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Hilton Short Hills
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
Main amenities
- 304 guestrooms
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Pool bar
- Health club
- Valet parking
- Conference center
- Limo/town car service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
What's around
- Mall at Short Hills (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Reeves-Reed Arboretum (1.8 mi / 2.9 km)
- Visual Arts Center of New Jersey (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Cora Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Sanctuary (2.7 mi / 4.3 km)
- Museum of Early Trades and Crafts (4 mi / 6.4 km)
Hilton Short Hillsfrom S$193
- One King Bed, Roll In Shower
- One King Bed, Accessible
- Room, Accessible
- Suite, One King Bed, Non-Smoking
- Suite, Two Queen Beds, Executive Level
- Suite, One Bed, Executive Level
- One King Bed, Non-Smoking, Executive Level
- Room, Accessible
- Suite, One King Bed
- Superior, One King Bed, Executive Level
- Standard Two Queens
- Suite, One King Bed, Executive Level
- Superior, One King Bed, Non-Smoking
- Executive, One Sleeper Sofa Bed
- One King Bed, Non-Smoking
- Executive Suite, One King Bed, Non-Smoking
- Suite, Two Queen Beds, Non-Smoking
- Standard King
- Executive, Two Queen Beds, Non-Smoking
- King - Club Level
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 304 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 7 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- WiFi in rooms *
- Free self parking
- Valet parking *
- Free shopping center shuttle
Nearby Four Star Short Hills hotels
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Health club
- Outdoor tennis court
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Fitness classes on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 16
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 5150
- Conference space size (meters) - 478
- Conference center
- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1988
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- In-room massage available
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Top Short Hills hotels
Recently reviewed hotels in Short Hills
- The Redbury New YorkFrom
"Hotel is at a good location. Some rooms can be smaller and narrower (including toilets) than others but rooms are clean. The incense/fragrance used in the corridor areas can be…"Aug 14, 2016
- The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria New YorkFrom
"We had a 2BR suite at the Towers at Waldorf Astoria. Huge, well appointed, nice view. The hotel itself is pretty historic; iconic lobby and outlets there."Aug 12, 2016
- New York Hilton MidtownFrom
"Air condition is in one side of the room. Small TV. No microwave."Aug 3, 2016
- Courtyard by Marriott New York City Manhattan Midtown EastFrom
"nice hotel, good location. hotel does not hv big lobby and the seat at the lobby are limited. however, the staff are helpful. help us to arrange transport to the airport and help…"Aug 2, 2016
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Special features
The Eforea Spa at Hilton offers services in 13 spacious treatment rooms. It features a lap pool, thermal spa, massage, aromatherapy, body scrubs and wraps, facials, and a fitness center with a movement studio. Guests can relax in the lounge area between workouts. A full-service hair and nail salon are also available.
DiningThe Dining Room - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
The Retreat - This lobby lounge specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch, dinner, and light fare. Open daily.
The Patio - This poolside cafe specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch and light fare.
Hilton Short Hills's small print
Also known as
- Hilton Hotel Short Hills
- Hilton Short Hills
- Short Hills Hilton
- Hilton Short Hills Hotel Short Hills
- Hilton Short Hills Hotel
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Reservations are required for golf tee times, massage services, and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Valet parking costs USD 20 per night
Rollaway beds are available for USD 20 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of USD 18.50 per person (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of USD 67 per person (one way)
WiFi is available in guestrooms for USD 9.95 per night (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.2 /5 from 126 reviews
My family and I stayed at the Hilton Memorial Day weekend. Our room was beautiful, we booked a suite. The food and service at the restaurant, bar and pool were terrific! There were problems though... Some big and some small. The tennis courts weren't available due to construction, which was very disappointing, considering that we enjoy playing and brought our racquets. The other disappointment was that the pool was closed all day, until 3pm. This didn't make any sense. It was overcast all day but warm. It rained at 8am and then stopped. The terrible thing that happened which will ensure that we never stay at this hotel again is the way I was treated by a front desk clerk named Damien. When I complained about the pool bring closed on Memorial Day coupled with the tennis courts being unavailable, he started talking over me and fighting with me in the lobby. Guests were looking as he kept fighting with me. It was horrible. I asked the manager, who I was speaking to to have Damien stop speaking to me but he didn't. It was the worst experience. Damien should be fired.
All went well as expected. Stayed at that hotel many times.
Stayed for the Wine NYC. The room was a mix of modern and old world charm. Best was amazing. Nice gym and pool...don't forget your swimsuit. Bring snacks and wine..everything here is overpriced!The restaurant is robbery, but if you don't mind paying $20 for a mixed green salad...I guess you will be okay.
Nice hotel, great location for shopping
It was very calm and nice. They hotel was beautiful and it was perfect for our first night as a married couple
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"And now for the final question from the audience," the moderator announced, slamming down her gavel three times to quiet the room. The loud cracks did little to calm the boisterous group crowded into the Sonesta Houston Hotel to witness the first showdown between Andy Casey and Dwayne Hunter, candidates for Texas Congressional District 34.
Dwayne raised his eyebrows at the moderator, gave her a nod and then turned his attention to a man in a blue T-shirt and baggy jeans who was making his way to the microphone at the foot of the stage.
Standing taller, Dwayne rotated his shoulders and beamed a dazzling smile into the audience, hoping to appear prepared for whatever question was coming his way. However, just as he opened his mouth to welcome the man to the debate and ask for his question, Dwayne was distracted by an attractive young woman who rushed toward the stage from the back of the room.
