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This was my 1st attempt at making hollandaise sauce. It definitely wasn't a disaster, but it also wasn't perfect. I didn't have cream so I used whole milk after seeing that someone else had used it successfully. I'm not sure if it was because of the milk or not, but I couldn't get the sauce to thicken enough. As someone else noted, it did thicken up a bit (still not quite enough) after it cooled down, but I only noticed this when I went to clean up the bit of leftover sauce about an hour after brunch. I'll make it again with cream & see what happens. All in all, though, the flavour was still really nice and it was still enjoyed by all.flag if inappropriate
Using this recipe I made Eggs Benedict for 5, but I ran out of hollandaise sauce. I will double this recipe in the future. I like a hollandaise with a prominent lemon flavor so I added just under 1 T of fresh lemon juice. I added this in tiny increments so as not to break the sauce. It was delicious with my change.flag if inappropriate
Great easy sauce in dbl broiler. I added a slice of extra sharp cheddar to give my eggs benedict a biteflag if inappropriate
this recipe is amazing. i used it on eggs benedict with smoked salmon and dill. fantastic. its a keeper.flag if inappropriate
I made half of this recipe and it was delicious. However, next time I will add even more lemon juice than the 10 drops that I added this time (maybe 5 more). I like that Epicurious includes recipes from way back in 1961.flag if inappropriate
Had never attempted this before and was concerned that I'd end up with scrambled eggs. It was surprisingly easy and turned out perfectly. I made a half recipe. Served it with the grilled rosemary lemon chicken on this site, roast potatoes and asparagus. My hubby and I enjoyed dipping the potatoes in the sauce as well. Yum!flag if inappropriate
Delicious, perfect sauce. I served this with crabcake eggs benedict.flag if inappropriate
This is a great sauce. I have made it twice now. It is perfect for eggs benedict, which I like to make with smoked salmon, poached eggs and whole wheat English muffins. Today I accidentally dumped what I thought was too much Cayenne pepper, but it turned out to have a nice kick that made the Benedict taste great.flag if inappropriate
I loved it! I've been hunting for an easy version of this sauce and saw many that had too many steps. Clarified butter? Not when I want something fast and simple. This version was just perfect. And it actually came out right first time around! I didn't have a lemon so just added a bit more of white wine vinegar. I noticed too that the sauce is a bit thin when it's removed from the fire, but once it cools down, it gets thicker. This is definitely going to be made again and again and again....flag if inappropriate
I had to make this twice. After I put the egg yolks, vinegar, and cream in the hot water I was expecting the mixture to thicken fairly quick, when it didn't I threw it out and started again thinking I did something wrong. After the second batch I realized what I was missing was patience!! I made this as a dip for steamed artichokes and it was very yummy! I will definitely make this again.flag if inappropriate


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2011 Annual Report
The project goal is to develop effective management strategies for potato psyllid and zebra chip disease. The project addresses NP 304 2A, Protection of Agricultural and Horticultural Crops, Biology and Ecology of Pests and Natural Enemies. The potato psyllid has recently become a major concern because of its direct feeding and vectoring of diseases caused by the bacterium liberibacter to potato, tomato, and pepper crops in U.S. and other countries. The main objective of this research is to develop integrated pest management of the potato psyllid and liberibacter in a multicrop system that includes potato, tomato, and pepper. A series of experiments:.
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Landscape design is the planning of out of doors space using the compositional components of foliage, land form, water and structures like walls, seating, lighting, steps for example. The U.S.A.
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Although there's nominal threat to natural habitats the growing urbanization and moving population is inspiring construction and design of neighborhood parks or play areas. These are comparatively little but of thorough use for education, health and recreation purposes. The 1st American pro landscape designer Frederick Law Olmstead Sr.
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With the successfulness of these ventures and the increasing popularity of made park graveyards, the landscape gardener was starting to be called a landscape designer. Colleges and universities across the nation pitched in, offering pro degrees in landscape design to budding landscape designers. Landscape design is now recognised by the World Work Organisation and is represented by the World Federation of Landscape designers ( IFLA ). The landscape designer isn't a lonesome figure. They have the backing of pro associations and a broad range of projects from roads, reservoirs, brook reclamation, forests, housing development projects, business estates, fast urbanization and other projects. If you're thinking about changing into a landscape designer, one must have a creative ability and appreciation of nature in all its forms. With this is required an analytical mind to design, manage, preserve and rehabilitate towns into functional and aesthetically appealing entities. Whether working for a firm or being self employed, the rocketing requirement for designed outside spaces is turning landscape design into a challenging profession.


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|The blood sex hormone levels in sexually mature male atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in the Westfield River (pH 4.7) and the Medway River (pH 5.6), Nova Scotia.
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|PMID: 6665557 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Blood samples were taken from fourteen sexually mature (ripe) male Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), eight from the acidic Westfield river (pH 4.7) and six from the less acidic (pH 5.6) Medway river to determine if there is any difference in sex hormone production in the fish in the two rivers. The plasma levels of the two principal male sex hormones, testosterone and 11-ketotestosterone, which normally peak at functional sexual maturity, were significantly lower in salmon from the more acidic Westfield river compared to those in salmon from the Medway river. Since these fish were of the same stock, and were in the same state of sexual maturation, it is suggested that the more acidic Westfield River has affected the production and/or utilization of sex hormones in this species.
|H C Freeman; G B Sangalang; G Burns; M McMenemy
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July 24, 2013
Gen. Carter Ham, the former head of U.S. forces in Africa, has admitted that highly trained Special Forces were stationed just a few hours away from Benghazi on the night of the attack but were not deployed to Libya.
Ham's explanation for why the military assets stationed abroad were not utilized during the attack raises more questions than it provides answers about his decision-making.
