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MA 125 Intermediate Algebra
Chamberlin, Samuel
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tti Exhaust Install - Dumping GroundsWritten by on July 21, 2011 Contributors: Amy Coleman Install a three-inch exhaust on our '71 B-Body.
that squash the pipe and can only fabricate exhaust from 2 -inch diameter tubing, Mopar owners are fortunate to have one of the best resources available for aftermarket exhaust, Tube Technologies, Inc. (tti). TTI has been making all types of Mopar exhaust components since they were founded, concentrating on the fit and quality of their products and catering to Mopar enthusiasts who want great exhaust at a reasonable price. TTI is also known for designing systems for engine swaps and for use with aftermarket heads, like our Indy 440-1s, that have raised exhaust ports requiring special headers.
In addition to the raised-port Indy heads, our B-Body presented some other challenges when it came to the exhaust. Being equipped with a four-speed, the headers would need to clear the clutch linkage without interference. We also upgraded our Plymouth's suspension with oversize torsion bars up front, and an aftermarket sway bar for the rear. Our concern was that these items would interfere with the exhaust, requiring either custom pipes or for the exhaust to be made with smaller diameter tubing than our desired three inches. Knowing that if anyone had an exhaust system that would fit this application it was tti, we visited their website, ttiexhaust.com and found just what we needed.
We installed tti's step headers in an earlier article during the engine installation phase of our project, and were very impressed with the fit of their product. Even with oversize torsion bars and an 11-inch clutch the headers, with primary tubes that step from two inches up to 21/8 inches, cleared everything with room to spare. Better yet, unlike some designs these headers have no slip-tubes, which are prone to leak, and all of the primary tubes travel over the centerlink to give maximum ground clearance. The headers are made from heavy gauge material, with 3/8-inch thick flanges and come with collectors and all the necessary hardware for installation. In fact the only sacrifice necessary to install these headers is to run a specific aftermarket starter. We planned to install a new high-torque starter anyway so the extra expense really didn't affect the total cost for our project.
Impressed with their headers, we chose tti products to complete our exhaust system and quickly found a kit to specifically fit our application while on their website. Though we'll be attaching our exhaust to tti headers, they also offer exhaust to fit Mopar factory exhaust manifold applications, as well as exhaust systems that will bolt up to other manufacturers' headers. Our car was originally equipped with turn-downs at the end of the tailpipes so that's what we ordered, but tti also offers kits for factory exhaust tips and has the tips as well. A quick call to tti confirmed that the three-inch exhaust system we were considering would not only fit our '71 B-Body and clear the rear sway bar but was available in either aluminized or stainless steel tubing. Better yet, the stainless steel kit we chose was in stock and would be shipped to us quickly.
When we received our products from tti a few days later, we were first impressed with the packaging of the exhaust. Nothing is worse than exhaust tubing that is crushed or bent during shipping, preventing the slip-joints from properly going together. Wanting to prevent this problem before it happens, tti obviously takes great care to individually protect the end of each pipe with foam, and then wrap each piece in bubble-wrap before they are packed into the shipping box. Once unpacked, the quality of the exhaust system was apparent. TTI uses computer controlled machinery, and exhaust components feature mandrel bends to ensure consistent tube diameter. Eager to drive our car on the road, we put it on the lift and began installing our new exhaust system.
A lift does make an installation like this more convenient, but there's no reason you can't install a system like this with your car on jackstands in your shop or driveway. Following the included instructions, we started in the rear installing the rear hangers and tailpipes first. Like all tti kits, the exhaust uses factory provisions to mount the hangers when possible, keeping you from drilling holes in your car's floor or framerails. Since our main concern with this application was clearance around the rear sway bar, we were very happy to see the exhaust had plenty of room in this area, even in three inch diameter tubing. The remainder of the exhaust, as well as the included Dynomax mufflers, slipped right into place, held together with the provided clamps and hardware. There was no welding required, and the only fabrication needed was to trim the pipes that connect the mufflers to the system using a Sawz-All.
All told, our installation took about half a day using the lift, and the car looks and sounds great with the new exhaust. The fit of the tti exhaust is awesome, likely better than factory exhaust, and the free-flowing three inch pipes and mufflers should affect the performance of our big-displacement engine only minimally while giving the car a nice rumble. There may be less expensive exhaust systems on the market, but in terms of quality and ease of installation for the cost, tti impresses us each time we use their products. The best part of this installation, however, is being able to drive our highly modified Road Runner on the streets without fearing a ticket from the police for noise pollution, right Randy?
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1 Installing a large displacement engine, especially with raised exhaust port cylinder heads, requires special exhaust components. Fortunately, we found everything we needed on Tube Technology's website, ttiexhaust.com.2 The tti headers we chose for our application feature thick 3/8-inch flanges, and the primary tubes are stepped from 2 to 21/8 inches for good high-rpm flow without sacrificing torque. All of the hardware and exhaust collectors were included, making installation easy.3 We installed our headers with the engine in a previous article, and were impressed with the clearance they provided around the engine, clutch linkage, and even our oversize torsion bars. The only special requirement with these headers is a specific starter, which is available from Powermaster Performance.4 Wanting a quality three-inch exhaust system for our Road Runner, we checked tti's website and quickly found a kit for our application. TTI stocks kits for most Mopars, in both aluminized and stainless steel, and multiple diameters. Our exhaust arrived in a few days, packaged nicely in one heavy box.5 The system we chose for our '71 Road Runner features three-inch tubing and an X-tube system. This type of exhaust has been shown to improve flow even better than exhaust crossovers.6 The tti exhaust is an all-inclusive kit, with the pipes, clamps, hangers, hardware, and Dynomax mufflers. TTI also offers kits without mufflers, as well as individual exhaust components.7 Per the tti instructions we began at the rear of the car, installing the tailpipe hangers using the existing holes in our Road Runner's framerails. These are a slightly different design than factory hangers, but in our experience work much better.8 On the driver side, the muffler hanger just bolts onto the factory provision. On the passenger side, a supplied bracket must be installed to the floorboard. We found it easiest to mark and drill the holes from under the car, and install the bolts from inside with the lower rear seat cushion removed.
10 Before installing the mufflers, the center X-tube must be fitted to the individual header collectors. With minor manipulation, we got our pipes to hug the floor nicely with enough clearance to prevent rattles.11 Where the X attaches to the muffler, tti leaves plenty of extra material to accommodate any aftermarket or even stock-style mufflers. We chose to run the Dynomax three-inch in/out mufflers available with the kit, so we had to cut our pipes to fit.12 With our pipes fitted, the mufflers can be installed and connected to the tailpipes. We found the pipes to be precisely fabricated, and all of our pieces slid together with little effort. It's nice when "bolt-on" parts install this easily.13 Once everything is in place, each clamp is snugged up and the exhaust can be checked to see that it clears the car's floors, frame, rear differential, and especially fuel and brake lines. Once clearances are ensured, the clamps can be tightened down to seal the exhaust and keep pieces in place.14 Even though this is a three-inch diameter system and much larger than our car would have had from the factory, we had plenty of space around components like our differential and aftermarket rear sway bar. Be sure to check these same areas with the car's weight on its wheels as well before driving the vehicle.15 Driveshaft clearance is tight, but nothing is close to rubbing throughout the suspension travel. TTI's engineers really sharpened their pencils when designing this system, creating free-flowing exhaust that would fit nicely in the confines of our '71 B-Body.16 Completed, the exhaust really looks nice in our B-Body. With the car still on the lift, we started the engine to check for exhaust leaks. After letting everything warm up it's a good idea to go back over the clamps and re-tighten them.17 We love the look of our exhaust, and the large diameter pipes and Dynomax mufflers really give the car a deep rumble, but without a drone at highway speeds. Also important, this new exhaust will prevent fumes from entering the passenger compartment of the car, making it safe and comfortable to drive.18 Overall, the tti exhaust has plenty of clearance, tucked in higher than the deep oil pan on our engine. This was an easy four-hour installation that made a big difference, allowing us to drive our project vehicle for the first time since installing the new engine. Well, at least legally...


