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Chesapeake Bay Crab-Stuffed Mushrooms
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Calories | 125 |
Total Fat | 6g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 19mg |
Sodium | 550mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 10g |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 9g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 8
Yields: 8
Total Time: 1 hr 5 min
Cook Time: 45 min
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- 24 large (2-inch diameter) mushrooms with stems
- 3 tablespoon(s) margarine or butter
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 large celery stalk, finely chopped
- 8 ounce(s) fresh lump crabmeat
- 1 tablespoon(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) coarsely ground black pepper
- 1 cup(s) milk
- 2 tablespoon(s) dry sherry
- 2 slice(s) white bread, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoon(s) chopped fresh parsley
- Nonstick cooking spray
- Remove stems from mushroom caps by gently wiggling and twisting stems. Chop stems.
- If necessary, so that mushrooms stand upright without wobbling when stuffed, cut a very thin slice from rounded side of each cap. Arrange mushroom caps, cavity side up, in 15 1/2" by 10 1/2" jelly-roll pan.
- In 10-inch skillet, melt margarine or butter over medium heat. Add onion, celery, and mushroom stems and cook 15 to 20 minutes until vegetables are tender and golden, stirring occasionally.
- Meanwhile, pick over crabmeat to remove any cartilage.
- Increase heat to medium-high. Sprinkle flour, salt, and pepper over vegetable mixture. Cook 1 minute, stirring constantly. Gradually add milk, then sherry; heat to boiling, stirring constantly. Remove skillet from heat. Add bread crumbs, crabmeat, and 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. Stir to mix well and break up crabmeat slightly.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Fill mushroom cavities with crabmeat stuffing. Spray large sheet of foil with nonstick cooking spray. Place foil, greased side down, over mushrooms. Bake stuffed mushrooms 10 minutes. Remove foil and bake 10 minutes longer. Serve hot. Sprinkle with remaining chopped parsley if you like.
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Mushrooms can be stuffed early in the day and refrigerated until ready to bake -- just increase baking time to 15 minutes covered, 10 minutes uncovered.
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The process:
I gave it a try with 4 different batting samples.
The constants:
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2.They ran on low heat for 5 minutes together.
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Quilter's Dream Request Cotton (after) – Very faint hint of the deepest crease was left. It was so minimal that it couldn't be seen in the photo.
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Running the batting through the dryer on low heat for approx. 5 minutes removes virtually all wrinkles and creases. It makes a huge difference. Why would I want to start my quilting process with wrinkles and creases already there? I have a difficult time basting and quilting as it is. Funny, none of the packaging even mentions this step. Hmmm. I LOVE Google!
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On my Daytona, the furthest is probably 5 hours at one time. On my Bonnie, I have done 8 hours of back-roads multiple days in a row. Never did I feel like I was maxxed out though. I do lots of trips around the Great Lakes on my Bonnie and have been scouting good twisties on motorcycleroads.us. My plan is to hit some of the best around me and camp or utilize couchsurfing.org while I do it. I have a cross-country trip planned for this summer with some buddies on our Bonnies and I have 4 3-5 day trips planned on my Daytona thus far. Between these planned trips and my track days I should have a banner year if I can stay rubber side down.
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Does everyone who tours on the 675 Daytona have an upgraded seat? It would be massively uncomfy on stock saddle I would imagine?
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I've done that on my Goldwing, and 725 miles in a day on my FZ1, but couldn't do it on a true sportbike.
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The OP mentioned the possibility of getting an Airhawk pad and others have recommended a Saddleman seat.
Here's why I like the Airhawk solution. When I hit the inevitable boring stretches of road that come up when touring, the Airhawk keeps my butt a lot more comfortable. But when I get to a technical, curvy road, I remove the Airhawk (takes less than a minute) so I don't have the squishiness that makes it harder to move around and maintain feel of what the bike's doing. I don't have any experience with the Saddleman, but I know that some seats that are more comfortable can also inhibit mobility. With the Airhawk, it's like having two seats for less than the price of one aftermarket seat. The other advantage: I can move the Airhawk from one bike to another, which you can't do with an aftermarket seat.
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1: Give all residents in an (planning) area an allocation of 'nimby points'.
This points would be positive for areas already having socially undesirable assets (landfills, sewage plants, prisons, airport approach paths etc.), and negative for socially positive features, (parks, libraries, theatres, etc), the net value being the available points for that resident.
When the question of where some new asset has to be sited, groups can chose whether or not to expend their nimby points on blocking it from their area, with the lowest opposition site getting the construction. Once points have been used (successfully), they are gone for the next X years, for all those that have said 'Nimby' to whatever it was. Those who wound up with whatever it was, get some more positive points. An the end of that period, those who have expended their points get a recalculated allocation.
Obviously more work is needed to answer questions such as if people move after successful use of a Nimby vote in one area should not automatically acquire a new allocation just by moving somewhere else.
The goal is to ensure that necessary but undesirable infrastructure is spread around a bit more fairly, rather than always being dumped on those with the least political voice, while the better connected, (politically, media, celebrity access) get all the positive aspects of development
Do we really need more bureaucracies? The chattering classes (of which alleged greens are an influential sub-set) would all be seeking, and regretfully obtaining, membership of any such boards.
In Victoria, Australia devoted 'greens' attacked a wind power scheme because ONE ground parrot allegedly flew into a sail; and that sort of emotively blinded reaction wasn't unusual. It's not merely courageous politicians we need to stand up against the NIMBYs and their twin the MIMBYs (money into my backyard) who want taxpayer funding diverted to their areas. More urgent is the need for voters to back politicians who dare to tell unpleasant home truths about sacrifices we should be making; but that only happens in television programmes?
How about the unpleasant truth that the technologies that are being promoted today will NEVER produce the electricity we need at the costs that the public expects it to be?
