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Agencies have a special name for projects where a subcontractor does at least 70 percent of the work. There's also a special rule to help agencies track how the money flows in those types of contracts to try to minimize the risk of overpayments. Tim DiNapoli is director of acquisition and sourcing management issues at the Government Accountability Office. On In Depth with Francis Rose, he explained how well agencies follow that that special rule -- which is important, because three agencies spent about $190 billion on those types of contracts in fiscal 2013.
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The House Armed Services Committee and leaders within industry and Pentagon are making it clear defense acquisition rules need some work. And new Congressional leaders might bring new attitudes on acquisition that could reverse current trends. Larry Allen is president of Allen Federal Business Partners. On In Depth with Francis Rose, he shared his Top 3 for 2015, and told Federal News Radio's Nicole Ogrysko 2015 is an important year for acquisition reform and the General Services Administration. He's optimistic about the future of procurement in 2015, but a look into his Magic 8 Ball said "The future is still unclear; ask again later."
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The calendar new year is just under way, but the year-end rush for fiscal 2015 is still eight months away. This year's fiscal-year-end rush may be a little different than other years though. Dr. Nick Nayak is former Chief Procurement Officer at the Department of Homeland Security. He shared his Top 3 for 2015 on In Depth with Francis Rose. He said you might see a blast to start the year off, then another rush in the fall.
A pathway to transformation
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December 23, 2014
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Lockheed, Iron Mountain pay millions to settle overbilling allegations
The Justice Department settled two different cases with large contractors, both of which allegedly overcharged the agencies under the False Claims Act.
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Reps. Jeff Miller (R-Fla.) and Sam Graves (R-Mo.), chairmen of the Veterans Affairs and Small Business committees, respectively, wrote to Anne Rung, OFPP administrator, saying agencies still are "misusing" reverse auctions to "evade competition and compliance with other procurement regulations."
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Cristina Chaplain, Government Accountability Office
NASA's launch and re-entry of its Orion space capsule proved the vehicle might safely carry people into deep space. Someday. But when? That's the question NASA faces as it tries to meet ambitious deadlines with limited funds. A big challenge is developing the vehicle, the rocket necessary to launch it past the moon and the ground station support so they're all ready at the same time. The Government Accountability Office has been on top of this. Christina Chaplain, the director of acquisition and sourcing management issues at GAO joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin to examine the agency's findings.


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It's just under one week to go before Vancouver Desi's Desi to Delhi contest ends, so be sure to get your entry in soon – if not right now. The prize is airfare for two from Vancouver to New Delhi, India, valued at $4,000.
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According to local travel professionals, a trip to India should be on your bucket list.
"It's such a beautiful civilization – a gift from nature that I think is almost everybody's duty to come to know," said Bestway Tours and Safari Chief Explorer, Mahmood Poonja.
"It's a mosaic by itself and it should be on everybody's bucket list."
"There are few countries in the world that one would think of and you would get an image right away," continued Poonja. "You think of India and the Taj Mahal. Every prime minister, every president who visits India on an official visit will take a day off to visit the Taj Mahal."
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper did just that on his recent trip overseas. He took time off to visit not only the Taj Mahal, but also Humayun's Tomb – a UNESCO World Heritage site and the 2004 venue for the Aga Khan Architecture Award.
Owner of Bains Travel, Dolly Bains, spent 22 years living in India and she can still remember the first time she set foot in the Taj Mahal.
"(It's) something – when I entered the gate I literally had goosebumps," she said. "I just thought, 'Oh my god – this building is out of this world.'"
But the subcontinent has much more to offer than one of the seven wonders of the world and its 27 UNESCO world heritage sites: there are over 18 official languages and almost all world religions are represented.
"(Tourists get to) see history, they see culture, they see people of diverse languages, diverse culture – and they live together," said Poonja. "It's a cultural mosaic – a cultural homogeneity.
"You have everything."
According to Bains, "to really see India would take a good three to four months."
"The culture, the language, the food, the clothing – everything changes from one state to the other," she said. "It's a very, very different culture all over – it's like travelling in Europe, you go from one country to the other, it changes – it changes much more in India."
It's not the ordinary tourist destination.
"It's not like Thailand, New Zealand or Cuba – it's not only for beaches," said Sushil Singh with Tourism India. "We have a different kind of tourism project, which requires time.
"Beaches, desert, historical monuments, classical dance, culture – India's for everybody."
And it's not just for the South Asian community.
"The interest in India is not really confined to people of Indo-Canadian origin," said Poonja. "Most of the visitors from Canada to India are of other origins."
Most tourists are enthralled by the country's history.