She had tea-tan skin and short dark hair with a sweep of long bangs to one side. Her pencil-slim denim skirt was slit up to the thigh, her high-heeled black boots hugged shapely calves and her tight-fitting sweater defined obviously well-toned arms. An oversize black leather hobo bag swung from one shoulder, keeping time with gold loop earrings dangling from her ears. A generous stack of thin gold bracelets jangled as she walked, drawing everyone's attention as she slipped into a vacant seat directly in front of Dwayne.
The woman, who seemed oblivious to the rumbling voices in the highly charged audience, settled in and gazed at Dwayne with wide, steady eyes, as if determined to make sure he noticed her. The way she clamped her lips together and up-tilted her jaw forced Dwayne to narrow his eyes in suspicion. Was she going to start some trouble? Heckle him? Shout her support of Andy Casey? Or maybe she worked for the media, he silently calculated, curious about who this gorgeous sister was and what was on her agenda.
The man from the audience, who had finally reached the microphone, interrupted Dwayne's mental speculation. "Mr. Hunter," he announced, bringing Dwayne back to the moment. "My name is Bob Horton."
"Oh. Yes. Thank you for coming, Bob," Dwayne replied, shifting his focus from the determined beauty to the speaker. "Now, what's your question? "
"You're the president of the Citizens' Coalition for Public Transportation—CCPT, aren't you?" he asked.
"I am," Dwayne agreed.
"Where do you stand on the Southeast Parkway? Is the state planning to run a section of that highway straight down the middle of Fisherton?"
"That may be true," Dwayne acknowledged. "Section 27 may cut through Fisherton, but nothing has been settled yet."
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Thunderous claps of support erupted and a few people even stood and whistled. However the attractive young woman boring holes into Dwayne with her wide brown eyes, remained as immobile as a mannequin in a department store display.
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"Yeah. Scrap the damn parkway! We don't want it!" another shouted, heightening the energy in the room while extending the applause.
Dwayne held his body very still until the noisy hooting had died down. This kind of outburst was never good, but he knew how to use it to his advantage and score positive points with voters. He raised his hand to quiet the room.
"Well, Mr. Horton," Dwayne began, formulating his statement. "I'm glad you asked that question. My opponent supports the current design, but I do not. Casey has been your state senator for twenty years, but he doesn't understand his constituency's concerns. If I am elected to represent you, I will vigorously push to reroute Section 27 into less populated portions of the county."
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"Trust me, Mr. Horton. I always mean what I say," Dwayne called out after making a quick check of the sultry woman whose eyes had never left his face.
What is it with this woman? he thought, paying no attention to the loud applause that filled the room. It was impossible to read her nonexpressive features. He couldn't tell if she supported him, disliked him or had come to challenge him, and her impassive demeanor irritated the hell out of Dwayne.
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Dwayne crossed the stage, thinking about the weeks and months that lay ahead—to the intensity of his political race, which was rapidly turning his life upside down. Campaigning was a 24/7, nonstop slog that would not end until the last ballot was counted in September. The all-consuming nature of his political race still amazed him. The constant travel, ever-present media and delicate maneuvering among different constituencies were relentless, but necessary if he planned to build a solid political base.
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"Thank you, Mr. Hunter," Casey stressed with great swagger as he ran a hand over his silver-white hair. "Decent turnout for a Tuesday night this early in the campaign. I think the people got a clear picture of where you and I differ."
"They'll hear a lot more over the next four months. You can count on it," Dwayne promised just as Mrs. Casey arrived to escort her husband toward a knot of people who wanted to take their picture with the elder statesman.
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Dwayne turned and made an affirmative hand signal to Ray Foster, his campaign manager, who was motioning him toward a group of ladies holding on to cameras, prepared to snap their pictures with the candidate.
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HuskerTan (85) Kearney, Nebraska | March 15, 2015| Updated March 24, 2015
What an awesome store! The help was out of this world. The guy that helped me wasnt really too beer savvy but man was he going out of his way to help and had a great sense of humor. The selection was superb and prices competitive with anywhere Ive seen. Only downside was the mix sixer selection was limited to two doors and mostly locals but not that thats a bad thing for an out of towner.
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Great selection of out of state beers...Lagunitas, Mission, Boulevard, Union Jack, etc. All great beers from some great non-Colorado breweries for when you want to try something other than our great states beers!
cards04 (156) Steinbach, Manitoba | July 7, 2013
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huge beer / wine / liquor store in Highlands Ranch - south of Denver. lots of great craftbeer including many 750s and bombers. some singles and lots of six / four packs. they sell bottle shippers too. great service from the beer guy. they had some stuff from Odell, etc that I didnt see anywhere else around town. During GABF week, they pull out some rare stuff on Monday - but it goes quick.
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There are 206 bones in your body, each one working with all of the others to provide the structural framework for your muscles. Deep within the marrow of your bones, special tissue manufactures the cells destined to become your blood and components of your immune system. Additionally, bone serves as a reservoir for important minerals including calcium, which is vital for muscle contraction. Regular strength training is critical for maintaining a healthy skeleton, and yoga can be incorporated into your exercise regimen for its bone-boosting benefits.
