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What's true, and what's not, about sunscreen and SPF.
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Sunscreen: True or False continued...
Don't want to invest in a whole new summer wardrobe? Spike your detergent with a wash-in SPF product you can toss in with your laundry.
4. Using makeup with SPF is just like wearing regular facial sunscreen.
FALSE. Certainly, applying makeup that contains SPF is better than skipping it altogether, but it's not as effective as wearing a facial lotion with sunscreen underneath. Generally, most makeup cracks on skin, allowing UV rays through.
"For makeup to provide adequate ultraviolet protection, it would need to be applied in a really thick layer, which most women do not do," Gilman says.
So unless you plan to spackle on your foundation, smooth on a layer of lotion with sunscreen first and then apply your makeup.
5. Sunscreen can cause cancer.
FALSE. The only way sunscreen could be hazardous to your health is if it is absorbed into the body, which does not happen, says Amy Wechsler, MD, dermatologist and author of The Mind-Beauty Connection: 9 Days to Reverse Stress Aging and Reveal More Youthful, Beautiful Skin. "UV rays break down the chemical molecules in some sunscreens relatively quickly, long before they can seep into skin."
Still concerned? Use a sunscreen containing physical blocking ingredients such as zinc oxide and titanium oxide, which stay on the surface of the skin as a protective barrier. Don't be tempted to use babies' or children's sunscreens, which don't necessarily contain physical blocks.
Also, you should check the "active ingredients" section on the label to see what the bottle contains. Even the same product can vary from year to year.
6. "Water-resistant" sunscreen doesn't need to be reapplied after swimming.
FALSE. "No sunscreen is truly waterproof," Wechsler says. The FDA agrees. Sunscreens are allowed to call themselves "water-resistant" but not "waterproof," and their labels have to say how long the water resistance lasts.
You should reapply sunscreen every two hours, and every time you get in and out of the water or work up a sweat.
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My guess is is climbed in behind the hubcap while the car was parked, and when the car was driving at 70MPH, the forces centerfuged the mouse out.
just enjoying the show.
Garmin Is My Pilot.
I am confident you are wrong, but instead of illustrating why, I will just make disparaging remarks about your reading comprehension.
More air brakes.
Garmin Is My Pilot.
I am confident you are wrong, but instead of illustrating why, I will just make disparaging remarks about your reading comprehension.
Had a girl call me this morning, she put straight chlorine into her cooling system. She's claiming she has a toxic smell coming out of the vents. She'll be in later today, I cannot wait for this.
Now, yes, I am upper level management and can afford my 60/mile a day commute, but for many, that is simply not an option. Again, work with people who have very few options and you'll realize that brakes are just not very high on the list or priorities when feeding their kids and feeding themselves come first.
Don't like it? Raise the minimum wage, raise the welfare payments, stop kicking people off the "government dole" because you're a vindictive c*nt, but whatever you do, don't tell someone that is trying to manage with their own lot in life that they aren't doing it right because they choose to feed and clothe themselves over spending inflated prices on auto parts at the local Midas.
That poor mouse.....rat? rodent?
Whatever, do you think he suffered? or was it instant death?
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.
Look at your signature, now back to mine, now back to yours, now back to mine. Sadly, yours isn't mine, but if you stopped using your old signature and changed it to this one, it could look like mine. Look down, back up, where are you? You're on a car forum, reading this signature.
^^^ Seriously, how does the car even stop?
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We're talking bacon cuts now
We're talking turkey talking, turkey walking
Link to the mouse pic? I collected hubcaps as a kid, and found not one but two of the same Buick Century hubcaps with mouse skeletons fused to the inside of the clip ring. Those hubcaps stuck out far enough for there to be a big space for a mouse to climb in and sleep, and the scaly rust on the clips likely provided a surface for the now-dead mouse to stick to.


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|Stalk celery
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|Hot pepper
|1⁄2 Small, chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), smashed and chopped
|Canned tomatoes
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Tablespoon, chopped
|Canned tomato paste
|5 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|Beef stock
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), heated
|Lean ground beef
|1⁄2 Pound
|Ground veal
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|Chili powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Egg white
|1 , beaten
|1 , finely chopped
|Sunflower oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Brown sugar
|1 Pinch
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? Heat olive oil in nonstick saucepan over medium heat. Add chopped onion, celery, hot pepper and garlic; cook 4 to 5 minutes over medium-low heat, covered.
? Stir in tomatoes, dash of salt and pepper, brown sugar, oregano, basil, parsley, tomato paste and beef stock. Bring to boil and continue cooking 25 minutes over medium heat, uncovered.
? Meanwhile, place beef and veal in food processor. Add chili powder and season with pepper. Process 15 seconds.
? Add egg white and blanched onion; process until meat forms a ball. Shape mixture into small meatballs about 1 in (2.5 cm) in diameter.
? Heat sunflower oil in nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat. Add meatballs and cook 7 to 9 minutes, depending on size. Turn to brown all sides and season once during cooking.
? Discard excess fat from meatballs, then add to tomato sauce. Simmer 5 minutes before serving over hot pasta.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1517 Calories from Fat 599
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 68 g103.9%
Saturated Fat 18.1 g90.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 316 mg105.3%
Sodium 2275.6 mg94.8%
Total Carbohydrates 124 g41.2%
Dietary Fiber 29.2 g116.8%
Sugars 33.5 g
Protein 120 g240.3%
Vitamin A 203.7% Vitamin C 257.4%
Calcium 53.7% Iron 135.7%
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Pledging Allegiance: The Politics of Patriotism in American's Schoolsby Joel Westheimer
Pub. Date: 03/01/2007
Publisher: Teachers College Press
"Should be welcomed by anyone who is concerned that the values of peace, of democracy, be held high by the coming generation."