"Here in one city you can get as many as three to four world heritage sites," said Poonja. "Canada's history begins 300, 400 years ago at best – then you go to a country with 5,000 years of continuous history – you can imagine the difference."
For first-time travellers to India, Poonja suggests starting north and visiting the 'Golden Triangle' – a tourist path covering Delhi, Agra (where the Taj Majal is) and Jaipur.
The Golden Triangle also includes the city of Varansi – the oldest living city in India. Hundreds and thousands of people dip themselves in the Ganges River as a sign of purity on a daily basis.
"You find people over there on any given day – it's nothing staged, it's just a natural thing," said Poonja.
On a second visit, go to southern India: well-known for its Dravidian origin and Ayurveda, the ancient Indian method of longevity and natural healing.
"A lot of people from Vancouver and the Lower Mainland go over there for treatment," said Poonja.
India offers more than history, too – it caters to many special interests, like its indigenous textile industry and its architecture – dating back about 5,000 years.
Before travelling, Poonja only suggests to prepare for the amount of people.
"The population over there is 1.2 billion and there's 35 million in Canada," he said. "You're going to see 10 to 15 times more people on any given day than you're going to see in Canada."
But language won't be a barrier, because the majority speak English, he said.
"You'll be able to speak to anybody and everybody," he said. "People are extremely friendly, you'll find a lot of people wanting to practice their English and coming to talk to you."
Singh suggests to allot enough time for the trip.
"(Travellers) should go for a long duration, not for seven days or eight days because it's not justice to India," he said. "Go for one month or 15 days at least, so that they can at least see some parts of India."
And of course, before your departure, all the proper documents need to be in order, like an India visa, which needs a valid passport, said Bains.
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fertilizer and flowering mango trees
Up until the first cold snap we had the first week of December I was feeding my trees with half strength miracle grow 2 to 4 times a month. I have not since the cold snap. I started wondering if this was the right idea. My Glenn, Cogshall, Pickering, Po Pyu Kalay, and Carrie are all in full bloom. My Lancetilla has lots of buds so I will have to wait til it pushes either more growth or blooms. (The Keitt I dont have much expectation to bloom since it is young-only 1-2 yrs)
I have been fully soaking my potted trees once a week and lightly watering once in between. Please share thoughts or experience as to whether I should have continued the weak fertilizing or wait? and if wait--when should I resume the weak fertilizing? I will post some pics over the coming weekend. Thanks.
Related to your question--
What kind of fertilizing can stimulate panicle production? I have a Glenn mango tree that had this problem last year and this year has no panicles or panicle buds.Even though my other mango trees show panicles or have buds waiting to bust out into panicles
Hi Marin, I've cut back on my fertilizing as well since the cold snap, but just today I watered my potted mango tree with a 1/3 the recommended dosage of MG...1 tsp of MG to one gallon water in which I added a 1/2 tsp. of Epsom salts for Magnesium. It is pushing out something (just not positive if its pannicles or new growths?) I usually will resume my normal fertilizing once the mango fruits have completed fruiting.
In spring I sprinkle Vigoro Citrus fertilizer which is also recommended for potted trees...about 3 tablespoons on my 24" pot, less if your pot is smaller and water it in...it is a slow release fertilizer so I never worry about fertilizer burn...I then apply it once more in the middle of summer. Vigoro is one of the few fertilizers out there that is safe for Container growing.
Here is a link that might be useful: Vigoro Citrus and Avocado Fertilizer
phosphorous stimulates blooming. fertilizers marketed towards making plants like azaleas and bougavilleas bloom heavy are phosphorous biased (the middle number in N-P-K)
I wouldnt use it on Mango though, Id just stick with a balanced slow release fertilizer in the spring like Osmocote.
Many thanks for the advice.
I also have Vigro citrus& avocado fertilizer. It says it has polymer coated urea so that must be slow release nitrogen? It is 12-5-8. Will use it on my problem mango with the poor panicle production. It grows great but not enough blooming panicles. Vigro has minor elements
Kush...How much do you fertilize your young mango trees? Can you name an amount and how many times a year? thanks
Will look at the azalea/bougainvillea bloom promoting fertilizer. Will use sparingly on my problem mango tree and on my bougainvillea that is not blooming much though it used to
I use fertilizer very sparingly, I throw a handful of Osmocote right before the rainy spring begins around the drip lines of each of my trees.
how old is your tree? Fairchild recommends using potash only to help promote root growth for the first few years then not fertilizing at all
Do not burn a mango tree with fertilizer. We recommend that no nitrogen fertilizers be given to the young tree until fruiting begins. Nitrogen is the first of the three numbers that appear on the fertilizer label. You should use instead a potassium fertilizer. Potassium is the last of the three numbers on the label. We use a 0-0-50 formulation, sprinkled lightly below the drip-line of the canopy three times per year. Take care not to apply the fertilizer to the trunk. The ultimate in green care for your tree is to supply all your nitrogen in the form of an organic plant mulch or properly composted manure.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.fairchildgarden.org/livingcollections/tropicalfruitprogram/jackfruit/growing-a-mango-tree/
Thanks mangoK
When you describe your fertilization are you sprinkling a few handfuls on the grass or do you have mulch at the drip line? Do you tuck a few handfuls under the mulch?