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The American College of Sports Medicine recommends engaging in weight-bearing activity in order to strengthen your bones, including walking and strength training. Walking and other low-impact cardiovascular activity puts mechanical stresses on your skeleton that promote healthy bone growth and repair. Lifting weights enhances bone density by the action of muscles and tendons pushing and pulling on your bones, which stimulates their development. Yoga, especially standing poses and those that require arm strength, also requires muscular effort, which can improve your bone health. Iyengar yoga, which focuses on precise alignment, modifications of poses based on your ability and strong contraction of muscle groups while practicing, may be the ideal form of yoga to complement other types of training for your bones.
Psychological Stress, Hormones and Bone
Most folks know that calcium and vitamin D are essential for a healthy skeleton, but your hormones determine how these substances are used in your body. During stressful periods, cortisol from your adrenal glands and other hormones slow down your body's repair systems, including bone growth. According to the article "Effects of Yoga on Mental and Physical Health: A Short Review," evidence suggests that regularly practicing yoga can diminish your sense of distress and promote feelings of calm and well-being. By resetting your mind with the slow breathing and gentle stretches of yoga, you can minimize the fight-or-flight response and its negative hormonal effects on your body, including your bones.
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Wherever bone meets bone, specialized connections called articulations govern how they interact. These are called joints, and their wear, tear and care depend to a great extent on how you treat your skeleton. Poor posture combined with physical inactivity is a double whammy on your skeletal system; lack of movement combined with inadequate blood flow accelerates degeneration of your joints. Yoga systematically stretches and compresses the muscles and tendons supporting these connections, and moving into and out of yoga poses encourages circulatory flow to these areas.
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- The American College of Sports Medicine's Resource Manual for Guidelines to Exercise Testing and Prescription; Leonard Kaminsky, PhD et al.
- Effects of Yoga on Mental and Physical Health: A Short Summary of Reviews; Arndt Büssing et al.
- Yoga for Osteoporosis: A Pilot Study; Loren Fishman, MD
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Tempest's CourseLynette Sowell, Lynette Sowell
Kelly Frost, a textiles conservator, is invited to the Massachusetts coastal town of Fairhaven to restore the centuries-old Mariner's Compass quilt. But there is one stipulation: she must live and work in Grey House, a former whaling captain's home, where the quilt is stored... Read More
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- Quilting Secrets by Sally on 1/6/2014
New Bedford, Massachusetts, a historical whaling town is the setting of this romance novel. Gray House, a captain's home with its tiny observation room, which overlooks the city harbor is itself a character, with its creaks and groans and hidden secrets. It's has been empty for some time and Kelly Frost is hired to restore a Mariner's Compass quilt while living in the home.
I especially appreciated finding out how a person would go about restoring a fraying, old quilt. While Kelly works on the quilt, she pieces together the mystery behind how it came to be. She discovers a hidden journal written by Mary Gray, wife of the whaling captain. It reveals long-held secrets from the 1850's.
Kelly is a loner, having been raised in foster homes. However, her experiences were good with Lottie, her final foster mother, who remains someone Kelly can rely upon. Tom has had an opposite childhood experience: a warm, loving family, who live close by. However, he and his father's relationship is stiff as Tom has disappointed his father by never attending college.
A few surprises help to solve any questions. I enjoyed this whispering mystery/romance.
Thank you to Bonnie at Christian Fiction Blog Alliance and Abingdon Press for my copy.
- Restoring History by Nancee on 12/21/2013
In this stand-alone novel in the Quilts of Love series, a young textile conservator was hired to restore a generations-old Mariner's Compass quilt that was nearly beyond repair. Kelly Frost was suffering hard times financially so she had bid a substantial amount for the restoration in order to improve her depleted financial status. Her bid to repair the quilt was accepted with the stipulation that while restoring the quilt she would live in the vacant old whaler's mansion where the quilt originated. Moving to the coastal community in Massachusetts had some distinct advantages. Kelly had suffered some substantial losses and pain in her young life, not to mention her professional status as the result of a poor decision on her part.
Tom Silva had been hired to take care of the grounds and outdoor maintenance at Gray House. A medically discharged veteran, Tom had recently recovered from injuries suffered while serving overseas. His presence on the grounds was somewhat comforting to Kelly after she moved into the creaky old mansion with no one else living on the grounds. His own past haunted him, but he found his strength in his relationship with God. Both Kelly and Tom were wary of any kind of attachments, but the companionship they found in each other was a distinct advantage under their respective circumstances.
In Kelly's spare time she explored various rooms in the 3-story mansion, and subsequently discovered a hidden diary that had belonged to Mary Gray, wife of the whaling captain who originally built the house. Hopeful that the diary would reveal something about the quilt and questions about why the house remained vacant for so many years Kelly began reading. The diary entries paralleled events in Kelly's own life, making her acutely aware of her mistakes and her need for change in her life and guidance from God.
Numerous plots are interwoven into the cloth of this story of intrigue, mystery, romance and the quest for balance in the lives of both Kelly and Tom. The setting for Tempest's Course is well described as the harbor of an old whaling town, and the characters throughout this book are well represented. I've read many of the Quilts of Love books and enjoyed them each for their own merits. Lynn Sowell has done a wonderful job of creating a hauntingly fascinating story of a quilt with a mysterious history and the revelation of secrets that an old whaling mansion held.
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from Wynn-Wynn Media in exchange for my honest review. All opinions expressed are my own, and no monetary compensation was received for this review.
- Living With Your Mistakes by Maureen on 12/7/2013
Kelly Frost has made a bad mistake in her life, and now she is living with the consequences. She is a textile conservator, and now in desperate need of a job. When a chance to restore, an almost destroyed, 1850's quilt. She has no idea what she is getting into. One of the requirements that she must comply with is living in the old Gray House mansion. Kind of scary, but love the way she handles it.