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BELLAIRE - Bellaire looked great in an OVAC consolation game Friday against visiting Oak Glen ... for about a quarter.
Nick Patrone was on fire, pouring in 11 of his game-high 18 points. The Big Reds held a commanding 14-2 lead.
Then, the game took a gradual downhill turn for the Reds before plummeting swiftly the final 10 minutes.
Oak Glen went on a devastating 19-0 run between the third and fourth quarters and Bellaire watched its final lead, 39-37 with two minutes to go in the third, quickly evaporate.
The Golden Bears held Bellaire to two field goals in the second half and 13 total points as they came away with a 66-41 victory.
Early, it was Patrone and his Big Reds' teammates driving and hitting layups or getting to the line that spelled trouble for the visitors.
Bellaire was 8 of 15 from the field and 12 of 15 at the line in the first half, taking a 28-25 lead at the break. Bears' coach Dave Smith, less than enthused with his team's man-to-man defense, had to make a change.
"Our man defense wasn't good (Friday)," Smith said as his team improved to 3-16. "I was frustrated with it, especially the first few quarters. We switched to zone and slowed them down a bit and Bellaire didn't shoot very well after that."
That's putting it mildly.
Oak Glen slowed the tempo and its zone took Bellaire penetration game out of the equation, forcing the Big Reds to spot up for shots.
Nathan Steele canned two 3s, the last with 2:05 showing in the third, giving Bellaire it's final lead.
The Big Reds' offensive production the next eight minutes was nil and the Bears', finally getting hot offensively, were more than happy to take advantage.
"We got good looks, but we couldn't make the shots. They didn't go down," a disappointed Bellaire coach J.R. Battista said, his team falling to 3-19. "It was that simple."
"Their zone slowed us down some, but we missed a lot of makeable shots and they made a lot."
Early, it was the aggressive play of Matt McLaughlin, who finished with 14 points and 11 at the half, that allowed the Bears to eat into that early 14-2 deficit.