I have read that Fairchild page before and it seems prejudiced towards slow growing condo mangoes and keeping mango trees small in general. Thus-- no nitrogen
I have trees that have been in the ground from 1-3 years
the philosophy behind Fairchilds method is too focus on root development the first few years with potassium (potash) and not divert the trees energy with too much vegetative growth inducing nitrogen or bloom and fruit inducing phosphorous.
Mangos grow readily down here. one could plant one out in a yard during rainy season and forget about it and it will mature and fruit within a few years. as long as it doenst dry out when young or get over fertilized, it will grow.
I think you are right! I'm going to fertize my mangos once or twice a year. My soil is sandy and rich I'm not going to even mulch them any more. I took so bad advice from a famous nursery in San Diego last year and he recommended blooming fertilizer 10-52-10 every three weeks.
The typical recommendation for root development is triple super phosphate (0-45-0). For blooming, use something like muriate of potash (0-0-46) or sulfate of potash (0-0-51).
I wouldn't give up hope on the glenn just yet. There's still a couple of months of bloom season to go :-).
That Glenn mango bloomed reluctantly (few panicles) and late last year and so far I see a repeat this year
Jeff said: "The typical recommendation for root development is triple super phosphate (0-45-0). For blooming, use something like muriate of potash (0-0-46) or sulfate of potash (0-0-51)."
I thought potassium was for mango root development according to Fairchild. The sulfate of potassium has more gentle action than the chloride
Nancy I also have that Vigoro Citrus and Avocado and use as you have twice a year. I was doing the half strength MG in a gallon of water 2 - 4 times a month and stopped when the cold snap hit . My trees are covered with blooms but I was concerned whether the MG fertilizer would cause any weird thing to the fruit that are forming. So I wasn't sure when to resume the MG.
I corresponded with someone that was very knowledgeable and experienced about avocado and he suggested the bloom promoter high phosphorus fertilizer like Sunniland along with putting some galvanized steel nails into the trunk to promote blossoms/fruiting on seedling grown trees. That will be my next thing to try. When do avocado normally start to bloom?
Zands, phosphorous and potassium both contribute to root growth in separate ways when combined with nitrogen. Fairchilds method of just potassium will create a deficiency in nitrogen so there will be very little vegatative growth. the opposite, a potassium deficiency from an imbalance nitrogen would result vegetative growth and a less developed root system
zands, that fairchild article doesn't indicate that 0-0-50 is for root development. Realizing that their goal is to produce a dwarf mango bush, we could easily postulate that the reasoning behind recommending 0-0-50 is to induce early blooming (ie, precocity) which would obviously retard growth. Triple superphosphate would have the opposite effect - causing the tree to grow like a race horse after laying down a strong root system.
University of Hawaii recommends 1.5 pounds of triple super phosphate at the time of planting... but then they aren't concerned with producing mango 'bushes' :-).
Don't forget about the minors... Trees need more then just NPK. On my fruit trees that are in large containers, I use a fertilizer with everything.


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Most of us women are constantly searching for quick, effective ways to have clearer, more radiant-looking skin. Facial cleansers, gels, creams, and serums are all supposed to get rid of acne and give us a healthy glow, but several end up doing the opposite. I have come across a detox that is good for your body and your skin.
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There are surveys done for everything. According a recent one done in England, the age when people suffer their worst hangovers is the prime age of 29.
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Every good Fourth of July party needs some delicious and refreshing cocktails. Sure, there is always beer and wine, but what's the fun in that? I found some amazing, patriotic cocktails for you to give a try, compliments of the Food Network. You will love these recipes.
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The finest pairing of melodies we've heard in years: The First Noel and Pachelbel's famous Canon in D. It works! In fact, the intertwining of these two timeless works is absolutely beautiful. A first-rate choral masterpiece, destined to become a classic. Features a three-hand piano or organ accompaniment.
