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Hot Ricotta Spinach Loaf
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|Refrigerated pizza crust dough
|10 Ounce (1 Tube For 12 Inch Crust)
|Frozen chopped spinach
|10 Ounce, thawed (1 Package)
|Ricotta cheese
|8 Ounce (1 Carton Or 1 Cup)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Ground nutmeg
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), peeled and minced or pressed
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Marinara sauce
|8 Ounce (1 Can Or 1 Cup)
1. On a 12- by 15-inch baking sheet, unroll pizza crust dough.
2. Squeeze excess moisture from spinach. Mix spinach, ricotta cheese, parmesan cheese, nutmeg, and garlic.
3. Spread mixture evenly over dough.
4. Starting at a long edge of dough, roll to enclose filling. Set the loaf, seam down, on baking sheet. Brush loaf top with olive oil.
5. Bake in a 425° oven until well browned, 12 to 15 minutes. Meanwhile, stir marinara sauce in a 1- to 1 1/2-quart pan over medium heat until hot; or heat in a microwave-safe bowl in a microwave oven at full power (100%) until hot.
6. Slice loaf diagonally, making 10 equal portions. Offer 1 slice as an appetizer serving, or 2 slices as a main-dish sandwich. Spoon marinara sauce over slices to taste.
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Did the union dues go up as well for all??
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Mr DeRuosi, Were hoping the results you bring will be as great a your paycheck were paying for.
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I could have crawled to the "sea" a thousand fold since all the hype years ago..
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What else but the Rocky theme song.
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I crack up when I hear lets vote all the insiders out and vote for Fallon, Isn't she and her family also insiders, I say wipe the whole slate clean and start from scratch. Enough finger pointing and b more »
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-Appears that EVERYONE on the council needs a course in Accounting 101. more »
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I think we're on the verge of being exceptional." Really?? I think it's amazing what someone will say to get a seat on the council.. Please Ddavid, what is so exceptional about Malden this term? Facts more »
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Beef Meatballs with Tomato Sauce
Michael Symon's Beef and Ricotta Meatballs
- 1 1/2 pounds ground Beef (80/20 blend)
- 1/2 cup Wheat Bread (day old, diced)
- 2 ounces Whole Milk
- 1/2 cup Ricotta Cheese
- 1 Garlic clove (minced)
- 1 Shallot (minced)
- 2 tablespoons Parsley leaves (if desired)
- 1 Lemon (zested)
- 1/2 teaspoon Coriander (if desired)
- 1/4 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon Kosher Salt
- 1-2 tablespoons Olive Oil (plus more as needed)
- 1/2 cup Basil leaves
- 1/4 cup Parmesan Cheese (grated)
For the Tomato Sauce:
- 1/4 cup Olive Oil
- 1 large Spanish Onion (finely diced; 1 cup)
- 6 Garlic cloves (sliced)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons Kosher Salt (or more to taste)
- 2 28- ounce cans San Marzano Tomatoes (with their juice)
- 1 cup Dry White Wine
- 1 Bay Leaf
- 1 tablespoon fresh Oregano leaves (or 1 teaspoon dried)
- 1/4 teaspoon Black Pepper
- 1 tablespoon crushed Red Pepper Flakes (optional)
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- Soak the bread in the milk in a medium-size bowl. In a separate bowl, mix the beef with all remaining ingredients. After the bread has thoroughly soaked up the milk, remove it from the bowl and ring out the remaining liquid. Thoroughly mix the bread into the meat mixture.
- Once the mixture is well combined, form it into 3 ounce balls using about 1/3 cup each. Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan and add the meatballs. Cook until golden on the outside (2 to 3 minutes per side). When meatballs are finished, add the sauce to the pan and simmer for 30 minutes.
- Place the finished meatballs in a bowl and garnish with torn basil leaves and grated Parmesan cheese.
- For the Tomato Sauce: Heat oil in a 4 quart saucepan or large Dutch oven over medium heat, add the onion and cook until translucent, about 2 minutes. Add the garlic and salt and cook until everything is soft but not browned, about 3 minutes.
- Squeeze the tomatoes one by one into the pan, pulverizing them by hand and pour in their juice as well. Add the wine, bay leaf, oregano, black pepper, and red pepper flakes (if applicable). Bring the sauce to a simmer, about 4 to 5 minutes then reduce the heat to its lowest possible setting and continue to cook for 2 hours, stirring occasionally.