Also working, but not living at the mansion is Tom Silva, a medically discharged Army veteran. He is coming to terms with his injuries, and the lack of his Dad's approval.
Loved the descriptions of Kelly's work on the old quilt, and the searching for the right fabric, and trying to piece such fragile material. I found this so interesting.
Will Kelly and Tom be able to help one another, one a discarded child, the other from a warm extended family. Each trying to prove their worth.
Will Kelly's past continue to haunt her? Is it a coincidence that they are both at the mansion at the same time? Or does God have a hand in this?
I really enjoy this read, never saw some of the things that happen coming! Enjoy!
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Medical staff save great grandmother's life after hornet sting
Great grandmother Irene Elliott has praised nurses at Sittingbourne's Memorial Hospital for their quick actions in saving her life after she was stung by a hornet and went into anaphylactic shock.
The 69-year-old, from Sittingbourne, was visiting her late husband's grave in June when she felt something sting the back of her neck.
Irene said: "My partner Tony and I had just finished as sidesman at Tunstall Church and I went to visit my late husband's grave, which I tidy regularly.
"I just hesitated by a tree and it felt like I had a needle prick in the back of my neck – I think it was a hornet sting. I said to Tony I didn't feel that great and didn't think I could manage delivering the church magazine. I wanted to go straight home."
But by the time arrived home, Irene was already unconscious in the car.
Tony, 71, said: "When she got in the car there was a bug on her sleeve and we brushed it off. I thought she was sleeping at first. But by the time we were home, I tried to wake her but I couldn't even get her out of the car. We only live a couple of minutes from the Minor Injuries Unit and my neighbour came out and said I should take her there."
Once at the MIU, which is run by Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust, receptionist Clare Jeffries alerted Senior Nurse Practitioner Joan Hogben to a woman who was unwell in the car park and Joan rushed out with a wheelchair. Recognising the seriousness of her condition, Joan called for the support of her colleagues Sasha Caridia and Marie Vining.
Joan said: "By this time, Irene was in full blown anaphylaxis. Sasha gave Irene a shot of adrenalin to stabilise her, while I called 999. Sasha and Marie helped to maintain Irene's airway which was starting to shut down while I gained intravenous access with a cannula. It was thanks to fast recognition and immediate treatment that saved her life."
NHS Trust 'requires improvement' after inspection
England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals has rated Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust as ''requires improvement' following an inspection by the Care Quality Commission.
A team of 56 inspectors has found that the trust provided services that were effective and outstanding for being caring. But the Trust required improvement for providing safe, responsive and well-led services.
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Emergency hours extended at St Mary's Hospital
Opening hours are being extended at the St Mary's NHS Treatment Centre in Portsmouth for the next few days to ease pressure on the Emergency Department at Queen Alexandra Hospital.
The centre, which is run by Care UK for the NHS, has a Minor Injuries Service (MIS) and Illnesses Unit which normally closes at 10pm.
Opening hours for the next few days would be:
Tuesday Dec 30: 7.30am – 11pm Wednesday Dec 31: 7.30am through until 2am Thursday Thursday Jan 1: 8am until 11pm Friday Jan 2: 7.30am until 11pm Saturday Jan 3: 8am until 11pm.
Patients arriving at ED will be seen by medical staff in the usual way, assessed, and the less serious cases will be asked if they would consider going to the treatment centre instead.
There is always extra pressure on the NHS at this time of year and this year is proving no exception.
"We are continually putting out messages asking people to consider the various options available to them if they feel unwell, which obviously include the walk-in facilities at St Mary's.
"Some patients who go to ED will be asked to consider going to St Mary's. This will be entirely voluntary. But they could be seen much faster and if they do go they will be freeing up valuable staffing resources at ED for the most serious cases.
"If patients do decide to remain at ED, they will still be seen in the normal way – but the most urgent cases will be prioritised."
Think pharmacist before A&E for winter colds
Ae you or your loved ones suffering from a cold? Then your pharmacist might be the best person to help.
Kent GPs are urging people to think of their pharmacy first for help with common minor ailments such as New Year colds and sniffles.
Pharmacists are highly-trained professionals who can provide much more than just medicine for a prescription. At this time of year, many people get colds and flu and visit their GP when, in reality, a quick trip to the pharmacy is what they need.
Many pharmacies are open for longer hours than GP surgeries, and you don't need an appointment. Pharmacists can give advice and guidance about common problems such as headache and coughs and colds and tummy bugs.
"They can also advise people about buying over-the-counter medicine and give advice on prescribed medication."
The push to use pharmacists comes as the winter season of coughs and colds begins. T he best treatment for a cold is to drink fluids, take paracetamol and rest. Antibiotics don't work against viral infections such as colds and will not be prescribed by your doctor.
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Ambulance service to reduce fuel costs
The dynamic control will mean a vehicle's speed is restricted when it's not on an emergency. The fleet covers around 17 million miles across Surrey and Sussex each year. It's using a new system which limits a vehicle to sixty two miles an hour.
"The decision to install this system on our operational vehicles will significantly reduce their fuel consumption and save public money.
In addition, given the huge number of miles our vehicles cover, we know we have a duty to take our responsibility to the environment very seriously.
This move is just one way which we can, to an extent, limit our impact as an organisation on the environment at the same time as making savings, which can be reinvested into patient care."