During the Sept. 11, 2012 Benghazi attack, command of the Special Forces reportedly was transferred from the military's European command to Ham's AFRICOM, or the United States Africa Command.
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Drs. Hu and Vitkup's study is an important step toward achieving this dynamic view of cancer metabolism. Notably, the researchers found that the tumor-induced expression changes are significantly different across diverse tumors. Although some metabolic changessuch as an increase in nucleotide biosynthesis and glycolysisappear to be more frequent across tumors, others, such as changes in oxidation phosphorylation, are heterogeneous.
"Our study clearly demonstrates that there are no single and universal changes in cancer metabolism," said Matthew Vander Heiden, MD, PhD, assistant professor at MIT, and a co-author of the paper. "That means that to understand transformation in cancer metabolism, researchers will need to consider how different tumor types adapt their metabolism to meet their specific needs."
The researchers also found that expression changes can mimic or cooperate with cancer mutations to drive tumor formation. A notable example is the enzyme isocitrate dehydrogenase. In several cancers, such as glioblastoma and acute myeloid leukemia, mutations in this enzyme are known to produce a specific metabolite2-hydroxyglutaratethat promotes tumor growth. The Columbia team found that isocitrate dehydrogenase expression significantly increases in tumors with the recurrent mutations. Such an overexpression may create an efficient enzymatic factory for overproduction of 2-hydroxyglutarate.
The analysis also led the researchers to an interesting finding in colon cancer. In several other cancers, mutations in two enzymessuccinate dehydrogenase and fumarate hydratasecan pro
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"We have come to a place where everyone needs to get involved if the oceans, the beaches, the sea life is important to us as human beings," Kenny said. "No one person can save the world – or the water. But in creating alliances, bringing people who care together and creating projects that can have an impact we start to slowly protect and build up this important natural resource."
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The following courses have been developed or adapted for the UAB Hughes Med-Grad Fellowship. These courses are intended to reduce the intellectual distance between bench and bedside through instruction of medically-relevant, patient-oriented information by top physician-scientists. The didactic experience will provide a conduit for matching fellows with world-class mentors for thesis projects in contemporary disease-based research.
All UAB Hughes Med-Grad Scholars will matriculate through one of the existing interdisciplinary Ph.D. programs to fulfill their degree requirements.
Modeling Human Disease
A case-based, clinical pathological, conference-style course that will present relevant physical exam and laboratory data key to the diagnosis and clinical management of specific diseases. Fellows will team with mentors to present and discuss patients. A seminar will follow, led by a prominent researcher in the field, to highlight the molecular basis of the disease as well as the mechanism for diagnosis and treatment.
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This course will cover disease processes, such as cancer metastasis, that will form the basis of modules for instruction in modern methodology (e.g., histological basis of the epithelial-mesenchymal transition, use of gene chips to identify global changes in gene expression, transgenic strategies targeting epithelial cells, introduction of imaging modalities to track metastatic cells, and visualizing lung/bone metastasis in human tissue).
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Sarah Jones (second from left) leaves the Federal Courthouse in Covington on July 11 with one of her attorneys and her family after a jury awarded her $338,000 in her defamation lawsuit against gossip website TheDirty.com.
The nation's largest technology companies say a federal judge's decision in Covington allowing the gossip website TheDirty.com to be sued for defamation by a former Bengals cheerleader threatens to cripple free expression and commerce that has flourished on the Internet.
Google, eBay, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and others have recently filed briefs in the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati asking that the decision be reversed.
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Category: Fun | Posted on Sat, May, 25th 2013 by THCFinder
Medical Cannabis Passes NH Senate
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Sat, May, 25th 2013 by THCFinder
The Concord Patch has the story about the weak medical cannabis bill that has passed the NH Senate. The bill is very restrictive and in no way, "live free or die". But, I guess it's a baby step in the right direction. Ugh, politics sucks.
Medical marijuana is a step closer to reality for people suffering from serious diseases and health problems in New Hampshire. The state Senate voted 18-6 on Thursday to pass a medical marijuana bill.
The bill is an amended version of the House-passed bill. If the House doesn't concur with the changes, leadership in each chamber will pick members to sit on a committee of conference to iron out differences in the legislation.
Sen. John Reagan (R-Deerfield), a sponsor of the bill, said the bill would bring New Hampshire in level with 17 other states, including neighboring Vermont and Maine, with similar laws.
The Senate version does not feature an allowance for a qualified patient to grow up to three mature marijuana plants – the removal of that language was, in part, to win over Gov. Maggie Hassan's support for the legislation, senators said.
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Patients approved to use medical marijuana in Mass would pay annual $50 fee
Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Sat, May, 25th 2013 by THCFinder
Dispensaries granted a license to sell marijuana for medical use in Massachusetts will be required to pay an $50,000 annual fee under proposed regulations unveiled Friday by the state Department of Public Health.
The regulations, which also include a $50 annual registration fee for patients to use marijuana, is intended to create a "fee structure for a self-financed medical marijuana industry that supports patient access without relying on taxpayer resources," according to the state.
Patients with a "verified financial hardship" would be allowed to request a waiver of the registration fee, subject to review and approval by the state health department.
Massachusetts voters approved a referendum last fall legalizing marijuana for medical use, and state regulators finalized rules earlier this month to implement the law. Those rules went into effect Friday.
"The proposed patient registration fees are in line with other states and will be affordable," acting state health commissioner Cheryl Bartlett said in a statement. "At the same time, dispensaries will be required to pay their fair share."
The department said it will use the fees to hire staff and train inspectors to monitor the industry.
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Morgan Freeman on smoking Marijuana
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An indica-dominant hybrid. Looks like Yoda in marijuana Form. Like its OG brothers and sisters, this bud contains those beautiful orange strains spouting out of its light green core. It is completely covered in crystals with swollen trichome heads looking to burst.