How about the unpleasant truth that when a solar or wind plant is (falsely) advertised by its promoters to generate 200 MW of power, it actually generates energy, over a year period, that is a small fraction produced by a 200 MW power plant. Or that a plant that is advertised to cost $5/W to build actually will cost the ratepayer or taxpayer a $25-$50/W, depending on the availability of sun or wind.
How about the unpleasant truth that solar and wind energy are intermittent sources of energy and we have no convenient way to store energy for when it is needed. Consequently, they are completely redundant with conventional power plants, adding further to the cost they impose.
RobS,if you were asking a question, you've supplied your own answer.
It was just a reminder to you, Norman as to the down side of the sacrifices you advocate. And to the lack of honesty in the discussion of those sacrifices. The points I bring up are widely understood but carefully avoided by advocates of solar energy.
RobS,if you understood what I wrote, you'd understand I did NOT advocate what you think. As for honesty, like you True Believers of all varieties assume those who differ must be lacking that quality; but sadly all sides are more than capable of genuinely believing the oddest things. That's why we need to guard against our own prejudices, instead of concentrating solely on our opponents' logical shortcomings.
Exactly WHAT sacrifices were you suggesting we should be making, Norman. If you were a bit more explicit about your advocacy there is a chance that even I might not misunderstand you. My prejudice is opposition to appeals for undefined sacrifices for undefined reasons. In this prejudice I am beyond redemption.
RobS,those fortunate enough to have been born into modern Westen nations have tended to enjoy increasingly affluent unsustainable lifestyles which we are unwilling to see affected by any actions which are aimed at longer-term goals. One straightforweard example is our fetish with car ownership.
Toupees, too. But wtf do they have to do with wind and solar energy? You need to concentrate on the subject at hand, Norman. Your attention is wandering.
RS, if it's beyond your current reading in economic history and the development of technoloy generally, why not try reading (not to mention understanding?) before you write about issues.
Lame try, Norman. Your vague response evades (again) the criticism I made. Your comment about the need for sacrifice, in relation to solar energy, needs clarification to be understood. Make another try and stop the evasion. The economic history of solar energy is brief and sad. I do not need to read about something I have direct experience with. The technology? I have been directly involved in the technology and worked with organizations that provided leadership in the development of that technology. I have patents issued that deal with improvements in silicon photodiode efficiency. I believe that background equips me to comment on the technology.
What background do you bring to the table, Norman? Something you read and assumed you understood?
For a moment, RS, when the email arrived, I thought someone had responded to what I'd written. Comments I make on what might be learned from the study of economic history and other issues assume it will be understood that I'm not merely referring to recent events. I apologise for not spelling that out, but perhaps since the problems involved (including those arising from brilliant short-term remedies) require that I don't make the assumptions one normally does when discussing it with those who don't just depend on their recent employment activities. I perhaps need to mention, by the way, that I use 'recent' in the immediately prior sentence, in an historical sense.
Comments you made may well be learned by reading books written by historians (to be read by people interested in history and other works of fiction). But this article was not about history, Norman. It was about the effect of cost reduction on the viability of solar energy - didn't you read it? You are another proverbial potato farmer, who believes in his heart that every problem in the world can be solved if only people would eat more potatoes. Unfortunately, history books are not edible and can only be read.
History books are poor predictors of the past, Norman. And are useless in predicting the future. We need to learn as we go along. Sorry about that.


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According to testimony, Shermon Scales was working as a cook at Kentucky Fried Chicken on the morning of April 19, 2009. While he was at work, James Pointer fled from Officer Alan Wheeles during a traffic stop, starting a chase. Pointer eventually bailed out of his vehicle while it was still moving and jumped into the ditch between the old Food World shopping center and KFC. According to testimony from law enforcement, Pointer fell on his hands, and refused to show them to officers. Wheeles hit him twice in the thigh with his baton to make him comply.
At this point, Scales and the other KFC employees had come out to see what the commotion was. In his own testimony, Scales said he saw seven or eight officers in the ditch, at least two of whom were beating on Pointer while he was handcuffed. Scales also testified that he saw Pointer, who he did not know, being pepper sprayed.
Pointer himself never complained of police brutality, according to the testimony.
Scales said he took four to six photographs of the beating with the camera on his cell phone, and when Pointer was being led to a patrol car, he began yelling to him, "I got your back" and "they're doing you wrong."
Wheeles asked to see the photos, and Scales refused. He also refused to give his last name, and was arrested for obstruction of government operations. In the complaint accompanying the arrest, Wheeles wrote that Scales was arrested for not showing the pictures, although both sides conceded that he did not have to.
After he was arrested, Police Lt. Alan Kelley said he saw four to six photos on the phone, which was then given to the officer transporting Scales to the jail. The phone was returned to him when he was released, about an hour and 40 minutes later.
He was tried in Talladega Municipal Court in June and was acquitted.
Scales testified that all but two of the pictures had been deleted. Police Chief Alan Watson visited Scales in person at his job, and said he was shown two pictures, which were different from the ones still on the phone.
Scales consistently refused to let the phone be examined by the state Department of Forensic Sciences to determine when the photos had been deleted and what they had depicted beforehand. He said attorney Steve Adcock had advised him not to turn over the phone because the state could not guarantee the integrity of the phone after examining it. The phone has been in Adcock's office for the past three years.
During the time between his arrest and his trial, Scales said he had difficulty sleeping and suffered deep embarrassment and humiliation after being handcuffed in front of his co-workers and most of his family. He also claimed that having to state he had been arrested may have cost him some jobs because he had it listed on his application.
In fact, Scales had been arrested once before, for rent fraud. He was convicted in municipal court but appealed to circuit court, where he was acquitted. He said this arrest did not count because he had not been handcuffed or gone to jail.
