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Merry Christmas Simone! I hope you have a happy and fun holiday with your family.ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas Simone ~ hugs and love coming to you from across the pond. Love you my friend. xoReplyDelete
Merry Christmas Simone...have the best time with your gorgeous family.ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas Simone, wishing you a really beautiful day xoxReplyDelete
Loved your posts this year Simone - have a happy and peaceful Christmas.ReplyDelete
One more sleep...:)ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas to you and your family Simone... xv
Merry Christmas.ReplyDelete
Look forward to your posts in 2013!!
Have a lovely day,
Liz x
A very merry Christmas to you.ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas to you and your family have a lovely dayReplyDelete
I love the picture of the white house! It reminds me of my parent's house back home. Where is this house located? Or what is the source of this pic?ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you & your precious family Simone! May your days be merry & bright:).ReplyDelete
Hope your Christmas Day was absolutely fabulous dear Simone. Looks like 2013 will be the year I get to take you & Jac out for lunch, stay tuned!ReplyDelete
Millie xx
I hope you and yours had a fabulous Christmas. We certainly did. :)ReplyDelete
Merry Christmas Simone!!!ReplyDelete
Hello Simone, I just read Vanessa's post about your meeting and I came to check out your blog. Lovely!! I'm following you now, stop by if you like! xx CocoReplyDelete
Simone,I just popped by to wish you a wonderful New Years.ReplyDelete
Of course, I have to tell you that your comment on my post left me speechless. But your writing has always touched me, it's why I first came here and why I stayed. I was reading you long before I ever left a comment, but I blame it on shyness. I did want to point out that I feel like I'm the one who should be thanking you for your kindness and support along the way. Because I will never forget how wonderful it felt when you shared my link with your readers. My Mean Girl post. It meant so much to me, being the relatively obscure blogger that I am. And your gesture was really so warm and unexpected. Funny how things work out. I'm so glad that I followed my gut and wrote that post that day. Because it helped us meet. And I'm so happy we're friends.
See you in 2013,
Leslie (aka Gwen Moss)
Simone...just dropped by to wish you a very Happy New Year...here's to a FABULOUS 2013...and a very big thank you for your lovely comment you left on my Christmas post...I really appreciate your kindness too and your wonderful blog...you inspire me!ReplyDelete
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Don Dexheimer '65, outreach director of Roscoe (IL) United Methodist Church, has been leading mission trips for more than 15 years after spending a full year, 1994, with his wife, Dorothy, on a mission team in Khabarovsk, Russia. Recently, he has found new challenges in Haiti, leading a team in May 2010 to work on a permanent school and church building in Fond Doux, a remote village.
Upon arrival, the team first stayed at the Petionville Guest House on the campus of the Haiti Methodist Church. While beds, towels, food and bottled water made the accommodations safe and comfortable, there was no air conditioning. "During that time the high temperature was 96 to 98 degrees each day with a low of 80 degrees and tropical humidity," says Dexheimer. The campus holds about 300 tents for refugees; some actually have solid houses but are too afraid to sleep in a building.
The effects of the earthquake continue to slow progress in the country, he says. For example, traveling nine miles in Port au Prince took 1 1/2 hours due to the traffic on poor roads. Some streets are one lane due to the rubble.
The team then traveled 2 1/2 hours to the Petit Goave Methodist Guest House, which was about 30 minutes from Fond Doux. Some team members labored to build the foundation for the new building while others entertained the children with Bible school activities. Two nurses attended to medical needs. Dexheimer continually made notes of items needed for future trips. "The clinic saw many people with fungus due to bathing and walking in ditch water," he noted. "It would be good to bring Tinactin to Haiti."
The team attended Sunday services at Eglise Methodiste D'Olivier, which is on the Miragoane circuit. Worship attendance packed the building and some women walked more than a mile in mud wearing high heels. "The service lasted two hours with no air conditioning," says Dexheimer. Refreshments afterward included cold sodas and crackers. "The people of Haiti treated us with gracious hospitality."
Dexheimer was looking forward to returning with a team in February to Thor, Haiti, for painting and finishing a different school and church building. He was anticipating more comfortable temperatures. "We are taking precautions for cholera as well as shots and pills to protect against the many diseases we may potentially encounter," Dexheimer says. "Life is hard in Haiti yet the people are working hard to rebuild their communities and their lives. They do have hope. Our presence is encouraging because they know they are not forgotten. We are a symbol that God cares and so do other Christian people."
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Comments: These shoes are awesome. I had a terrible case of shin splints. I tried every conceivable therapy including rest, NSAID's, high dose Prednisone, walking boot for a month, physical therapy, acupuncture, all to no avail. I spent the whole summer doing nothing and still had pain. I saw a review about these shoes and how they helped someone else so I figured what did I have to lose. Within 2 days I saw a tremendous improvement and now just over a week later I'm back doing my workouts all with no pain. I won't take these off. I wear them to work. It's unbelievable. I'm going to order a couple more pairs.
From: Alan, Columbus, OH
Comments: I have been running on Kayanos for over 15 years ..... I have gone through two pairs of the 18's ..... Good performance but for soem reason the quality of the material is not what it use to be... after just one month on both shoes the inside line at the heel disintegrated ..... never happened before.
From: Chris, Ridgefield Ct
Comments: I have the Kayano 18 and am very happy with them after about 1 month. (run about 30 mi per week, 59 years old, 150 lbs). Stable, lots of cushioning, supportive. I did not realize how bad my last shoes were until I tried these. I had to order a half size larger than past New Balance shoes.