Royal College of Surgeons monitor cancer scandal trust
The Royal College of Surgeons has said it is continuing to monitor Surrey & Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust following revelations that one of the trust's doctors may have been mistreated cancer patients.
The RCS reviewed the care of patients who had been treated for prostate and bladder cancer at East Surrey Hospital in April 2014 after consultant urologist Paul Miller was suspended.
A RCS spokeswoman said: "At the end of our visit we provided immediate feedback that confirmed serious patient safety concerns for the trust's medical director to address and that the surgeon should remain excluded from practice while the trust's investigations continued."
Solicitor reacts to claims against hospital consultant
Clinical negligence solicitor Christian Beadell, from law firm Slater & Gordon, which is representing a number of patients, said: "While it is good to see that Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust is taking positive steps to notify patients, I would have some concern that Mr Miller was first suspended in December and it has taken 10 months to make these concerns more widely known.
"During that time, some patients may have suffered a worsening of their condition."
Cancer row doctor speaks out over dismissal
Paul Miller, the consultant in the East Surrey Hospital cancer row, has spoken out over the claims against him.
He said: "I am extremely disappointed that the trust has decided to dismiss me.
"I strongly do not believe that this is justified. I welcome the opportunity to co-operate with any investigation into my practice.
"My priority as a consultant for the last 21 years has always been to protect patients' best interests and safety.
"I cannot comment further due to my duty of patient confidentiality."


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The goddess Hathor tames a giant cobra as Horus looks on in "Gods of Egypt," now available on Blu-ray from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
Ethiopia Sharing the Nile with Egypt Illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times
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Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, left, greets Egyptian president Abdel Fatah el-Sisi at 10 Downing Street in London ahead of their meeting Thursday Nov. 5, 2015. British Prime Minister David Cameron declared Thursday it was "more likely than not" that a bomb brought down a Metrojet flight packed with Russian vacationers — a scenario that officials from Russia and Egypt tried to dismiss as premature speculation. Cameron said he had grounded all flights to and from Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, stranding thousands of British tourists at the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, because of "intelligence and information" indicating that a bomb was the likely culprit in the crash Saturday that killed 224 people. (Stefan Rousseau/PA via AP) UNITED KINGDOM OUT
An Egyptian soldier stands guard near the Suez Canal as an American container ship crosses the Suez Canal in Ismailia, Egypt, in this Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014, file photo. Egypt on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2015, will unveil a major extension of the Suez Canal, a mega-project that has emerged as a cornerstone of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's efforts to restore national pride and revive the economy after years of unrest. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil, File)
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Egyptian police officers stand on the 6th October bridge opposite the Italian consulate following a blast in Cairo, Egypt, Saturday, July 11, 2015. A large explosion struck outside the Italian Consulate in Egypt's capital Cairo early Saturday, severely damaging the building and killing one civilian, and injuring four others, officials said. An Italian diplomat said the consulate was closed at the time and no staff members were wounded in the blast. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil) ** FILE **
President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, center, speaks at the funeral of the top public prosecutor Hisham Barakat, killed in a terrorist attack, as he was surrounded by Barakat's family members in Cairo, Egypt. (Egyptian Presidency via AP, File)
In this picture provided by the office of the Egyptian Presidency, a military procession accompanies the casket of Hisham Barakat, the top judicial official in charge of overseeing the prosecution of thousands of Islamists, including former President Mohammed Morsi, at his funeral in Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, June 30, 2015. The Egyptian president Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi promised to speed up proceedings against extremists by amending laws and freeing up the judiciary, a day after the country's top prosecutor was killed in a car bombing. (Egyptian Presidency via AP)
In this picture provided by the office of the Egyptian Presidency, Egyptian president Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, center front, Minister of Defense Sedki Sobhi, center right and former acting Egyptian president Adly Mansour, second left, attend the military funeral of Hisham Barakat the top judicial official in charge of overseeing the prosecution of thousands of Islamists, including former President Mohammed Morsi in Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, June 30, 2015. (Egyptian Presidency via AP)
FILE - In this Saturday, April 26, 2014 file photo, ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak attends a hearing in his retrial over charges of failing to stop killings of protesters during the 2011 uprising that led to his downfall, in the Police Academy-turned-court in the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt. Egypt's deposed leader Hosni Mubarak and his two sons were sentenced Saturday to three years in prison and a fine in a retrial on corruption charges they faced earlier. It wasn't immediately clear whether it will include time he's already served since his country's 2011 revolt. (AP Photo/Tarek el Gabbas, File)
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir reads a document during a meeting of Arab heads of state, in Sharm el Sheik, South Sinai, Egypt, Saturday, March 28, 2015. (AP Photo/Thomas Hartwell)
In this photo provided by Egypt's state news agency MENA, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, right, talks with Saudi King Salman after the king arrived in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Saturday, March 28, 2015. El-Sissi later made the remarks at the opening session of an Arab summit held in Egypt's Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. (AP Photo/MENA) (AP Photo/MENA)
National Edition News cover for February 22, 2015 - Obama admin. pressured to ignore Egypt's human rights abuses as Islamic State threat grows: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, right, performs a posed handshake for photographers with Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry at the start of their meeting in London, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
In this Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2015 photo, Egyptians wait to leave a detention center for illegal immigrants east of the city of Misrata, Libya during their deportation back to Egypt. The deportation follows the beheading of a group of Egyptian Christians by militants after they were abducted from Sirt(...)