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COLUMBIA - In the past two weeks the University of Missouri Athletic Department has lost men's basketball head coach Frank Haith and hired Kim Anderson as his replacement.
Frank Haith was the head coach for three seasons leading the MU Tigers to two NCAA tournament appearances. He left MU with a record of 47 wins and 28 losses, winning 73 percent of his games.
Kim Anderson played forward for the Missouri Tigers from 1973 to 1977. He was the BIG 8 player of the year in 1977, averaging 18.3 points a game. He became the head coach at Central Missouri State in 2003 leading the mules to two final fours and a NCAA Division Two National Championship this season.
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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Cardium Therapeutics (NYSE Amex: CXM) reported that its exchange listing compliance plan submitted on December 2, 2010 has been accepted by the NYSE Amex LLC.
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As previously reported, a communication from the staff of the company's current listing exchange indicated that the company was considered to be noncompliant with one of the exchange's listing requirements based on its quarterly report for the period ended September 30, 2010, and provided that the company should submit a plan that would reestablish compliance with the listing requirement by August 26, 2011. On December 2, 2010, the company reported that it had submitted a plan designed to reestablish compliance with the exchange's requirement in advance of the August 26, 2011 timeframe, and that plan has now been accepted by the listing exchange.
The notification received from the listing exchange had no current effect on the listing of the company's shares on the exchange. Rather, the company was afforded the opportunity to submit a plan pursuant to which the company would seek to establish compliance with the requirements of section 1003(a)(iii) with respect to minimum "stockholders' equity" of $6.0 Million by August 26, 2011. The company will be subject to periodic review by the exchange staff during the period covered by the plan. Failure to make progress consistent with the plan or to regain compliance with the continued listing standards by the end of the applicable extension periods could result in the company's shares being delisted from the exchange. If the company's common stock was ultimately delisted from the exchange, it would be expected to trade on the OTC Bulletin Board, a regulated quotatio
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What does an effective compliance program look like? Is it one that follows the Ten Hallmarks of an Effective Compliance Program as set out in the 2012 FCPA Guidance? How about one that uses the Six Principals of Adequate Procedures relating to the UK Bribery Act as its guideposts? Or should a company follow the OECD Good Practice Guidance on Internal Controls, Ethics, and Compliance? More importantly, for anti-corruption enforcement under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), what does the Department of Justice (DOJ) or Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) look for when assessing a compliance program?
Over the years, we have heard various formulations of inquiries that regulators might use when reviewing a compliance program. While not exactly a review of a compliance protocol, one of my favorites is what I call McNulty's Maxims or the three questions that former United States Deputy Attorney General, and now former Baker & McKenzie LLP partner, Paul McNulty said were three general areas of inquiry the he would assess regarding an enforcement action when he was at the DOJ. They are: first: "What did you do to stay out of trouble?" second: "What did you do when you found out?" and third: "What remedial action did you take?"
Paul's former partner at Baker & McKenzie, Stephen Martin, who still runs Baker & McKenzie Compliance Consulting LLC, said that an inquiry he might make was along the lines of the following. First he would ask someone who came in before the DOJ what the company's annual compliance budget was for the past year. If the answer started with something like, "We did all we could with what we had ($100K, $200K, name the figure), he would then ask, "How much was the corporate budget for Post-It Notes last year?" The answer was always in the 7-figure range. His next question would then be, "Which is more business critical for your company; complying with the FCPA or Post-It Notes?" Unfortunately, it has been Martin's experience that most companies spent far more on the Post-It Notes than they were willing to invest into their compliance program.
Last week at Compliance Week 2014, Andrew Ceresney, Director of the Division of Enforcement of the SEC, gave one of the Keynote Addresses. In his remarks he talked about the importance that the SEC is putting into compliance. He said "I start from the premise that the companies that have done well in avoiding significant regulatory issues typically have prioritized legal and compliance issues, and developed a strong culture of compliance across their business lines and throughout the management chain. This is something I observed firsthand while in private practice and have come to fully appreciate from my perch at the SEC."
But, more importantly, he said that he has "found that you can predict a lot about the likelihood of an enforcement action by asking a few simple questions about the role of the company's legal and compliance departments in the firm." He then went on to detail some rather straightforward questions that he believes can show just how much a company is committed to having a robust compliance regime.
Beyond simply going into the DOJ or SEC and claiming that your company is very ethical and does business in compliance with the FCPA, how can a company demonstrate the above? This is where the Tom Fox Mantra of Document, Document and Document comes into play. No matter how much input the compliance function has into the above suggested inquiries if the inputs are not documented, it is if they did not exist. So for meetings, you should keep attendance sheets or notations. A compliance representative can put a short, three to four sentence memo into the file about the recommendations and the response thereto. If the compliance department advise was not followed, there should be a business reason documented for the decision. Moreover, if there is a rejection of the compliance function advise and the course of action leads to some type of FCPA issue, it may well be assumed the company knew or should have known that the course of action taken could reasonably lead to a FCPA issue if not full blown violation. As to the issues of compliance visibility at the Board level, once again the documentation of any presentation and their substance can provide evidence to answer the query in the affirmative. But the key to all of these questions is if there is documentation to prove the assertions that they actually occurred.
Near the end of his presentation, Cerensey said that "Far too often, the answer to these questions is no, and the absence of real legal and compliance involvement in company deliberations can lead to compliance lapses, which, in turn, result in enforcement issues. When I was in private practice, I always could detect a significant difference between companies that prioritized legal and compliance and those that did not. When legal and compliance were not equal partners in the business, and were not consulted as a matter of course, problems were inevitable."