From: John
Comments: Awesome shoe! I weigh about 275 and am new to regular running (obviously). I have been doing 2.5 miles almost every day for the last couple of weeks wearing some old garbage shoes. Bad idea. I had no clue that shoes mattered regarding gait and it left me with a brutal case of sore heels and what I learned was plantar fasciitis being the severely flat-footed overpronator that I am. Right out of the box, I did my longest and fastest run yet and my feet feel fine now the next day for the first time in a while. I'm an Asics fan, and this seems to be the best of 5 shoes they currently offer for someone with very flat feet (Kayano, 3030, 2170, Evolution and Foundation according to their website). I'm in love. I thought about trying the Brooks Beast if these didn't offer all the support I needed but so far so good, and they look much better to me. I measure at and have worn a 12 all my life, but ordered 12 and 12.5 in these and kept the 12.5. They feel a lot more comfortable in the toebox and actually moved with my foot through its range of motion, the 12 felt cramped in the toes and stiff. Order these a half size bigger than you measure and you'll be in foot heaven. Runningwarehouse.com had the best price on them too that I could find. Thanks so much!
From: Brad, Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Comments: I was running with the Mizuno Wave Creation for the last three years. Up until a week ago when I tried to order another pair I was unable to get the shoes the next due due to shipping issues. That's when I tried the Kayano.....OMG, this is not a good running shoe but a fantastic running shoe. The Wave Creation is also a good show however it does last last very long. Once the rubber wears off that's it you are now running on plastic. I have repeatedly raised this issue however it has fallen on deaf ears, That's okay because I am now addicted to Kayano. As we all know things happen for a reason...
From: James, Basking Ridge, NJ, USA
Comments: I hate the new Kayano 18! The reason, it's such a fantastic shoe I'll have a very hard time putting on any of my many other running shoes. In fact, after receiving the white a few weeks ago I just ordered the red from RW. I had ordered the 17 last year but had to send them back as it ran large, this one fits great. I have been running with a few older Kayanos however mainly the Asic 2100 series. I'm big at 6' and 200 and run about 5 miles a day on cement with a few minor foot issues and the 18 has been the best shoe I've ever had (and I've also tried other brands like Brooks and NB etc). It's a little lighter which is nice as my older Asic's may be slightly heavier than I'd like. They also seem to be more cushioned and supportive. My feet have been been feeling great after my runs with these. Give them a try, if your like me you'll be quite happy you did (although your results may vary of course). And as usual RW is a great place to purchase from, good price and free fast
From: Brad, Sunny, FL, USA
Comments: A great and innovative shoe. Very different than the older Kayano shoes, which I had many versions of. I've had two runs in them and have found them to be a perfect combination of softness, control, and speed. Thanks to a year of minimalism and a funky supinating AND pronating left foot, I have been suffering from achilles tendonitis and posterior tibial tendon dysfunction for eight months and have been hobbling around in orthotics and an ankle brace for the past two months. But I was able to run full out in the Kayano's from out of the box, sans orthotic and ankle brace for the past two days. Probably the best shoe that I have owned in 25 years of running. The insole seems to mold to my foot and supports it and cushions it where my foot needs it, rather than asking my foot to conform. And the pronation control works for both the funky left foot and the normal right foot without, so far, asking my knee and other body parts to compensate for the control. IMHO a remarkable and innovative shoe in a class of its own.
From: Ron, Bloomington, IN
Comments: A much sleeker version with a lower faster feel. The post supports you with out being noticed and the upper isn't baggy. The best part is that the heel doesn't rub or irritate in any way...finally. A smooth comfy semisoft/firm ride. Better than the 15-17's high up and bulky feel. A great long easy pace type shoe.
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. That's a popular belief that pervades society these days and is born of a curious and unearned entitlement, sort of like the way we all think a bus shouldn't have urine on it, but of course it does. It's also terribly untrue due to its lack of completeness. Everyone can have an opinion, but you have to be ready to accept that it may be wrong and misguided and in need of correction. That's not an opinion. That's a stone cold sexy fact.
Unfortunately, too many people have beliefs that are rigid and not open to change. Like trying to pee with a boner, they are difficult to manage and can be disastrous when forced in another direction. No one likes to hear that the things they strongly believe are wrong, but it's a disservice to all of us if we can't be open to the idea that we are wrong, and open to learning something new. And while it's true that no one is right all the time and no one knows everything, that's natural. What's unnatural are those people who have been elevated to a position of authority, rightly or wrongly, who use their power and influence to spread their wrongheaded beliefs, not just to the benefit of ignorance, but to the dangerous detriment of those who believe them. Basically I mean assholes who spread bullshit. Follow along!
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Sylvia Browne, world-renowned fake psychic and perennial runner-up in ogress beauty pageants, has had a long, lurid career of stringent bullshit, foul deception and money-grubbing assholery. Many people have tried to expose her fraudulent ways, but those who want to believe hold fast to their ignorance in a way that is both aggravating and sad. Like a dog that refuses to stop eating poop, they consume what she tosses out like it's delicious, cruddy ambrosia.
While proponents can argue that it does no harm to believe Goblin Browne's ranting if she gives comfort to people who have lost loved ones, you really must question all the times that she's been caught in outright, terrible, despicable and stomach-turning lies.
Sylvia Browne predicted that MS would be cured in 2012. The common cold would be cured in 2010. Obama would not be re-elected. There would be a tsunami in Florida this fall. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie will break up. She has predicted that for four straight years. There are lots of lists of her failed predictions to peruse, but that's harmless, right? She's like your loopy aunt who drinks too much schnapps and tells you what a big boy you've become when her hand is on your inner thigh. It's not right, but it's technically not too bad.
Got $20? I'll show ya how auntie makes a beer bottle disappear.
Here's the part of my research where I Googled Holly Krewson. Opal Jo Jennings. Lynda McClelland. All people who had gone missing. All people whose desperate families had been told by Browne that they were abducted and taken somewhere else. All people who were actually murdered. What a shitty shitbag Sylvia Browne is for giving false hope to families. Imagine losing someone you care for, the pain and anguish of wondering if they are being hurt or if they're dead. Then to be told by someone you trust that they're alive. Then to have that rug pulled out from under you by reality. Fuck. Browne told one of those families that their loved one had been sold into slavery in Japan. In reality, she'd been killed only hours after disappearing.
