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Apple Valley is a populated place located in Burleigh County at latitude 46.822 and longitude -100.598.
The elevation is 1,683 feet. Apple Valley appears on the Menoken U.S. Geological Survey Map. Burleigh County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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NCAA Basketball
UConn Rallies Past Stony Brook 73-62
No. 21 Connecticut rally for a 73-62 victory over Stony Brook on Sunday. Shabazz Napier had 15 of his 19 points in the second half for UConn.
George Washington Routs Hofstra 80-56
George Washington dominated Hofstra 52-22 in the paint and 40-27 on the glass.
Keidel: Giving Thanks On Thanksgiving
On a day given to gratitude, I planned to make a ponderous list of sporting monoliths for which we're thankful. And, in a sense, I still am.
Rothstein Files: Five Hidden Gems For The College Hoops Weekend
Early season tournaments will headline this weekend in college hoops but we've identified five under the radar games to keep an eye on.
Harlem Native And Grizzlies' Assistant GM Williamson Passes Away
Harlem native and Memphis Grizzlies' Assistant GM Kenny Williamson passed away on Tuesday at 65.
Rothstein Files: Monday Morning College Hoops Notebook
The Terps didn't beat Kentucky on Friday night at the Barclays Center but their three point defeat proved that they're capable of competing with anyone.
Feds Drop Sex Abuse Case Against Ex-Syracuse Assistant Bernie Fine
After a probe spanning nearly a year, U.S. Attorney Richard Hartunian said Friday there was no evidence to support claims that Bernie Fine had molested a boy in 2002 in a Pittsburgh hotel room.
Rothstein Files: 12-Day College Basketball Road Trip
Sometimes there's nothing like a good road trip. Over the next 12 days, I'll be traveling to different parts of the country visiting different programs, observing practices, and taking part in some really fun broadcasting projects.
Rothstein Files: Rohrssen Grateful For Opportunity With Trail Blazers
After spending five years as the head coach of Manhattan, the sabbatical Rohrssen took last season allowed him to see the game from a new perspective as he traveled the country visiting different NBA franchises as well as college programs.
Rothstein: Mountain West Offseason Notebook; Questions, Power Rankings And Players To Watch
Who plays point guard for UNLV? Our money is on freshman Katin Reinhardt but the Runnin Rebels have a slew of different people up for the job.
Rothstein Files: CAA Offseason Notebook; Questions, Power Rankings And Players To Watch
Absolutely fine. Bruiser Flint has said all summer long that his team has unfinished business after being left out of the NCAA Tournament last March .
Syracuse, Temple Top Garden's College Hoops Season
The inaugural Gotham Classic featuring Syracuse and Temple highlights Madison Square Garden's college basketball schedule for 2012-13. The Dec. 22 matchup features schools leaving and joining the Big East.
Four LIU Basketball Players Suspended, Charged With Assault After Brawl
The fight broke out during a welcome-back party for students at the Brooklyn campus on Saturday.
Rothstein Files: MAAC Offseason Notebook; Questions, Power Rankings And Players To Watch
Can Loyola Repeat? Without question — but the loss of Justin Drummond is big.
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War on Alzheimer's: Research efforts gain momentum, but funding still lags
America has declared war on Alzheimer's disease.A call to find a solution to the devastating illness that affects more than 5 million people nationally and costs $183 billion annually has put the spotlight on a cause that previously has been chalked up to old age.
With the elderly living longer and the cost of care continuing to rise, there is growing support to accelerate efforts to find, treat and cure Alzheimer's, the sixth leading cause of death in the U.S.
"There's a creative energy behind understanding Alzheimer's disease like there's never been before," said Dr. John Dougherty, medical director of the Cole Neuroscience Center at the University of Tennessee Medical Center. "We've got to evaluate people early on, start them on treatments, exercise, diet. It's going to be a very, very common disease."
The number of people with Alzheimer's is expected to triple by 2050, and without new tools to fight it, caring for this population is projected to cost the country $1 trillion.
At a time when federal funding for medical research has been curtailed, tens of millions of dollars have recently been committed to Alzheimer's. Still, some say it isn't enough.
How the nation ultimately approaches the disease will be defined by an aging baby boomer generation at risk for developing Alzheimer's, said Janice Wade-Whitehead, executive director of Alzheimer's Tennessee.
"They have been game-changers, and I think they will be for this disease as well," said Wade-Whitehead. "They will expect effective treatments. They will expect that there will be services that will allow them to have quality of life."
On Jan. 4, 2011, President Barack Obama signed into law the National Alzheimer's Project Act, or NAPA.
The result is a coordinated effort to develop a national strategic plan with the goal of preventing and effectively treating Alzheimer's by 2025.
A draft version of the plan, which is expected to be finalized this spring, was released two months ago. It calls for expanding research, improving education for health care workers and providing support for families.
Dr. Alan Solomon, director of the Human Immunology and Cancer/Alzheimer's Disease and Amyloid-Related Disorders Program at the UT Graduate School of Medicine, said he believes Obama's signing of NAPA will do for Alzheimer's what President Richard Nixon's National Cancer Act of 1971 has done for cancer.
"(NAPA) was really a landmark effort because it kind of paralleled what President Nixon did 40 years ago when he signed the so-called 'War on Cancer,' " Solomon said.
At that time, available treatments for cancer were limited. It was a disease no one would talk about.
"You'd see obituary notices that somebody died from a lingering disease. It was hush- hush, and that was a problem. People couldn't understand it. There was very little support for families as well as the patients," he said.
The field of cancer research also was much like Alzheimer's research today.