"Should be welcomed by anyone who is concerned that the values of peace, of democracy, be held high by the coming generation."
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Table of Contents
Foreword Howard Zinn xi
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction 1
Once Upon a Time When Patriotism Was What You Did Gloria Ladson-Billings 13
No Black in the Union Jack: The Ambivalent Patriotism of Black Americans Charles M. Payne 21
Educators in the War on Terrorism Pedro Noguera Robby Cohen 25
"Children Are the Living Message We Send to a Time We Will Not See" Delaine Eastin 35
The Psychology of Patriotism Michael J. Bader 39
Second Fiddle to Fear Denise Walsh 45
On Patriotism and the Yankees: Lessons Learned From Being a Fan Deborah Meier 49
Patriotism, Nationalism, and Our Jobs as Americans James W. Loewen 61
Another Way to Teach Politically Without P.C.: Teaching the Debate About Patriotism Gerald Graff 65
Pledging Allegiance Walter C. Parker 71
Patriotism Is a Bad Idea at a Dangerous Time Robert Jensen 75
Patriotism Makes Kids Stupid Bill Bigelow 87
Celebrating America Diane Ravitch 91
Teaching Patriotism-with Conviction Chester E. Finn Jr. 95
Hearts and Minds: Military Recruitment and the High School Battlefield William Ayers 99
Weapons of Fatal Seduction: Latinos and the Military Hector Calderon 109
A Small Space of Sanity Studs Terkel 113
Is Patriotism Good for Democracy? Joseph Kahne Ellen Middaugh 115
I Solemnly Swear Joan Kent Kvitka 127
Patriotism and Ideological Diversity in the Classroom Diana Hess Louis Ganzler 131
Toeing the Line and the Law: First Amendment Rights in Schools Karen Emily Suurtamm Edwin C. Garden, Esq. 139
"Patriotism, Eh?" The Canadian Version Sharon Anne Cook 145
Patriot Acts: This Isn't the First Time Cecilia O'Leary 153
Patriotism's Secret History Peter Dreier Dick Flacks 165
Politics and Patriotism in Education Joel Westheimer 171
Poetry and Patriotism Maxine Greene 189
Patriotism by the Numbers Cindy Sheehan 191
Resources for Educators 195
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Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the Twenty-First Century (Paperback)
In Wired for War, P. W. Singer explores the greatest revolution in military affairs since the atom bomb: the dawn of robotic warfare. We are on the cusp of a massive shift in military technology that threatens to make real the stuff of I, Robot and The Terminator. Blending historical evidence with interviews of an amazing cast of characters, Singer shows how technology is changing not just how wars are fought, but also the politics, economics, laws, and the ethics that surround war itself. Travelling from the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan to modern-day "skunk works" in the midst of suburbia, Wired for War will tantalise a wide readership, from military buffs to policy wonks to gearheads.
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To moms of one or two children, from a mother of five
For Short Stop
What worked for your mom, Granny and Aunt Bertie may simply not work for you. I love hearing the wisdom and experiences from the older women in my life, but I have to sift through their advice and experiences and choices to find what really helps me and what doesn't. Not only are children all different, but mothers are different. We tick and tock to different beats — some of us slower and some on hyperspeed, some on schedules and some just wingin' it. (I'm the latter group.) As you get to know your children and build your home life, you will find what works for you. You will. And letting go of the expectations of others is a big part of that. Pull what works for you. Respectfully let go of the rest.
This applies to friendships as well. Do you know who my best friends are? The ones that I lean on and trust and cry to and share with? They are my friends who insist, along with me, that there is no one way to do something. I have a very difficult time developing and maintaining friendships with people who have found the one and only way to do something.
"You gave him peanut butter at 10 months?"
"You don't have a laundry day?"
"Three-year-olds should never still be in diapers."
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As you find your way, quick-steppin' to a groove with those babies dancin' along with you, I've got some really, really, really good news ...
3. It gets easier. If you let God get bigger.
I now have five children, and I'm maxed totally maxed out just like I was when I had on and two and three and four.
But, mothering is easier for me now than it used to be. For one reason: I need God more.
I need him in the morning, at noon and at night. I need him to wipe my tears when my baby won't let me sleep at night. I need him to calm my heart when I'm changing bed sheets at 2 a.m. I need him to keep my children safe because I only have two hands and one set of eyes, and crossing a parking lot means holding on tight, but it also means letting go of "I can do this" and trading it for "God, you are with me, and you love them, too."
I need him to help me trade my doing for his doing.
I need his patience.
I need his joy.
I need his love.
You know, I needed God when I had one and two children. But I had all of this stuff — books and gear and grannies and know-it-all voices and I had me.
So I flailed about amidst all of that and tried to raise my children in the Land of I Can Do This.
But, God has whittled away all of that other stuff. He's taught me that he loves my children more than I do, and he loves to hear my voice calling out to him and letting him fill me with strength and wisdom and love and joy for my children.
So, mamas of one or two littles afoot, when you ask me, "How do you do it?" I know what you're asking. And I know what you're feeling and what's behind your eyes, and I walked in your shoes, and you are doing the hard, hard stuff of motherhood.
It is not easier because you "only" have one child or two children.
But as you find your way, and the more you let God be your strength and realize that you cannot in the many ways you think you can, it gets easier.
And it gets so, so good.
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The 100th Infantry Division liberated ***e during WWII. This plaque is located at the Citadel. A fortress overlooking ***e and surrounding area. Isn't it odd they censor the name of a town in France, ....***e. Bit*che. They must be American censors.
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'Fargo' Will Head Back to Modern Day For Season 3
After visiting the 1970s in its second season, FX's acclaimed crime anthology setting is ready to return to the 21st century.