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Baker caters to those looking for gluten-free
Published: Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 6:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 6:29 p.m.
Imagine being a wheat-sensitive person watching friends eat a golden-crusted pizza with mozzarella cheese and rich tomato sauce, knowing the tiniest taste will make you break out.
Farmer's markets
Gluten Intolerance Group of Ocala and Marion County: Meets 5:30 p.m. second Tuesday of each month at Wells Pharmacy Network, 1210 SW 33rd Ave., Ocala. (843-7116)
On Top of the World Farmer's Market: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays, Circle Square Commons, 8405 SW 80th St., Ocala, (427-3982 or 854-3670).
North Magnolia Merchants Farmer's Market: 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Fridays, 834 N. Magnolia Ave., Ocala. (239-3552).
Our Village Market: 2 p.m. to dusk Fridays, Harvest Village north of McIntosh on U.S. 441. (317-8060 or 591-1730).
Ocala Farmer's Market: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, downtown square and gazebo. (426-8244).
"It was just about five years ago that my sister-in-law found out that she couldn't eat pizza, or any of these types of good things. After getting a rash on her arms, she went to an allergist, and he told her about it," said Chuck Blonder, who sells jewelry each Thursday at the On Top of the World Farmers Market.
There are so many symptoms, it is often hard to pinpoint the exact problem, said Jeannie Tyler, the organizer of a non-gluten eaters support group. Sometimes it is wheat sensitivity or an allergy that causes hives or other symptoms. Or it might be that a person has celiac disease and cannot tolerate gluten, a natural ingredient in wheat.
These types of health issues force a major change in one's diet, said Tyler, who has celiac disease.
Wheat or gluten-sensitive people must avoid all wheat-containing breads, cakes, cookies, pasta, crackers, doughnuts, pancakes and gravies, even coatings on fried foods.
It's definitely a challenge, Tyler said, so it was an exciting day a year ago when she met B.J. Whitaker, a former restaurant worker who launched a home-baking business in which she makes the usual wheat containing items, but also bakes bread and cakes using alternative flours.
Whitaker sells her goods at area farmer's markets like the Thursday market at OTOW and the Saturday market on the Ocala downtown square, offering alternative-flour items like humming bird bread, gingerbread, dark chocolate bread and granny's pumpkin bread.
When she makes pecan-crusted sweet potato bread, she also bakes some with a cinnamon topping in case a customer can't eat nuts.
"A lot of times when you have a wheat allergy, you also have a problem with nuts or maybe even with dairy," Whitaker said.
Alternate flours include rice, soy, potato, tapioca and coconut. Whitaker also uses blends and mixes, always listing each ingredient on the package.
Tyler said there is a rising awareness among restaurant owners about people with gluten or wheat sensitivities, including Don and Janie Parsons, owners of Bently's Restaurant in Dunnellon.
"We went out there for an entire gluten-free lunch recently, and it was wonderful," she said.
Finding someone like Whitaker, however, can be a real breakthrough because it's difficult to find safe choices, Tyler said.
"I particularly like her cheddar cheese bread, and her Florida fruit cakes. I eat everything she makes (wheat free), and I have found out it's safe for me to eat it," Tyler said. "I can bake everything I need, but I just don't want to."
Six years ago, Tyler helped found the Gluten Intolerance Group of Ocala and Marion County, which meets the second Tuesday of each month, with a friend who since has died.
Tyler does research and sometimes presents her findings to the group, and sometimes they have a speaker. During the last half of each meeting, members share ideas or experiences.
Tyler also gives high praise to area farmer's markets, where support group members report finding produce that is often locally grown — with few if any chemicals — and vendors such as Whitaker, who make things by hand.
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The Chaco Women's Z/1 Unaweep Sandals stay durable and comfy from the trail to the destination.
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Great multi purpose sandal
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Great for shopping around town or if needed for off the beaten path. No hot spots with the straps and great footbed support.
True Toe Saver!
I broke my big toe and when it's all wrapped up it won't fit in my boots. My job gets me outside a lot and I didn't want to spend the best time of the year inside - so voila - chacos and socks have me outside and happy. Doc approves - he was getting tired of being cooped up :)
Socks and sandals just feel right during times of injury. I used my Tevas (in the winter) during an ankle sprain. What a handsome dog! Feel better!
Best sandals ever!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I wear these for fun and work. I'm on my feet all day and at night my feet feel great!
Chaco tanline forever!
Aaaannnnd you get a pretty sweet chaco tan when you wear them everyday!
Lexi Dowdall, Employee
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Tried and true
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
So, I've had 5 - 6 different pairs of Chacos in the past 8+ years. I've either given them away ( to friends or family members who I love enough to give them the shoes off my feet) or sadly I've lost them to a funny canine friend who seems to think that my Chacos make an excellent chew toy.
I too have watched the company shift, make mistakes and ultimately grow into the household name that they are today. Yes, Chaco has changed - but in many ways I think they are shifting for the better. The webbing on this years model is much softer and flosses much easier than the Chacos I have had from years past. Yes, this means that the webbing might degrade faster than the abrasive stuff from before, but in a way I would take that over the many months of blisters and wear that my feet went through in order to get to the suitable comfiness that I hoped they would be.
Admittedly, I will always love the insanely durable Chacos that the company used to make, but I do love the "barely-have-to-break-in" Chacos that they make today. Either way, they are chacos. They're supportive, comfortable and most importantly they stand by their product. If need be, you can get the item resoled or re-webbed if yours fall apart (see Chaco's website for pricing details on repairs).
I love the Unaweep series - they're sturdy and despite being a little on the hefty side, they're still comfortable enough to wear running amuck in the city or go hiking in. Any chance I get, I wear my Chacos. I find that the Unaweep best suits my needs for hiking and general romping. Additionally I broke my foot climbing a few years back, so I prefer my chacos without the toe strap (but I still wear those too!)
Also, my manpanion recently bought his first pair after being staunchly against them for years - and to say the least he loves them. Yay for Chaco converts!
Additionally, I'm normally an 8.5 in most shoes but have found that a size 8 fits me best!
Cheap Webbing
sadly going downhill
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These sandals were once a thing of legend: technical, durable, stylish, and produced in the good ol' U S of A. Alas, I have watched the integrity of these sandals gradually deteriorate over the past decade and, while prices have stayed the same, the production has been outsourced and the quality has lessened. They do alright as town shoes, but if you wear them regularly as proper rafting shoes you're lucky to get a year out of them before the webbing frays at the toes or the tread of the soles breaks down. Every pair I've owned has had a webbing blow-out within 16 months, and even when you repair them the soles start de-laminating and cracking within a few years.