Sylvia Browne is a soulless toilet bug who just wants your money and charges hundreds and thousands of dollars to tell people shit she's obviously just making up. She'll even diagnose your medical problems on the spot and argue with you when you don't agree with her assessment of your own personal health. The potential repercussions are mind-boggling in their ridiculousness. Because really, taking medical advice from someone who looks like Sylvia Browne is like taking wanking tips from Captain Hook.
3 Jenny McCarthy
Jenny McCarthy got famous for showing her tits and making farting sounds, which is how I wanted to get famous. But I failed miserably, so maybe this entry is tainted with jealousy. Once that shtick ran its course and she became a parent, McCarthy apparently got into the bottle of pills marked "bwaagah laahagah wha!" and downed every last one with a glass of Scotch to hop on a one-way train to Crazy Town, Vaccination Station.
McCarthy currently champions the anti-vaccine movement. After her son was diagnosed with autism, McCarthy went on a crusade to "educate" others about the link between vaccines and autism. To save you the time of reading into the subject, I will let you know that there is no real link between vaccines and autism. Look at this helpful and hilariously grim website for many, many details on why her beliefs are crazy like a fox hopped up on peyote if you'd like to know more.
While it's awesome if McCarthy wants to ignore science and believe unhelpful things, when she starts going on talk shows and writing books to let other people know why they shouldn't vaccinate their children against lethal diseases, that becomes an issue. The number of parents opting out of vaccines has steadily increased since McCarthy and those like her started making public appeals, while the total lack of any real autism cases linked to vaccines has remained the same.
Like with climate change, there are a handful of "experts" who claim that they know the real truth (which no credible people believe), as though the vast majority of doctors and scientists around the world were conspiring to be evil. Because that's why they all got Ph.D.s in the first place -- just to dupe the common man into believing some bullshit so they could then gather at the Nobel Prize gathering and high-five each other for playing y'all like suckas.


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Broadcom's NFC technology provides high-quality, open software stack for Android-powered devices
- Vendor-agnostic software gives OEMs freedom to choose preferred silicon vendor
- NFC inspires wide range of applications including mobile payments, simplified connectivity and tap-to-share data transfer
Broadcom NFC software stack advantages:
- For OEMs: by having a vendor-agnostic and open stack, OEMs now have the freedom to choose their preferred silicon provider
- For application developers: by moving from proprietary to open software, developers have more opportunity to create new applications that will drive broader adoption of NFC
- For consumers: by opening the doors for more NFC applications, consumers will be able to use their devices in new and creative ways including retail mobile payments, instant and secure media sharing between devices and tap-to-stream capability from a smartphone or tablet to a digital TV
Market Drivers:
- With over 1 million NFC-enabled Android devices activated each week, Android represents the largest market for NFC adoption1
- NFC-enabled smartphone shipments are anticipated to increase by 481% from 2012 to 20152
$116 billionof NFC-enabled mobile transactions are expected to be completed over the next three years3
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"NFC represents a huge, industry-wide opportunity and Android is the ideal environment for evolving this technology and its applications. Through our proven leadership and deep-seated connectivity expertise,
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Mini Zooper Doll Strollers
Units: About 21,000
Manufacturer: Lan Enterprises, of Beaverton, Ore.
Hazard: A child's finger can become caught in the rectangular metal clip or the black plastic side hinge, and this can sever a child's finger tip. Also, the strollers pose an entrapment hazard.
Incidents/Injuries: Pottery Barn Kids has received three reports of serious lacerations, including one partial finger severing on a 2 year old boy.
Description: The Mini Zooper Doll Stroller has a silver metal frame with a bright pink cotton canvas seat cover. "Pottery Barn Kids" is printed on a label on the canvas seat cover.
Sold exclusively at: Pottery Barn Kids retail stores nationwide, catalog and Web site from October 2005 through June 2007 for about $50.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately take the recalled doll strollers away from children and contact Pottery Barn Kids for instructions on receiving a repair kit.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, call Pottery Barn Kids at (888) 367-0144 between 7 a.m. and 12 a.m. ET daily or visit the firm's Web site at www.potterybarnkids.com
Firm's Media Contact: Leigh Oshirak, at (415) 438-8106
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following products. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Master Forge Five-Burner Gas Grills
Units: About 10,000
Manufacturer: Sagittarius Sporting Goods, of China
Importer: LG Sourcing, Inc. of North Wilkesboro, N.C.
Hazard: The flexible rubber hose on the LP gas tank can come into contact with burner box, causing the hose to melt and rupture when the grill is lit. This poses a fire and burn hazard to consumers.
Incidents/Injuries: The firm is aware of two complaints of the hose melting and rupturing. No injuries or property damage have been reported.
Description: This recall involves Master Forge five-burner, stainless steel gas grills. The name "Master Forge" is on the grill hood. The model number L3218 is located on a label inside the left front door of the grill.
Sold exclusively at: Lowe's stores nationwide from September 2009 through November 2009 for about $500.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled grills and contact Sagittarius to obtain a free repair kit.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact Sagittarius at (800) 444-6742 between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. ET Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Friday.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of
thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the
nation more than $1 trillion annually. CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical or
mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to help ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household
chemicals -– contributed to a decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 40 years.
Federal law bars any person from selling products subject to a publicly-announced voluntary recall by a manufacturer or a mandatory recall ordered by the
To report a dangerous product or a product-related injury go online to www.SaferProducts.gov or call CPSC's Hotline at 800-638-2772 or teletypewriter at
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I upgraded to SP6 from SP5 to see how it was but I was unhappy with having to click on the eye thing to see my password all the time and how complicated the new password generator was so I went back to SP5 after 5 days of using SP6.