McNulty's Maxims, Martin's question on budget and now Cerensey's questions all provide significant guideposts to how regulators think about FCPA compliance programs. For me, I think the point is that companies which actually Do Compliance are easy to spot. For all the gnashing of teeth about how hard it is to comply with what the DOJ and SEC want to see in FCPA compliance, when the true focus can be distilled into whether a company actually does compliance as opposed to saying how ethical they are, I think it simplifies the inquiry and the issues senior management and a Board of Directors really needs to pay attention to.
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I have been interested in web design area since I was first shown how to code a HTML webpage in school at the age of 12. Since then I continued to expand my web-design skills in my spare time. Whilst at college I gained more of an interest in computer hardware and networking but still continued to expand my web-design skills in parallel.When starting at Solent University I was originally enrolled on a computer systems course but due to enjoying the design based units of the 1st year more I decided that a switch to the web design pathway would be the best choice. Here I learnt web design skills such as Flash, XHTML and CSS, as well as the use of graphics applications such as Photoshop. I also gained a wide range of web development skills from the course from technologies such as PHP and SQL to more emerging techniques for example XML, AJAX and JSON.
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Gwen Sebastian is making a stand against hotel owner Jonathan Denby, who made international headlines after replacing the Bibles in the Damson Dene Hotel (located in England's Lake District) with copies of 50 Shades of Grey. "Tonight millions of women will be curling up in bed with a good book and you can bet your life it won't be the Bible," he wrote on his blog. "More likely than not it will be Fifty Shades of Grey."
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In a four-person Democratic race, Assemblywoman Grace Meng had no trouble winning her party's nomination Tuesday for the newly created 6th Congressional District seat.
The unofficial count was 51 percent for Meng, 28 percent for Assemblyman Rory Lancman of Fresh Meadows, 16 percent for City Councilwoman Liz Crowley of Middle Village and 5 percent for Dr. Robert Mittman of Bayside.
The surprise announcement in March that veteran Congressman Gary Ackerman (D-Queens, Nassau) would not seek reelection caused a scramble in the Queens Democratic Party to support a replacement in the newly created 6th District. Meng was the choice.
The new district extends from Flushing, Fresh Meadows and Bayside to Maspeth, Middle Village and Glendale. Ending a spirited campaign to win the Democratic nomination, Meng, 36, said at her victory party Tuesday night at the Plum restaurant in Bayside that she will continue to fight hard to win the election in November. She will face Republican City Councilman Dan Halloran of Whitestone.
Contacted Wednesday, Halloran offered the following statement: "Congratulations to Assemblywoman Meng for her hard-fought victory last night. Assemblywoman Meng will be a worthy opponent and I look forward to a spirited campaign in the fall. I look forward to discussing our different visions for Queens."
Speaking to Democratic elected officials, campaign volunteers and other supporters, Meng challenged Halloran to join her in running a campaign based on issues. "There will be no race or religion or scare tactics," she said. The candidate told fellow Democrats that what they had in common is "hard work, family, faith and the belief that government is for the good" and went on to say: "We must do more to protect these values."
The new 6th District is 37 percent Asian, which was a boost to Meng's win. Lancman was expected to score heavily with the Jewish community, but that did not appear to happen.
Lancman's long road to Congress ended Tuesday night in defeat, but the three-term state legislator, who has eyed a run for Congress for nearly two years, took his loss gracefully. Appearing at his victory party at the Queens Jewish Center in Forest Hills with his wife and three children, Lancman praised both the victor, Meng, and his other main opponent, Crowley.
All Queens: Meng wins big to take 6th Congressional nomination Crowley greeted supporters at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union hall in Flushing. "It may not have come out the way I would have liked, but this is a great day," Crowley said. "It's been a roller coaster. And we proved one thing — that parties and leaders do not pick candidates. The people do, and the people have chosen Grace Meng."
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We often say that climbing hills is what the ElliptiGO does best. The Death Ride provided a great opportunity to prove it.
On July 11th, two ElliptiGOs successfully completed all five passes in the 2009 Death Ride -- a 129-mile event that includes more than 15,000 feet of climbing in the Sierras. The lowest point on the route is at an elevation of 5,500 feet and to complete the event a rider must ascend and descend five mountain passes: the east and west slopes of 8,314-foot Monitor Pass on Highway 89, both slopes of 8,730-foot Ebbetts Pass on Highway 4 and finally the west slope of 8,573-foot Carson Pass on Highway 88. The three passes surround the town of Markleeville, California which is located just west of the Nevada border about 30 miles south of Lake Tahoe.
We checked in for the ride on Friday afternoon and then came back to the race around 4:45am on Saturday after spending the night in South Lake Tahoe.
We unloaded our ElliptiGOs in the dark along with the other 2,800 ride participants. We began the ride at 5:30am at Turtle Rock Park along highway 89. As you can imagine, most of the people there had never seen the ElliptiGO before, so we started getting tons of comments from the riders and spectators almost immediately. We were surprised about how enthusiastic and positive people were, although no one believed that the ElliptiGO could complete the entire course within the 14 hour and 30 minute time limit. In fact, we got the feeling that most of the cyclists weren't sure they could do it either.
We headed out to our first pass with a group of cyclists who couldn't believe what they were seeing. They kept peppering us with questions about how many gears the ElliptiGO has and whether it can climb hills. It was evident that none of them believed we would survive all 5 passes without having a bike seat. After reminding them that people are designed to comfortably walk upright for very long periods of time, they usually got it. What we didn't say was that we couldn't comprehend how someone could sit on a bike seat for 12 to 14 hours. We figured we probably shouldn't bring that up during the conversation - the people who do the Death Ride are serious cyclists and seem to embrace the pain of the cycling position with pride.