I still prefer chacos to any other brand of technical sandal that I've found and I wear them all the time but I have to say: I'm saddened by the shifting quality.
MacKenzie C, Gearhead
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Chacos will always be my go to summer sandal. They are durable and look great. I love wearing them on hikes that have water because you don't have to worry about taking your shoes off
Joelle Raynes, Gearhead
Love Chacos!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
The arch support is amazing, they are so comfortable on your foot once broken in! These are the perfect water sports shoes, I also enjoy day hikes in these Unaweeps! Break them in slowly or you will get blisters! I got my normal street size in these sandals and they fit great! These are not the best for sand, you will get sand between the shoe and your foot, which is annoying!
With Chacos, is it usually better to size...
With Chacos, is it usually better to size up or down? I have a pair with the toe loop in my normal size 7, but I don't like to wear them because they just don't feel "right"... I thought maybe Chacos just aren't for me, but I had my feet measured and apparently I'm a 6-6.5, just with long toes... should I size down to a 6 instead? I am afraid if they are too short in the front, I will stub my toes!
I prefer to size up. I normally wear an 8.5-9 street shoe and I have size 9 chacos which give me about a centimeter of space from my longest toe to the front of the sole to give that extra bit of protection. Personally, I don't like the toe-loops so if they feel a little off for you I would try smooshing it down so it lies flat against the sole and see if you like the standard cut better.
Backcountry Video, Employee
Chaco Z/1 Unaweep Sandal - Women's
Year round shoe.. almost
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great arch support. Great for river crossings and summer hiking.
Super awesome!
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are amazing! There is no break in time at all with these. You just put them on and they are immediately comfortable. Highly recommend. I never want to take them off and wear them with socks even in the winter! :)
Brown looks black...& other good things
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Since the brown sandal looks black you can wear it either with black or brown pants. The red is not as bright as it's portrayed online; rather it's a more light maroon color. My foot measures a size 6.5 and I've worn the chacos sandal with a toe loop for 3+yrs. I always thought they might be small, and turns out they were. I wear a size 7 without a toe loop much better AND it feels secure enough in which to hike. Hope this helps. Michelle
Great arch support
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love chacos and have a permanent tan from wearing them almost all the time. I love them for arch support. But I have to admit this newest pair seems to rub me in a way the last 2 pairs did not. They must be changing them a bit - still have some sore places on my feet, but it's worth the other qualities
The perfect fit
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My foot measures 6.5, and I usually wear a size 6.5 or 7 shoe. I wore chacos sandals with the toe loop for 2 yrs. a size 6. I finally decided that my toe had become numb cause I was wearing too small a shoe for all that time.....and...YES, that was the reason as I just bought a pair without the toe loop and the single strap in a size 7. The fit perfectly. Now the arch support hits me exactly at my arch. Love them in size 7. Hope this helps you figure out your size. Michelle
Great/sturdy sandals
Size: For athletic shoes I typically wear a men's 11.5 since women's 12.5 are hard to come by. For casual/dress shoes I wear a women's 12. With these sandals I could use the extra half size but since Chaco doesn't do have sizes I think they'll work fine (definitely better than a men's 12 which is huge on my foot).
Purpose: I bought these sandals for an upcoming trip to Mali, West Africa. I was told that for everyday and hiking, sandals are the way to go because you can just kick the sand out rather than having to constantly take your shoe off and dump it out.
You can walk forever
These shoes have just the right amount of padding for the bottom of my feet. They are comfortable and great for walking!
I have a pair of Chacos that I love, though...
I have a pair of Chacos that I love, though I wonder if they get compressed and sort of "dead" feeling, sole is fine, just feel as forgiving. Any thoughts out there?
I'm on my second pair of the flip-flop version of the Chaco's, which I believe have the same basic sole technology. My first pair lasted three years of near constant use in the summer, and indoor use as slippers in the winter. I can confidently report that they never get a "dead" feeling in the sole like other cheaper sandals that get compressed. They finally kicked the bucket because the strap frayed and broke, otherwise they would still be on my feet. They are great soles for sure, and their price is good when you consider how long they last compared to cheaper foam-based flip-flops.
Ryan Guay, Vendor Rep
The whole idea behind the Chaco midsole is that it does not "compress", "pack out" , "Flatten like a piece of bubble gum in the street".
Polyurethane is the mid sole material, which is used as a mid sole in high end backpacking boots, Poly keeps is hardness (durometer), thus keeping the same arch support and impact resistance for years after year. Thats why we can Re-web and re-sole the z sandals, cause 90% of the time it is the sole and the webbing that wears thin.
Ethylene- Vinyl acetate or better known as EVA is the foam most all shoe and sandal midsoles are made from. EVA has great initial cushion, is cheap, and is very light, but it has millions of tiny air bubbles that will pop over time and lose its thickness and cushion. Thats why you will see the imprint of your foot on cheap foam sandals. Some people think this is neat, and that their sandals are now comfortable and "broken in," but you should consider that the foot print that has been made is now 100% different from when you bought the shoe.... You have probably 50-90% less cushion from when you bought it, the straps are way looser due to the thinner footbed, the arch support and shape of the footbed is now changed, and it looks like a dirty paw print...
I love EVA, probably half of my shoes use EVA, but that is not the idea of Chaco. People need to trust that their chacos are not going to die in the middle of the backcountry, from history and experience people expect to get years out of their Chacos. At Chaco we do everything we can to ensure that we are satisfying our customers. I guarantee that you can not find another shoe that has more photos of it "in use" floating around the internet. Maybe chaco people just like to take photos of their feet, I don't know..
Perfect for Everything
Got these for a killer deal on SAC and love them! I wear them hiking, gardening, in the river, to the dog park, or just around town. They're support is unmatched by any other sandal I've ever had (aside from my several other pairs of chacos). They are well-made, love the vibram soles on these, because I know they will look the same after five years of wear as they do today. I am usually between a 5 and 6 in chacos and other brands, but sized down to a 5 in these. Don't hesitate to buy these, you will wonder how you lived without them when you get them!