After visiting the 1970s in its second season, FX's acclaimed crime anthology setting is ready to return to the 21st century.
Midway through the second season of the acclaimed crime series, FX has announced it will bring back "Fargo" for Season 3.
Kurt Vonnegut's celebrated 1963 novel "Cat's Cradle" is in development at FX as a TV series with Noah Hawley adapting.
The second season of the FX anthology series will focus on a case in Sioux Falls set in 1979.
Universal's cinematic monster universe has added Fargo television series creator Noah Hawley, Prisoners scribe Adam Guzikowski and Men in Black screenwriter Ed Solomon.
The creator of FX's Fargo series has signed on to write an unnamed movie for the ambitious Universal Monsters revival.
The next miniseries will center on a 33-year-old Lou Solverson, played in Season 1 by Keith Carradine, and the mysterious incident in Sioux Falls.
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CommScope in Talks With Carlyle for $3 Billion Buyout
CommScope Inc. said Carlyle Group, the Washington-based leveraged buyout firm, is in talks to buy the company in a deal that would value the telecommunications equipment maker at about $3 billion.
CommScope soared 30 percent in New York trading after saying Carlyle may buy all its outstanding shares for $31.50 apiece in cash. That's about 36 percent more than the Oct. 22 closing price for the Hickory, North Carolina-based company, whose cable and wiring are used by phone- and Internet-service providers.
"The demand for fiber-optic cable is going to go through the roof in the next three to five years," said Will Draper, a telecommunications analyst at Execution Noble in London.
Telecommunications-equipment suppliers are benefiting as phone companies roll out fiber-optic networks that will eventually replace many copper lines. In Europe, France Telecom SA has said it will spend about 2 billion euros ($2.8 billion) on its domestic fiber optic network by 2015, while in Australia the governing Labor Party is building an A$43 billion ($43 billion) fiber network.
CommScope jumped $7.04 to $30.16 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading at 4 p.m. The shares have gained 14 percent this year.
The interest from Carlyle comes as private-equity firms resume takeovers after the credit crisis stymied deal-making for two years. The firms have led $133 billion of transactions this year, more than double the amount in the same period of 2009, according to data compiled Bloomberg.
CommScope, which sells its products throughout the world, said no agreement has been reached and there can be no assurance that a deal will result from the talks. Emma Thorpe, a Carlyle spokeswoman in London, declined to comment.
Lee Ainslie, managing partner at Maverick Capital Management LLC, which counts CommScope among its "important holdings," said this month that technology stocks are the cheapest in 20 years.
There have been 14 deals for telecommunications equipment companies over $1 billion in the past five years worldwide, according to Bloomberg data. The average premium was 21 percent, and the average deal size disclosed was $4.33 billion.
CommScope bought Andrew Corp. for $2.65 billion less than three years ago to add antenna technology to its product line. Still, the company's sales dropped 25 percent last year as orders in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the U.S. declined.
Juniper, ADC
The company's largest customers are Anixter International Inc., a company that distributes communications and cable wiring systems, and Alcatel-Lucent SA, France's largest telecommunications-equipment maker, according to regulatory filings. The two made up about 14 percent of net accounts receivable each as of June.
Juniper Networks Inc., with a market capitalization of $16.6 billion, is the company closest in size to CommScope by revenue received from networking equipment, according to Bloomberg data. ADC Telecommunications Inc., a $1.23 billion company, is the second closest.
CommScope predicted in July that third-quarter sales will rise to $815 million to $865 million, signaling a gain of at least 8.6 percent from a year earlier.
Phone operators are looking to boost sales by upgrading their networks to allow faster data speeds. Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, has benefited this year from its FiOS fiber-optic network even as sales decline for its fixed-line business overall. The company added 226,000 Web and 204,000 video subscribers to the service last quarter.
Allen & Co. is serving as financial adviser to CommScope and Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP is acting as legal adviser, the company said in the statement.


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Mortgage Rates on 30-Year U.S. Loans Fall to 4.93%
U.S. mortgage rates fell for the third straight week as investors filled a void left by the end of a Federal Reserve program to purchase bonds backed by home loans.
Rates for 30-year fixed loans dropped to 4.93 percent in the week ended today from 5 percent last week, Freddie Mac said in a statement. The average 15-year rate was 4.3 percent, the McLean, Virginia-based mortgage finance company said.
Low home loan rates may help support a housing recovery as a government tax credit for homebuyers expires. The central bank has pledged to keep rates low for an extended period as the economy recovers. Home prices rose in 91 U.S. metropolitan areas in the first quarter compared with a year earlier, the National Association of Realtors said May 11.
Falling rates will help people "save a couple bucks on mortgage payments" when they refinance a home loan, said Keith Gumbinger, vice president at HSH Associates, a mortgage-data company in Pompton Plains, New Jersey. Declining borrowing costs also provide a boost to buyers who missed the government's April 30 deadline for a tax credit of as much as $8,000, he said.
This week's rates, the lowest since Feb. 18, might have been influenced by investors flocking to less risky securities such as Treasuries as the Greek debt crisis unfolded and the Dow Jones Industrial Average took an unexpected plunge, Gumbinger said.
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Home sales in the U.S. gained in March as buyers took advantage of a tax credit of as much as $8,000 that required recipients to sign contracts by April 30. New home sales surged 27 percent in March, the biggest gain since recordkeeping began in 1963, according to the Commerce Department. An index of signed purchase agreements for previously owned homes rose 5.3 percent in March, the Realtors group said May 4.
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We have decorated the house with a few little {and very adorable} easter decorations, including this sweet little bunny.
And Miss G. has her Easter basket all ready for our Easter egg hunt.
I know the kids will be beyond spoiled with Easter goodies, especially chocolate eggs so I wanted to create something absolutely delicious but chockfull of nutritional goodness in the hope my little bunnies will have something other than lashings of dark chocolate filling their tummies.