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Want a greener thumb? Learn about watering, fertilizing, pest management, pruning, transplanting and propagation of houseplants. Bring your questions and any small problem plant for diagnosis and troubleshooting. There will be a drawing for a chance to win a plant at each class.
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Until now, system administrators running Linux have had it fairly easy. But this won't last long. Why? Well, until now Linux has been basically a server OS. The GUI, and therefore window manager, was just a pretty option. But as Linux moves to the desktop, the Linux system administrator's life becomes much more complicated. Now, it's not just a matter of knowing how to configure sendmail, DNS and Apache, but being able to fix GUIs users have managed to break somehow. That means knowing, inside and out, KDE, GNOME, XFCE, TWM, FVWM, MWM, Blackbox, etc. Sure, your present company may dictate KDE and enforce the choice. But another company will push GNOME or any of a dozen other WMs. Then there's the rogue "power user" who knows enough to be dangerous and has installed a private copy of his or her favorite WM. I've looked at the KDE configuration files and I'm awed. My /opt/kde/share/config has more files than /etc. Guess I'll be figuring them out for a while. Then it's on to GNOME. Yes, I know there are GUI config tools for all this. And that's all well and fine when you're standing in front of the system. But when the broken system is on the other end of a 56k dial-up connection, vi is still my tool of choice.
vcheck: www.tu-ilmenau.de/~gomar/stuff/vcheck
If you must maintain a system with the latest and greatest that's out, then vcheck can be a lifesaver. I don't know of any distribution that will keep libraries and other files up to date except for security reasons. I find that my libraries must be the most current for new software to build. This utility makes it easy. The default configuration will check on your kernel, but adding entries is easy. A quick cron job and you always have the latest software ready for installation. Requires: Perl and Perl modules: LWP::UserAgent, Getopt::Long, File::Copy, HTTP::Request and File::Basename.
GtkDiskFree: gtkdiskfree.sourceforge.net
While I generally prefer the command line to check disk usage, this particular utility is very nice. What I like about it is that I can put a copy on all my systems, then use ssh's ability to run an application remotely and display it locally (if you have X11 forwarding configured). I can put half a dozen on the screen and keep an eye on all the systems at once. Requires: libgtk, libfdk, libgmodule, libdl, libglib, libXext, libX11, libm, glibc.
ettercap: ettercap.sourceforge.net
ettercap goes beyond the simple (though extremely useful) tcpdump and shows you more about what's happening on your LAN. It can show all traffic between two hosts or can show only web traffic, etc. It also can analyze encrypted traffic and works even on a switched LAN. It can, however, be a little hard on a LAN on startup as it uses an ARP storm to gain LAN information in a switched environment. Of course, there are always command-line options that can be used to override this behavior. Requires: libdl, libform, libncurses, libm, libssl, libcrypto, glibc.
Perltidy: perltidy.sourceforge.net
I may be wrong (and often am), but I believe most administrators have at least a little knowledge of Perl. It's just that Perl is so darn useful and simple it's relatively easy to write in. And combined with a lot of powerful modules, so much can be done by those of us with little real programming knowledge. The Perltidy application can help you by making your Perl code a little easier to read. I personally don't always indent. And between writing sessions (write/test/rewrite) I find I occasionally do things differently. Perltidy attempts to clean up all that and more. It's not perfect, but it does make your code more readable. Requires: Perl and the Perl module IO::File.
gocr: jocr.sourceforge.net
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ipband: ipband.sourceforge.net
This utility will show you bandwidth utilization on your network. Yes, you can use MRTG, but if you don't want to run SNMP and a web server, this will do you well. Most administrators need something to help justify increases in bandwidth or capacity for your LAN, or just to identify the bandwidth hogs. Requires: libpcap, glibc.
GtkLP: www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~sirtobi/gtklp
If you're running CUPS as your printer software, you might want to look at GtkLP for use in the X Window System. While CUPS comes with a web interface, it's not the quickest way around the CUPS system. GtkLP will get you around much more quickly. The utility is easy to use and allows you to do a number of things much more easily than with CUPS' web interface. Worth a look. Requires: libcups, libgtk, libgdk, libgmodule, libglib, libdl, libXext, libX11, libm, libssl, libcrypto, glibc.
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Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" is, in my humble opinion, the film of 2011.
An adoring telegram to silent cinema and wholesome delicacies, it's got a little bit of everything – romance, drama, thrills, adventure, comedy… Gandhi.
The film hasn't been a raging success at the box-office – it was always going to be a hard-sell; I was speaking to the owner of a Drive-in cinema lately who loved the film also but was convinced it'd be hard to get cars in – but the critics, and the few families that have caught it, seem to adore it.