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Following Jay-Z's soundtrack supervision of NBA 2K13, another high profile personality has been called upon to curate the tunes to the leading video game franchise. Miami Heat star and NBA Finals MVP Lebron James will tackle NBA 2K14's music supervision. The game will release on October 1.
Lebron's choices are confirmed by NBA.com to include Drake's "Started From The Bottom," Daft Punk and Pharrell's "Get Lucky," as well as songs from Kanye West, Jadakiss, Kendrick Lamar and fellow Ohio natives Fly Union.
"I love that I'm the first NBA 2K cover athlete to choose the soundtrack," said James in a press statement.
The Jay-Z executive-produced NBA 2K13 sold over four million copies worldwide.


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Goodguys Nashville Nationals - Southern HospitalityWritten by on January 1, 2007 Goodguys 1st Nashville Nats
When I used to think of Nashville, visions of Hank Williams belting out "Lovesick Blues" and knocking them dead at the Grand Ole Opry-the same place a young Elvis Presley bombed his first appearance-came to mind. Known for its honky-tonks, like Tootsies Orchid Lounge, and the famous RCA Studio B, Music City is all about, well, the music. Or is it?
This past June, the Goodguys Rod & Custom Association added a little extra horsepower to these parts of Tennessee with the inaugural Nashville Nationals. Held at Titan Stadium, just across the Cumberland River, the venue featured one of the most dramatic backdrops of any national event-historic downtown Nashville, or The District, comprised of the world famous 2nd Avenue and its great hot spots, such as B.B. King's Blues Club and the Wildhorse Saloon; Lower Broadway, home of the Ryman Auditorium; and Printer's Alley. In other words, not your average dinner and a movie-type town, if you know what I mean. But despite all the temptations looming on the other side of the river, the Goodguys managed to stage a show well worthy of staving off The District...at least until the sun went down!
For its debut, the Nashville Nats enticed many a rod, custom, and yes, classic truck to be dusted off and hauled out for the weekend, making it easy and hard for a magazine type like myself to do his job. You see, there was an abundance of nicely built trucks on hand-maybe an overabundance. With only 10 choices allowed for the CLASSIC TRUCKS Top Ten and two days to shoot the event and features, my work was cut out for me. Tough as it may have been (maybe just to me!), I dealt with the insane humidity and completed the job as expected. Enjoy!
For more info on the 2nd Nashville Nats, please visit www.good-guys.com. See y'all next year!
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Park your brightly colored, nicely built, perfect-stance truck front and center and you're bound to get a shot in the magazine, just like Jimmy B did with his '57 Chevy Stepside.Throughout the afternoon on Friday and Saturday, the sound of revving engines and screeching tires could be heard coming from the far corner of Titan Stadium, where Air Ride Technologies was hosting its Autocross competition. Air Ride's Peg Vernon is shown here giving Mr. Clean a precautionary warning-hold on!After receiving a CT Top Ten award, ex-pro road racer John Maffucci took his '55 F-100 straight over to the Autocross course and won the Street Rod class. Along with having an upper hand skill-wise, John's truck is pretty much a race car with a bed!Yet another rare hauler on the Nashville grounds was Ron Thacker's '68 International Crew Cab from Madison, IN, with a freshly restored factory 392 and four-speed.It's not hauling the big-block, the big-block's doin' the hauling, proving this unique Chevy lives up to its name-"Camino with Attitude!"If the hoards of hot rods, customs, classic trucks, the Air Ride Autocross, or the tons of vendors didn't take up all your time, there was always the swap meet to check out. And to be honest, it wasn't half bad for a first-time event-the prices were right and the quality of wares was actually really good.
Continuing our unintentional homebuilt-themed Nashville coverage is Brian Wilbank's '56 F-100 parked next to Mike Mullican's '46 Ford coupe. Mike was not only kind enough to offer my fatigue an ice-cold soda, but he also sent me on my merry way with a personalized "road music" CD he'd burned of all his favorite tunes. Thanks, Mike!If a Top Ten wasn't enough, how about becoming a finalist for Truck of the Year-Early to boot? That's just what Jeff Wingo left the Nashville Nats with for his efforts (along with GS Customs and Custom Fab) on this stunning '50 Studebaker. Beyond the loads of custom body- and paintwork, the Stude features a Ramjet 350/700-R4 and air-bagged C4 suspension.Speaking of customized trucks, Dennis Bunton's '54 Ford is all about custom, from the chopped top to the full Ford Lightning drivetrain. Owner-built, the HoK Tangelo Pearl F-1 is also outfitted with a very contemporary-styled leather interior.There were a number of cool Studebaker trucks at Nashville, but it wouldn't have seemed fair to give them all Top Tens based on rarity, would it? Well, Keith Friend's homebuilt '48 couldn't be passed up, what with its "magazine red" paint, 5.0L Cobra engine with a T-5, and polished Salt Flats. But the feature that stands out the most-the interior in camel and faux ostrich by his wife!Still recouping from the F-100 SuperNats in Knoxville, Jim Crowder's '61 Ford Unibody had Top Ten written all over it. Another owner-built, this short-wide features custom two-tone paint with both seaweed and ghost flames integrated with the copper pearl.As mentioned, racer John Maffucci proved not only his abilities behind the wheel, but the abilities of his '55 Ford on the Autocross. It goes without saying that a full complement of '03 Mustang Cobra running gear/suspension (which includes 510hp to the rear wheels) helped propel the F-100 to victory.Nashville proved to be a great resource for rare haulers. Greg Blaydes' '47 International-Harvester-a complete homebuilt from the frame up-hailing from Athens, GA, is just one example. The I-H's hot rod theme of traditional flames paired with polished Americans works perfectly.If it wasn't rare, chances are it was owner-built. Brian Pope's '68 C-10 may not be an obscurity, but it sure is a looker. A green metallic and off-white exterior are accented with a tan interior on this flawless example of a "rodstored" pickup.
How do you make a 'glass truck that never existed look like it's weathered the years like a veteran hot rod? Give it a slick faux finish like Dennis Graham did on his '37 Downs pickup. But while there's rub-through on the outside, the interior was done all tidy-like with red tuck 'n' roll.