I can't now import the database back into SP5, I get a message saying that the database is not supported, I was never told that there was some incompatibility, this basically means that anyone downloading the trial version will be unable to go back to his licensed SP5.
I think that a warning should have been given here, there is nowhere in the FAQ or anywhere else I can see that the problem is mentioned, people are simply forced to upgrade if they use the trial version, there is no point in testing something when you can't go back.
No, I don't have any old database to restore, they are all in the new format. Is there any work around????


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Written by NocturnalStalker on 12.03.2011 at 17:54
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The American Cancer Society provides the NexProfiler Treatment Tools [5]. This tool feeds details of your condition into a search of the research literature and gives statistical results for various treatments. It then suggests topics for you to discuss with your provider.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield offers Healthcare Facts [6]
Complementary and Alternative Medicine on Pubmed [7]
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [8]
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Consumer Reports Health [10] has a guide to making health decisions.
Food and Drug Administration [11] (FDA)
FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition [12]
FDA's Recalls and Safety Alerts [13]
Federal Trade Commission [14] (FTC)
The Harvard Medical School offers lists of questions to ask for specific situations [15].
Institute of Medicine Study. (1999) To Err is Human: Building A Safer Health System [16].
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) brochure that provides information on how you can avoid being the victim of medical errors, Speak Up: Help Prevent Errors In Your Care [17].
Kaiser Family Foundation. Trends and Indicators in the Changing Health Care Marketplace [18], 2004 Update.
The Medical Library Association [19] has a very simple glossary that translates medical terms into everyday language. The glossary is available in Spanish.
Medline Plus [20] offers a number of articles [21], including Getting the Most Out of Your A Visit to Your Doctor and Tips for Talking to Healthcare Professionals. There are a number of resources for specific health situations, such as cancer and heart disease.
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health [22]
National Center for Health Statistics. Fact Sheet: Actual Causes of Death in the United States [23], 2000 [23].
National Coalition on Health Care. Health Insurance Cost [24].
The National Institute on Aging suggests ways to discuss health concerns, medicines, and issues important to older people [25].
National Institutes of Health [26] (NIH)
NCCIH offers information on paying for complementary therapies. Paying for Complementary Health Approaches. [27]
NIH National Library of Medicine [28]
Prepared Patient [29]is an interactive website designed to help people find good health care and make the most of it.
Pubmed [30], a website used to research articles.
American Medical Association. American Medical Association Guide to Talking to Your Doctor. John Wiley and Sons, NY. 2001.
Edward T. Creagan (Mayo Clinic physician). How NOT to Be My Patient. Health Communications, Inc. FL. 2003.
John Knowles. Doing Better and Feeling Worse. W.W. Norton & Company: New York. 1977.
Parker-Pope, T. Wall Street Journal. 2005. Published in the Minneapolis Star & Tribune:
Bernie Seigal MD and Yosaif August. Help Me to Heal: A Practical Guidebook for Patients, Visitors and Caregivers. Hay House, Inc., CA. 2003.
Soden, Kevin and Christine Dumas. Special Treatment: Ten Way to Get the Same Special Health Care Your Doctor Gets. Berkley Publishing. NY. 2003.
[1] http://www.ahrq.gov/
[2] http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/guidetoq/
[3] http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/qnt/qnthplan.htm
[4] http://www.ahrq.gov/consumer/insuranc.htm
[5] http://www.cancer.org/docroot/ETO/eto_1_1a.asp
[6] http://www.healthcarefacts.org/hcf/homePage.do;jsessionid=FjL20vH5FZX428cgxPm4J2NCTyJdTk4H4HW1KhKF0dpPMTDtV3lf%212004050081
[7] http://www.nlm.nih.gov/nccam/camonpubmed.html
[8] http://www.cdc.gov/
[9] http://www.cms.hhs.gov/
[10] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/Consumer Reports Health also has a guide to making health decisions.
[11] http://www.fda.gov/
[12] http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/
[13] http://www.fda.gov/opacom/7alerts.html
[14] http://www.ftc.gov/
[15] http://www.health.harvard.edu/fhg/doctor/doctor.shtml
[16] http://www.iom.edu/report.asp?id=5575
[17] http://www.jcrinc.com/images/pubs/pdfs/SpeakUpBrochure.pdf
[18] http://www.kff.org/insurance/7031/ti2004-1-1.cfm
[19] http://www.mlanet.org/resources/medspeak/index.html
[20] http://medlineplus.gov/
[21] http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/talkingwithyourdoctor.html
[22] https://nccih.nih.gov/
[23] http://www.cdc.gov/search.do?action=search&queryText=Actual+Causes+of+Death+in+the+United+States%2C+2000
[24] http://www.nchc.org/facts/Economy/Costs-Introduction.pdf
[25] http://www.niapublications.org/pubs/talking/Talking_with_Your_Doctor.pdf
[26] http://www.nih.gov/
[27] https://nccih.nih.gov/health/financial
[28] http://www.nlm.nih.gov/
[29] http://www.preparedpatientforum.org/
[30] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi


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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: U. of Pittsburgh, Previously in Mexico City.
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The bottom team are actually all foreigners except for the glasses girl.
Names in romaji:
The people from shirai todai high school (Winners of the west tokyo regionals):
Oohoshi awai (1st year) (complete with galaxy and stars background like powers to go with her name )
Shibuya Takami (2nd year)
Matano Seiko (2nd year)
Hirose Sumire (3rd year)
Miyanaga Teru (3rd year)
Rinkai all girls from East Tokyo (even the name implies that it is a school for foreigners living in Japan)
3rd year:
Tsujigaito Satoha (meganekko, the sole japanese)
HaoHei Yuu (1st year)
Megan Davin (3rd year) (girl with tan)
Cheemyon Fa (2nd year) (girl with the umbrella, she's French but got a Kanji name that doesn't sound Japanese. Yay.)