As we made our way up the west side of the first 3,000-foot climb, we stopped getting questions about how well the ElliptiGO climbs. These were replaced by questions about how well it descends and how stable it is. Because the course includes a turn-around at the bottom of the first descent, and because the upright riding position makes the ElliptiGO rider much more visible than a conventional cyclist, by the time we got to the bottom of the first descent, a majority of the riders in the event had seen us descend Monitor and any questions about descending and stability had been answered. Just for kicks, both Brent and Bryan broke 40 mph during the second descent, that way they could have a good answer for the newest line of questioning - "How fast does it go?"
After the climbs up both sides of Monitor pass, Brent was up in the middle of the cyclists and Bryan was about an hour behind, staying on the well-publicized "Just
Made It" schedule that maps out the pace up and down each climb a rider must maintain to complete the ride within the time limit. Although now in completely different groups of riders, Bryan and Brent were having similar conversations, centered around one question: "Are you really going to do all 5 passes?" Once we reached the top of the first climb up Ebbett's, we were both pretty confident that we would be able to do it. Brent was feeling great and starting to pass a lot of cyclists on both the climbs and descents. Bryan was also feeling good and was right on schedule. By this point, the comfort advantage of the ElliptiGO was really started to come into play. It was apparent that many of the cyclists were starting to suffer from seat and lower back pain. Altough Brent and Bryan's legs were getting tired from the climbing, their bodies were really comfortable and still felt rested, even this far into the ride.
The fourth climb up the west side of Ebbett's Pass was no problem, and now both Brent and Bryan were consistently passing cyclists. All that was left was the climb up Carson.
As every Death Rider knows, that's no small feat. Earlier in the ride, a cyclist put it this way: "The Death Ride is really two rides: the first four passes, and then Carson. It's sort of like how a marathon is really two races: the first twenty miles, and then the last 10K." This is because while Ebbetts and Monitor originate from almost the same spot in the same valley, Carson lies more than 20 miles away. So even though when you climb the west slope of Ebbet's you've completed 4 of the 5 passes, you're no where near 80% done.
The other challenging thing about completing the Death Ride is that the route to Carson goes right past the race start. So basically, when you're ready to quit, you ride right past your car. This is likely one of the reasons why only about 60% of Death Ride entrants complete all 5 passes.
The ride up to Carson pass is the least steep of the passes, but it is mentally the most challenging. By this time, there were no more questions, just congratulations. It was pretty evident that both Brent and Bryan were going to complete all 5 passes and spectators and cyclists alike really embraced that accomplishment. We accepted their congratulations as gracefully as we could, knowing full well that it was easier for us to do the event on ElliptiGOs than it would have been to do it on conventional bikes. Moreover, while they would be feeling the after effects of all the road shock that went through their spine and the numbness from the seat, we would be recovering comfortably the next day, exhausted but feeling good, with no lingering joint or body discomfort.
Brent crested Carson, received his 5th sticker and pin, and headed back to Turtle Rock Park where he arrived just before 5:00 PM to become the first person ever to complete the Death Ride on an ElliptiGO. His total time of just under 11:30 put him in the top half of all cyclists who finished the event. Bryan made the cutoff at Pickett's Junction right on schedule, climbed Carson Pass, and then headed back down, crossing the finish line at 7:50 PM. His total time of 13:50 left him with 40 minutes to spare.
It was an exhilarating day and it felt especially great to hear the "Go ElliptiGO!" cheers from other participants and spectators throughout the ride. The support crew of Anamaria, Bill, Caroline, Chris, and Gidget were instrumental throughout the ride, the ElliptiGOs performed flawlessly, and we couldn't have been happier with how the day unfolded.
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CORNWALL, Ontario OK, when I heard you could get a camel burger at this joint across the border, I thought it was some kind of joke.
So three of us piled in the car last week and headed to Cornwall to check out Truffles Burger Bar. They have a Facebook page that doesnt offer a whole lot of information (like a menu) and they dont have a website.
We arrived, and it was SO promising. A glitzy, contemporary interior. Tables dressed to the hilt (and it was barely lunchtime). The thump of dance music playing at the perfect volume. An attractive and personable wait staff.
There were three place settings at the long bar, as if we were expected. But as with all WDT restaurant reviews, we arrived unannounced. We took our appointed seats and quickly befriended our server, Rachel.
The breadth of the burger menu was truly astounding. More than three dozen burgers. Exotic meats like kangaroo, elk and llama. More-standard meats like lamb, venison and boar. Chicken, turkey and beef burgers, too.
Vegetarians are accommodated here as well, with veggie burgers, salmon burgers, nut burgers, lentil burgers and tofu burgers.
Carnivores that my buddies and I are, we ordered the Hopping Kangaroo burger ($16.99), kangaroo meat with a creamed horseradish sauce; the Dalai Llama burger ($16.99), llama meat with the same horseradish sauce, and the Santorini burger, half lamb and half beef ($11.99).
We didnt know theyd cost that much, either. And it was too late to run to a Harveys, the Canadian burger chain. We were committed.
To start, we ordered the weekly preparation of poutine ($6.99). Hey, we were in Canada, eh?
Poutine is usually french fries, cheese curd and gravy. The week we were there, the preparation was onion rings, chicken, cheese curd and gravy.
How do you do poutine without potatoes? We really didnt miss them. The onion rings were perfectly fried crispy and delicious. The gravy was thick and rich. But the chicken was a little out of place. Not that we didnt like it it just didnt seem to fit.
Next, the burgers. They all come on a nicely toasted potato bread bun with your standard stuff: tomato, onion and pickles. You get to choose your flavored mayo garlic, cilantro, tarragon and a host of others. Remember, were in Canada now, where mayo is more popular than ketchup where burgers are concerned.
We asked if we could call our temperature, you know, rare, medium-rare, medium. Rachel responded nonchalantly while punching our orders into the computer screen, They pretty much come out all the same.
Lets start with the kangaroo burger. It was a nicely formed patty of lean meat, 8 ounces or so. It arrived medium-well; no trace of pink or juice whatsoever.