I was definitely inspired by last weeks fruit and yoghurt breakfast cups and borrowed the 'basket' recipe for todays delicious treat.
To fill each basket, I again dove into our recipe archives and decided to whip up a batch of our all time favourite baby friendly chocolate mousse. This mousse is so luscious and creamy, not too sweet but beyond delicious, and I am so happy to say your kids won't even realise the mousse is a concoction of avocado, banana, dates, cacao, cinnamon and a drizzle of maple syrup. My little Mr H. is obsessed with this mousse and its easy to see why.
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Ooooohhh, it's on ECB!
So much for getting that full-time Slogging job.
Charles, stop impersonating Fnarf.
Cheeky, though I was expecting a lampoon of ECB.
grg: Charles, stop impersonating Fnarf.
Now, to return to developments that are relevant to the 21st century... Here's an item from the front page of today's New York Times:
City Traffic Pricing Wins U.S. and Spitzers Favor
Not in the least big convincing, Fnarf.
I'm totally loving this - taking the shit out of Charles
Pox is right though, been nice knowing ya'
tee hee.
All this post proves is that it's possible to take a pretty picture of an ugly structure.
Dang, you made me miss Vancouver!
Gig 'em, Fnarf. Good on ya!
All the money and energy around this issue, and all the waxing poetic about aesthetics. The fact is, you can take value of aesthetics only to a certain point. Utility sometimes trumps beauty. Otherwise we'd be working towards lining Harbor Island with boulevards and trees as well.
I'd be willing to bet that after the millions are spent by the city council to study the surface-transit option, they will come back to the obvious: the viaduct needs to be replaced. AND we need more mass transit.
The distinguishing factor in most of your examples of viaducts is that they are in fact bridges over bodies of water, making them necessary if people are to traverse the body of water. The Alaskan Way Viaduct, as it could be replaced by a conventional surface-level roadway and still serve the same function, is unnecessary. In addition, most of your examples are in fact stone or steel, not concrete.
Say it with pride, Fnarf! If you want to walk, walk down the street. Leave the Viaduct up. Cars aren't the problem, it's the emissions. America awaits it's next engineering genius with sweaty brow and trembling wallet.
Fnarf, are you taking your shot at a hundo in the comments?
The contrast just shows all the more clearly how truly ugly our viaduct is.
But fuck aesthetics. The viaduct could be the most beautiful piece of civil engineering from the last 50 years and I'd still want to get rid of it. Building more capacity increases demand. Reducing capacity reduces demand. It's really, really simple.
The truly wonderful thing about the Viaduct is that its form is not despoiled by landscaping.
I'm bored.
"Building more capacity increases demand. Reducing capacity reduces demand."
I'm with you on the first part. Explain to me again how the second part works? Are we going to tear down all the single family homes in Queen Anne and Magnolia and build high rises to provide room for all folks from Bellevue, Kent, and Edmonds that are going to be flocking into town? Just curious.
I'm bored.
I love it! Viva le viaduct!
I'll never make a hundred, Lloyd, unless I attack the fucking cripples.
19: Sure, or we'll improve transit and increase density in other parts of the area. Or some of both.
Suburbs as we know them were unthinkable before the massive social engineering project that is the American highway system. We spent 50 years encouraging their growth, and now we need to start encouraging their abandonment. Nothing happens overnight, but our cities are capable of amazing change when presented with the right incentives. The very existence of this problem in the first place shows that.
The RTID just approved a Pierce Co. plan that INCLUDES the cross-base highway:
Double-fuck 'em.
"It also provides anyone with a car the spectacular Puget Sound views that would otherwise belong only to those in expensive downtown condominiums."
Just remember kids: a new viaduct will have taller, solid-concrete walls on either side to comply with new safety regs. You won't have a view from your car.
Edmonds is now a suburb, and is almost as old as Seattle. Ditto lots of other older smaller cities throughout the region.
Spare us the discredited Tim Ceis talking points.
Well put, FNARF, well put. ECB's got nuthin!
Fnarf, by juxtaposing images of those other beautiful bridges with our own charmless pile of concrete, you've made a pretty strong case for tearing that shit down.
Sean, I find the effectiveness of it quite charming indeed.
ECB Wrote:
"The Alaskan Way Viaduct, as it could be replaced by a conventional surface-level roadway and still serve the same function, is unnecessary."
That is the fundamental problem with
the surface transit proposal. Moving the function of the Viaduct to the surface on Alaska Way is a profoundly
shallow and poor use of the limited land mass in the corridor. This is a land use issue and not road building one. Building a surface highway is
not a cure. Bridge It!
--- Jensen
catastrophic earthquake, save us from ourselves.
"In fact" ECB, I count only 4 of the 6 viaducts displayed by Fnarf as going over natural bodies of water. One of the remaining was used to convey water, not people, over a stream.
Your usual loose application of facts.
Go Fnarf!
Well, it it conveys water it's an aqueduct. I'm not exactly sure Fnarf knows the differences, mostly radical, between the displayed structures either. The function and aesthetic analogy doesn't hold up much, given the viaduct is neither beautifully ornamental nor a real engineering achievement. The Bonneville dam is an engineering achievement, the viaduct is an ugly elevated road.
If Fnarf seriously believes the Seattle viaduct is beautiful, he probably thinks parking lots and 7-11s are beautiful too.
Parking lots are just as functional. And some of them are even elevated!
note: the aqueduct comment was not directed at Fnarf but at Erica. There should have been a break there.
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Arsenal's very own signing-of-the-season Santi Cazorla is reportedly very good friends with Athletico Bilbao's prolific striker Fernando Llorente, and according to the Express he wants the Spanish international to join him at the Emirates.