"In other words, there was research being done, but the effort was somewhat minimal and there wasn't much financial support for it. It was recognized that cancer was an increasing problem and was going to (occur) more and more, and would have a terrible, adverse economic impact on the country," Solomon said.
The legislation resulted in an influx of money for cancer research and treatment as well as the establishment of comprehensive cancer centers across the United States.
Meanwhile, the incidences of certain cancers have gone down because of early screenings and detection, as well as fewer people smoking. Between 1990 and 2007, overall death rates decreased by about 22 percent in men and 14 percent in women.
"There have been tremendous strides made in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. The war is still on. It's not over yet. As the scientists got into this, it turned out to be like other things — more complex than they ever realized. And so progress has been made, but it's been slow," he said.
Solomon worked in cancer research for many years before shifting his work to studying amyloid, an abnormal protein that can build up and deposit certain organs and tissues. More recently, Solomon has turned his attention to Alzheimer's, the pathology of which includes amyloid plaque deposits.
"So really it's taking the same issues, the same problems and transferring it over to Alzheimer's," Solomon said. "It's really not very different. Obviously, they are two very different diseases, but in the general sense, there's a lot of similarity."
"There are many scientific groups in this country and abroad that are working on this," he added. "There definitely will be progress. It's going to take some time, but that's to be expected. And just like cancer, it's going to be a lot more complex than we could ever appreciate at this point."
In February, the Obama administration announced an extra $50 million for Alzheimer's research this year. Another $80 million is being sought for its fiscal year 2013 budget.
Together, the $130 million, two-year investment represents a 25 percent increase over the current annual funding for Alzheimer's research.
While more money for Alzheimer's is going to be available, the amount is not huge, Solomon said.
"It's almost impossible now to get research money, so you can imagine the competition. At a small institution like this place, it would be very difficult to obtain those monies," he said.
Retired Oak Ridge National Laboratory researcher Nancy Munro called the recent funding announcement "very modest."
"If you look at how much is going into cancer research and heart disease, it's like billions (of dollars)," she said. "The amount directed at Alzheimer's needs to increase even more."
The National Institutes of Health spends $480 million on Alzheimer's research. Funding for cancer research totals more than $6 billion a year. Heart disease research gets $4 billion, while about $3 billion is spent on HIV/AIDS research.
With the recession, the National Institutes of Health's budget has been flat for several years, and competition for NIH dollars has risen incredibly, Munro said.
"There are many more researchers competing for what has been a nonexpanding pot of research funding, so it's a challenging environment," she said.
The number of medical papers published each year regarding Alzheimer's has increased exponentially over the years. In 1990 there were about 1,000, in 2009 there were 5,000 and in 2011 there were more than 15,000. In the first four months of this year, there are already more than 5,000 papers on the subject.
"Isn't that amazing?" UT Medical Center research scientist Dr. Alex Osmand said.
The progress that has been made over the last three decades is directly correlated with the amount of federal funding allocated toward research, he said.
"A lot of that has to do with federal funding, but as a disease, in terms of that federal funding, the dollar spent per patient has lagged way behind cancer and AIDS," Osmand said.
People, he added, have been less afraid of Alzheimer's than other diseases.
"Everyone is afraid of cancer. It affects every age. I think Alzheimer's is something a lot of people are in denial about," Osmand said. "For most young people, they probably think by the time they're that age there will be a cure or something. Although people see their elderly relatives with the disease, they don't necessarily think it will be their way of going."
"We're far, far away from a cure, but sooner or later someone is going to make a breakthrough," he added. "One knows that Alzheimer's isn't an inevitable consequence of aging. Something else happens, and we need to know what it is that allows some people to live with healthy brains and be centurions."
The cause or causes of Alzheimer's disease are not yet known, but because it is an illness that largely affects an older population, some say a cure might not be necessary.
If the disease can be diagnosed early enough, steps to slow the progression can be an effective treatment, much like it is for diabetes or high blood pressure.
"We don't cure diabetes or high blood pressure, but we can treat them and their lives will be extended. We've turned them into a chronic illness," Solomon said.
For instance, someone with diabetes can take insulin medication to maintain normal blood glucose levels. People with high blood pressure can reduce their salt intake and take medications to keep their blood pressure down.
"There's no question about it, the same thing would hold for Alzheimer's if it's possible to recognize it at an early enough stage before it became far advanced," Solomon said.
The probability that someone suffering from Alzheimer's would die of some other condition is pretty high, Dougherty said.
If the symptoms of the disease could be postponed three to five years, "you could decrease the population of people who effectively had Alzheimer's disease by the metropolitan population of Atlanta," he said. "Six (million) to 8 million people could reduce their probability just by prolonging the early phase of Alzheimer's. That's why exercise, all this stuff you know, is no funny business. If you could have an early diagnosis, start exercise, medications and other things, you could slow the symptoms down. You could make a major change in the number of people who have Alzheimer's disease."
Significant amounts of exercise cannot slow the progression of memory problems, but it can increase the formation of neurons in the brain areas that are involved in memory, Munro said.
"It's all different aspects of brain function," she said. "There's a reason Pat Summitt was told to hit the gym every day. That wasn't just to improve her general health. That was to make her make new neurons to fight the Alzheimer's. And she's doing mind games and stuff like that which is all in line with the latest research."
Evidence suggests that certain genetic factors may make a person more prone to Alzheimer's. Efforts are under way to determine via blood samples or spinal fluid whether someone may have a genetic predisposition to developing the disease.