- Taste for seasoning and add more salt if necessary. Remove bay leaf. If not using right away, let the sauce cool, then cover and refrigerate for up to 1 week or freeze for up to 2 months.
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Can any analogies be made with SVN? What is the primary purpose of having a stage level in Git?
Files that should be part of the repository must be added in order to being tracked. Both tools use the
Git allows some further kind of detail when adding files. You can decide to add a whole file or distinct lines of code. Adding files to the index or stage allows more flexibility. SVN automatically commits all changes on a file that has already been added to the repository. Git leaves the decision of what changes to associate with each commit operation to the user. In other words: the next commit in Git only contains those changes (lines or files) that have been staged, regardless of the tracking status of the files. SVN automatically includes all changes on tracked files.
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The main advantage of the staging area is that you can easily commit only part of the changes in a given file. (Using
This is great if (like me) you're not a highly organised developer and want to be able to sort out changes into "neat" commits after the fact. This follows Git's general attitude of preferring to give you flexibility over enforcing strictness. If you don't need it, you can always just not use it, and use
There are no analogies to be made with SVN because SVN is not Git and does not have such a concept.
Here are some of the scenarios that show the usefulness of staging:
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MARSEILLE, France -- Defending champion Michael Llodra and former champion Jo-Wilfried Tsonga both won their first-round matches at the Open 13 on Tuesday.
The sixth-seeded Tsonga, who won the indoor tournament in Marseille two years ago, had 10 aces as he topped fellow Frenchman Benoit Paire 6-1, 6-2.
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The towers are scheduled to close in April and are only two out of 200 airports affected by $600 million in Federal Aviation Administration budget cuts, reported the Star Ledger.
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Congressional representatives are also upset over the scheduled closings with Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ), who chairs the House Subcommittee on Aviation, saying the FAA has not given enough financial data to his subcommittee to prove that it cannot absorb the cuts.
Rep. Rush Holt (D-NJ), whose district includes Mercer County, told the Ledger, "This is the kind of pain that people all over the country are going to feel due to sequestration, and it is especially troubling because Trenton-Mercer is now coming into its own with greatly expanded service."
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This page will provide the latest official news from Ipecac Recordings. Please be sure to read through these articles before contacting Ipecac Recordings with a question that may be answered here.
Hey Patton patrol!
Mike was recently interviewed on the FUSE television channel. Check it out at: Mar. 14 at 9 pm pacific/12 midnight eastern and repeats on Mar. 21 at 9:30 am pacific/12:30 pm eastern
Tours, Toys, and Crudo
In case you hadn't noticed, or checked the website, the Ipecac team are turning into road warriors these days. Live is where these bands really shine! Check em out. It is important to support live music. This very second we got the lovely Northern State opening up for Tegan and Sara in Europe. In the US and Canada we got Dub Trio continuing to bring it on a nightly basis and they are heading to Europe soon, and Ipecac stalwarts Dälek are working the US in a couple cool package tours. Also take note that Ipecac overlord, Mike Patton is playing a handful of dates in Europe with Zu and a few with Fennesz. Isis will be warming up the machine soon too! Save those coins.
Also wanted to let you know that there is a new Patton project that is about to show it's face. Yeah, another one. Seems that Mike and Dan the Automator have been cooking up some music and after a little marinating are about to reveal........ CRUDO. Not much is known about Crudo, but we know this, they will be playing the super cool music festival, Sasquatch, at the end of May in the state of Washingtonat the Gorge.
Oh and we have just been informed that we have scored the last 250 complete sets of Ipecac toys and will be selling those through this website in the next month or so. Stay tuned.
Donate to Matt Cronk (QUI) + benefit show
This Thursday, February 21st a benefit show will be taking place at the Echo to help raise money to cover Matt Cronk's medical bills. Please come out and show your support. Below is all the info.
Thursday, February 21st
Icarus Line
Darker My Love
Hit Me Back
Tweak Bird
Crystal Antlers
+ Keith Morris & Sam Velde will be djing
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1822 Sunset Blvd, LA CA
All Ages / 7:30pm / $10
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If your in the San Francisco area Friday, February 15th, be sure and stop by Amoeba Music to check out Dub Trio spinning a DJ set! They will also being giving away a pair of tickets for their show at 12 Galaxies that night.
Amoeba Music 1855 Haight St, SF 7-8:30 pm
Hope to see you there!!!