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BSA Appoints Gary Butler Chief Operating Officer
The Boy Scouts of America has appointed Gary Butler to serve as deputy Chief Scout Executive and chief operating officer of the organization effective January 1, 2014. Butler is currently assistant Chief Scout Executive for operations of the Boy Scouts of America.
In his new role, he will provide leadership and direction to all aspects of operations of the National Council, subject to the authority and direction of the Chief Scout Executive and the National Executive Board.
"Gary brings a unique skill set in strategic planning and organizational management to our movement," said Brock. "In addition to being a lifelong Scouter, he has continually demonstrated his great passion for the Boy Scouts of America, he has shown that he is a dedicated leader, and I know he will continue to successfully guide the operations aspect of Scouting as our chief operating officer."
As assistant Chief Scout Executive for council operations since 2009, Butler has given leadership to the overall delivery of the Scouting programs through six departments and four regions. All national support and oversight of the more than 280 local Scout councils are coordinated and directed through the office of the assistant Chief Scout Executive for council operations.
In addition, Butler led the development and implementation of Scouting's Journey to Excellence, a local council performance recognition program designed to encourage and reward success and measure the performance of the BSA at the local level while providing a quality program at all levels of the BSA.
Butler began his professional Scouting career in 1980 as a district executive in Long Island, New York, and then served as senior district executive and finance director in Long Island; field director in New Jersey; and Scout executive in Kingston, New York, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and Buffalo, New York. In 2005, he joined the National Council staff as the director of the Finance Support Division and was named national director of the Council Solutions Group in 2008.
An avid sailor, Butler grew up in Rhode Island, where he earned his Eagle Scout Award and Vigil Honor. He is a recipient of the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award and a graduate of Providence College. Gary and his wife have three children, one of whom is an Eagle Scout, and three grandchildren.
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Congratulations Gary!!! Tell Sharon and your family that I said hello and Merry Christmas and a Happy and Blessed New Year!
Three Grandchildren how wonderful, I have 4 and am enjoying them very much.
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Congratulations to you on your new challenges. We here in Buffalo are very proud to be part of your Scouting career. If I can ever help or be of service, please feel free to call on me.
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We put this chair in our office. We habitually read nightly to our girls, and now we all gather around daddy sitting in this comfy reading chair. The chair is spectacularly comfortable, in fact, I am guaranteed to fall asleep shortly after reading begins in this chair......
November 12, 2011
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October 29, 2011
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October 18, 2011
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October 12, 2011
LOVE this chair!
I absolutely love this "Reading Chair". The colors are more vibrant in person, but also true to the picture. It is super comfortable too, which is hard to find in something "pretty". I fell in love with it at my local store, but wanted to wait for it to go on sale. I finally decided to purchase it and the last one had sold at my store... I called around every store in FL (and some in Alabama) to see if anyone had it in stock and was told it was no longer being made. Finally found one and drove 8 hours to get it. It is so worth it. I really wish it wasn't being discontinued, as I would love to purchase a second one.
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Here's the perfect way to describe long term affairs with married men: "Love is a fire. But whether it is going to warm your hearth or burn down your house, you can never tell." – Joan Crawford.
Whether a long term affair warms your heart or burns everything down depends on many different things. But, chances are a long term affair with a married man will do more harm than good.
Why are you looking for long term affairs with married men? If you want to save your marriage, I offer four tips for affair recovery below. At the end of this article are resources for everything from making a man fall in love with you to letting go of someone you love.
Here's what one reader said:
"A woman called and told me that my husband of 34 years, was 'hooking up' with another woman," says A. on How to Trust Your Husband After an Affair. "He regularly plays and sings music with a group of people, and I knew this woman was one of the singers, but didn't think they were anything besides friends."
Below, she describes how she found out about the affair – which was going on for three years. First, she has to decide if she wants to save her marriage, knowing that long term affairs are more difficult to recover from.
One of the bestselling resources for recovering from long term affairs is After the Affair: Healing the Pain and Rebuilding Trust When a Partner Has Been Unfaithful.
Long Term Affairs With Married Men – 4 Steps to Recovery
"I went to his computer and found emails that indicate this affair has been going on for more than three years," says A. "We live in a small town, so I wonder how many people saw them together and know about this affair."
Her 60 year old husband is retired; the woman he had an affair with is 41, married and doesn't work. He'd email her to meet right after A. left for work each day.
"He promised to stop seeing her, and swears that he hasn't been in contact with her since I found out," says A. "My husband wants to pretend that everything is okay, but I am devastated by this betrayal. He refuses counseling, since we both hold degrees in psychology and 'know what they will say.' I think he doesn't want to face what he has done to us. I thought I would be feeling better by now, but I still cry each day and get nauseated when I leave the house each morning, thinking about all the times he was waiting for me to go to work so he could be with her. I have lost trust in him and don't believe things he tells me. I worry about silly things now and never did before. How do I get past this?"
Accept the reality that long term affairs are more difficult to get over than a fling
Long term affairs with married men that go on for years contain more than a brief (stupid) moment of indiscretion or an impulsive (immoral) act. Affairs that last years indicate that a relationship is in place. Even though the cheaters don't want to leave their spouses, they are emotionally and physically connected.
Long term affairs are deeper, more painful betrayals than short term affairs like one night stands or short flings. Both types of affairs are wrong and horrible betrayals, but a long term affairs mean the married man wasn't getting what he needed from the marriage. His relationship with the other woman was fulfilling some need.
Read Why Men Cheat on Women to learn what he may have been missing.
Give yourself time to grieve the end of your marriage as you knew it
The grief you're going through involves the same stages as grieving the death of a spouse. You can't just shrug off long term affairs with married men, and resume your marriage! You have to mourn the end of one stage of your marriage so you can prepare for the next stage.