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NEW YORK -- Alex Rodriguez was not in the New York Yankees' lineup on Sunday for the second consecutive game because of a sore right hip, but the Yankees say he could return against the Philadelphia Phillies following the team's regularly scheduled day off.
"My hope is that we have him on Tuesday," said manager Joe Girardi, who was unsure if Rodriguez would be the designated hitter or third baseman when he is ready to play.
Ramiro Pena was the Yankees' starting third baseman for Sunday's game vs. the Houston Astros. He delivered a two-run single in the Yankees' 9-5 win.
Rodriguez had an MRI on Friday that revealed tendinitis in his right hip flexor. The injury is a concern for the Yankees, but Rodriguez and the team say that the groin tightness he's been feeling doesn't appear to be related to last year's hip surgery.
"I think anytime you get where you're looking in that region, you're going to start thinking about what happened the year before," Girardi said on Saturday. "But being something completely different than the hip socket makes you feel a lot better."
Rodriguez left New York's 4-3 loss at Baltimore on Thursday night after one inning, hampered by tightness in his groin for the second time in a couple of days.
Girardi said Rodriguez "didn't really have a problem" until he played a 14-inning game on turf in Toronto last Saturday, which was a day game after a night game.
The three-time AL MVP is batting .290 with eight homers and 43 RBIs.
Meanwhile, 38-year-old catcher Jorge Posada was behind the plate Sunday for the first time since May 16. He hit a grand slam for the second straight day.
The Yankees also called up outfielder Chad Huffman, who is starting in right field, and put Nick Swisher at DH. Reserve outfielder Marcus Thames was placed on the DL because of a lingering hamstring injury.
Since June 2, when Posada came off the DL after fracturing his foot, he has only been the DH. Girardi said Posada would mix DH-ing with catching going forward. The manager would not detail how he planned to divide Posada's time.
Thames said he has been receiving treatment on the hamstring for about a week, but it worsened on Saturday. He felt like he was running in "slow motion."
"It's a mild strain," said Thames, who thinks he will be able to come off the DL in two weeks.
Huffman has had a roller-coaster year. He was let go by the Padres and then picked up by the Yankees in April and sent to Scranton-Wilkes Barre, where he was batting .279 with five homers and 22 RBIs. "You have to keep yourself even-keeled," he said.
The 25-year-old Huffman, from Missouri City, Texas -- which is outside of Houston -- was excited to be making his big-league debut against the Astros. He said after he found out Saturday night, a large contigent of his family made the trip from Houston. Huffman can play the corner outfield spots and first base.
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Taiwan Is Trying to Limit Its Engineers' Work in China
By KEITH BRADSHER
Published: April 26, 2002
TAIPEI, Taiwan, April 25 — Worried about losing its technological edge over China, the government here intends to require some Taiwan engineers to get permission before accepting jobs in China.
Taiwan's plans are a fairly aggressive response to an issue confronting many governments now: how to preserve a competitive advantage when international investment is pouring into China to make use of a low-cost, increasingly skilled and seemingly limitless work force.
But while government officials here are still working out the final details of the plan, the initiative has already angered computer companies here and in the United States and stirred controversy in Taiwan's national legislature.
At issue is whether the new rules will unfairly limit the personal freedom of engineers, and whether the regulations will be so onerous that they will discourage high-technology companies from locating or investing here.
Especially troublesome is the government's plan to prevent some engineers from the private sector from taking jobs at all on the mainland, on the suspicion that they might then pass on technological secrets.
"It's like thinking someone is going to commit a crime before they do so — it's taking away democratic freedoms," said Frank Huang, the chairman of the Taipei Computer Association, an influential trade group. He is also the chairman of Power Chip, Taiwan's third-largest manufacturer of computer chips.
But Ing-Wen Tsai, the chairwoman of the Mainland Affairs Council, the powerful government ministry that oversees relations with China, said that prompt action was needed to protect Taiwan's technological edge. Taiwan faces a uniquely difficult task in preventing people from absconding with proprietary technological secrets from the government or businesses, she contended.
Most countries, including the United States, pursue people who misuse trade secrets by suing them or pressing criminal charges and arrange for suspects to be extradited from other countries when necessary. But it is almost impossible for Taiwan to retrieve people from China because Taiwan and China have no diplomatic relations, never mind an extradition treaty. Taiwan's courts also move very slowly, even in comparison with American courts, and they are reluctant to hear cases when the defendant is not present.
"We don't want to introduce unnecessary restrictions on personnel flows, especially of talented people, but we have to be careful these personnel flows do not endanger our national security," Ms. Tsai said in an interview.
In the next week or two, the government will unveil its new system of requiring some engineers who want to seek employment elsewhere to get advance permission, Ms. Tsai said. The rules will apply to engineers who want to move anywhere abroad, but the main point of concern is the competitive threat from China.
Ms. Tsai said that the advance-approval rule will apply only to people with extensive knowledge of important secrets involving military technology, government-financed research or certain "core technologies" in the private sector.
That last category is the most controversial, because the rules could impede both Taiwanese and multinational companies from transferring employees from here to fast-growing research centers in China.
Taiwan is not known for military research — it buys most of its hardware from the United States. But it is a leader in designing and manufacturing lightweight computer-based technologies like notebook computers, though production of many computer products is now shifting to China.
Ms. Tsai said that only a short list of core technologies would be covered, but she did not identify them.
Foreign companies are joining domestic companies in opposing any approval system that covers private-sector employees. "If multinationals think they cannot send their product experts from Taiwan to China, multinationals will simply bypass Taiwan," said Richard L. Henson, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei.
The rules will be different for a much larger category of engineers, those who have access to corporate technology secrets that are not deemed "core technologies." Employers will be asked to let the government know if such an engineer prepares to quit and move to China in violation of an employment contract, Ms. Tsai said. The government could then keep the engineer from leaving Taiwan.