Nelly Virsaladze (1sty year, token loli)
Eisui all girls (winners of the Kagoshima regionals):
Usuzumi Hatsumi 3rd year (the local loli, who actually made her opponents in the regional finals go in the negatives before the Taishou round with a yakuman, most probably a small four winds?)
Karijuku Tomoe 3rd year (the only girl with a normal uniform)
Iwato Kasumi (3rd year, girl with the long braids)
Takimi Haru (1st year, with the ponytail)
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Btw, Nelly would be so fitting inside Touhou.
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So perhaps the foriegner team will each have mahjong powers derived from the types of mahjong played in their home countries?
Like, the american one will do the Charleston, and hong kong one will have flower tile powers and the french one... wait, I don't know of anything particularly special about european mahjong rules...
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Yup, they even kalled Jindai Hime-sama and were talking about not burdening her like last year and keep winning themselves.
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The Steven Tyler Act, which would allow people to sue those who violate their privacy by taking photos or videos, is being shelved for this legislative session.
Senate Bill 465 sailed through the Senate. But, it was dead on arrival in the House.
"There's no support at this time for this measure," said Rep. Angus McKelvey, who is the chair for the House Committee on Consumer Protection and Commerce. "I've talked to my colleagues within committee and other members about hearing the measure and it was pretty much universally expressed to me there was no support for the measure at all."
The bill was to be heard first in the Consumer Protection and Commerce committee. McKelvey says they have more important issues this session like implementing the Affordable Care Act. He says the state already has laws to protect the rights of the Aerosmith frontman and others.


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This is the second year in a row that the council has approved a large outlay of hotel and motel tax funds to assist the organization in purchasing liability insurance for the event.
The 4-1 vote in favor of providing the funds came after Texas Mile organizer Shannon Matus provided the council with a report on what the semi-annual speed event brings to the city.
The vote came after some council members took the Bee Development Authority board to task for requiring a $50 million insurance policy for the Texas Mile organization.
Matus and others at the meeting said that the standard insurance requirement for speed events is $5 million.
City Manager Deborah Ballí said she had requested a joint meeting with the BDA board for the Thursday night session but the BDA had declined the invitation.
"What you mean is that they won't meet with us?" Mayor Santiago "Jimbo" Martinez asked.
Martinez called it "extraordinary" that a board made up of members appointed by three elected bodies would refuse to meet with one of those elected bodies. And the elected body which requested the meeting is responsible for appointing four of the board members.
Councilman David Carabajal, who is one of the four BDA board members appointed by the City Council, said he was not notified that the BDA's executive committee had met and had made the decision not to meet with the council regarding the insurance requirement.
"I sit on that board," Carabajal said. "I don't share those views."
Carabajal said that "out of respect I would like to have a chance to make those decisions, especially when it benefits the whole city."
"In the end," Carabajal said, "this money can be better spent." He said he objected to having to provide $80,000 of the city's hotel and motel tax receipts on what he called "a one-trick pony."
"I don't agree with four persons on the board (the executive committee) making decisions for the whole board," Carabajal continued.
Council members were told that the Texas Mile organizers had to have an answer to their request for funds by Monday so the organization could open its books to participants who wish to run in the March 22-24 event.
"I support the event," said Councilman John Fulghum. "I want to make it happen."
But Fulghum said he thought it was "outrageous that the BDA would require the Texas Mile organizers to have to pay $94,000 for insurance coverage for an event that would be set up for a total of six days in 2013.
At least 30 Texas Mile supporters attended the meeting.
Several of them reminded the council of the economic impact that the event has on the community during each of its two events.
Matus said that the event brought 6,395 participants, crew and spectators to Beeville last year and they spent more than $700,000 in raw dollars during 2012.
During the meeting, council members questioned the need for a $50 million insurance policy for the event.
Martinez said the assets that had been at Chase Field last year for the Sikorsky Aerospace Maintenance operation are no longer there.
"There is another tenant out there and their assets need to be covered as well," said Councilwoman Libby Spires.
Mayor Pro Tem Mike Scotten expressed concern about spending so much of the city's hotel and motel tax money on one event.
"Although I didn't like it last year, I can understand the request," Scotten said. "But now the assets are gone. They could at least cut it in half."
When the discussion on the request ended and Martinez called for action, the council was told that it would cost J&S Matus Motorsports $94,190 to purchase the $50 million policy for 2013. The difference in the cost for the $5 million coverage and the $50 million insurance policy would come to $78,690.
But Ballí reminded the council that it had approved a $40,000 cap in hotel and motel tax expenditures for an event. However, because the Texas Mile would be purchasing insurance coverage for two events in 2013, the organization could be given $40,000 for each of the events for a total of $80,000.
Ballí said the city would pay the money directly to the insurance company providing the coverage and none of the funds would go to the Texas Mile organization.
The council then heard comments from a number of those who had come to support the request. Business managers said their sales doubled during each Texas Mile event.
Fulghum then made the motion to approve the request and provide $40,000 for each of the two events.
Carabajal seconded the motion and it passed with Spires voting against it.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at email@example.com.


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Flags from past to present.
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Patriotic Hair This is my Stylist, Stephen Michaels. We decided to give our own touch of style to the flag. - LaToya Rogers of Norristown
Bubba The Cat This is our awesome cat Bubba, he just had to check out the flag and draped himself in it. - Anita Edwards from Limerick, Pa.
kelly wilson of Lumberton This is the home I grew up (and still live) in Lumberton, NJ all dressed up for Memorial Day & Fourth of July!