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Do you regret the break up? Get Your Ex BackWant to stop the separation or divorce? Save Your Marriage
Wondering how to make a man fall in love with you? Captivate Him So He'll Never Want to Leave
My friend's husband cheated on her with her best friend, and it took her six years to recover. Of course she didn't trust anything he said – he'd been lying to her for ages. So, don't fool yourself into thinking you'll "get over it" anytime soon.
One way to grieve the end of your marriage is to talk to other wives who have survived long term affairs. If you don't know how to connect with other women whose husbands cheated, write your thoughts in the comments section below. Other women who are coping with long term affairs with married men will read your thoughts, and hopefully respond.
Decide if you want to get past the long term affair
Do you want to stay married to a man who lied and cheated on you for years? Write down the pros and cons for recovering your marriage, for rebuilding and reconnecting. Be honest with yourself – maybe you're scared to leave because you haven't been on your own for years, you don't know how to pay the household bills, your kids will freak out, your pastor will have a heart attack.
Spend a month weighing the pros and cons of trying to recover from a long-term affair. You don't have to decide today or tomorrow…just envision your life on your own, and envision your life in a new stage of marriage.
You are free to create the life you want! Maybe that involves marriage; maybe it doesn't. But you need to give yourself permission to take your life in the direction you want.
You also have to be aware of the signs your partner will cheat on you again.
Go for marriage counseling even if he doesn't want to
Your husband lost the right to stomp his foot and say "but I don't wanna to go to marriage counseling" the first time he considered cheating. After long term affairs, married men have absolutely no right to say whether or not marriage counseling is an option.
Your husband does not have the right to decide on marriage counseling.
Of course he doesn't want to face the music, own up to his actions, and explain himself. It's hard to accept the consequences of immoral, disgusting, lying, cheating behavior! Are you going to let him off the hook? The painful truth is that if he was really sorry and remorseful about his years of infidelity, he'd do anything he could to win you back. He'd lead the way to marriage counseling if he thought it would help you recover from his long-term affair.
Leave him at home if he doesn't want to go. You need to go for counseling on your own, whether or not he does. You need tools to survive the betrayal, and to cope with the fact that others knew about the affair long before you did.
For more tips on long term affairs with married men, Getting Over an Affair – How Long Does it Take?
What do you think about long term affairs with married men? Comments welcome below…
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We are high school sweethearts–he did cheat in high school which we did break up and later got back together. Now 11 years later, married Aug 2012, 1 year after, I find out my husband was cheating on me. We are both young 25 and 27. We have been having problems regarding religion for approx 6 months of our marriage. It was very intense–so much that I left home for week to my parents home. While checking cell phone records a couple days ago, I found very long phone convos with the same number over the span of many months.
Thank you for sharing about your husband's long term affair, Pam – I'm so sorry to hear about his cheating. It's a devastating betrayal, and so difficult to recover from.
I wish you all the best as you decide what to do and how to proceed with your marriage.
Where do I start…..I find myself still struggling to cope with my husbands long-term affair and I've known for 7-years. One would think that after marriage counseling and shear time, i could put this all in perspecitve and move on. I don't dwell on the affair, but I certainingly think about it often and try to coach myself through those moments. Obviously I've decided the marriage is worth saving and I'm happy in my decision most of the time. However, I must say that knowledge of his long-term committment to another woman while he was supposed to be raising our family and focusing on us is hard to swollow. The story, I've been married to him for 34 years, not blissful but happy enough. We have two grown children, 33 and 30, each has children of their own. This is important because it lays out the timeline. While I was pregnant with our 30 year old, my husband got a new job after we relocated to a new area, we were so excited to finally be heading toward stability, or so I thought! His new job had him sharing an office with a woman, she too was married with 6 children, most of them grown as she is 18 years older than me. In retrospect I should have been watchful of the situation particularly since they began to "ride to work" together shortly after meeting one another. I never occured to me that he would cheat and yet here he was with a perfect opportunity, She and I became fast friends and we spent every weekend having dinner parties and planning fantastic vacations as two married couples often do. To sum it up, their affair started when our son was 6 weeks old and did not end until he graduated from high school! 18-years, are you kidding me, that's not an affair it's a full on relationship. I found out through a note sent to me by her husband and for 2 years he denied it saying he would never touch her as she was old and I (at the time) was young and beautiful, so I believed him, for a time. Although somewhere in the back of my mind the fact that they never called or came over anymore really tipped the scales for me. How could a best friend of mine suddenly fall off the face of the earth at the very same time her husband told me. The answer is, it was all true and it took me 2 years to confront the issue. I know I will never be the same, I try to move on with my life, but I've got to say I question my decision often. Not because I don't still love him, yes unbelievable as it may sound I do love him, but rather can I continue to struggle for something out of my control? I find myself in a battle of my resolve to stay and sorrow as a result of staying. The pain runs very deep and recovery to this point has been unbelievably hard. I thought perhaps writting my story could, in some small measure, help me continue to cope.
I have just discoverd accidentally that my husband of 15 years has had an affair with someone he met on line for the last 18 months. He has spoken to her everyday up to the point I found out and met 2/3 times a month. I have a 7 year old and a 10 year old daughter. He is begging and pleading for my forgiveness but I don't know what to do. Also my dad has just been diagnosed with liver cancer. I am a wreck
My husband has had a on and off affair for 4 years.
We had a child and for a few years after my libido was so low..
I do take responsibility for this… not dealing with this in a logical way..i put off sex.. or wasnt into it..
I told my best friend,she was there at my son's birth-always there for us.WELL,
for four years , she has been having sex with my husband.
now that I know.. My husband seems remorseful and says it is over.
I want to believe him so bad, because I hae neer loved someone this much..We are trying to repair… only time will tell.
Sidenote.. Ihad found out later, this "friend" had also slept with my previous boyfriend. ((GAH!))
Also, apart that really hurts.. my husband had made a comment defending her early on, that she was "damaged" meaning…nobody understands her..she was sexually assaulted when she was young..