"If you could identify those folks that might be more prone to develop the disease, that's where you obviously need to focus your efforts in terms of trying to delay the progression," Solomon said.
"Treatment options are limited. That's a fair statement, but I'm optimistic."
Death rate from Alzheimer's disease per 100,000 population:
United States 22.68
Tennessee 35.83
Morgan 69.0
Roane 46.4
Jefferson 44.1
Rhea 41.1
Grainger 38.7
Blount 38.4
Cocke 38.0
Cumberland 37.4
Hamblen 37.0
Sevier 34.3
Sullivan 33.8
Loudon 33.7
Union 31.0
Knox 29.0
Anderson 28.7
Campbell 27.0
Hawkins 26.8
Washington 26.6
McMinn 26.6
Greene 26.1
Meigs 25.9
Hancock 25.9
Claiborne 15.2
Scott 14.2
Source: Centers for Disease Control
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47 While he was still speaking, there came a crowd, and the man called Judas, one of the twelve, was leading them. He drew near to Jesus to kiss him, | 47 While he was still speaking a crowd came up, and the man who was called Judas, one of the Twelve, was leading them. He approached Jesus to kiss him, |
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So I just found out I am going to Mexico in May as sort of a thank The Lord school is over/congrats on completing blackjack dealer training for me from my roommates and friends (I know, could of picked a much better place..). My question is what is a good workout diet to help me get bigger? I practically live at the gym if I'm not working but have ran out of protein powder and haven't bought anymore until Friday. I have been getting stronger but haven't gotten bigger even with the low reps/high weight lifting. Any ideas?
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Step one: buy lots of chicken Step two:eat it till you hate it Step three: eat it more But seriously,protein is what builds muscle. If you can't get it in a shake,get it through solid food. That means chicken/fish.Some red meat won't hurt either (it digests very slowly and a steak before bed will feed your body protein throughout the night). Almonds and the like are good too. If your a naturally scrawny build then loading up on good carbs will help too,but if your body likes to store fat then it can get tricky juggling carbs without going overboard. I knew a guy who got ALL his protein from solid foods and he was absolutely shredded but real muscly too,like a smaller version of Alastair overeem. But he ate just as many grams of protein as most die hard protein shake users do and that's no easy task when your shoving your mouth with a whole chicken coupe throughout the day.
I was in the same spot coming into college football a few years ago, i was undersized due to prior injury. Our athletic weight trainer changed that in a few months. Im not one to become a huge muscle freak because flex ability and agility are more important. Start off with a non stop high intensity workout, chest and triceps day one, cardio day two, shoulders/traps day three, cardio day four, legs day five and then two consecutive rest days. You can do light cardio and tons of stretching these days. Do this for 3 weeks and on week 4 do a briefer light version. And repeat. Make sure you stretch and warm up before and after all workouts. The expansion of the damaged muscle tissue will allow increased mass and faster recovery. Then on the diet, stick to the outside walls of the grocery store. All natural foods, vegetables, pasta and tons of meat (chicken and fish mostly) the natural proteins and fats are helpful in multiple ways. Canned chicken is easy and cheap but drain the water so you get less sodium. Natural peanut butter is also a great choice. Try to double your weight in protein. (If you way 100# then take in 200g of protein...or close). Protein shakes are your friend. Always take a multivitamin, pre-workouts help but i recommend optimum nutritions amino energy, allows you to maintain strength without leaning on a pre- workout and it helps boost nitric oxide in the blood. I've never taken hormone boosters and never will. Im not playing around with that stuff, too risky. Stay natural and stay healthy. Don't over work yourself at the gym, you know your limits so stick to them and they will grow, if you push too hard you could do more damage than help. Finally it comes down to discipline, discipline and more discipline. Its easy to cheat but dont it costs more work in the gym
I'm in the same boat. 5'11 155ish. Gunna be starting a diet in the next few days. My biggest problem is lack of equipment. Have free weights at work but not much and nothing fancy. And the gym here is a" no judgement," gym so there's no real weights, just cardio ****. Having a toddler um limited on free time suo I'd like to utilize the space at work. Anyone know a good routine with just free weights?
When you said you wanted to get bigger, I was thinking something else. Most males want to get bigger. Else my spam folder would be empty.
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News Big in Japan June 18-24: Pokemon Black/White 2 New iteration to Pokemon Black/White bumps PS Vita RPG from top spot, outselling it 50:1, PS Vita sales cool down.
News Big in Japan June 4-10: Tokyo Jungle New PS3 survival action game roars its way to first place; 3DS and PS3 still top sellers on hardware side.
News Big in Japan May 7-13: Mario Party 9, Starhawk Mario Party is at the top spot, while a new PS3 multiplayer title takes fourth; PS Vita slides down to four-digit sales numbers.
News Big in Japan April 30-May 6: Mario Party 9 New Mario Party and a slew of 3DS titles dominated Japan's holiday period; Nintendo hardware experienced a sales boost.
News Big in Japan April 23-29: Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City Capcom's Resident Evil spin-off shooter dominated Japan sales for the week as Vita unit sales rise.
News Shippin' Out March 11-17: Mario Party 9, Silent Hill: Downpour New release slate led by Nintendo's latest party game, Konami's new horror-action title; Journey, FIFA Street, Yakuza: Dead Souls, and Tales of Graces f also out.
News Kid Icarus: Uprising takes wing March 23 Nintendo lays out early 2012 release slate; $20 3DS Circle Pad Pro peripheral on sale exclusively at GameStop starting Feb. 7, Rhythm Heaven Fever hits Wii Feb. 13.