From Patti Nelso of Thorndale Friends and family on 4th of July under our huge American flag!!! Hung proudly in our front yard.
from Meg Perritt of Wilmington, Delaware My daughter Maggie 13 months old LOVES American flags.
From Donna Bivighouse of Ottsville This patriotic photo is a photo of our home in Upper Bucks County, Tinicum Township. Hope you enjoy
amy brennan of Douglassville, pa. My first 4th of July
From Tracy Kohlepp from Runnemede, N.J. My son Gage on the porch
from Stephanie Muller in East Windsor, N.J The Central New Jersey Council of the Boy Scouts of America
From Paula Dubin in Elkins Park. Desined this picture in celebration of 4th of july
from Corinne Hanna of Philly Watching the fireworks with my best friends on Wildwood's Boardwalk on 4th of July
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from Peter Burcat of Delaware This is a patriotic display I observed at what was left of a person's home in Joplin, Missouri when I volunteered to help clean up in Joplin one (1) month after the tornado that struck Joplin in May of this year. This photograph was taken on June 24, 2011, in advance of the 4th of July. The human spirit truly does continue in the face of disasters.
from Mandy Gordon Kevin and Mason on the 4th of July
from Frank Lengetti from Mullica Hill This is a photograph of a 2003, 100th Anniversary Harley Davidson Road King Classic. The picture is titled American Ride
from Carol Orendac of Lumberton, NJ
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from Brian Izzi of Philly my son celebrating the USA womans soccer team in their win against France to advance to the finals in the world cup.
from Brandi Duke of Stratford, NJ My son Nico is 11 months old from Stratford New Jersey. He is enjoying his first patriotic summer.
Kayce Rose Star Spangled Summer Kayce Rose, Waiting for the Parade to Start in Pottstown Pa - submitted by Phyllis Kelly
From Carly Rosenblatt of Mount Laurel, NJ This is a picture of our 4 month old twins Ethan and Logan from Mount Laurel, NJ. They are celebrating their love for the USA and waving their American flags proudly!!
Terry Lyster from Chadds Ford, Pa. Off our back deck. Lots of color and butterflies to enjoy
From Nicole Rachau of Newportsville, pa My patriotic kiddies! Sam, 7 and Sophie, 2.
From Kiley Barker of Brooklawn, NJ Our small town parade for Fourth of July
from kellyann simpson of philadelphia Picture of my daughter allison at 23 weeks on her 1st 4th of july
From Joe and Gloria Medl of Allentown, Pa. The home of Joe and Gloria Medl in Allentown want people to know we are proud of our flag.
Debbie Dooling of Berwyn, Pa
Julie Capaldi of East Norriton Pa Bella, Kayleigh & Savannah are ready to celebrate our Independence!
From Trisha Howell of Oaklyn, NJ My niece Kayla dressed up her pupp mad in honor of her brother leaving for coast guard training
From Debbie Montgomery of Smyrna, Del. This is a picture of my friends and I on our horses in the 4th of July Parade, this year the parade route was in Clayton, De.
From David Jones from Elkton, Md This is a patriotic photo of my 8 year old twin daughters Candace & Corrine Jones, taken on the deck of the Cape May Ferry.
From Claire Stango of Philadelphia My three year old granddaughter, Samantha Staublein, from the Torresdale section of Philadelphia, enjoying Oreland's 4th of July parade with her family!
Sophia and Roxy Peterson These two youngsters are celebrating the Red White and Blue in the Ocean City South End 4th of July Parade
Sadi rodowicz from Collingswood NJ She is enjoying the Cheltenham PA 4th of July Parade
From proud grandparents Pictured left to right are, Maddie, Kate and Lily Cooper of Hartsville Pa.
mike maholick from North Wales Here's Mike proudly displaying his prized American Flag to show his & North Wale's Patriotism & Support our Troops
Micki and Bill Bowne This is our 13-year old beagle, Victoria, celebrating the 4th at our home in Pemberton.
Micki and Bill Bowne Photo of our home in Pemberton, NJ decorated for the Independence Day holiday
Kathy patterson of Bear, Del. 20 month old granddaughter visiting from VA celebrating our great country!
Jaymie Thomas Beal of Medford Lakes Jaymie Thomas Beal of Medford Lakes, NJ in her memorial tribute to her family members who served in the military
From Steve Spies of Reading, Pa. My name is Rogan. I love baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie with ice cream. And I'm proud to be an American!