This makes me upset because .. so was I. Just no one cared to ask- and I never offered the information.
However, the guy who rapped me in a parking garage stairwell.. didnt hurt me as much as my husband and O.W did.
Thank you for your comments – I think part of the process of recovering from an affair is being honest about it. Write about it, talk about it — but try not to drown in it! There's a balance between healthy grieving, and getting lost in a sea of regret, bitterness, and even hatred.
I think recovering from an affair that lasted a long time is more difficult than a one night stand, but others say a betrayal is a betrayal.
It is not just men who do this; my wife did it to me for 2.5 years. I swallowed it whole for 13 years from when she told me because my children were young but am now ready to face and deal with it.
Hi. I will be married to my husband (2nd) 24 years this August. But it hasn't been a "real marriage" for maybe 4 years, probably more than that.
About a year and a half ago my husband's long term affair blew wide open. I had suspicions, but he lied, called me crazy, jealous etc. When he refused to sleep with me and was out till all hours of the night, I begged him to go to counseling with me. He refused saying he was perfectly happy.
Bottom line, his mistress(married herself for 28 years) called me and told me he bought a gun to kill me and her husband because they were so in love! Police involved, my mother in law knew about the affair and became "buddies" with his mistress! I was so depressed and distraught I had a suicide attempt. The man I gave all my love, 16 yrs of my life, the man who swore I was the love of my life didn't exist.
Ps- while I was in the hospital he went to court to fight a restraining order she and her husband put on him.
So now, after marriage counseling, personal therapy and a clearer mind, I am still here. We do not sleep together, we are separate people who used to have a marriage or maybe I was fooled.
At the beginning he asked for forgiveness maybe twice. Refused to do any work to help me thru this pain. So after me trying on my own, I withdrew all my emotions towards him.
He still thinks I'm staying but he won't accept I'm done! I have a move out date set for six months. I'm moving to California from NJ. The further away from his lies and betrayal the better!
I'm not even filing for divorce(he never keeps a job) because he says he wi sue me for alimony! What a loser!
Just so you know, I am beautiful, smart, have a great career (I'm a nurse) and I would rather be alone then be with a narcissist, user!So my answer is no, I will not forgive a long term affair! It's pathetic when he says it was a mistake! A mistake is an oops, not almost two years of planning and deceiptfulness! I'm not even angry anymore, he is pathetic. By the way, his mistress is very wealthy. I guess he thought he found a bigger, better, gravy train!
Good luck to him. The older he gets, his charm is wearing away with his age! -
My husband had an affair nearly 6 years ago that I forgave him for. But more recently, I found them together & he confessed that he had never stopped seeing her all of these years. I agree that a long term affair is so much harder to overcome. They actually have a better relationship than we do because she was all fun, while I lived with him & dealt with real life. He ended up leaving me & moved in with her for about a month. Then realized after he was living with her, that he wanted to be with me. So stupid me is giving him another chance. In that month he was gone, I realized that I don't want to be alone & have to take care of myself. I was happy that he came home. But now I have to deal with overcoming this horrible nightmare. We are in marriage counseling & I'm hoping I can eventually get through this. It seems the lesser of two evils.


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The 2015 Chevrolet Sonic is the best car for you if you want a surprising small sedan or hatchback that proves world-class subcompacts are built in the USA.
The 2015 Chevrolet Sonic is likely to continue little-changed after Chevy added safety and connectivity features for model-year 2014. Sonic came to America for model-year 2012 and is based on a design from General Motors' South Korean subsidiary, Daewoo. U.S.-market Sonics are built at a GM plant in Michigan, and the economical, fun-to-drive subcompact has been a sales success in a class normally associated with cars like the Honda Fit (made in Japan), Ford Fiesta (Mexico), and Hyundai Accent (South Korea).
Should you wait for the 2015 Chevrolet Sonic or buy a 2014 Chevrolet Sonic? With the next-generation Sonic due no sooner than model-year 2016, there's an outside chance Chevy could spiff up the 2015 version with minor styling changes. That facelift is more probable for model-year 2016, in anticipation of an all-new 2017 Sonic. Wait for the 2015 Sonic if you're betting on a midcycle freshening. Buy the 2014 Sonic if you're OK with the current looks, need a neat little car, and don't want to swallow model-changeover price increases.
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Styling: The 2015 Chevrolet Sonic almost certainly will be a visual repeat of the 2014 Sonic. It'll continue to slot into the Chevrolet lineup between the smaller Spark minicar and the larger Cruze compact sedan. It'll also remain the only one of the three to offer both a four-door sedan and four-door hatchback body style.
Sonic's nose will again be dominated by oversized headlamp ensembles and a large grille divided by a horizontal bar holding the Chevy bow-tie emblem. Sonic's sporty RS model gets its own grille and front fascia with an air dam and fog lamps, plus its own rocker moldings, spoiler, and rear fascia. Both Sonic body styles share a 99.4-inch wheelbase (distance between front and rear axles), but the sedan is some 14 inches longer overall than the hatchback.
The 2015 Sonic sedan will return with one of the largest trunks in the subcompact class, at 14.9 cubic feet. The Sonic hatchback will again furnish 19 cubic feet behind the rear seat and a station-wagonlike 47.7 cubic feet with those seatbacks folded. In a styling slight-of-hand, the hatchback's rear door handles will remain hidden in the roof pillars.
Expect a 2015 Sonic lineup consisting of base LS, volume-selling LT, and fancy LTZ models for both body styles, with the RS continuing as a hatchback only. The 2015 LS Sonics should again come with 15-inch steel wheels with wheel covers, LT models with 16-inch alloys, and LTZs and RSs with 17-inch alloys.
Every 2015 Sonic will again have front bucket seats and a 60/40 split/folding rear seatback. The RS will return with sport front seats and a sport steering wheel, aluminum pedals, and specific gauge graphics.