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|Release Date: February 12, 1993
|Running Time: 103 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Box Office: $70,794,127.00
|Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Romance, Romantic Comedy
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Chris Elliott
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Summary:Teamed with a relentlessly cheery producer and a smart-aleck cameraman, TV weatherman Phil Connors is sent to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania to cover the annual Groundhog Day festivities. But on his way out of town, Phil is caught in a giant blizzard, which he failed to predict, and finds himself in small town hell. Just when things couldn't get worse, Phil wakes up the next morning to find it's Groundhog Day all over again... and again... and again.


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I am. I've tried to download two different hockey games. Neither completed the "preparing" process so neither could be downloaded. I did a manual record on NHL CI channel (set for 3 hours; not 6). Shows recorded fine and can be watched on our home DVRs. I watched one game get down to about 58 minutes left of preparation and then it reset and went back to 3 hours ( and a few minutes). It did that twice before I cancelled the download. DVR that recorded the game was not in use during the prep time. I really want to figure this out; one of the main reasons for getting a nomad was to watch late night hockey games the following day when not at home.
anybody had any issues with using nomad to put sporting events on their devices? i dvr'd the rangers - canucks game last night and it wouldn't complete the preparing / download process.
a few questions / theories:
- i'm not an nhl center ice subscriber. the game is part of the free preview going on until the 24th. is it possible that the nomad is doing some sort of authorization check and, seeing that i'm not a subscriber, not allowing me to put the game on my ipad?
- i know it's been mentioned before that nomad doesn't allow the transfer of pay per views. does directv categorize all sports subscriptions as pay-per-view, and therefore any sporting event recorded from mlb extra innings, nfl sunday ticket, nhl center ice, etc. cannot be moved onto your device of choice?
- is this prohibition just for sporting events shown on seasonal subscriptions, or is it league / sport-wide? as an example, should i be able to record and transfer hockey games recorded off of nbc, nhl network, versus, fox sports west / prime ticket, etc., or does directv's deal with the nhl preclude any games from being transferred?
EDIT/Added: On my nomad System Info, it says I have 10.24 GB free of 15.26GB. Should be enough room for a 3-hour show, correct?


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Sinful Science at The Chabot Space Center
Usually Sweet Maria's coffee roasting demonstrations take place at DIY festivals, classrooms and foodie events so when we were invited to come to a planetarium/science center to participate in an event called Sinful Science, we were very curious as to what was in store. There was actully nothing sinful about this event. It was quite the opposite.


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Knocked Up
|Release Date: June 01, 2007
|Running Time: 132 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $148,734,225.00
|Genre: Romantic Comedy
Seth Rogen
Paul Rudd
Leslie Mann
Katherine Heigl
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Summary:Alison Scott is an up-and-coming entertainment journalist whose 24-year-old life is on the fast track. But it gets seriously derailed when a drunken one-nighter with slacker Ben Stone results in an unwanted pregnancy. Faced with the prospect of going it alone or getting to know the baby's father, Alison decides to give the lovable doof a chance. An overgrown kid who has no desire to settle down, Ben learns that he has a big decision to make with his kid's mom-to-be: will he hit the road or stay in the picture! Courting a woman you've just knocked up, however, proves to be a little difficult when the two try their hands at dating. As they discover more about one another, it becomes painfully ... Full Summary >>
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Immigration Policy & Law
Immigration Policy & Law
Recent Activity
Video, Audio
August 14, 2013
During this online chat, MPI researchers discuss their findings in an MPI brief, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals at the One-Year Mark: A Profile of Currently Eligible Youth and Applicants, that provides the most up-to-date estimates of the current and prospective DACA population by educational attainment, English proficiency, state of residence, country of origin, age, gender, labor force participation, poverty, and parental status.
Video, Audio
August 7, 2013
MPI experts participate in a video chat shortly after the Migration Policy Institute released an analysis comparing the major provisions of the Senate bill to those of the individual House bills considered to date in House committees.
July 23, 2013
Testimony of Margie McHugh, Co-Director of MPI's National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy, before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security, U.S. House of Representatives.
Video, Audio
May 6, 2013
Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: A New View on Migration and Human Capital for the United States, Mexico, and Central America
A panel discussion on the release of the Regional Migration Study Group's final report, Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: Leveraging Migration & Human Capital in the U.S., Mexico, and Central America, outlining its findings and offering recommendations to policymakers in the region.
Video, Audio
April 5, 2013
This discussion with Mexico's new Ambassador to the United States focused on changing dynamics in Mexico, and their implications for both Mexico and the U.S.
Video, Audio
February 27, 2014
This panel discussion on unaccompanied minors focuses on a report by Kids in Need of Defense and the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies at UC Hastings College of the Law, whose primary conclusion is that children face a U.S. immigration system created for adults that is not required to consider the child's best interests.
Video, Audio
February 19, 2014
This discussion explores how the 2014 Greek Presidency of the European Union and the United States can work to address the challenges of managing migration while meeting humanitarian obligations and nurturing economic growth.
November 20, 2013
This Migration Policy Institute Europe event, organized with the Bertelsmann Stiftung, entitled Effective Labour Migration Management: Creating Checks and Balances while Searching for Talent brought together experts, policymakers, and social partners involved in the management of labor migration to discuss the various options available to policymakers.
Video, Audio
October 31, 2013
The 10th annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference featured keynotes by U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, as well as panel discussions covering a range of key immigration topics.
Video, Audio
October 21, 2013
In this panel discussion, Morten Kjaerum, Director of the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA), discussed the state of rights protection in Europe as well as his agency's role in this evolving arena, and speakers discussed shared challenges and opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.