It is common for high-technology workers in Taiwan to sign employment contracts with clauses that bar their working for competitors for a period of years afterward. But it is hard to enforce the clauses against employees who move to China.
Mr. Huang of Power Chip said computer makers in Taiwan favored tougher measures against people who broke contracts and actually absconded with trade secrets.
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Anderson awake to Perth task
New father James Anderson is confident he will be physically and mentally fresh, after two trips round the world in the last week, to lead England's attack in the third Ashes Test.
Anderson arrived in Perth yesterday afternoon after the return leg of his globe-trotting journey to witness the birth of his second child.
He was given permission by the England management to fly home while his team-mates were playing against Victoria in Melbourne, and his daughter Ruby was born last Friday.
Anderson was careful not to slip into a different sleep pattern during his few days back in the northern hemisphere, and believes he is feeling the benefit.
"I didn't try to acclimatise back to English conditions, just tried to stay on Australian time," he said.
"I didn't get into a sleep routine in England. I think I've done that well. I had a good night's sleep last night."
The fast bowler today had his first practice back with a team who can retain the Ashes with victory at the WACA, albeit a ground where previous English tourists have had precious little success.
"I've got two days of preparation now before the first Test," he said.
"I don't see why they're not going to go well, and I feel fresh, and probably happy for the rest from bowling after a tough first two Tests."
Anderson is grateful to his employers for allowing him to return home temporarily, and accepts the job he does means he inevitably has to compromise on time spent with his family - even during life-changing times.
"It was obviously nice to go back for a few days and be there for the birth," he said.
"In an ideal world, I probably would have stayed a bit longer.
"But the nature of my job is I've got to be here and try to perform at my best for England."
While Anderson is on his own, his team-mates' nearest and dearest have just arrived Down Under to celebrate Christmas with them.
"I quite enjoy seeing other people's kids, and it's quite nice having a family atmosphere around the team," he added.
"I'm getting daily updates from home through skype and photo messages.
"Many people, in whatever jobs, do have to deal with stuff like this.
"It's another thing I've got to cope with - and I'm sure I'll be fine. It's something we've got to deal with at some stage."
Anderson has already been swotting up on what may be England's best collective bowling tactics in Perth this week, on the long flight back to Australia.
"I feel like it's part of my job as a bowler - and I see myself as the leader of the attack here, so it's important I think about what went right for us in the last two games and what we can improve on for this game," he said.
"I did plenty of that, as did the guys who were still here. They've thought about things we can improve on - we've spoken about it already."
Anderson does not yet know for sure who will be joining him and the improving Steven Finn in the England attack, alongside off-spinner Graeme Swann.
But at a venue renowned for its extra bounce, 6ft 8in Chris Tremlett may have the edge over Yorkshire pair Tim Bresnan and Ajmal Shahzad.
"Tremlett has a massive advantage with his height, and might get some bounce out of the pitch," Anderson confirmed.
He does not discount the other two contenders, however.
"Bresnan is a very skilful bowler, who has made some valuable contributions with the bat in our one-day side," he added.
"Ajmal Shahzad bowled fantastically well in [the tour match against Australia A in] Hobart.
"All three guys could do a fantastic job. I'm not sure it's that big a decision - and luckily I'm not the one who has to make it."
"Whoever replaces Stuart ... we've got three guys raring to go. They're all quality bowlers, and I'm sure they'll fill Stuart's shoes as well as they can."
England have put themselves in a promising position, as they seek to win the Ashes in Australia for the first time since 1986-87, having won the second Test by an innings in Adelaide to go 1-0 up with three to play.
"My family and friends I saw [during his short stay at home] were complimentary about how we'd played so far and hopeful of going forward," said Anderson, who learned today that recalled Australia opener Phil Hughes cannot wait to take on England again.
"I'm not really too worried about what he thinks," he replied.
"The pitch will determine how we bowl at their guys. I don't mind what happens with them.
"We turn up on Thursday thinking about what we're going to do.
"We have plans for the guys they've brought in, but we'll concentrate on what we do."
England are wary, it seems, only of getting ahead of themselves - as some believe they did at Headingley Carnegie last year, when they were one victory from clinching the Ashes but instead lost inside three days.
They put it right by winning at the Brit Insurance Oval instead.
But Anderson warned: "We've worked really hard to get into this position and we don't want to let that slip now - so we've got to work really hard this week.
"We're trying not to think about retaining the Ashes - we're concentrating solely on this game."
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Review: Mimi's Kabob
Posted in the Clarksville Forum
#1 Sep 20, 2008
I think their food is great! If you want to try some delicious food, then you should go to Mimi's Kabob. Also their Kofta and Chicken Kabob is really good.
#2 Sep 22, 2008
WOW, is all I have to say. This is pure home cooking it doesn't get any more Afghan than this. The eggplant is to die for as well as the rice. Everything is delicious and the interior of the restaurant is beautiful and exotic.Try this restaurant you wont regret it.
#3 Sep 23, 2008
This is my favorite restaurant and it has not been open to long. Me and my family have been eating there constantly since it has opened. The kabob meat is fresh and tasty. The appetizers are amazing especially the aushak and mantu.You HAVE to try this place. The restaurant is so clean that you could eat of the floor.
#4 Sep 25, 2008
This food is great. I eat there many times a month and have tried just about everything the menu has to offer. I'm glad something of this quality came to the area. I used to go another kabob place near by but the service and the food there were the worst. Thanks Mimi's!
#5 Oct 6, 2008
It was okay.Food was really dry but the decor was nice.
#6 Oct 7, 2008
I loved the food. When you go there make sure to try the Aushak or Mantu. And the Chopan (lamb chops) is amazing.