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Hey all in the NYC area. A musical legend and friend to the label, Andrew d'Angelo has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. The Trevor Dunn Trio Convulsant has sprung into action playing a benefit show on Feb 22.
The gig is at The Tea Lounge on Feb 22nd, Union St @ 7th Ave in Brooklyn. There is more info: www.myspace.com/convulsivebeauty or www.andrewdangelo.com
Please hep if you can.
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We're very happy to announce the release of Dub Trio's Ipecac debut "Another Sound Is Dying" on Jan 29th. These guys have been family for awhile. You may have already seen them while they pulled double duty as the backing and opening band with Peeping Tom or on tour with Gogol Bordello, Clutch, Helmet, Bad Brains or Matisyahu among others. Don't miss their upcoming cd release parties in Brooklyn on Jan 31st and Chicago on Feb 27th and as they head out on a worldwide tour in the upcoming months.
They are currently featured on the cover of Alarm magazine who garnered praise that "It will certainly be one of the best albums of 2008...it is the kind of record that makes you reevaluate your entire record collection."
Their music has recently been heard on HBO Sports Hard Knocks and HBO's Winter Promotional ads and will soon be appearing on Fearless TV and MTV's Rob and Big. A recent live performance recorded in Brooklyn at the Luna Lounge is also available as a free videostream on www.woozyfly.com/dubtrio
Check out the band on the road, listen to their new songs on their myspace, support your local indie stores by buying their album, pick up Alarm magazine, watch them on woozyfly.com and prepare yourselves for their magnus opus - Another Sound Is Dying.
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Want some good advice? Go see the movie "Juno". Great flick, written by a Melvins fan, Diablo Cody!!!! Thanks for the shout out Diablo! 2 thumbs up for sure!
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A big end of the year thank you to our friends at Rock-A-Rolla magazine in the UK! They selected 4 of our releases for their end of the year top 30 along with several of our friends bands. We got #3, 6, 14 & 19. While friends landed 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 26 & 28. Great minds think alike!
It's that time of the year... Here is the Rock-A-Rolla staff and contributors' pick of 2007, as seen in Issue 12:
1. Oxbow 'The Narcotic Story'
2. Neurosis 'Given To The Rising'
3. Tomahawk 'Anonymous'
4. Dillinger Escape Plan 'Ire Works'
5. Big Business 'Here Come The Waterworks'
6. Dälek 'Abandoned Language'
7. John Zorn 'Six Litanies For Heliogabalus'
8. Om 'Pilgrimage'
9. Jesu 'Conqueror'
10. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum 'In Glorious Times'
11. The Locust 'New Erections'
12. Angels Of Light 'We Are Him'
13. High On Fire 'Death Is This Communion'
14. Unsane 'Visqueen'
15. Acid Mothers Temple and the Melting Paraiso UFO 'Crystal Rainbow Pyramid Under The Stars'
17. Pig Destroyer 'Phantom Limb'
18. Fog 'Ditherer'
19. Qui 'Love's Miracle'
20. Pelican 'City Of Echoes '
21. Orthodox 'Amanecer En Puerta Oscura
22. Thurston Moore 'Trees Outside The Academy'
23. Sunburned Hand Of The Man 'Fire Escape'
24. Shining 'Grindstone'
25. Magik Markers 'Boss'
26. Battles 'Mirrored'
27. Caina 'Mourner'
28. Merzbow 'Coma Berenices'
29. Pissed Jeans 'Hope For Men'
30. Liars 'Liars'
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Ooops! We forgot to give you some info about how and where to find those groovy Ipecac toys.
You can order them directly from UNKL and be part of the subscription series by going to: http://www.unklbrand.com/blog/news/ipecac-subscriptions-yo/
or you can find them at amongst other places:
* Fugitive Toys (online store: www.fugitivetoys.com)
* Synthetic Compound (comics/toys/weird store in Phoenix, Ariz.: www.myspace.com/syntheticcompound)
* Monkey See, Monkey Do! (comics/toys/other delights in Austin, Texas: www.monkeyseeonline.com)
* LUNA Music (record/toy stores in Indianapolis, Ind.: www.lunamusic.com)
* My Plastic Heart (toy MECCA in New York City: www.myplasticheart.com)
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At the time of the crusaders Seidnayya was considered to be second only to Jerusalem as an important place of pilgrimage. The reason is a portrait of Virgin Mary said to have been painted by St Luke. The portrait can be seen in a small dark room beside the chapel, together with many more recent icons and silver crosses. Many miracles are attributed to the icon. An Iraqi man visiting the convent asked if I had seen the image of Jesus by the stairs, halfway up to the convent. I hadn't, so he took me down to show me the image. The image is protected behind bars, and is said to have appeared after a man rested his oil jar on that spot.