Egypt's government said its fighter jets pounded Islamic State camps and arms depots across the border in Libya, in the morning and in the afternoon, in response to a horrific video the terrorist group posted showing the beheadings of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians. (Associated Press)
Men mourn over the Egyptian Coptic Christians who were captured in Libya and killed by militants affiliated with the Islamic State group, at the Virgin Mary church in the village of el-Aour, near Minya, 220 kilometers (135 miles) south of Cairo, Egypt, Monday, Feb. 16, 2015. (Associated Press) ** FILE **
FILE - In this May 8, 2014 file photo, Egypt's ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi sits in a defendant cage in the Police Academy courthouse in Cairo, Egypt. A new trial for Morsi opened Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015, in Cairo, with prosecutors accusing him of espionage and leaking confidential information to Qatar while in office. Morsi, overthrown in July 2013 following mass protests demanding his resignation, does not recognize the court, and insists Egypt's current leadership came to power in a coup d'etat and is thus illegitimate. (AP Photo/Tarek el-Gabbas, File)


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Windows and Mirrors is the American Friends Service Committee's traveling exhibit that provides an opportunity to see ourselves in depictions of the war in Afghanistan through the eyes of artists and children.
The exhibit is collaboration by over 40 artists from around the world, including U.S. students. Forty-five 4-foot by 6-foot panels memorialize Afghan civilian casualties, with each panel uniquely designed by an artist or group of artists. The exhibit also includes images collected from Afghan high school students. Two women artists, a US Iraq veteran and a high school Iraqi refugee will be creating an artistic conversation on their stories of the Iraq war. This work will also be on display along with the Afghanistan exhibit.
Along with the Windows and mirrors will be an exhibit of art work as part of the War Diaries Project: The project brings together refugees and military veterans of the same wars to use art and storytelling in order to promote healing and understanding. The art on display at Windows and Mirrors will be a creative visual conversation between a US Iraq veteran and a young high school Iraqi refugee.
January 29th 1:30pm Disarming Words includes a gallery talk and poems starting at 1:30pm at SPACE Gallery where Out of Rubble is being shown; followed by a singing escort at 2:30 with the Raging Grannies to Windows and Mirrors.
February 4th from 1-4 Women and War: Women and Peace testimonies by women of the impact of war and the search for peace. The afternoon will conclude with a performance by Pittsburgh Playback Theatre and a chance for the audience to reflect on the exhibit and the stories through the creativity of the Playback actors.
February 11th from 3-5 pm will feature Peter Lems, American Friends Service Committee Program Director for Iraq and Afghanistan will look at the impact of the troop withdrawal from Iraq, our responsibilities to acknowledge the damage, and lessons learned for the peace movement. How can we then use those lessons learned to speed-up the removal of US troops and bases from Afghanistan.


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First came Dr. Google. To be soon followed by physician Facebook and Twitter therapeutics. On Feb. 4, a Vancouver forum hosted by the University of British Columbia's eHealth Strategy Office and other departments/faculties looks at Medicine 2.0 and beyond: Where are we going with social media in health and medicine.
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Rick Martin became part of Buffalo lore because of his athletic talents. He was one-third of the most fabled line in Sabres history, and his scoring ability created fans and admirers.
It was away from the rink, however, where Martin really made an impression on Western New Yorkers. The fun-loving Quebec native took time to talk with fans when he played in the 1970s, and the long chats continued after his retirement, when he chose to stay in the area. He was quick with a joke, often told in the relaxed setting of a tavern, golf course or autograph session.
If there was a party, Martin was usually the life of it.
That was the Martin that Mike Robitaille chose to remember Sunday while mourning the death of his former teammate. Martin died Sunday afternoon at age 59 while driving in Clarence, a sudden death that brought tears to eyes throughout HSBC Arena and the area.
"What are we doing being so emotional when what he stands for is to have fun and laugh?" Robitaille said prior to the Sabres' home game against Ottawa. "Man, we should have the biggest party in the world for Richard. If he was in this situation, he'd have it for himself."
Martin will indeed be remembered as an all-around fun guy and talented player, but his absence will be sadly observed at future gatherings featuring the Sabres.
When new owner Terry Pegula took over the team Feb. 23, he made it clear the past was just as important as the future. Martin and fellow "French Connection" linemates Gilbert Perreault and Rene Robert greeted Pegula at center ice for the owner's first game, and Pegula promised they'd be together for years.
That reunion turned out to be Martin's final appearance.
"We had a lot of plans in the future for these guys," Pegula said. "Now we've got an empty chair, but it will be there."
Martin died in a one-car accident that was reported at 12:14 p.m., State Police Capt. Steven A. Nigrelli said at a news conference in the State Police barracks in Clarence. Martin, an Akron resident, was driving west on Main Street when he apparently suffered a medical emergency, Nigrelli said.
Martin's 2001 Buick LaCrosse sedan drifted into the eastbound lane and off the road before smashing into a utility pole and a stanchion in a town-owned parking lot across the street from Clarence Bowling Academy, just west of Salt Road, according to police and fire officials.
Martin didn't strike any other vehicles, and the only other occupant in his sedan was his dog, a German shepherd, which survived the accident. Witnesses told investigators that Martin was slumped over the wheel and his eyes appeared closed as he drifted off the road.
Martin was wearing his seat belt, and his airbags deployed, Nigrelli said.
Two passers-by stopped to assist Martin, who was unresponsive, and began performing CPR on him through the front driver's side window, which shattered during the accident.