News Kirby Mass Attack leads Nintendo release updates Pink puffball's latest adventure hits September 19, Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 out August 28.
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Full title reads: "PORTSMOUTH NAVY WEEK - Rehearsal in full swing - Routine on board H.M.S. Iron Duke."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Sailors are seen climbing into a small boat, boat is lowered into water and they start rowing. A big gun is fired from a battleship.
Several shots of the Royal Marines, marching, presenting arms and firing into the air. Sailors doing various PT (Physical Training) exercises with chairs. Boy cadets in uniforms dancing.


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Noah Movie Review
Kidzworld zeroes in on "Noah", the disaster/action film based on a bible story. Can a family survive when the world is ending? Find out in Kidzworld's review of the movie. Back to Article
This movie was the best. It makes you think differently about Noah and his ark. It changes your point of view forever
My mom TOTALLY wanted to see this! Lucky I found this by Imagination44! (That means you Eliza)
Now I can tell my mom this is inaccurate... I NEVER wanted to see this for some reason anyways...
It was so off from the bible! I mean, he killed no one. Noah was a righteous man who loved God. Who he do that?! NO! I was very mad at the people responsible.
THis is a verry inaccurate movie and just wrong, im disappointed by it
Emma Watson and Logan lerman? Omg I'm going to have to see this. Two of my favorite actors.


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Arizona Department of Transportation engineers are monitoring two slopes adjacent to southbound Interstate 17 between Sunset Point and Black Canyon City for potential rock slides.
Heavy rains over the past month have saturated the slopes and increased the potential of rocks falling onto the roadway.
ADOT crews and equipment were on site Thursday and engineers are assessing the slopes to determine the steps needed to maintain safety on the vital route between Flagstaff and metro Phoenix.
ADOT crews are prepared to immediately close the southbound lanes if conditions warrant.
A landslide could require closure of both southbound I-17 lanes and take up to seven hours to clear. Northbound I-17 is so far unaffected.
Drivers are urged to call 5-1-1 before traveling on I-17 southbound through the area to avoid unexpected delays or detours.


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Elephant and Balloon First Birthday Party Ideas
A Modern Chevron, Elephant, and Balloon First Birthday Party
Magdalena Czerny of Oh So Chic Celebrations gladly rose to the challenge when tasked with creating a modern, red, gray, and blue party for 1-year-old Julian. "His mommy is a wonderful lady with a great sense of style," Magdalena says. "She had a vision of what she wanted to do, and when I showed her the chevron fabric I had just purchased, she loved it. We found an invitation with an elephant, a red balloon, and a chevron pattern, and the rest of it just flowed from that." We're loving the modern color combination, along with the adorable cake, macaron towers, and awesome balloon cookies and cake pops, but not surprisingly, the birthday boy's favorite treat was his smash cake! "He had a blast smashing it with his hands," Magdalena says. Keep reading to check out all of this party's awesome details!
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Photography Internship in Arts Administration, Studio Management and Social Networking
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175 W 12th St #15L 10011
New York, NY
Joy Jacobs Photography is a small, dynamic, commercial portrait and event photography business located in the West Village. Our mission is to bring joy to people through photography that reflects the authentic beauty so often present and so rarely captured. We are currently implementing our business plan to reach more editorial and advertising clients.Our interns are a respected and essential part of our team who handle important tasks while learning the fundamentals of a commercial photography studio.
From this internship, you will gain valuable experience that will help you enter the job market. If appropriate, we will provide references to candidates to contact our network of photo editors, art buyers and photographers for future job referrals after completion of the internship.
Our interns love us!
"Aside from Joy's friendly, hospitable, and overall awesome personality (and the delicious food!), there is so much to learn from working behind-the-scenes in a business. You learn so much about all the little pieces that make a business run as a whole. Also, as an intern at Joy Jacobs Photography you're really given responsibility and a voice in the studio. I wasn't just photocopying papers and grabbing coffee like you do at so many internships; you get to be really involved and active as an intern."- Vanessa (Summer Intern 2013)
"I loved it! It was really great to come and be part of the business at such an exciting time with so much growth and potential. It was interesting for me to see what it's like in the beginning stages of a small business and how different it is from a big corporation. It was a really fun environment that was not stiff at all, constantly changing and very comfortable. I loved all the brainstorming that went into improving the business."- Oyinkan (Summer Intern 2013)
CANDIDATE: This internship suits someone interested in Arts Administration and photography. You will gain first hand experience on the business and the creative sides of owning a commercial photography studio and growing a small business.
This is an unpaid internship requiring a minimum of [12] hours per week during 2-4 days per week. Select projects may include work from home options.
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Mariah Carey Dismisses Rumors of Nicki Minaj Drama on 'American Idol' Set
No bad blood here — at least, not yet.
Despite reports of brewing rivalry, Mariah Carey insists there's no such drama with fellow new American Idol judge Nicki Minaj.
"How are we gonna feud in two days?" Caret said with a laugh, according to MTV. "A feud takes a little longer to spread out [than that]."
Fox announced the brand-new superstar Idol panel on Sunday, which brings Carey and Minaj together with country star Keith Urban and music industry veteran Randy Jackson. And the newly assembled gang got right down to business, kicking off Season 12 auditions at New York City's Lincoln Center on Sunday.
So did Minaj says there's any truth to the rumors of a controvery with Carey?
Minaj shared Carey's sentiment, saying it's nothing but love on the Fox show. "[We're] getting along wonderfully, darling," she said, according to the Associated Press.