The horseradish sauce was not all that horseradishy, mostly sour cream and mayo.
The llama burger wasnt much different, a lighter-colored meat cooked past the point of pink. Same great bun, standard garnish and lame horseradish sauce.
The half lamb/half beef burger may have been the winner. You had to think about it, but you could taste the lamb. Why they diluted it with beef, Ill never know. But the tzatziki (yogurt and cucumber) sauce and generous crumbles of feta kicked this burger up a notch.
We did compare all the meats before slathering on the sauces, and honestly blindfolded they could have all been cow, for all we knew.
Every burger joint has to have fries, right? We ordered truffle frites ($4.25) and curly frites ($3.99).
Was the chef asleep? How could he allow soggy fries like these to leave the kitchen? The truffle fries were a pile of mush with clumps of supermarket-style grated Parmesan on top. The curly fries are better at Arbys.
And wheres the truffle oil flavor? You cant fool us we know what truffle oil tastes like, and we couldnt taste any truffle oil. And we know what good pomme frites taste like, and these were not it.
Burgers and fries for three cost $61. A round of drinks added $17 to the tab. Canadian taxes were another $10 or so. Then theres the tip. Our total for lunch came to $105.36.
Would we go back again? Probably not. If the exotic burgers had more distinct flavor, maybe. If the sauces had more pizzazz, maybe. If the frites werent a pile of soggy potatoes on a plate, maybe.
And if someone else was buying maybe.
And the staff, while friendly, did lack some intimate knowledge of the restaurant and its products. For example, when we asked a few basic questions about the Barking Squirrel lager on tap, our bartender/server offered, I dont make it, I just sling it. In her defense, she did disappear somewhere for a tutorial and returned with, Its from Hop City Brewery in Brampton, Ontario.
Bottom line: Its fun to say you ate kangaroo, llama and lamb, but other than that, I have a little problem going back to a place where a burger and fries lunch costs $20 a pop.
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A fancy restaurant serving a long list of exotic burgers: kangaroo, camel, elk, llama and more.
HOURS: 11 a.m. to midnight Tuesday through Sunday
The Santori burger was our favorite half lamb/half beef topped with tzatziki and feta.
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Herby Turkey SlidersOctober 1st, 2014UnfeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklyLean turkey meat is a great alternative to beef patties. Serve with fresh vegetable toppings such as tomatoes and avocados for an extra healthy flavor boost.
¼ cup minced red onion
¼ cup finely chopped fresh basil
¼ cup finely chopped fresh parsley
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 tablespoon minced garlic
1 ½ teaspoons fennel seeds, toasted and crushed
1 ½ teaspoons dried oregano
1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
½ teaspoon sea salt
¼ teaspoon red pepper flakes
⅛ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1 pound ground dark-meat turkey meat or ground turkey breast
Combine onion, basil, parsley, tomato paste, garlic, fennel seeds, oregano, lemon zest, salt, red pepper flakes, and pepper in a large bowl and stir. Add the turkey and gently mix with your hands or a spatula until well combined. Shape the mixture into 8 patties. Brush patties with olive oil and put on the grill over medium heat and cook until browned on both sides, about 3 minutes on each side. Cover and cook for 3 more minutes. Serve on buns or alone with your desired toppings.
Source: Reprinted with permission from The Longevity Kitchen by Rebecca Katz with Mat Edelson (Ten Speed Press, © 2013). Photo Credit: Leo Gong
Makes 8 patties/4 servings
Black Bean Burger with Kefta SpicesFebruary 1st, 2013FeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeeklyMakes: 4 servings
15 ounces cooked black beans
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley or cilantro
1 small onion
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground paprika (sweet or smoked)
1/2 teaspoon ground pepper
1 clove garlic, peeled
1 teaspoon pure olive oil
2 eggs, white only
1/2 cup breadcrumbs, preferably whole wheat
Salt to taste
Place onion and garlic in food processor. Process until fine. Add half of the black beans and oil. Process until beans are of mashed consistency. Place in a medium mixing bowl. Add remaining beans, spiced breadcrumbs, parsley, and egg white. Mix thoroughly, cover, and refrigerate for at least an hour. This allows the flavors to blend and allows moisture to be absorbed by the breadcrumbs. If too wet, add more breadcrumbs. Shape into eight small patties, packed firmly. Sauté on medium-high heat until browned on both sides. Lower heat to warm throughout. Serve with the topping of your choice. The bean patties may be frozen in a tightly sealed bag. Browning the burger before freezing will allow the beans to firm for later use on the outdoor grill. Recipe courtesy of The Kardea Gourmet by Richard Collins, MD, and Robert Leighton with Susan Buckley, RD
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Grilled Black Bean Burgers and Portobello Burgers With Rosemary and AvocadoSeptember 1st, 2010FeaturedWeekly Recipe:NonWeekly
Serves 4
1 can black beans, rinsed and drained
1/2 cup finely chopped red onion
1 cup finely chopped portobello mushroom
1 egg, beaten
2 large garlic cloves, minced
3 tablespoons minced fresh rosemary leaves
Dash cayenne pepper
Sea salt to taste
3/4 cup gluten-free bread crumbs or cracker crumbs, finely crumbled
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
4 gluten-free buns
1 small avocado, peeled and sliced
8 to 12 leaves red leaf, green leaf, or butter lettuce
1. Mash beans in a medium bowl, using a potato masher, until most of the beans are mashed, but some remain visible. Mash in onion, mushroom, and egg, mixing well. Mash in garlic, rosemary, and cayenne. Add salt and more cayenne, as needed.
2. Add 1/2 cup bread crumbs and stir to mix well. Mixture should be sticky, but hold its shape. Add additional 1/4 cup bread crumbs, if needed.