A motorcycle-inspired pod that combines a digital speedometer and analog tachometer will again be the main instrumentation for all 2015 Sonics. Standard in the central dashboard "stack" of the LTZ and RS and optional on the other models will be a 7-inch color touchscreen serving Chevrolet's MyLink connectivity system (see the Features section below).
Mechanical: The 2015 Chevrolet Sonic has no mechanical changes on its agenda. It'll again borrow its engines from the larger, heavier Cruze, giving it a slight power advantage over many subcompact rivals.
The standard engine for all 2015 Sonics should again be a 1.8-liter four-cylinder with 138 horsepower and 125 pound-feet of torque (think of torque as the force that gets you moving, horsepower as the energy that maintains momentum).
Standard on the 2015 Sonic RS and returning as an option on LT and LTZ models will be a turbocharged 1.4-liter four-cylinder with 138 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque.
Sonic will continue among the few subcompacts to offer more than one engine. It will otherwise run with the pack with front wheel drive, a torsion-beam rear axle, and electric power steering. Rear disc brakes are likely to repeat as an RS exclusive.
Transmission choices probably won't change, with the 1.8-liter linked to a five-speed manual or six-speed automatic and the turbo 1.4 to a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic. Chevy will again tweak the RS with acceleration-boosting gear ratios and a handling-enhancing lowered and stiffened suspension.
All-in-all, the 2015 Sonic should repeat as a little car that rides like one that's larger and heavier. An upright seating position, generously sized windows, and decent sound deadening also contribute to a feeling of relative confidence on the road. Acceleration is best described as adequate, even with the turbo engine. But handling is agile thanks to minimal mass and well-sorted steering and suspension.
Features: The 2015 Chevrolet Sonic won't skimp on features buyers in this class expect, and it should continue to offer several more common to larger, costlier cars.
Added for model-year 2014 and continuing for 2015 will be a rearview camera; expect it to be standard on the Sonic LTZ and RS and optional on the LT. And offered on all but the LS model will be systems that warn of an impending frontal collision and of unintended lane departure.
Among other relative rarities in the segment likely to continue on the 2015 Sonic: remote-control engine start, standard on automatic-transmission LT, LTZ, and RS; heated front seats, standard on LTS and RS; and leather upholstery, standard on LTZ and RS, with sueded microfiber inserts in the latter.
Bluetooth phone connectivity, air conditioning, a height-adjustable driver's seat with fold-down armrest, tilt/telescope steering wheel with Bluetooth and audio controls, and power door locks, are among other conveniences that'll return as standard equipment. Same for remote keyless entry, an outside temperature gauge, variable intermittent windshield wipers, automatic off-on headlamps, and an antitheft alarm.
Also returning will be the aforementioned Chevrolet MyLink, which in effect imbeds an onboard smartphone into the car's infotainment system via a USB interface or hands-free Bluetooth streaming connection. The dashboard touchscreen accesses personal playlists, photo galleries, phone books, and other stored media. Pandora and Stitcher internet radio are available. MyLink has been standard on LTZ and RS Sonics and available on the LS and LT. Chevy could upgrade the version offered in the 2015 Sonic to include integrated voice-recognition capability.
It's also conceivable Chevy could equip the 2015 Sonic with an onboard navigation system, though very few cars in this price range offer one. Chevy will continue to fit every 2015 Sonic with GM's OnStar system with six months' free basic service. OnStar can furnish turn-by-turn audio directions and stolen-vehicle tracking, among other assistance.
True to their entry-level status, Sonic LS models have traditionally come only with manual windows and mirrors. Chevy might bow to competitive pressure and extend to those models the power windows and power heated mirrors that have been standard on LT, LTZ, and RS models.
Look for 2015 Sonic LS sedans and hatchbacks to continue with a basic four-speaker AM/FM audio system with auxiliary jack. Optional again on LSs and standard on other 2015 Sonics should be a six-speaker CD system with a USB iPod interface and Bluetooth audio streaming.
Chevy probably will continue to make XM satellite radio (with three months' complimentary service) optional on LS models and standard on other 2015 Sonics.
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Prices for the 2015 Chevrolet Sonic were not announced in time for this review but shouldn't increase drastically over those of the 2014 Sonic.
That suggests a base-price range of $15,300-$22,500. (Estimated base prices in this review include the manufacturer's mandatory destination fee; Chevy's fee for the 2014 Sonic was $810).
The 2015 Sonic sedans should again be priced slightly below Sonic hatchbacks. Expect sedans to start at $15,300 in LS trim, around $16,700 in LT form, and around $18,300 in LZT guise.
Projected base prices for 2015 Sonic hatchbacks are $15,800 for the LS, $17,200 for the LT, and $18,800 for the LTZ. Estimated base price for the 2015 Sonic RS is $22,500.
To these price estimates, tack on about $1,100-$1,300 for automatic transmission, depending on model. Adding the turbocharged engine to a Sonic LT or LTZ sedan or hatchback should again cost an additional $700 or so.
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EPA fuel-economy ratings for the 2015 Chevrolet Sonic were not released in time for this review but are not apt to change from those of the 2014 model. That would maintain the 2015 Sonic around the middle of the subcompact class for gas mileage. It's kept from the top tier by engines a bit more powerful than the norm and curb weights 200-300 pounds more than many cars in the competitive set.
With the base 1.8-liter engine and the five-speed manual transmission, expect the 2015 Sonic to be rated 26/35/30 mpg city/highway/combined. With the six-speed automatic transmission, 1.8-liter Sonics are likely to again rate 25/35/28 mpg.
With the turbocharged 1.4-liter engine and the six-speed manual, expect 2015 Sonic LT, LTZ, and RS models to repeat at 29/40/33 mpg city/highway/combined city/highway. With the six-speed automatic transmission, they should rate 27/37/31.
