.
"We're giving you guys, meaning local government, state, federal, we're giving you guys enough money, it's just that it's not getting spent well," says Monson. "How much money should the average family contribute to transit? Do you know how much the average family in King County does right now? It's close to $1,000."
Dembowski says he understands the frustration with transportation projects that have gone awry. "It is frustrating and voters deserve to hold folks accountable and I think that's what we're doing here."
They've incorporated a number of accountability measures, Demboski says. The first one he laid out for Monson was a sunset clause on the taxes. Monson was skeptical of this.
"You know what is going to happen with that?" says Monson. "What happens with every sunset clause, they're going to come to us in ten years and say we're not asking for a new tax, we're just asking for a continuation of this old tax."
Dembowski says they also plan to require an annual report to the voters each year, that will show what the money is doing.
"We're going to publish it broadly and widely on the Internet," says Dembowski. "We're taking some steps in the right direction because I'm not unsympathetic to those complaints."
But with hundreds of thousands of riders per day, Monson still doesn't understand why Metro can't be more self-sufficient. "How can you come to us and say this business that has 400,000 customers a day can't make it on its own, they need you for subsidies?"
Dembowski asked the same thing when he came to the council, and says he learned that King County's transit system requiring subsidies is not unusual.
"It turns out no transit system in the country, not a single one, is self-sufficient, but Metro at about 29 percent fare box recovery, in other words what the riders pay to use the system - at 29 percent, we're one of the best in the country, and we're going to keep that up there," says Dembowski.
And not all the funds from these increases will go to transit, Dembowski points out.
"It's split 60 percent transit but 40 percent roads, so for example Lake Forest Park would get about $350,000 to invest in roads and streets, potholes, safety repairs, bridge maintenance. The money would be delivered directly to our cities on a 40 percent allocation basis, so this is not one of these transit-only deals."
At first glance, Demboski says he too was skeptical of the proposal. So he went to speak with the director of Metro to see if the tax could be any lower.
"I think this is as lean as we can get to fix the issue and make some investments on roads before they begin to go south, that's more expensive to fix," says Dembowski, pointing out the council unanimously approved the ballot measure. "This was unanimous across the political spectrum to ask voters for this authority. I think those members on the council are committed to making sure that our government runs as efficiently as it can."
Ultimately, he says the voters will decide how much is enough to pay for Metro.
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