Betsy Ross Came To The Marple 4th Of July Parade
Beth Cancelliere from philadelphia This is Nova, her 6-month-old boxer
Ava Jane DiPasquale of Gilbertsville
Owin My star spangled Westie Owin enjoying the Skippack Parade. He is really enjoying it. Submitted by Thelma Brinson
Collegeville Our patriotic display on the 4th in Collegeville, pa. Submitted by Martha Kriebel
1st July 4th! She's 9 months old and celebrating her 1st 4th of July! Submitted by Molly McFillin
"We can never forget" Outside our home on 4th of July. My son Ron Whetstone Jr. made this display to honor our war heros. Even on days we are celebrating, we can never forget why we have this freedom. Submitted by Ron Whetstone
Emily Emily in her Red, White and Blue! Looking forward to celebrating Independence Day with family, drinking lemonade and eating hot dogs and ice cream. Submitted by Jennifer Evans
Kathy My girl Kathy on U.S.S, New Jersey. Submitted by Dan Peacock
Star Spangled Summer July 4, 2011 on Franklin Avenue in Cheltenham Village, PA. Submitted by Jim Casey
Artie This is Artie in his back yard located in Lower Macungie Township Pa. , showing his his patriotism, in more ways than one! This day is a great day for America. Happy Fourth of July, 2011. Submitted by Artie Persing
Sheba Our dog Sheba who is 17 today July 4th. Submitted by Craig Mann
George Jones looking kool George Jones Trying to pick up girls. By looking kool. Submitted by Val Jons
Benjamen and Alex My two beautiful shelties, Benjamen and ALex, love showing off their patriotism as they wear their banadans sitting out in our front yard for all to see!!!! Submitted by Mary Sacalis
My flag My flag that I fly 23/7 and my hanging flowers. Submitted by Ed Funk
U.S. Flags & my Marine Corps flags U.S. Flags & my Marine Corps flags for the 4th. Extra bonus is our son, Airman 1st Class Ian Allston is home on leave from the U.S. Air Force until Monday the 4th! Development of Woodland Heights, Wilmington, DE. Submitted by Mark Allston
Our patriotic house Star spangled summer picture. Our patriotic house in Folsom, NJ. Submitted by Chris Groatman
Glitter Nails This is a Glitter Nails art. Everything made from color acrylic and Robin love the Patriotic spirit so we decide to do this nails for her. Submitted by Christine Pham
Kelly family military service Our tribute to Kelly family military service. Submitted by William Kelly
The Iannarelli home The Iannarelli (EYan-A-Relli) Family of Cheltenham Village, PA home decorated for the 225th Anniversary of America's Independence. Submitted by the Iannarelli Family
Our flag-draped home Our flag-draped circa 1850 home on July 4, 2011, in Tuckahoe, NJ. Submitted by Dale McElhone
McClain The Sensational Copy, nicknamed "McClain" after the famed Olympian, McClain Ward, celebrates the 4th and America's freedom. McClain is an American Paint Horse one of the most popular horse breeds in our country exemplifying pride and the freedom to enjoy life in the wonderful United States of America. Submitted by Patricia Sharp
Baby Jonathan James Baby Jonathan James celebrating his 1st 4th of July!! Submitted by Kimerbly McCloskey
Woody's Patriotic Ride My husband Woody's 1935 Chevy flatback sedan - Submitted be Pam Nyce
Star Spangled Summer Wayne Lilly From Paoli, Pa.
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Star Spangled Summer John Reardom from Wyncote, Pa.
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Reenactment Kent Courtney at the 148th Anniversary Reenactment at the Battle of Gettysburg, PA
Reenactment In Gettysburg Tens of Thousands of Spectators Stretch Out as Far as the Eye Can See at the Civil War Reenactment in Gettysburg, PA
Ruth Williams Patriotic Pup Pennsville
Ruth Williams - Military Wishing Well In Front Yard Pennsville
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Chris Groatman Patriotic House In Folsom NJ
Star Spangled Toes! Lauren Cabrera, 14, painted her own toenails to celebrate the Fourth of July with Star Spangled toes! She lives in Somers Point New Jersey and can't wait to celebrate our Independence! Submitted by Lauren Cabrera
Bear Flags! A 7/1/2011 view of our front yard in Bensalem. Be careful of the two bears! (They're as much a part of amerca as we are.) Submitted by Frank & Marie Brewer
Richboro Flags Our home, always, in good weather! - Submitted by Evelyn Grace
Uncle Lew Wilkinson My Uncle Lew Wilkinson whom is 96-years-old is in Cooper River rehab nursing home,celebrating the 4th of july this year. We live together and its my first year without him for the last 10 yrs together. he is much missed and wish him home soon. Happy Birthday America and sister Cindy whom passed would of been 51. Submitted by Mary Lou Watkins
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Wayne Eattock Flyin my flag.
Thomas O'Brien Madelyn and her cousins are watching the Memorial Day Parade come down Wenonah Avenue outside their Grandmom & Grandpop O'Brien's house in Mantua, NJ!
Robin Liczbinski This picture is from Raymond Liczbinski's swearing in ceremony today as a West Vincent Twp police officer.
Leah Dryden This is a picture of my children Lily Pearl 3 and David 2 months in their 4th of July clothing.
larry haney star spangled summer Springfield Montgomery Ridge pike. 1800's home decorated for the 4th.
jesse jordan I fly my flag everyday. Put it up in the morning and take it down in the evening.
Courtney Nelson Here is our most handsome pup Raleigh. He just enjoyed a day at the dog beach in Longport! He is our patriotic pup with a dad who is a 3 time veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan War. We are a very patriotic family and we support our troops and veterans.
Alicia Hernandez Star Spangled Summer Standing firm for our country
Jeff Wuchter Flag Photo Our flags fly year around, not just on the 4th of July - Julie & Jeff Wuchter of the Kutztown, Pa. area.
Delaware River Star Spangled Summer Happy 235th Birthday America! From the banks of the Delaware River in Easton, PA - Submitted by Rick and Roberta Woods of Easton, Pa.
USA Flag View from our Deck Home of the free because of the Brave. Submitted by Ginny Eggleston
Flag Waving! At home in our front porch - Submitted by Alyssa Glassey
Ella Maeve Ella Maeve sings "You're a Grand Old Flag". Submitted by - Jenna Duke
Elizabeth Bareis Elizabeth Bareis and her Jack Russel Terrier Puppy Diesel (4 1/2 months old) - Submitted by Elizabeth Bareis
Adrianna Fazzio This is my grand-daughter Adrianna Fazzio with her best friend Leroy Brown, waiting on the 4th of July festivities,, saying hello and a happy 4th to everyone here from Sewell NJ - Submitted by Mary Cox
Margarita Giambrone Aside from hanging a large American Flag outside on our sliding glass door of the balcony my husband also hangs small American Flags on each posts of the balcony of our condo. - Submitted by Margarita Giambrone of Mt. Laurel, N.J.
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Pictured holding flag is George Moriarty of Warrington Pa. Picture taken at "Welcome Home" ride by Warrior's Watch MC riders. Warrior's Watch Riders is dedicated to welcoming our troops home from Afganistan/Iraq - Submitted by George Moriarty of Warrington.