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Man in custody after east Sacramento standoff | Crime
SACRAMENTO, CA - A suspect surrendered to police after a nearly 2-hour standoff in East Sacramento Wednesday.
Sacramento police Officer Doug Morse said an outside agency was pursuing the suspect when the car crashed near 63rd Street and 2nd Avenue. The suspect then ran from the scene of the crash and into a nearby home.
Various agencies responded to the area to help; SWAT was also called to the scene.
A woman in her 30s was in the home when the suspect ran inside. Sacramento police said around 2:35 p.m. that the woman was safe after she walked out on her own. Morse said the suspect and the woman did not know each other.
The suspect talked with police, and then around 3:20 p.m. surrendered. He was taken into custody by Sacramento police.


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January 31, 2013 11:00 AM
Johanna Gretschel
On Tuesday night (Jan. 29), the rising voices of opinionated NFL experts and dedicated fans paused only for the sound of a speech synthesizer. Former New Orleans Saints safety and special teamer Steve Gleason, immortalized for his 2006 blocked punt in the first Superdome match-up after Hurricane Katrina, was one of several guests at Tulane Hillel for its latest "Big Issue" debate, "The Future of Football."
Brandt viewed it this way: "They're working day-to-day for so few positions that they're not thinking about what they're doing to their bodies 20 years down the road. How do we protect the players from themselves?"
Johanna Gretschel received a bachelor's degree with an English major from Tulane in 2012, and she is in the master's degree program.
Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 70118 504-865-5000 firstname.lastname@example.com


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We have just released out first 3D map, the Tavern.
This is a 3D version of our free Basic Tavern that was released in May but on a slightly smaller scale.
The map works out at 18 inches by 16 inches and includes several ttpes of tables and chairs.
Its very reasonably priced at $1.99.
You can check out the preview below.
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The modern man who values good and healthful grooming seeks out products that are easy to use—no fuss—and effective. One area that can be endlessly frustrating with the wrong treatment is shaving, a regular necessity but one that can irritate the skin and leave you feeling—at the start of the day, no less—with an unpleasant burning or tingling sensation, not to mention raw-looking skin. The Billy Jealousy Men After Shave line provides a soothing balm for your freshly shaved face, one that comforts instead of enflames and prepares you for the rigors and excitement of the day ahead.
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I was upgrade two different servers to the latest zimbra OpenSource version (6.0.7). Some users in the same servers are reporting me to some times when access to the web client, the minicalendar appear in the main frame, using all the space.
I attach the error.
How can i solve that?
Thanks in advance


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Sports in the News
El Camino Rallies Late v. Men's Soccer, 4-2
In a tough blow to the Pasadena City College men's soccer team's standing in the South Coast Conference, the Lancers gave up a pair of goals in the final 12 minutes in a 4-2 loss to El Camino College at Robinson Stadium.
PCC had entered the game tied for third place with Los Angeles Harbor in the SCC, but El Camino has now joined the fray tying PCC in total conference points with 13. Depending on other matches, PCC could drop to fourth. The Lancers are 5-5-5 overall and 4-3-1 in conference while El Camino is 5-4-6 and also 4-3-1 in the SCC.
The Lancers took a 1-0 lead in the 19th minute on Eric Chavez's sixth goal of the season on a pass from Luis Flores, PCC's top playmaker recording his seventh assist.
El Camino tied it on a combination play with Kyrian Nwabueze scoring in the 34th minute. At the 65th minute, Branddon Cando drove in an 17-yard shot for a 2-1 ECC lead. PCC would tie it in the 74th minute as Zack Larson dribbled into the box and slid a cross that was one-timed high into the upper part of the net by Sergio Benitez. It was Benitez's fifth goal.
Two minutes later, PCC defender Jovanny Silva got into a harsh head-to-head collision with El Camino's Manuel Paez that halted play for several minutes. The two players both left the match and did not return.
PCC's momentum seemed to wane from that point as El Camino grabbed a 3-2 lead on Nwabueze's second goal in the 78th minute. The Warriors would cap the victory with an indirect free kick from the top of the 6-yard goalie box, blasted in by Jose Monroy with three minutes remaining. Reserve forward Derrick Hamilton earned his fourth assist.
Lancers goalie Gaetano Perez finished with 10 saves .
PCC next visits East Los Angeles College for a 4 p.m. conference match on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
[Photo--Midya Housepian dribbles the ball through a maze of El Camino defenders during PCC's loss at Robinson Stadium Friday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
Release Date: 10/25/13


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I'm trying to do some automated mail processing. I have a python script that loads the emails via imap and processes them; it's all basically working nicely. Something like this:
from imaplib import *
import email, email.parser
server.login("user", "password")
Instead of hardcoding the user's name and password here, I'd like to log in as admin with admin's password. Some IMAP servers allow authenticating as admin but logging onto user's mailbox using usernames like this:
server.login("user*admin", "adminpassword")
I.e. real user, "*", admin username. I've tried this on Zimbra and it doesn't seem to work. I also tried proxyauth but it didn't work either (at least in my test). I can't find a lot of documentation on Zimbra's IMAP client.
Is there any way to do this? You can do it in the web admin client, so I'm thinking there must be a way.
-- Gary Oberbrunner