If, by chance, the movie starts making it's bucks around awards time (it's definitely a shoe-in for a few statues) and later on DVD and Blu-ray, are we likely to see a sequel? There is, after all, plenty of material fit for one.
Sacha Baron Cohen, who plays the steadfast station inspector in the film, says there's another film simply in his character :
"I wanted to know why was he so obsessed with chasing children?", the actor said. "Was he actually, you know, a class villain or was there reason for his malice? And, I sat down with John and Martin and we started talking about perhaps he was World War I veteran, and maybe he was injured. So we came up with the idea of the leg brace. Originally, it was a false leg, which the audience wouldn't have realized until it was going to be the first chase. Then I was going to turn a corner and then my leg was going to fly off and go into camera in 3D. And that was going to be the first big 3D moment. Unfortunately, practically I was made aware that I would have had to kind of strap up my leg for four months in order to do that. So we kind of abandoned that, and I started wearing a leg brace instead. But yes, there was that whole, you know, we were trying to examine the kind of roots of evil. You know, this station inspector who is doing incredibly unpleasant things. Why was he doing that? We kind of realized that maybe he himself was an orphan, and was put away in a work house and that's the kind of any structure that he knew. And that's what he is kind of trying to impose on these young children. So as for the future, is there a sequel? Is that what you're asking? I'm sure there is."
He's sure there is?
Well, I don't know that anyone else involved is as confident as Cohen, but whaddyasay? "Hugo 2″?
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Touch Me Nots
For those of you that are looking for wild flowers that love shade to partial shade & also attract Hummingbirds...the Touch Me Nots are just the ticket, IMO. The flowers are beautiful orange, shaped like a horn of plenty & they must be full of nectar because the Hummingbirds spend a lot of time in them, flitting from one to the other.
They also have medicinal characteristics. The leaves contain a substance that stops the itch of poison ivy, mosquito bites, etc., almost immediately.
Most often you'll find Touch Me Nots & poison ivy growing in the same area.
Touch me not is botanically known as Impatiens capensis (the orange one, that is). Another common name is Jewel weed.
Known as "touch me not" simply because the seed capsule explodes when you touch it. Often found growing in moist areas near streams or boggy spots.
Here is a link that might be useful: Impatiens capensis
I have these growing like crazy in moist shade to almost full sun. Since they are native (assuming USA), they can't be "invasive" but they are truly aggressive. If you have the right conditions, they will spread like crazy.
I decided this year to pull the seedlings out of a huge area to make way for other plants. I probably pulled out 1000 of these things. I'll leave them in the woods by probably have to pull out a few hundred a year to keep my garden clear. Not to worry, I don't plan to erradicate them and they are so prolific, if I ever want them back, I'll just stop pulling and with in a few years, the migrate back.
The orange flowers are cute but small but they are tall and the vegetation is not all that attractive. I wouldn't grow these anywhere are purpose unless I had acres of land and didn't my huge areas of part-shade taken over by these.
It is an annual with shallow roots so it is fairly easy to control. If you pull them in the spring that will be it for the year.
Another nice member of the genus is pale touch me not, Impatiens pallida. It has larger, yellow flowers and grows in moist woodlands.
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The 2015 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards program is officially open for nominations.
Please refer to the 'How to Enter' page to register your nomination and learn more about the entry process.
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Congratulations to all winners and finalists at the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards Gala held on Monday 27 October at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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Congratulations go to our seven Hall of Fame winners (winning three consecutive years). They are as follows:
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We would like to wish all Victorian business good luck at the 2014 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards Gala on Monday night at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC).
A full list of of RACV Victorian Tourism Awards Placegetters will be available on Tuesday 28 October. A link directly to that section will be provided shortly.
Winners will receive a letter during the Gala which has a password to access their appropriate logos.
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The Winners (Gold) were:
Full details and a listing of all the placegetters.
Congratulations to all the winners and finalists of the 2013 RACV Victorian Tourism Awards
Congratulations to all our winners and finalists at the RACV Victorian Tourism Awards Gala on Monday 11 November, which was held at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre (MCEC), a great night was had by all.
Congratulations to our four Hall of Fame inductees:
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Jet's Pizza®
- Retail $34.00
- You save 50%
- You Pay $17.00
Expires 3 months from date purchased
Limit 2 per customer, may purchase 1 additional as a gift. Entire voucher must be used in 1 visit. Cannot be combined with other offers. Limit 1 per table. Tax & gratuity not included. This voucher has no cash value. Valid for delivery or Pick-Up. For Deliveries, offer does not include Delivery Fee or Gratuity. Offer valid for the 2090 Dunwoody Club Dr location only.
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