Reports suggested the two pop stars were already at each others' throats during the first day of auditions. TMZ reported that when Minaj started critiquing a contestant, Carey would interrupt, causing Minaj to raise her voice in an angered effort to drown out her fellow judge.
But Carey's concern about joining the Fox talent show didn't have anything to do with possible catfights. The Grammy Award-winning artist admitted she's "never been a fan" of reality singing competitions, but realized "what this show has done for such talented artists and truly giving them careers," according to the AP.
Minaj, on the other hand, jumped at a chance to dish out a dose of reality to music industry. "I would love to be able to tell the contestants honestly and truthfully what they can really expect, and sometimes you have to tell people, 'Hey, you really might not want to be in this,'" she said.
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Dr. Gary B. Maniloff graduated from the Tel Aviv Univ, Sackler Sch of Med, Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel in 1981. He works in Charlotte, NC and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Maniloff is affiliated with Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 34 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Tel Aviv Univ, Sackler Sch of Med, Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel
Graduation Date: 1981
Hospital Affiliations: Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center
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Cookbook creator says: yum Submitted by FANNETASTICFOOD Carbs: 26.7g | Fat: 12.1g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 5.9g | Calories: 220.3
Best chicken ever. Submitted by ISA858 Carbs: 33.1g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 4.8g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 218.7
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The original recipe was taken from Taste of Home; however, I changed it up a little bit to lower the calories. I found that the bread was the key issue so the nutritional information is calculated for a single patty, no bread. Use whatever bread you like and just make sure you add it on to your calorie count. Submitted by CRIS76 Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 9.4g | Calories: 92
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Tasty, fast, and delicious. Serve on top of brown rice for a good meal. Submitted by GRADLY Carbs: 39.2g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 10.2g | Protein: 25.8g | Calories: 275.2
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Truly comfort food! At only 154 calories per serving, 4 grams of fat and 14 and 1/2 carbs per serving, this is a very good substitute for the fast food fried chicken. Submitted by SONGBIRD800 Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 15g | Calories: 154.1
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If you're not a big fan of zucchini, you will be after trying this recipe! You can use ground turkey or lean ground beef for a lighter twist on the classic picadillo. Submitted by LANAVARRO07 Carbs: 4.9g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 13.1g | Calories: 156.8
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My husband and I make this when we go camping, but once I found out it only has about 400 calories I decided to make it everyday. Submitted by NEIL3WIFE Carbs: 39.9g | Fat: 18.9g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 22.8g | Calories: 416.9
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My way of making lima beans Submitted by SIRCHRISRR Carbs: 13.1g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 4.5g | Calories: 83.4
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Organic Chicken Tenders - oven baked Submitted by STEVIADRINKER Carbs: 5.2g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 10.8g | Calories: 82.4
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Just like cracker barrels... Heck even better! Submitted by FAT2FITB430 Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 25g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 44g | Calories: 454.6
If you love Mexican and are looking for a new way to prepare chicken breast, here it is. It is so delicious and so easy to prepare. Enjoy! Submitted by KWOODSON Carbs: 5.7g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 179.4
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Submitted by BERLYCOLE Carbs: 9.9g | Fat: 19.8g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 21.6g | Calories: 301.1
These are great served as a side dish with any meal. Submitted by KEVINKELLY Carbs: 25.1g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 200.2
Not too sweet but not too healthy, these delightful muffins are equally delicious for breakfast or dessert. Submitted by FIREFLY75 Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 91.7
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Fill tea kettle with water. Add tea bags and heat on med heat just until boiling. Sit aside for 5-10 minutes. Add sugar, and tea to a gallon pitcher. Stir until sugar dissapears! :) Then fill the pitcher the rest of the way with cold water. Chill and serve over ice. Submitted by LICIAPAIGE Carbs: 261.7g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 0g | Calories: 1006.9


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Here's a look at the past week on Painted Ladies, as seen via Instagram.
It was a lipstick swatching kind of Sunday.
Last Monday started off with a look at the BFTE Cosmetics Valentines Day Collection 2015. Sweet!
An ode to my assistant. Note: he just demanded a raise!
Salon Perfect Bellini is my very favorite peach nail color.
A look at December's Boxycharm - I was really impressed!
At $2.50 a pop, the new Jordana Modern Matte lipsticks are must haves.
A little Valentine nail inspiration for you.
A look at some lovely perfume and mascara from Pacifica and a worldwide giveaway!
A #tbt to when my now grown up assistant was knee-high to a grasshopper.
Some makeup inspiration for Seahawks fans.
10 must have apps for Instagram.
In lieu of the news that the Lip Smacker brand has been sold from Bonne Bell to Markwins (aka, Wet n Wild), I rand out to search for my favorite YLBB (your lips but better), Red Raspberry.
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Strong lead on polo star's killing
Comment on this storyDetectives investigating the murder of polo star Sibusiso Duma were confident of an early breakthrough in the case, a police spokesman said on Thursday night.
Duma, 25, who was the first development polo player in the country to reach international level and would have been working in England had his visa arrived in time, was stabbed to death in Lidgetton, Howick, on Tuesday afternoon.
It is believed Duma was stabbed several times in the street by the jealous boyfriend of a woman he had dated two years ago.
The woman was attacked earlier in the day and is recovering in hospital.
As Duma's devastated family and the shocked polo playing community mourn the loss of the sportsman, police are on the hunt for the alleged killer.
The suspect was still at large on Thursday night but police spokesman Colonel Jay Naicker, said detectives were confident a breakthrough in the case would be made soon. - Daily News
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Snoop Dogg, with the help of Bishop Don Juan, invited his friend Jermaine Jackson to GGN this week. They sat down to talk about the history of the Jackson 5 and having Michael's back through the hard times. Snoop also gets a taste of Jermaine's new water company, VitaWater, an alkaline water that supports the building of fresh water wells across the globe.