The service is excellent and the place is so Clean. I recommend it to everyone.
Welcome Mimis :).
#7 Oct 9, 2008
Pretty awful, I have to say.
I didn't want to go out of my way to write a negative review, but I feel like it has to be said.
The looked okay at first, but it tasted awful. The meat was very dry, and not much effort was taken to prepare the entree, especially for a 13 dollar dish.
I also have to add that the Hispanic looking man working behind the counter was staring at my wife inappropriately. It's okay, many people look.. but this man was being extremely rude.
This will be the last time I ever visit this restaurant.
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#8 Oct 12, 2008
Pretty good,
The food and service was very nice the gyro is sooooooo good and kabob wraps, the rice the yellow chicken kabob, thank you mimis..
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#9 Oct 12, 2008
I have been to Mimi's several times now and have not been disappointed. Their chicken and kofta kabobs are to die for -- not to mention the amazing bread. Don't miss out on the aushak and mantu, two fantastic dishes as well. The hospitality of the owners and the ambiance (great decor) are also a plus. You won't regret trying Mimi's!
#10 Oct 16, 2008
I dont agree with you. I have visited this restaurant many times and have never witnessed such behavior. FYI My friends and I are all very attractive girls. The guys there are too busy to look at girls.
All men look at women who dress certain way, was your wife dressed properly. hahaha
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#11 Jul 13, 2009
We discovered Mimi's about a year ago and have been faithful diners there ever since. The food is fresh, well-prepared, well-seasoned, healthy and totally delicious. We love the lamb, the chicken, the pumpkin, the gyros -- haven't eaten anything there we didn't enjoy. It's cozy, family oriented, personal, and did I say DELICIOUS?
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#12 Jul 13, 2009
I am very surprised by this negative comment. We have been there many, many times and it has always been a wholesome atmosphere of friendliness and respect. And the food has always been perfect.
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#13 Aug 5, 2009
This place is awesome. The chicken Tsika (sp) is fantastic, and the eggplant and pumpkin side dishes are great.
#14 Jan 15, 2010
We love this place. The chicken kabob is good and they have pizza for our picky children. How nice to have this in Clarksville!
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As might be expected, I lurv, lurv, lurv Time Out New York's "Critiquing the Critics" feature this week, in which a panel of esteemed readers and artists bitch about and heap praise upon arts critics across the city. As the ever-loyal Carpetbagger points out, the TONY critics get ridiculously high scores, but at least the editors recognize that the polled artists might be flattering the hand that strokes them, and segregate the TONY critics from the regular rankings.
More hilarious: On an apparent 1-5 scale, New York Times theater critic Ben Brantley gets a 5.1 score for "influence," with no comment. I mean, obviously he's the most influential theater critic in el mundo, but did he really break the scale?!


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SAN DIEGO (July 2, 2014) A 12-year-old boy who died from a gunshot wound at a Boy Scout camp in San Diego brought the handgun with him from his hometown of Las Vegas, police say.
San Diego County coroner's investigators performed an autopsy Tuesday, but neither they nor police would say whether the shooting was self-inflicted or accidental.
Police Lt. Mike Hastings told the Los Angeles Times the gun wasn't registered.
Initial reports said the boy was shot in the head, but police now say it was the upper torso.
He was part of a group of 20 Scouts whose chaperones included his father.
The group arrived Sunday from Las Vegas and had intended to stay until Saturday.
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central Dunedin.
International street artist Roa, of Belgium, will arrive in
the city today to create a two-storey artwork on the
Diesoline Espresso and BrandAid building, at 7 Bath St.
Roa was recently part of a street art festival in
Christchurch, where he painted a moa skeleton and native
birds on the side of the Canterbury Museum.
Dunedin businesses and tourism organisations have provided
financial support and materials for the artist to create a
mural in the city.
BrandAid creative director Luke Johnston said he hoped the
work would provoke discussion and pave the way for more
street art in Dunedin.
Justin Cashell, of Tourism Dunedin, said Dunedin was the
perfect location for one of Roa's murals, as it was
considered the wildlife capital of New Zealand.
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from locals, visitors, wildlife enthusiasts and art admirers
alike. It's great to see Dunedin businesses realising the
value this artwork will add to our city by coming on board
with such fantastic support,'' he said.
The artist expected to complete the mural on Friday.
Born in 1976, Roa has become internationally renowned for his
works on the city streets of Europe and the United States.
His niche is wild animals, including rats and birds. Most
were painted in black and white, and usually animals native
to the country of the work.
He has painted a mural in Nelson, and in Australia he was
commissioned to create a 25m artwork of a numbat, an
endangered species and an emblem of Western Australia.
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why do they never call it what it is, CHEATING.
yes it was a dive, but it was also cheating to gain an unfair advantage.
if that was a penalty, I give up on football.
gerrard cheated, plain and simple. if ANYONE says it wasn't they're kidding themselves but not anybody else.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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Gerrard was knocked off the ball in the air and ok he made a meal of it and over-reacted but neverless he was fouled in the box therefore an automatic penalty!!
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at least he waits to be tackled first, unlike yakubu at anfield last year who dived before he was tackled, get over it you idiot
That was cheating in the same way ronaldo cheats, drogba cheats, lundberg used to cheat, inzaghi cheats, reyes cheats, and the list goes on and on. Don't get me started on defenders, especially at corners and set pieces.
The latest is all this bullcr@p with some players runups when taking penalties and once again a certain CR figures very highly in that game.
OK, what do you want to do about it?
For mine, I'd ban most of the so-called pundits to start with. Most of them seem to be watching a different game (or living in a different world in David Pleat's case) to the one I watch anyway so they are little help in accurately calling the play.