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I had read in my guide book that buses between Seidnayya and Maalula are not very freequent and was prepared to wait for a long time (maybe two hours). On my way down from the monastery to the road I asked a woman if that was the road for buses to Maalula. She said I should look for the sign saying Maalula (all signs are of course in Arabic). After waiting only a minute a microbus came, I waved and asked for Maalula. The driver said yes and made a sign I should enter the bus. After the last passenger had left the bus he slowed down and said "Maalula no servise. Maalula extra". I became very angry and considered to ask him to take me back to Seidnaya, but finally agreed that he took me to Maalula for 300 SP. After beeing angry I just felt sad and tricked and that the day was ruined. I think the driver got a bit worried because he called someone who spoke English that he wanted to explain for me that it was extra to go to Seidnayya. I told her the problem was that the driver didn't tell me from the beginning but only after everybody else had left the bus, and that was wrong. I hope she told him that!
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Microbuses to Seidnayya and Maalula leaves from Karajat Maalula. I took a taxi from close to my hotel (Al-Rabie) to Karajat Maalula and it was 25 SP. I was lucky as the microbus became ful when I arrived and therefor left for Seidnaya. To Seidnayya it cost 13 SP and it took 25 minutes. In Seidnayya the microbus stopped just below the monastery. From where the bus stopped there are stairs, between the houses, leading up to the Monastery.Related to:
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Aperghis, M; Johnson, IP; Cannon, J; Yang, SY; Goldspink, G; (2004) Different levels of neuroprotection by two insulin-like growth factor-I splice variants. BRAIN RES , 1009 (1-2) 213 - 218. 10.1016/j.brainres.2004.02.049.
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We compared the neuroprotective effects of a liver-type isoform of insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-IEa) and its splice variant, mechano-growth factor (MGF), isolated from active skeletal muscle. cDNAs of these peptides were injected into the facial muscle of adult rats prior to facial nerve avulsion. This resulted in significant neuroprotection of 88% and 37%, respectively, of motoneurons compared to control plasmid and avulsion-only groups. MGF is markedly more effective than the liver-type, systemic IGF-I for motoneuron survival, suggesting a major role for the peripheral target in adult neuronal maintenance and survival. (C) 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Seaside, Calif. (March 20, 2007) – The Saint Leo University women's golf team finished fifth at the Feel Golf/Lady Otter Invitational hosted by CSU-Monterey Bay on Tuesday. The Lions shot a team total of 714 (345-369) for their second top-five finish of the 2006-07 season.
Saint Leo was led by Meghan Costello (So., Emerson, N.J.) who tied for seventh individually following rounds of 81-86 (167). Angela Sparagowski (So., Sylvania, Ohio) was 11th overall with a two-day 169 (79-90).
Tarleton State won the event with a team total of 651 (322-329), and Tarleton's Shraddhanjali Singh won individual medalist honors with a score of 158 (78-80).
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In this real estate market it takes more than a famous name to bump up the price of a home.
It's more conventional perks like location and amenities that push the price of celebrity homes higher, not the famous name attached with the property, according to the Los Angeles Times. Recently several celebrities have had to trim the asking price of their homes.
Meg Ryan, for example, recently listed her home at a 42 percent price cut from its 2008 listing price, according to the LA Times. Penelope Cruz likewise recently sold her home for $807,000 less than she asked for.
Celebrities aren't the only ones who have been forced to accept lower prices for their homes in recent years. Though home prices rose in more than half of metro areas during the first three months of this year, the uptick followed six years of declines, according to the Wall Street Journal.
When celeb homes do go for big bucks it's usually thanks to more than just their owner's famous name. Ryan Seacrest put down $49 million on the home Ellen Degeneres and Portia de Rossi bought for $27 million, largely due to additions the couple made, Zillow reports
One celebrity has even been able to profit, despite the housing bust. Bringing "winning" to the celebrity real estate market, Charlie Sheen sold his Los Angeles home in January at an almost $500,000 profit from when he bought it in 2007, AOL Real Estate reports.