3. With damp hands, form bean mixture into 4 patties. Transfer each burger to a plate, and brush tops lightly with 1 tablespoon olive oil.
4. Preheat broiler to high. Lightly brush a baking sheet with remaining olive oil, and arrange burgers on sheet. Broil for 7 to 8 minutes, turn patties over, and broil for 7 minutes on the other side. While burgers are cooking, split buns in half. Place bottom halves on a serving platter and top with avocado. Tear lettuce and arrange on bottom halves.
5. Remove burgers from oven, place on buns, and serve immediately.
nutrition info per serving: 565 calories; 19 g fat; 2 g saturated fat; 47 mg cholesterol; 17 g protein; 10 g fiber; 164 mg sodium


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A Comparison of Lorazepam and Diazepam in the Treatment of Alcohol Withdrawal
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The purpose of this study is to compare the efficacy of two commonly used medications in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal, diazepam and lorazepam.
Alcohol Withdrawal
Drug: Lorazepam
Drug: Diazepam
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Comparison of Lorazepam and Diazepam in the Treatment of Alcohol Withdrawal
- The primary outcome measures include serial measures of vital signs and scores on the Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol-Revised scale (CIWA-Ar), a widely used scale that monitors alcohol withdrawal symptoms. [ Time Frame: one to two weeks ]
- Secondary outcome measures include total benzodiazepine use. [ Time Frame: one to two weeks ]
|Study Start Date:
|May 2003
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2004
|Assigned Interventions
|Active Comparator: 2
Drug: Diazepam
Diazepam 20 mg by mouth every two hours x 3 doses, or for parenteral treatment, diazepam 10 mg intravenously every one hour x 6 doses. Give additional diazepam 10 mg by mouth or intravenously every two hours as needed for alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
Other Name: Valium
|Active Comparator: 1
Drug: Lorazepam
Lorazepam 1 to 2 mg by mouth or intravenously every two hours as needed for alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
Other Name: Ativan
Detailed Description:
Despite the frequent use of benzodiazepines for the treatment of alcohol withdrawal, studies comparing the efficacy of long and short half-life benzodiazepines in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal have shown mixed results. Due to the conflicting nature of published reports, clinicians have no clear indication as to which type of agent is preferable. The purpose of this study is to compare the efficacy of two commonly accepted medications in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal, diazepam and lorazepam, which are long and short half-life benzodiazepines, respectively.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|19 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Clinical diagnosis of alcohol withdrawal
- History of alcohol use within 24 hours
- Ability to consent to participate in the study
Exclusion Criteria:
- Unwillingness to participate in the study
- Active abuse of other CNS depressants
- Acute intoxication with a CNS activating agent
- Severe hepatic dysfunction
- Pregnancy
- History of dementia
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00523185
|United States, California
|Palo Alto Veterans Affairs Hospital System
|Palo Alto, California, United States, 94304
|Stanford Hospital and Clinics
|Stanford, California, United States, 94305
|Principal Investigator:
|Jose R Maldonado, MD
|Stanford University
No publications provided by Stanford University
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00523185 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|August 29, 2007
|Last Updated:
|August 29, 2007
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Stanford University:
alcohol withdrawal
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Adjuvants, Anesthesia
Anesthetics, General
Anesthetics, Intravenous
Anti-Anxiety Agents
Autonomic Agents
Central Nervous System Agents
Central Nervous System Depressants
GABA Agents
GABA Modulators
Gastrointestinal Agents
Hypnotics and Sedatives
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Muscle Relaxants, Central
Neuromuscular Agents
Neurotransmitter Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Psychotropic Drugs
Therapeutic Uses
Tranquilizing Agents
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Episode No. 704. Title: Doctor Who – The Movie (Special Edition)
The Doctor is en route to return the remains of the Master to Gallifrey, when those remains come
back to life in the form of a worm-like parasite. It invades the TARDIS and forces it to crash-land
near New
Year's Eve, 1999. Upon arrival on the streets of
a gangland gun battle, then killed on the operating table when Dr. Grace Holloway gets lost in his
alien physiology. Shortly thereafter, the Doctor regenerates, while simultaneously the Master possesses
the body of a human ambulance driver, with plans to take the Doctor's remaining lives for himself
via the TARDIS, not caring that this will also turn the Earth inside out. Can the Doctor and Grace
save themselves and us all in the process?
This is the Television Movie that was made as a co-production between BBC Worldwide and
Television for broadcast on the Fox Tuesday Night Movie in the
It is the only on-television outing of Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor, and features the final scenes
of Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor.
starring Paul McGann as the Doctor, Eric Roberts as the Master / Bruce, Daphne Ashbrook as
Dr. Grace Holloway, Yee Jee Tso as Chang Lee, and Sylvester McCoy as the Old Doctor.
Written by Matthew Jacobs, Produced by Peter V Ware, Executive Produced by Philip David Segal,
Alex Beaton and Joe Wright, and Directed by Geoffrey Sax.
Originally broadcast on
in the
The "print" that is on this DVD is the full-length program as it was originally cut for North American
broadcast. No scenes are missing, however, the running time is only 86 minutes approximately,
whereas the original North American broadcasts had an approximately 89 minute running time.
This is due to the tapes used being sourced from the prints sent to the BBC in 1996 from Universal
and Fox in 1996, which had to be converted from the American NTSC technical standard to the
British PAL technical standard. When converting in that direction, the standard techniques
drop "extra frames" per second that are present in the NTSC standard that PAL does not display.
Consequently, the entire program
plays back approximately 4% faster on the
on the original North American print. (This doesn't happen going back the other way, from PAL to
NTSC.) This DVD, sourcing as it does from BBC Video, has inherited the 4% speed-up. If you are
used to watching the North American versions you may be able to tell this in the pitches of the voices,
music, and sound effects in this version as they are all consequently slightly higher from running 4% fast.