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Video: Anonymous Anti-President Obama Texts Traced To Republican
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A slew of anti-President Obama spam text messages have been received through the D.C. Metro area in the past day.
I have confirmed the texts came from domains purchased by Jason Flanary, according to GoDaddy.com. Flanary is a Fairfax County Republican who has previously run for Virginia State Senate, was the Vice President of Government Affairs for the Fairfax Chamber of Commerce, and is still an acting member on the board of directors for the organization.
I was slightly confused Tuesday night when I received a text message that read "VP Biden mocks a fallen Navy Seal during memorial. Our military deserves better". I was even more confused when I looked at who sent the message to me, and realized it wasn't from a phone number, but instead it was from email@example.com.
While I found the SMS to be pretty weird, it got even more bizarre Wednesday morning, when I came into work and discovered that about ten of my co-workers had received similar anti-President Obama SMS messages from different addresses.
Here's a sampling:
Our WUSA9 reporters weren't the only ones receiving these texts. After some investigation online, we found several other journalists in our area commenting on the subject.
Jonathan Weisman, a Congressional Report for the New York Times tweeted, "Txt to my 13-yr-old daughter: "Obama denies protection to babies who survive abortions. Obama is just wrong" from firstname.lastname@example.com."
Mike Madden of Washington City Paper tweeted, "Just got this random anti-Obama text message from email@example.com" and attached a photo of the message that read "Re-electing Obama outs Medicare at risk."
Furthermore, our Andrea McCarren who is working the story has received a number of tweets and messages from other D.C. Metro residents who have received similar messages.
The Fairfax Chamber issued this statement on Flanary: "Jason Flanary was employed with the Chamber from 2005-2007 in a government relations role, and is not currently a Chamber employee. Jason serves on the Chamber's Board of Directors on behalf of member company ccAdvertising. Political views of Chamber Board members do not reflect the views of the Chamber as a whole, nor do they reflect an official Chamber position. The Fairfax Chamber does not endorse candidates in federal races."
If you received these text messages, please send photos of them to us at email@example.com. Take a look at this gallery of text screenshots that our viewers sent in.
"I got a message on both my PERSONAL and my BUSINESS phone," WUSA9 viewer Joyce Kilgore wrote in an e-mail. "I also followed that up by filing a complaint report with the FCC and with my cell phone carriers. HOW DARE HE!"
Our Andrea McCarren worked this story all day today and visited Flanery's Centreville office on Wednesday.
Watch 9NewsNow tonight to see her full report on these texts and where they could be coming from.
He tried to hold the door closed and said,"Sorry. No. No. Sorry." Andrea banged on the door and asked, "Why won't you talk to me?
Ironically, on his own campaign website, Flanary laments how "Too often in politics, campaigns focus on empty slogans and negative attacks."
According to George Mason University political scientist Jeremy Mayer, negative attacks are nothing new in American campaigns. But modern technology has spawned a new era of attacks, under the veil of anonymity
"In 1920, FDR happily passed around rumors that Warren G. Harding was partially black. Back then, that was a scandal," Mayer said. "If we can track this down to a Republican operative, I'm pretty certain that he'll be a rogue operation. This is not a national effort to smear Obama. Moreover, I think the reason national Republicans are not going to do this, is not only ethics, but it's not going to work very much."
When Andrea McCarren went to the main door of Flanary's company ccAdvertising, which bills itself a constituent research and data acquisition firm, the door was locked and the employee who saw 9News grabbed her computer and raced away.
No comment from the Obama campaign. The Romney camp told us "We have nothing to do with these texts."
Many of our viewers tell us they've already reported this to the FCC, whose ban many text messages sent to a mobile phone using an autodialer, unless you gave consent to receive the message or it is sent for emergency purposes. Visit the FCC website here.


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I have an existing domain running on MS Exchange 2007.
I want to start adding my new users onto a Zimbra server, and then migrates a large chunk of the users to the new Zimbra box.
I found htt://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki/Split_Domain
which describes well the how to do things...
( I think at the moment I would keep exchange as primary and Zimbras a secondary)
I have found Split domain with Exchange as Primary SAMPLE - Zimbra :: Wiki
which describes how to do it on a MS Exchange 2003.
but MS exchange 2007 is quite different, and I would do with a step by step guide for the equivalent on my platform!
Did I miss it in the wiki / forum ?


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I am interested in knowing when there is realized the action to order a message of automatic form after a user provision a zimbraMailForwardingAddress.
I have looked through the forums and the wiki and can't find any topics related to this so maybe someone could help me out.
Only, I've read at User Alias Mapping and Mail Transport with Postfix & LDAP - Zimbra :: Wiki
that the Postfix application looks in LDAP for an entry called zimbraMailForwardingAddress.
My problem is the following one:
- user1 assign to zimbraMailForwardingAddress a value email@example.com
- user2 sends an email to user1
- user1 receives the email
- user2 receives an "Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender" because user1 has mal-formed his automatic forwarding address.
I wonder if it can be possible that user2 was avoiding to know this mistake and was notified to the user1.
Zimbra Server knows when an email is forwarded to another one or only is known by Postfix?
Can I generate a log saying that a message is being automatic forwarded?
Thanks in advance


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Add funds to your PlayStation Network wallet without the need for a credit card with this £25 PlayStation Network card. PlayStation Network cards are an easy way to add credit, simply entering the 12 digit code to treat yourself to great downloadable content.
With this Network card, you're free to purchase content from the PlayStation Store, a range of items within PlayStation Home and even songs from the SingStore. With all of the great content that's available, PlayStation Network cards make a great gift for family and friends.
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Total Recall: Dangerous Dolls, Eye-Popping Exercise Bands, Risky Off-Road Bikes
With companies announcing a seemingly constant stream of new recalls, it can be a challenge for consumers to keep track of the latest products and food getting pulled off the shelves. To make life easier, DailyFinance will now collect them all in one place for you to check each week. This is Total Recall.


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I think i got two problems. Not certain if these two issues are several underlying problems.
Last weekend i migrated from one server to another doing the same name and ip rsync method. Several issues i had to resolve and now i got a working mail server on new hardware.
Running ubuntu 12.04 with zimbra 8.0.5...
First issue is i get messages about the ldab primary mdb database is 90%. I read some on it about it taking up the drive space but not actually being that big. Should i go ahead and resize it? Any other option?
Second, Backups fail. First day while i was resolving other issues with the new server and zimbra i got the LDAP backup failed.
The second day when i had the server up and running doing it thang i get the unable to read metadata message.
Both instances im running a full from the admin ui. Im not very good at linux or zimbra but i do know if i mess up and dump ldap im gonna be hurting.
I have looked at the forums so im either blurred from reading them all weekend or just tired. Plus wanting to take extra care at this point.


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