Chevy likely will continue to recommend regular-octane gas for both Sonic engines.
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Expect 2015 Chevrolet Sonics in showrooms during the second half of 2014.
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Chevy will aim to keep Sonic competitive with continued emphasis on value for the dollar, which suggests some enhancement of features, especially connectivity. That would appeal to young buyers who haven't established strong brand loyalties. Indeed, Chevy says 30 percent of Sonic buyers are under 35, and nearly half trade in a non-GM brand.
Model-year 2013 introduction of the Sonic RS is one bow to shoppers looking for sporty style, though it's not really an answer to Ford's Fiesta ST. The ST knocks the RS for a loop with 197 horsepower and 202 pound-feet of torque, though it's available only with a six-speed manual transmission. Chevy could respond with a more-powerful Sonic, but RS prices already encroach on those of the larger Cruze.
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Ford Fiesta: We'll limit Sonic's competitive set to subcompacts that offer both sedan and hatchback body styles. Topping the list is the Fiesta. It's virtually the same size as the Sonic on the outside, though it's slightly tighter inside (most evident in marginally less rear-seat space). And Sonics have more cargo space. Fiesta fights back with road manners befitting its origins as a car designed to meet demanding European tastes. Its styling is more flamboyant, inside and out, too. Look for mainstream 2015 Fiestas to return with around 120 horsepower and 112 pound-feet of torque while the turbo ST scoots with 197 and 202, respectively. Fiesta's lighter than the Sonic and fuel economy is better, topping out at 39/40/33 mpg with the $700 Super Fuel Economy option. Estimated 2015 Fiesta base-price range is $15,100-$20,900 for mainstream models, with the RS starting at $22,300.
Nissan Versa: Versa's appeal lies in compact-class dimensions at subcompact-class prices. Both the Versa sedan and Versa Note hatchback are larger than any other subcompacts inside and out, and have more cargo space than many larger cars, too (the hatch maxes out at 50.4 cubic feet). With that size comes a degree of on-road refinement most subcompacts can't match – an advantage on long drives. However, with one engine of just 109 horsepower and 107 pound-feet of torque, acceleration is tepid, though fuel economy tops out at a pleasing 31/40/35 mpg with the continuously variable (automatic) transmission. Tepid also describes the styling, though the hatchback has a certain continental flavor. Estimated 2015 Versa base-price range is a tempting $13,100-$18,100.
Hyundai Accent: Here's a subcompact with styling that turns heads – and a value proposition that opens wallets. Good fuel economy, generous warranty coverage, and impressive cabin materials round out the plus column for these South Korean sedans and hatchbacks. On the downside is sometimes erratic steering feel. Expect 2015 Accents to return with 138 horsepower and 123 pound-feet of torque and ratings of 28/37/32 mpg with the six-speed manual transmission and 28/37/31 with the six-speed automatic. Passenger room is comparable to Sonic's. So is the sedan's trunk volume. The Accent hatchback has an impressive 21.2 cubic feet of cargo room behind the rear seat and 47.5 with the seat folded. Estimated 2015 Accent base-price range is $15,800-$16,900 for the sedan and $15,990-$18,400 for the hatchback. Accent's basic design is shared with the Kia Rio from Hyundai's corporate partner.


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The Sky Blues got hammered 4-0 in the same fixture at Home Park last season and are determined to avenge their embarrasing defeat. "We owe Plymouth," Westwood told the Coventry Telegraph. "They spanked us 4-0 last year but we are in a different place now. At that time we were playing for nothing and we weren't really doing it, but we are in a different zone now and we need points as well as they do. "It should be end-to-end but we are going there in high spirits. We desperately needed a win on Saturday and we got it, albeit hanging on in the end, and we know we have to build on that now." Westwood played down rumours that manager Chris Coleman's job is on the line. "We are all behind the gaffer," he said. "He does a great job and any talk of him being sacked is way out of the question."
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Harrison, Hague continue to hit in 6-5 win over BoSox
Final: Pirates 6, Red Sox 5
WP: Evan Meek (1-0, 6.75 ERA)
LP: Andrew Bailey (0-1, 6.75 ERA)
SV: Juan Cruz (1, 1.29 ERA)
Matt "The Hit Collector" Hague went 2 for 3 with a 2-run homer [video], his 3rd of the spring. Hague survived the last round of cuts and is still in the running for an outside shot at nabbing one of the club's final bench spots.
Josh Harrison, who is also competing for one of the last bench spots went 2 for 3 with his 6th double of the spring. He did, however, make 2 costly base running errors as he was tagged out over sliding 2nd base twice.
Andrew McCutchen was 1 for 2 with an RBI single, his 10th runner driven in this spring. Nate McLouth relieved Cutch in CF and hit a 2-run homer [video] to RF, his 1st of the spring.
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I really enjoy having them at home as genuinely feel that I get to know them that little bit better.
Everyone is relaxed, no timetable or agenda and we just enjoy hanging out together. We did some lovely things everyday including a James Bond Workshop, a bike ride in the park, visited the lovely Tamsyn, went horse racing and the icing on the cake was Beansey's rugby team winning 5 out of 5 games at the curtain raiser cup on the Saturday.
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It's an urgent request from the Rochester City School Superintendent. Doctor Bolgen Vargas is asking parents for more support when it comes to addressing youth violence.
He sent a letter to them, and in it, he brings up the shooting death of a teen on Genesee Street Monday afternoon. Police say Kemari Hodricks was killed.
Another teen, Dante Rankin is charged with second-degree murder.
The superintendent says this is the latest in a series of violent events this year, involving current or former students. In the letter he says school programs and community support can't replace the need for active and committed parents.
Here is a copy of the full letter:
Dear Parents and Families,
I write to you with a heavy heart and urgent request.