Trooper Ronald Nero, the first emergency responder on the scene, and the passers-by pulled Martin out of the vehicle and continued to try to save his life. Paramedics from the Clarence Fire Department and Twin City Ambulance soon responded and transported Martin in a Fire Department ambulance to Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital in Amherst, said Clarence Fire Chief Marshall Helms.
Martin was declared dead at the hospital at 12:48 p.m.
The cause of the accident remains under investigation. A full autopsy, including toxicology screening, will be performed. Nigrelli was asked whether Martin had a heart attack.
"Not being a medical professional I couldn't, representing the State Police, say that officially," he said. "All indications are that it could possibly be a pre-accident medical emergency that caused this."
The shock reverberated through Sabreland.
"This is going to be tough for everybody in Buffalo," said Robert, the French Connection's right winger. "I don't know where they're having the funeral, but a lot of people are going to show up."
Said Perreault, whose name and number hangs on a banner alongside those of Martin and Robert in the HSBC Arena rafters: "At least we were together one more time. We didn't see each other much the past 20 years, but you don't forget all the years that we were together.
"Rick was the guy with all the jokes. He was funny around people. I'm sure the people really enjoyed his presence."
That was evident in the case of Kenmore's Paula Pierce. The 49-year-old, clad in a white No. 7 Martin jersey, fought back tears in the HSBC Arena atrium upon being informed of Martin's death.
"I've loved that man since I was 9 years old," Pierce said. "I remember one time at the Sabres Carnival I got to sit on his lap and have my picture taken with him. I remember my knees were shaking.
"The other two, they signed their names, eh, whatever. He always just talked. He always had something to say. He just seemed more personable."
Larry Playfair, another former teammate and president of the Sabres alumni association, said Martin was one of the most requested players for charity appearances. Martin nearly always delivered.
"Whatever he could do for the community, he did," Playfair said. "Most of you folks know that. You've seen him somewhere along the way."
Seymour Knox IV, son of the late former Sabres owner, expressed shock over Martin's death, saying he had followed the star winger since he came to training camp as a rookie in 1971.
"He always had a great sense of humor. He was a strong member of the Sabres alumni after his retirement. And, another side of him is that he was a successful businessman after hockey," Knox said.
Like others who knew Martin, Knox also noted how good a golfer he was -- both right- and left-handed.
"He was really great at it. You would always see him with a cigar in his mouth. He had great jokes, too," he said.
"It was way before his time, and he will be missed," Knox said.
Troopers are among those taking Martin's death hard, Nigrelli said.
"He supports law enforcement. We've known Rick. Most of us golf with him," Nigrelli said, recalling Martin's habit of leaving behind his cigar ashes on golf course greens. "He's a great guy. He's a great guy for Clarence, great guy for Western New York. And as a kid growing up, he's an icon."
One of Martin's favorite haunts, the Clarence Grille, is located about one mile west of the accident scene. Martin was a regular at the bar and restaurant, formerly known as Finlock's, and employees and patrons were struggling to absorb the news.
"This was his hangout," owner Shari Martell said. "This is where he came, and he was just a regular guy here."
Martin was hardly regular on the ice, where he scored 382 goals in 681 games with the Sabres from 1971 to 1981. He scored 52 goals in 1974-75 to help lead the Sabres to the Stanley Cup finals, where they lost to Philadelphia. Martin was inducted into the Sabres' Hall of Fame in 1989.
"He had this desire in his gut to score," said Robitaille, the Sabres' television analyst. "Scoring was everything to him -- everything."
Martin is survived by his wife, Mikey, and their two sons, Corey and Josh.
"We lost a heck of a guy," said Sabres coach Lindy Ruff, who played with Martin and hired him as an assistant for one season. "He was a great person. I think anybody that crossed his path would say the same. It's a tough one to take."
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The Arizona Cardinals' ugly 7-6 loss to the New York Jets Sunday did nothing to quell the talk that head coach Ken Whisenhunt is on the hot seat.
The Cardinals have lost eight consecutive games and every shred of momentum that was built during a 4-0 start is now a distant memory.
Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com circulated a report Monday that the Cardinals are having internal discussions about defensive coordinator Ray Horton.
Given that the team's defense has had little to do with the team's eight-game losing streak, the fair inference is that the Cards are considering firing coach Ken Whisenhunt and promoting Horton to interim head coach.
Horton interviewed for St. Louis' head coaching position last season before the Rams settled on Jeff Fisher, and is expected to be a candidate for openings around the league this offseason.
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Skip to comments.John and Elizabeth Edwards Celebrate Anniversary at Wendy's--Joined by the Kerrys (pics)
Posted on 07/30/2004 2:13:13 PM PDT by GulliverSwift
TOWN OF NEWBURGH, N.Y., July 31 -- John and Elizabeth Edwards celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary today, and they and this small upstate town will not soon forget it.
The John Kerry campaign pulled its 10-bus caravan up to Wendy's restaurant to accommodate the vice presidential couple, who had their first date at the fast-food restaurant and always dine there on their anniversary . This is not one they will soon forget because the celebration included John and Teresa Heinz Kerry, Tom Brokaw, George Stephanopoulos, and 100 members of the media.
"So you understand, this is our anniversary. We always celebrate our anniversary at Wendy's," Elizabeth Edwards told the clerk as she ordered her Classic Combo Single.