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Boss Lady Entertainment's very own Iza Lach comes all the way from Poland to join Nemo Hoes in the GGN Studio this week. Snoop discovered Iza through a SoundCloud contest and has brought her under his wing ever since. They even shot a movie together in Poland. Iza explains how she learned English from watching Frasier and how much of an influence Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson are to her music career.
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The recipe for the runway-ready styles that emerge within Eleven 11 Salon begins with its location: a 3,000-square-foot studio designed by architect Eddie Maestri and interior designer Jamie Carroll, situated in Dallas's luxurious Uptown neighborhood in front of Hotel Zaza, and across the street from Hotel Crescent and the Ritz Carlton. In this spa-like setting, stylists?many of whom also serve as educators for leading beauty companies?call on both time-honored and cutting-edge techniques to create stylish, flattering looks for men and women.
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DPRK Event Calendar
Tuesday, February 3: Korea Club with Jang Jin-sung (Vienna, Virginia)
Join KEI's Korea Club with HRNK on Tuesday February 3 featuring the North Korean defector, Jang Jin-sung -- author of Dear Leader: Poet, Spy, Escapee - A Look Inside North Korea and Editor-in-Chief of New Focus International. He will give a presentation entitled "Separate and Divisible: North Korea's Leader and the North Korean People".
Wednesday, February 4: The Role of Markets in North Korean Society (Washington, DC)
Mr. Jang Jin-sung, author of Dear Leader: Poet, Spy, Escapee - A Look Inside North Korea, believes that elite families control various aspects of North Korea's market. This is likely to set the stage for inter-generational conflict. Mr. Jang considers that the likelihood of internal conflict will be higher as elites are increasingly forced to choose between "Kim and mammon."
Wednesday, February 4: Getting Beyond Politics: Creating Lasting Impact in North Korea (Washington, DC)
The Pyongyang University of Science & Technology, U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS, National Committee on North Korea and Feed the Children are pleased to present, "Getting Beyond Politics: Creating Lasting Impact in North Korea." The importance of continuing humanitarian and educational programs in North Korea has never been more significant. This roundtable discussion will encompass how we should use all levers available to effect positive change and provide for young people in need.
Wednesday, February 4: A Conversation About Korea and the United States (Washington, DC)
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Office of the Korea Chair and Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security (IFANS) in Korea invites you to engage in a conversation with uniquely qualified group of current and former Korean and American officials to explore policies surrounding Korean unification, the bilateral alliance between the United States and Republic of Korea, as well as forecasting the challenges and opportunities faced by the two nations in Northeast Asia.
Wednesday, February 4: Separate and Divisible: North Korea's Supreme Leader and the North Korean People (Washington, DC)
Mr. Jang Jin-sung, former North Korean propaganda poet, will address the role of propaganda in North Korea's statecraft. Mr. Jang will also provide instruction on how to interpret North Korean propaganda. His presentation will also address the role of official propaganda as a shield insulating ordinary people from North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un. The Institute of World Politics and Committee for Human Rights in North Korea will co-sponsor this event.
Tuesday, February 17: North Korean Human Rights: The Road Ahead (Washington, DC)
To commemorate the one year anniversary of the report by United Nations Commission of Inquiry on human rights in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, this CSIS event will be an unprecedented gathering of policy makers and opinion leaders on the topic of North Korean human rights abuses. The conference aims to sustain and carry forward the international momentum created by the United Nations Commission of Inquiry report and subsequent UN action. Top UN, U.S., and Republic of Korea experts from the public and private sectors will convene in Washington to discuss the path forward on improving the human condition in North Korea.
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I recently completed this commissioned portrait of Ivory, a lovely black and white heifer calf. Her sire is a purebred hereford so she has some of the rusty colour through her dark coat.
This is the largest painting I have ever done……it took every bit of strength I had to do it, but it was worth it.
I decided to use the bright sunset to add colour to what otherwise could have been a mostly monochromatic painting, I wanted to give this particular work more punch. I also used the diagonal shape of the cloudbank to compliment the diagonal shape of Ivorys' dark coat across her body. The dark, impressionistic landscape at the bottom was included to balance the dark coat, and to keep the eye within the painting.
I have aimed for a work with a balance of dark and light tones, cool and warm colours, soft and hard edges, varying textures, interesting shapes, and the direct stare of the calf to add emotional impact and to engage the viewer.
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Margaret, this is a beautiful work of art! The detail and colors are wonderful.
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Stunning. It looks like you have included every hair on this animal.
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What a masterpiece you've created here :) She is a beautiful animal…and your painting transmits a personality. ~ Anni
Thankyou Anni……I try to show that these creatures are all individuals with their own personalities., and deserve to be treated as such. I am pleased you have picked it up in this work.
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Gorgeous!! What a lovely coat and face.
Thankyou Kay…..she is a pretty girl!
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Fantastic work
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I love this painting!! Great job!!
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A wonderful portrait in oils Margaret, you have captured this heifer's personality beautifully.,cheers Lyn
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Interview by Mark Dery, Rock's Backpages Audio, Winter 1991
The great guitarist and inventor talks about the basis of his style; the making of 'How High The Moon'; co-inventing The Chipmunks; his influence on other musicians; the development of sound-on-sound and multitrack recording, and pays a heartfelt tribute to Mary Ford.