Two days ago, an 18-year-old was shot and killed on Genesee Street across from Joseph C. Wilson Commencement Academy. Yesterday, police arrested another young man who is alleged to have been involved in the crime. Both are former students at District schools, who were later served by special instruction programs we offer for troubled youth.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all the families, friends and school communities affected by these tragic events. But that is not the only reason my heart is heavy. These are the latest in a series of violent events this year, in which the victims and alleged perpetrators were current or former Rochester students.
As I often say, the Rochester City School District is ultimately responsible for the education of your children. But we cannot do it alone. Since I have become Superintendent, the community has been overwhelmingly generous in providing the help our District requests. But that is not enough.
We urgently need more support from parents and families to address the problem of youth violence, inside and outside our schools.
All of the school programs and support services our community offers can�t replace the need for active and committed parents, or other adults in a parenting role. We need you to:
Teach children that violence is never acceptable as a means of settling conflict
Know who their friends are, including the friends they communicate with online. It is both acceptable and necessary for parents to monitor their children�s use of social media
Make sure that children attend school every day
Require them to treat teachers and other adults with respect, as you expect them to treat you
Encourage them to put forth their best effort in school, and to read every day
Children who do these things will succeed in school. I say that with absolute confidence because many of our students are already doing well. But too many are falling through the cracks, and falling prey to violence.
If you need help to make these things happen, ask for it. Our community is rich in resources to help families deal with any issue that keeps children from succeeding. Call 211, your child�s school, your minister or another trusted adult. I assure you that people will be there to help you and your children.
Our District will provide whatever resources are needed to be sure that school is the safest place for your children to be, every day. We will provide the academic instruction and extra support they need to achieve. But I cannot take total responsibility for their safety or academic success. We need your help�and they do, too.
Bolgen Vargas
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Young boy killed by car in Pointe Coupee Parish
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A 6 year old boy was killed just moments after getting off the school bus in Pointe Coupee Parish.
Monte Stevens was hit by a car as he ran towards his home. It happened just after 6:00 Monday night, on LA 1.
State police say the bus had its lights and stop signs activated. According to Troopers, Gloria Green did not stop, and hit the boy.
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In Detroit, Nova and Verlander try to regain top form
The reigning American League Most Valuable Player and Cy Young Award winner had his streak of 63 straight starts of at least six innings snapped in his last outing, against the Red Sox, due to rain, but he'll take the mound in the first of four games against the Yankees at 7:05 p.m. ET.
Verlander will be up against right-hander Ivan Nova, who will be backed by the lineup that leads the Major Leagues in home runs this season and is also among the leaders in runs scored, RBIs and slugging percentage.
Verlander is 0-1 with a 5.11 ERA in two starts against New York this year and has not exactly fared well against the Bronx Bombers in his eight-year career. Since be broke into the big leagues in 2005, Verlander is 4-4 with a 4.17 ERA against the Yankees.
Verlander, admittedly, has not been at his best lately, posting a 1-2 record and 4.05 ERA over his last three outings. Whether due to the weather or another factor, skipper Jim Leyland noticed that in the right-hander's last outing.
"Verlander was totally out of sync," Leyland said. "I don't think I've seen him out of sync as much as he was tonight for a long, long time, for whatever reason. From the get-go, he was out of sync."
Verlander will have the task of recapturing his top form on Monday against the AL East's leaders, a squad that has lost 10 of its last 16 games. New York is coming off a 4-5 homestand, though it didn't play much better during its last road trip, going 2-5 against the A's and Mariners. The Yankees are embarking on a seven-game trip (four in Detroit, three in Toronto) and are in the midst of a stretch of 20 straight days without a scheduled day off through Aug. 22.
Nova will be looking to rebound as well, coming off a start against the Orioles in which he allowed a career-high nine runs on 10 hits in five innings. Nova has won just once in his seven starts since June 28, going 1-3 with a 5.14 ERA in that span.
"He had no fastball command, inconsistent slider, inconsistent curveball," manager Joe Girardi said after Nova's last outing. "He worked his tail end off after he gave up two singles in a row in the second inning to get two outs and two strikes, then threw a slider [to Mark Reynolds] that didn't break. It just kind of snowballed after that."
This series will represent the final meeting of the regular season between the Yankees and Tigers, who met in the AL Division Series last season.
Tigers: Baker to join club on Monday
Detroit acquired utility man Jeff Baker from the Cubs on Sunday in exchange for two players to be named. He is expected to join the club for Monday's game.
Baker should bolster the Tigers' lineup against left-handers, as the 31-year-old is hitting .275 (25-for-91) with eight doubles, three home runs and 12 RBIs against southpaws this season. He's a .304 career hitter against lefties.
Baker is batting .269 with 10 doubles, four homers and 20 RBIs in 54 games overall this year.
Yankees: Keeping it close
Twelve of the Yankees' last 16 games have been decided by three runs or fewer, with seven of those games being decided by one run. The Yankees are 0-7 in those one-run ballgames. Ten of the team's 11 losses since the All-Star break have been by two runs or fewer; New York has lost by a combined 13 runs in those contests.
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The Tigers have won 14 of their last 15 games at Comerica Park, dating to July 4. Detroit has built a 184-111 record at home since the beginning of the 2009 season.


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ROSSANO VENETO, Italy – Heavy price competition from the Far East has forced the part and accessory maker Selcof Tech Srl to close its production within a few weeks. The brand name Selcof will remain on the market as it has been sold to the Italian Rivolta Group. This company has been on the bicycle market for many years as well as the four-wheel, industry and sports markets.
Rivolta Group employees 500 people and runs its own offices in Spain, Germany, Switzerland, France and Portugal for distribution and logistics. It is expected that the addition to Rivolta's portfolio will mean new investments for Selcof. The office of Selcof in Rossano Veneto will remain open until the end of this year before moving Rivolta Group located in Pessano con Bornago in the Milan area.
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