With a slew of celebrity homes on the market this spring, it isn't likely that such success will be repeated anytime soon. Billy Joel recently posted his Miami Beach home for almost $15 million, for example. Neighbors Ricky Martin and Lil' Wayne are doing the same thing, while on the west coast Sylvestor Stallone, Britney Spears and Harrison Ford are all looking for buyers.
But the celebs who've had it worst in the real estate market seem to be those who've entered foreclosure. Burt Reynolds Hobe Sound, Florida has dropped in value by over $6 million since being put into foreclosure. R. Kelly's foreclosed-on mansion in the Chicago suburbs sold for slightly more than $1.5 million in December, down from an over $5 million valuation in 2009.
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Eighteen year-old pop singer Justin Bieber may have never been threatened with foreclosure, but he's still having trouble getting a mortgage for a 9,000 square foot estate in Calabasas, California, TMZ reports.
Actor Nicholas Cage, most recently of Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, has been foreclosed on four seperate times by the IRS due to $14 million in back taxes, KPRC Houston reports. Most recently, Cage was forced to sell his 14,000 square foot Las Vegas mansion, according to Gawker.
Rapper Chamillionaire faced foreclosure in 2010 after missing several payments on a $2 million Houston home he purchased four years before. But according the rapper says he "decided to let that house go" because it was no longer a good investment, TMZ reports.
Just one of several financial issues facing the ex-NBA star, Allen Iverson's $4 million Colorado home went into foreclosure in March 2011, according to CNBC. In February, it was revealed that Iverson may be bankrupt after his earnings were garnished over an outstanding jewelry bill.
Toni Braxton, six-time Grammy winner, has been a victim of foreclosure twice, AOL Real Estate reports. Most recently, Braxton lost her Georgia country club home after filing for bankruptcy in Los Angeles, according to KPRC Houston.
Actor Burt Reynolds was put into foreclosure in August 2011 after he was $1.2 million behind on payments on his Hobe Sound, Florida estate, WPTV reports.
"R&B king" R. Kelly faced a $2.9 million foreclosure lawsuit for failing to make payments on his suburban Chicago mansion for more than a year. The home was subsequently listed for for $1.595 million in a short sale in December 2011.
Oscar-winning actor and director Mel Gibson faced foreclosure on three separate homes in Malibu, California in 2010 after failing to settle a $12,000 bill with contractors, Trulia reports.
Actor Chris Tucker faced foreclosure on his 10,000 square foot waterfront home in Central Florida in October 2011, CBS News reports. Tucker reportedly owed more than $4.4 million on the $6 million estate.
Ex-NFL star Terrell Owens is facing foreclosure on two luxury Dallas condominiums located less than three miles apart. Despite making over $80 million during his career, Owens has had financial trouble due to poor investments and child support payments.
After first facing foreclosure in 2010, reality TV star Nadya Suleman, AKA Octomom, recently posed semi-nude for the British magazine Closer in an effort to raise money to avoid eviction, the Los Angeles Times reports.


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"A majority of our clients are using mobile devices when looking for new homes," stated Carrie Roeger, marketing manager at Windsong Properties. "Now, our website will be easier to navigate. We are also working on signage and other materials with QR codes. A user will just have to scan the code to easily pull up our website."
With a touch of a button, buyers can find information about Windsong's newest community, Garden Street, in Woodstock. The community is just a block from the acclaimed Downtown Woodstock. Homes feature ranch plans with masters on the main floors, courtyards and spacious rooms. Priced from the mid $200,000s, this low maintenance community is perfect for professionals, families and active adults.
The mobile site will also lead buyers to information about Windsong at Seven Hills in Dallas. Priced from the $190,000s, this active adult community features multiple distinctive two- and three-bedroom floor plans with spacious rooms, courtyards and flex spaces. Amenities include a zero entry pool and play area for grandchildren.
Be sure to check out the mobile site today! For more details, please contact Carrie Roeger at firstname.lastname@example.com or 770-516-3409 ext. 103.
Locally owned, Windsong Properties was founded by Mark Carruth and Steve Romeyn. The two bring more than 50 years of local building experience to Windsong Properties, 'Where Life's a Breeze.' Windsong Properties was awarded numerous OBIE awards in 2010 from the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association. Windsong Properties invites you to visit one of its communities to see how easy living the Windsong lifestyle can be. For more information on these homes or other Atlanta real estate, visit http://www.windsonglife.com or call 770-516-3678.