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On the 26th of October 2012, Audi organized the Women's Power drive to encourage women to take part in the Audi Q life event which is fast catching on in India. Last week's Mumbai drive, enabled women in thr city to enjoy the Audi Q life experience. Audi Q drive will enable women enjoy the feeling to driving vehicles in the Q series.
SUV's like the Q7,Q5 and Q3 were made available at this event. Through such initiatives, Audi not only wants to inculcate the Audi Q life sentiment in women but also wants to make a point clear that SUV's are not only chosen by men. Actor Gul Panag who hosted the Women Power Drive in Delhi recently, was present at this event too, and took the women through details explaining features of these SUV's.
Women from all walks of life are taking in the Q life and making a part of their day to day life. Some prominent motorsport experts in India were also present at this event. In the past, Audi had also conducted the Audi R drive to provide enthusiasts with the experience of driving the Audi R8 V10 Spyder and the Audi RS5.
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Audi puts women in driver's seat;
Audi enthusiast film actor Gul Panag introduces 'Audi Q Life' at Women's Power Drive in Mumbai
• Audi promotes its Q range SUVs amongst women; Kickstarts second leg of the Women's Power Drive in Mumbai after New Delhi
• Reiterates customer centric approach and commitment to innovative campaigns while showcasing its product and technological prowess
• Audi enthusiast film actor Gul Panag co-hosts this exclusive drive; initiates women into the 'Audi Q Life' – life of glitz and glamour
• First leg of the Women's Power Drive in New Delhi was a success
• Audi has also initiated the 'Gift the Q Life' campaign this festive season to induct more enthusiasts into the 'Audi Q Life'
Mumbai, October 26, 2012: Audi, the German luxury car manufacturer, today organized Women's Power Drive, an exclusive program to give women a chance to experience the driving pleasure of the Audi Q range in Mumbai as part of their rollout of 'Audi Q-Drive' in the city. The 'Audi Q-Drive', is a one of its kind program which will give participants a chance to experience and test drive the sporty and sophisticated Audi SUV range – Audi Q7, Audi Q5 and the Audi Q3.
"The notion that SUVs are being chosen by men only, is passé. Undeniably, these sporty vehicles have fast gained a preference among today's women. A good number of our luxury SUVs are being driven by women in India. Audi has always been at the forefront of bringing out new technologies and offering its customers a luxurious and sporty driving experience. Customer delight is one of the pillars on which we plan to build our future and events like these are designed to give our customers a truly once in a lifetime experience", said Michael Perschke, Head, Audi India.
Audi enthusiast film actor Gul Panag who had earlier co-hosted the Women's PowerDrive in New Delhi, took women in Mumbai through the finer aspects of 'Audi Q Life' while explaining the features of Audi Q3, Audi Q5 and Audi Q7. Incidentally, Gul also owns an Audi Q5 and recently took a roadtrip to the Sach Pass in the Audi Q5 and Audi Q3. Like Gul, women from all walks of life, cinema and fashion, corporate or professional are also enrolling into the 'Audi Q Life'. "I am very devoted to the cause of promoting driving for women. I am certain that Audi's special focus on catering to this segment will inspire many more women to take to the wheels. The Audi's Q range – Audi Q7, Audi Q5 and the Audi Q3 are SUVs with different dimensions but all are equally apt for women. I am especially proud and excited to be associated with the 'Audi Q-Drive', as it will give women like me an exclusive opportunity
to experience the power of the Qs and see how suitable it is for them as well. It was a delightful experience to interact with women Audi enthusiasts in Mumbai and Delhi", said actor Gul Panag.
To make the experience even more exhilarating, Audi has put together a team of India's most prominent motorsport experts at the helm of the event.
Audi India continues to be the market leader in the luxury SUV segment in India with Audi Q5 and Audi Q7. The launch of Audi Q3 has further consolidated Audi's dominance in the luxury SUV segment in India.
"This festive season we have initiated an exciting campaign, 'Gift the Q Life' to enroll more and more people into the 'Q Life' not only by buying our sporty range of Q SUVs – Audi Q7, Audi Q5 and Audi Q3 but also gifting a slice of the 'Q Life' to their near and dear ones," added Mr. Perschke.
Earlier this year, Audi had organized a unique drive experience -'Audi R-Drive', for its customers across eight (Delhi, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore Chennai) cities in India. The 'Audi R-Drive', was a unique initiative which gave participants a chance to experience the award winning Audi R8 V10 Spyder and the Audi RS5.


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Gold falls below Rs 32,000; silver sheds Rs 1,400
New Delhi: Gold prices fell from a record high to end at Rs 31,910, losing Rs 390, in the bullion market here Friday, while silver declined by Rs 1,400 to Rs 59,700 per kg on profit booking, driven by weak cues from global markets.
The yellow metal had touched an all-time high of Rs 32,300 in yesterday's trade.
In line with a general weak trend, silver coins tumbled by Rs 4,000 to Rs 73,000 for buying and Rs 74,000 for selling of 100 pieces on reduced offtake.
Traders said sentiment turned weak after gold tumbled overseas as some investors sold the metal following its rally to the highest level in almost six months.
The prices yesterday had gained one percent to USD 1,709.90 an ounce in London, matching a level last seen on March 13. Today, however, the metal lost 0.3 percent to USD 1,695.47. Silver also shed 1.1 percent to USD 32.27 an ounce.
On the domestic front, the gold of 99.99 and 99.5 percent purity dipped by Rs 390 each to Rs 31,910 and Rs 31,710 per 10 grams, respectively.
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- Avatar (2009) Played by Wes Studi
... aka "Avatar: An IMAX 3D Experience" - USA (IMAX version)
... aka "Avatar: Special Edition" - USA (longer version)
... aka "James Cameron's Avatar" - USA (promotional title)
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