Emily Diana - Star Spangled Summer This photo is of my granddaughter, Emily Diana. She is 16 months old and loves to point to our american flag. She also loves to wave her handheld flags as you can see in this photo. We are teaching her at a young age to appreciate freedom in her country the USA. Thank you! - Submitted by Diana Kiewel of Broomall, PA
Sharp-Star Spangled Summer The Sensational Copy, "McClain", affectionately nicknamed after famed Olympian, McClain Ward, celebrates the Fourth and America's freedom. "McClain" is my Paint horse that resides at our farm in Pittsgrove and will be showing at the new Dream Park this weekend in Gloucester County, New Jersey. - Submitted by Patricia Sharp of Pittsgrove, New Jersey.
Bianca Sims My Great niece Bianca Sims AKA "Binx" running with her flag! Submitted by - JoAnn Shoesmith
Mike Falkenstein - Star Spangled Summer Submitted by Mike Falkenstein of Secane, Pa.
Patriotic Girls This photo is of my granddaughters taken this past weekend for no reason other than I wanted a picture of them all together. I purchased the matching outfits for them last Thursday and was just told by a co worker about this photo submission while at work last night. I chose these outfits because summer just makes me feel very "American" My Granddaughters names are Nevea (age 4) - Cecilia (10 months) - Katie (9 months) - Submitted by Melissa Twisdale
Todd Gleason Star Spangled Summer Flag blowing in the wind on the bay side of Ocean City, NJ. - Submitted by Todd Gleason of Collingdale, Pa.
FLAG AT GORGAS PARK RITA AND TOM MC GLONE AND JANE AND GEORGE LEMERISE DISPLAYING OUR FLAG AT GORGAS PARK THANK YOU - Submitted by jane LEMERISE
Lucini Family Of Fox Chase Lucini Family of Fox Chase section of Philly showing off their patriotic spirit during CBS 3 Backyard BBQ.
Lucini BBQ In Fox Chase Showing off her patriotic spirit during CBS 3's Backyard BBQ segment at the Lucini house in Fox Chase section of Philly.
American Winter "Now is the winter of our discontent..." Optimistic view over my back fence...looking to America's "Glorious summer." Now we "hope for change." Submitted by Gina Gesuti-Ginsiorsky
Patriotic Driveway My Driveway all decked out for flag day & the 4th of july - Submitted by Dan Peacock
Submitted By Gail Braddock As my daughter stated and I quote "As you can clearly see, we're getting ready for Memorial Day/ Fourth of July. I told mom I almost feel like John Phillip Souza will come marching out of the front door" And this is only the front of the house. - Submitted by Gail Braddock
Kristle Christo Lyla Christo's first Forth of July - Submitted by Kristle Christo of Hammonton, NJ.
Annabelle This a picture of my star spangled girl Annabelle she was a rescue and is 6 years old. She reminds me of the movie Patton as if she nows she is possing with the flag. Submitted by Sheri Pauley
Ashley Lutz My #1 American Girl "Ashley Lutz" - Submitted by Fred Lutz, Langhorne, Pa
Flag Day Submitted by Pete Schofield, Malvern
Flag Day Flag Day June 14, 2011. Proudly displaying the flag for all to see on the main drag thru the village of Kenilworth, outside Pottstown Pa., on E Schuylkill Ave (RT 724). - Submitted by James Lovely, Pottstown
USA, Marine Corp and Vietnam Vet flags A picture of our house with the USA flag sandwiched between the Marine Corp flag and the Vietnam Vet flag. All three are flown from Memorial Day to Veteran's Day each year. - Submitted by Kimberly Ohmacht, Bethlehem
Picture of the stars and stripes Picture of the stars and stripes hanging on my home in Newark, DE on June 14, 2011 - Flag Day. It has been hanging since Memorial Day weekend and will be hanging through Sept 11. - Submitted by Dennis Mattinson
Geoffrey and Dutch Geoffrey and Dutch watching the flag fly! - Submitted by Stacie Evans of Turnersville, NJ
Steve Gordon Flag Photo Flag day pictures from our house. - Submitted by Steve Gordon, Southampton, PA.
Mike Smith These U.S. Flags are mingled with U.S. Navy penants in honor of our son, who is a Navy ROTC midshipman training with a fighter squadron this summer. - Submitted by Mike Smith of Lansdale, PA
United 93 Memorial At the United 93 memorial in Shanksville, PA, Flags are in abundance here. Strangely, there is a calmness here, it's quiet and serene, not much talking, you don't need to talk. Large granite memorials to small painted rocks done by children, mementos left everywhere. There is a need to leave something, a tribute of sorts. It's heartwrenching but heartwarming at the same time, as odd as that sounds. It's a reminder of our strengths and the love of our country. A place where everyone should go, even if it's just once, you won't regret it, you'll come away a different person for being here, and proud to be an American. This memorial won't be around much longer, a permanent one will be there, eventually. This one should stay but it isn't, and that's sad, because this one was made by people like you and me - Submitted by Paula Rowell of Pine Grove, Pa.
Beesleys Point Our home in Beesleys Point NJ displaying the American flag. - Submitted by Bob Matera, Beesleys Point
Kevin Mclaughlin Flag On Roof I painted a 14' x 24' flag on the roof of my house. It's not on Google earth yet but you can see it from over 1000' high. Maybe you could take a better picture with your helicopter. - submitted by Kevin Mclaughlin of Collegeville.
Alfred Garrison Jr To show our support for the troops, our son in the U.S.M.C and my fellow vietnam veterans.- Submitted by Alfred Garrison Jr of Willow Grove, Pa.
Flag 30 by 50 flag painted on our business roof in Laureldale, N.J. - Submitted by Jeff Pinkos, Port Republic, New Jersey
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