Ditto for her mate -- but he went with cheese. And John Kerry went for the Chili and chocolate frosty. The power couples certainly caused a stir -- but it was Ben Affleck who moved with a throng. A Democrat and friend of Kerry's, the movie actor said he joined the trip to learn about the political process and not always be around just for the glamorous work.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
"See this, Teraizzzza? This is called a disposable cup. Inside of it is something called "soda." Don't ask me why they call it that.
Do I really have to eat that? John never said it would be like this!
Why do the Dimocrats always look half retarded and ugly?
Mr. Kerry doesn't look like he's ever held a soda cup before, but Mrs. Edwards does.
I can see where she got the nickname Big Blue.
What long fingernails Mr. Kerry has!
After Mrs. Edwards left Wendy's, management had to scramble to replenish the food supply...
Damn, didn't anyone teach him to trim his nails?
I would be so mad if I was eating there and they all dropped in.
"I voted FOR the chili before I voted AGAINST it"
Did they celebrate with BERGERS?
A ten bus caravan? Hey, he is a real man of the people.
I would SO get my ass kicked if I tried to celebrate an anniversary at Wendy's.
Oh my God, someone PLEASE tell him to trim his nails! Yikes!
With all of that "hand shaking" and "baby holding" to do, he's going to injure someone! Or worse yet, he could cause a nasty scratch to his buddy John during one of their many embraces! (sorry, I'm out of control)...
How cute. Just 4 ordinary people, having and ordinary meal at a ordinary fast food place. Where is my air sick bag?
Nah.......he's just out trying to score points with his future Father-in-law!
Yah know, that would tick me off if I was a diner there and this "flock" of sheeple came stomping in and took over the restaraunt whil I was trying to have a nice normal meal.
Ask Edwards's wife. I'm sure she'll find them crunchy and delightful.
He took her to Wendy's?
What a cheap date.
Someone put him behind the counter in his bunny suit.
That fairy Kerry looks to have had his fingernails manicured!!! What a pufta he is. Pompous pric*.
Yo, Registered! Cleanup at Wendys!
Ever wondered why Edwards has claw marks on his back?
Check out those "GIRLIE-MAN" fingernails
I hear he won't allow the secret service to speak to him or take pictures with him. Looks like the people sitting to his left got that order as well! Totally ignoring him! I love it! LOL!!
Didn't they celebrate the anniversary last week at Wendy's? What did dufus want him to do it over so he could be in the pictures this time.
Someone has to find out if Wendy's serves DEL MONTE ketchup!
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The better to take your money!
He's ugly, has long nails and holds that soda like he's got an Ethiopia Yergacheffe latte at Starbucks.
A caption for the one where he looks like he's praying--a pose we seem to see him in often:
Hello, God, this is me, John. Can I ask a favor? Can my loss next November be not overly humiliating for me? Thanks.
I was hoping for in the bunny suit while saluting at the convention podium.
No, Elizabeth, that's MY fries.
Well, now we know the Wendy's story :-).
"What long fingernails Mr. Kerry has!"
Since you posted it first I noticed that to. But the long finger nails are only long on one hand. Whats up with that?
My personal taste, I can't stand men with purchased service manicured finger nails. I know, I'm being nit picky but it's so unmanly to me. ewwww It shows me the man is too above picking up a tool in the garage or whatever. Soft plush hands on a man (lazy) grosses me out.
No kidding! And these restaurants likely aren't created to accomidate that kind of FIRE HAZARD crowd. Most that I've noticed, top out in the 70ish patron range.
Wendy's actually serves HEINZ ketchup.........
I know this because I brought home some Wendy's yesterday and I just saw the packet on the counter.......
If it's only in one hand, that means he plays guitar. I heard he likes to play Spanish guitar in his spare time
He may have earned the purple hearts with those nails.
Wendy's uses Heinz ketchup packets. I've been told that isn't what they use in the in-store pump although I'm not sure how accurate that is.
"If it's only in one hand, that means he plays guitar. I heard he likes to play Spanish guitar in his spare time"
ahh so thats why. oookay. Still long finger nails on men - (((shudder))) yuck
Or caused them...
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Heinz Kerry was told that Newburgh was heavily Republican and a local television reporter asked her how she felt "in the heart of enemy territory."
Watch out that Chili with Beans gives me GAS!! Now that is a WMD!!!
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Where to Play on the Weekdays: January 4-8
As you're probably aware, I don't usually get super personal or sappy here — except for this time of year, when we celebrate some special days, one of them this week. So, along with the weekday ideas, I wanted to … Continue reading
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Just as I did this time last year, I'm keeping this round-up simple over the holiday weekend. But just because you don't see the usual detailed recommendations for fun with the kids, that doesn't mean you won't find awesome things … Continue reading
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Where to Play on the Weekdays: December 14-18
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Site says USC's Perry will be draft's top sack artist
The sabermetricians of the gridiron predict USC's Nick Perry will be the best pass rusher in the 2012 NFL draft.
Football Outsiders projects Perry will record 28 sacks over his first five seasons in the league. Its next-highest projection is 21.5 for Illinois' Whitney Mercilus.
Football Outsiders uses a model called SackSEER (actually, SackSEER 2.0) that incorporates college sack rates, workout numbers and other factors.
No system is 100 percent accurate; if such a thing existed, the draft wouldn't be the enduring mystery that it is. But Football Outsiders did predict big things for Von Miller last season, so maybe the site is on to something.
Although the data isn't readily available, I'd love to see how many times Perry was held last season without it being called. He might have led the nation in that stat.
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