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October 2, 2008
By Robert S. Hong
ALHAMBRA — City officials opened the doors to their new groundwater treatment plant Thursday morning, inviting the public to see where some of their future tap water will be purified.
Fourteen filtration tanks line the inside of the plant, which is tucked at the end of a long driveway on the 500 block of granada Avenue.
The tanks carry out different filtration processes, designed to get rid of nitrates and any "volatile organic chemicals" that may be in the water, officials said.
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Winter Seed Sowing/Hardwood Cuttings
Saturday January 7, 2012, 10 AM to Noon (indoors) Right after the holidays in the cold dark of winter, we get together with our treasure troves of seeds, and dirt and pots and labels, to winter-sow perennials, trees, shrubs. These pots of seeds then go outside for cold treatment which breaks the seeds� dormancy. You won�t believe the great results! Come spring they germinate in profusion. For this event, potting soil is provided. Bring your pots, seeds, labels to share. This year we will propagate hardwood cuttings of various native and ornamental shrubs. You can also divide and repot houseplants at this event. |
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Jim, Great idea to include hardwood cuttings & seed swapping because that will add to the fun! I'll bring both flower & vegetable seeds. I'm especially looking for Amish paste & Stupice tomatoes for my part sun location. We've loaded up extra pots & trays to share. Do you still have a stash? I could bring more if needed. Corrine |
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Rated 3 out of 5 by twill from Beautiful color; slightly difficult formula I received Helen in my Maven intro box, and I have worn it a few times. It is a lovely color, with a really nice cream finish. I really like the color saturation, strong and appealing for a pastel. It functions wonderfully as a neutral, and it looks good on short nails (sometimes colors that are too wild look a little silly) while still intriguing the eye.
As far as actually working with it goes, the formula is nice in that it is very opaque. It is not a one-coater, but given how light it is, I was impressed with how well the color built up in two coats. Unfortunately, this effect is somewhat cancelled out by patchiness caused by the thickness of the formula. I do think it goes on a little thick and blobby -- maybe it is just the particular batch I have, but I consistently have a bit of a problem laying it down smoothly and evenly. Also, once dry, it does feel a little thick on my nails -- I can tell that I have an extra layer there. I have not tried adding polish thinner.
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We had 9 people at the meeting and 6 more (not including the above e-mails) that called to say that they couldn't make it due to the weather and road conditions. Three of the 9 have working darkrooms and 2 more have darkrooms that are not being used currently. Since about half do not have the ability to make analog prints thermselves there was a spirited discussion about how we should handle hybrid prints. It will probably be discussed again but, for the time being, they will be handled separately from prints made by the photographer using traditional darkroom processes. We will not have formal competitions at this time.
The next meetings will be at the same Fire Station on Feb 2 and March 2, again at 7:00 pm. We are asking everybody to bring two images, either prints or slides, for discussion. They can be either final images or images that you need help with.


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Report: Iranian scientist assassinated in Tehran
July 23, 2011 - 10:14 AM
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's official IRNA news agency says a scientist has been assassinated in Tehran.
The IRNA report gives no other details, but the hard-line news website javanonline.ir says the man was a nuclear scientist and was targeted by assailants on a motorcycle.
Several Iranian nuclear scientists have been murdered in recent years in attacks Iran has blamed on the U.S. and Israel.
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5 and on her forehead was written a name, a mystery: "Babylon the great, mother of whores and of earth's abominations." | 5 This title was written on her forehead: MYSTERY BABYLON THE GREAT THE MOTHER OF PROSTITUTES AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH. |
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Rian Malan's one and only meeting with J.M. Coetzee took place in the early 1990s. Malan greatly esteemed his fellow South African writer, and when Coetzee won the Nobel Prize in 2003, he declared that the laureate had "described, more truly than any other, what it was to be white and conscious in the face of apartheid's stupidities and cruelties." But what had struck Malan when he came face-to-face with Coetzee was, as he told The New Statesman in 1999, his asceticism. Coetzee was "a man of almost monkish self-discipline and dedication. He does not drink, smoke or eat meat. He cycles vast distances to keep fit and spends at least an hour at his writing-desk each morning, seven days a week. A colleague who has worked with him for more than a decade claims to have seen him laugh just once."
The writer is always a result of the man. With Coetzee, this intensity of focus and denial of his own ego have allowed him to create characters whose internal conflicts are perfectly attuned to those of white South Africa. From Waiting for the Barbarians to Disgrace, his novels are complex allegories in which psychology is presented not in its messy, everyday incarnation, but under the intense magnification of the author's microscope. His protagonists are invented for the specific purpose of illustrating a moral crisis.
I'm not saying that Coetzee's characters are representational stick figures. But they don't seem like people you would sit down with to drink a beer. Rian Malan, on the other hand, does seem like such a person—you might take a drag from his cigarette, too. Yet his moral crisis was no less acute than Coetzee's. And in his only book, My Traitor's Heart, published just as the drama of apartheid's final demolition was taking place in 1990, Malan's project was no different from Coetzee's. He meant to answer the question posed in his epigraph, taken from a Boer reggae song: "How do I live in this strange place?"
My Traitor's Heart was as much the result of Malan's character as Coetzee's work was the result of his. Malan was and still is charismatic and rakishly good-looking, a drinker, loved by women, and obsessive in his intellectual pursuits. He wrote his book at the age of thirty-five, after years of traveling the world and living a hobo's existence. Not much has changed since then. A recent Guardian profile described him as living on various friends' couches. In 2005, he released an album of himself singing original folk songs, which the British paper described as a "part Tom Waits, part Serge Gainsbourg, all in Afrikaans."