The fades-to-black at the commercial act breaks have also been replaced by dissolves from the
concluding scene to the scene just starting.
This entire DVD set has the same
contents as the re-release of the TV Movie the
as part of the Doctor Who: Revisitations box set. They had an earlier release with fewer special
in 2001, but that was never released in
release here were held by Universal rather than the BBC.
DVD Features:
On Disc 1:
- The full TV Movie, with digitally restored pictures and sound.
- Graphical menus and scene selection features and optional subtitles for the hearing impaired.
- Stereo sound, but inheriting the 4% speed-up as described above.
- Two commentary tracks. The first track is with Director Geoffrey Sax, recorded in 2001
for the
and Sylvester McCoy, moderated by Nicholas Briggs, recorded in 2010 for the
- Isolated Music option. This plays John Debney's incidental music without any of the rest of
the program's sound.
- Four Audio Tracks in the sound menu, allowing you to hear the four music tracks used in
the film from Universal's music library: "In a Dream," "Ride Into the Moonlight,"
"All Dressed Up," and "Auld Lang Syne."
- "The Seven Year Hitch" The highlight 54-minute documentary featurette about the seven-year
process that Executive Producer Philip David Segal went through to get this Doctor Who
TV Movie produced and made. Features interviews with Philip David Segal, BBC
Executives Peter Cregeen and Alan Yentob, BBC Producer Jo Wright, writer Matthew
Jacobs, and veteran 'Doctor Who' director Graeme Harper.
- "The Doctor's Strange Love" A 17-minute featurette where Doctor Who fans with professional
pedigrees of their own discuss the highs and lows of the film. Features writers Simon
Guerrier and Joseph Lidster, and comedian Josie Long.
- Photo Gallery. 4 minutes of still photographs taken during the production of the story.
- Information Text. Pop-up production information notes that appear throughout the story.
- PDF Files. DVD-ROM files in Acrobat Reader .pdf format of the Radio Times listings and
features for this story. Just place the disc in your computer and open the files to see them.
- Coming Soon Trailer, for the forthcoming DVD release of The Seeds of Doom starring Tom Baker.
- The disc boots up with trailers for Doctor Who – The Complete Fifth Series box set and
BBC America.
On Disc 2:
- Four featurettes in a "Pre-Production" Menu. They are:
- Paul McGann Audition. 8 minutes of Paul McGann trying out from the part using
a completely different early script.
- VFX Tests June 1994. 1 minute of visual effects tests that Amblin Entertainment did
for the title sequence and their idea of "spider-like" Daleks.
- VFX March 1996. 2-1/2 minutes of raw visual effects used in the final production.
- Three featurettes in a "Production" Menu. They are:
- EPK. 16 minutes. This is the Electronic Press Kit that Fox sent to its affiliates in the week
before broadcast for use by them as they saw fit for promotion and advertising of
the film. Features interviews with actors Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Daphne
Ashbrook, Eric Roberts, executive producer Philip David Segal, and director
Geoffrey Sax.
- Behind the Scenes. 5 minutes of footage shot from behind the camera during production.
- Philip Segal's Tour of the TARDIS Set. 3 minutes of Philip Segal showing off the vast
new TARDIS interior set.
- Alternate Takes. 1 minute. 2 different takes of two scenes.
- All other features are in a "Special Features" menu. They are:
- BBC Trails. 1 minute of the trailers used by the BBC to advertise the movie.
- Who Peter 1989-2009. A 27-minute featurette about how Doctor Who continued to
appear on the BBC's perennial children's magazine show Blue Peter even when
it was off the air, and then even more when it came back. Features interviews with
writer and former Doctor Who Magazine Editor Clayton Hickman, writer Robert
Shearman, Executive Producer and Writer Russell T. Davies, Brand Manager
Edward Russell, and Blue Peter Editor Richard Marson.
- The Wilderness Years. A 24-minute featurette about all the activity around Doctor Who
that continued to happen in the years 1989-2005 when the TV program was
off-the-air (apart from this TV Movie). Features interviews with BBC executive
Peter Cregeen, former Doctor Who Magazine editor Jon Freeman, editor of
Virgin novels Doctor Who The New Adventures books Peter Darvill-Evans,
writer and former TV script editor Andrew Cartmel, present Doctor Who Magazine
editor Tom Spilsbury, producer Keith Barnfather of the Mythmakers videos,
producer Bill Baggs of the BBV spinoff videos, documentary producer Kevin Davies,
former BBC Books Editor Justin Richards, and Executive Producer Jason
Haigh-Ellergy from Big Finish Productions (the audio dramas).
- Stripped for Action – The Eighth Doctor. A 20-minute featurette about the comic strip
adventures of the Eighth Doctor printed in Doctor Who Magazine from 1996-2005.
Features interviews with Scott Gray, Alan Barnes, Paul Scoones, Clayton Hickman,
Jeremy Bentham, Gary Russell, Lee Sullivan, and Martin Geraghty.
- Tomorrow's Times – the Eighth Doctor. Nicholas Courtney narrates an 11-minute
Featurette about the press reaction and criticism of the TV Movie from 1996.
- 2 Easter eggs. Highlight the blank area below to see what they are and how to find them.
Egg 1: Go to the Who Peter selection in the Special Features menu and then press the
left arrow. A Doctor Who logo will appear. You will then see an additional
9-minute interview with Philip Segal that was recorded in 2001 for use on the
Egg 2: Go into the Production menu, then highlight Alternate Takes, then press
the right arrow. A Doctor Who logo will appear. Click on this and you will see a
2-minute featurette of writer Matthew Jacobs describing his earliest Doctor Who
memory, where his actor father took him to visit the set of the 1966 First Doctor
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