But Malan hasn't produced another book. Since the publication of My Traitor's Heart, he has mostly attached himself to crusades. In 2000, he wrote an investigative piece about Solomon Linda, the Zulu singer who composed the original version of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" ("Mbube"), only to be shortchanged of royalties when the song became an international classic. Malan's most recent obsession—disputing the official tally of people living with aids in South Africa—even cost him his marriage.
Yet, after all these years, My Traitor's Heart has lost none of its emotional power. Whereas Coetzee's novels have always felt like finished products, Malan's memoir was one of process: the book embodied his own struggle to see his country and its people as they actually were, and not as he wished them to be. To read it now is to experience the bravery of a young writer determined to stare unblinkingly at the ambiguity and complexity of what he found around him—including his own racism.
Born in 1954, Malan grew up in the liberal, northern, white suburbs of Johannesburg, where opposition to apartheid rule was taken for granted. He was quick to absorb the values of this milieu. After reading a Life magazine article about Che Guevara in Bolivia, he decided that he, too, wanted to be a Communist and help the persecuted blacks, though he never actually came into contact with any beyond the servants in his home. When he lost his virginity to a black woman whose name he never learned, it was a point of pride, to be bragged about at school. He even had a blues band and sang about black oppression.
"Isn't that absurd?" Malan writes in My Traitor's Heart. "Nobody laughed. We were utterly oblivious to the irony of it, which says something significant about those English-speaking, bourgeois, northern suburbs. They were in South Africa, but somehow not really of it. The rest of the country was a racist Calvinist despotism, but the northern suburbs were liberal, permissive, governed by the ruling philosophical orthodoxies of the West."


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'Gravity,' '12 Years,' 'Hustle' have more in common than Oscar hopes
It isn't like last year, when it was down to "Argo" and "Lincoln," and it was already looking like "Argo." This year's Academy Awards ceremony, to be March 2, feels to me like a tricky three-way scenario among "American Hustle," "Gravity" and "12 Years a Slave." So already the Oscars are 33 percent more interesting than usual.
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11 Standing in front of them were seventy of the leading men of the house of Isra'el - in the center stood Ya'azanyahu the son of Shafan. Each man had his incense-burner in his hand, and a thick cloud of incense went up. | 11 In front of them stood seventy elders of the house of Israel, and Jaazaniah son of Shaphan was standing among them. Each had a censer in his hand, and a fragrant cloud of incense was rising. |
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USC, Neuheisel re-emerge while Kelly is second-guessed
Most Pac-12 football teams are playing for diminished goals — BCS appearances rather than national-title games, pride rather than the postseason.
Seattle Times colleges reporter
So now, the spoils are less gaudy: Most Pac-12 football teams are playing for diminished goals — BCS appearances rather than national-title games, pride rather than the postseason.
What We Learned
USC wasn't ready to be written off. The Trojans (9-2), bowl-ineligible or not, have crowded their way into the elite of the Pac-12, beating Oregon three weeks after an overtime loss to Stanford. I think scholarship sanctions will thin them significantly, but until they take hold (or Matt Barkley leaves), they're a load.
"This game was mainly to show USC is back," safety Jawanza Starling told the L.A. Times.
Even Chip Kelly is second-guessable. Kelly's clock management, and even his play-calling, were up for scrutiny after Oregon's loss. He kept timeouts in his pocket even as the Ducks were, at their deepest penetration, on the USC 18 on their last drive inside the 40-second mark. And Oregon's last offensive attempt wasn't downfield, it was an odd hitch pass toward the left sideline that went for a loss of 2 yards.
Rick Neuheisel has returned to the pulpit. The UCLA coach, who had sworn off his practice of addressing the crowd on a live mic after games, took it over again after a 45-6 victory over Colorado and said, "Despite the naysayers, we're playing for the championship next week."
They are, even if it's for the Kind-Of-Title in the Aw-Shucks Division. The Bruins (6-5), who became bowl-eligible with the win, get the berth in the Pac-12 title game if they beat USC.
It could be a rough offseason for coaches. Arizona and three other schools — UCLA, Arizona State and Washington State — could be coach-shopping soon. ASU's (6-5) Dennis Erickson, earlier a candidate for league coach of the year, lost a second straight game (third overall) as a double-digit favorite, and the Arizona Republic wrote, "After this collapse, it would be a surprise to see him back next year."
The Cougars are looking for a replay official. After Marquess Wilson's goal-line catch against Utah, a would-be game-winner, the ball was placed down at the half-yard line with only seconds left on the clock and WSU out of timeouts and unable to call for a review. Merely the spot of the ball would seem to dictate a look from above.
Should the Cougars have gone for it and either won or lost the game right there? Tough call. They were knocking on the door, but they have no power running game and had a quarterback with a lacerated liver facing one of the league's most formidable defensive fronts.
The Huskies are in danger of pulling an Arizona. The darkest possibility for struggling Washington (6-5) is a five-game losing streak to end the season if UW doesn't prevail in the Apple Cup and then loses a bowl game — exactly what Arizona did in 2010.
This Week
Utah's skimpy chance of claiming the Pac-12 South spot in the title game Dec. 2 suddenly is a lot more robust. All the Utes have to do is beat Colorado on Friday afternoon, have Cal knock off Arizona State that night, and have USC beat UCLA.
Elsewhere, there's Saturday's Apple Cup, Oregon State's visit to Oregon and Notre Dame at Stanford. The Ducks must beat the Beavers to win the Pac-12 North. Oh, and almost forgot Louisiana-Lafayette's game at Arizona (good tickets still available).
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