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- Summary: Inspired by the Atari classic, Centipede: Origins brings an entirely new level of bug-blasting fun to the world-renowned franchise.Evil, plant-munching vermin are swarming into your precious garden and rapidly destroying everything! You, a peace-loving gnome, have no choice than to wage anInspired by the Atari classic, Centipede: Origins brings an entirely new level of bug-blasting fun to the world-renowned franchise.Evil, plant-munching vermin are swarming into your precious garden and rapidly destroying everything! You, a peace-loving gnome, have no choice than to wage an all-out war against these vile creepy crawlies.Using extreme weapons and gadgets, protect your garden from the ambush of vicious bugs and the dreaded CENTIPEDE.Who will survive: GNOMES or BUGS?! YOU DECIDE!Features:•3 Upgradeable weapons that will lay waste to the onslaught of bugs and centipedes! Use the grenades, rapid fire and others to eliminate the insects! More to be included soon!•3 Upgradable gadgets such as the Fly Trap, the Time Warp and others to give you the upper hand in your battle with the bugs and centipedes! More to come soon!•Collect coins to buy upgrades and help you protect the world of the gnomes!•4 playable levels including Bumpkinpatch Gardens, Bumpkinpatch Aerial, Tarpit Excavation, Valley of Flowers and others that can be purchased as you progress through the game!More features to come!*** CHECK OUT OUR OTHER EXCITING GAMES! ***Atari's Greatest Hits, Breakout®: Boost+, Asteroids™: Gunner, Circus Atari® and watch for our future apps at facebook.com/AtariIf you are experiencing any problems with Centipede: Origins, please email firstname.lastname@example.com so we can assist you.… Collapse
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Jun 26, 2012Centipede Origins is true to the arcade classic in pretty much every way that one could want, while adding enough features to keep a new generation of gamer interested.
Jun 25, 2012A commendable refresh of a classic from gaming's prehistory, Centipede: Origins expands on the core gameplay of the original to deliver a fun and addictive experience.
Jul 31, 2012Fans of the original will be glad to have the game in their pocket, while newcomers should have no trouble grasping the simple controls and play style.
Jun 26, 2012Not a bad game. It's just kind of bland. Fans of Centipede might enjoy an iPad-friendly version of the game, and it does have gnomes in it. Everything is better with gnomes. It just doesn't take a lot of risks, doesn't do anything particularly unexpected.
Jun 26, 2012Centipede: Origins is a fun upgrade to a classic shooter, but until updates address the poor interface design, this is a game suited primarily for iPad users alone.
Jun 25, 2012Centipede Origins keeps the classic formula intact, while introducing fun new elements and a vibrant visual style to update it for modern smartphones.
Jul 6, 2012Centipede has gotten a graphical facelift, but now the game has nothing to make it unique.
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2012 20th Telecommunications Forum, TELFOR 2012 - Proceedings | Year: 2012
Concept of design and realization of high gain printed antenna structures is presented. They consist of antenna array, subreflector, feeding network and bal-un, all printed on the same dielectric substrate. Linear array is positioned on the axis focus of the cylindrical parabolic reflector. Results are presented for the range around 26 GHz with side lobe suppression (SLS) of 30 dB as well as for the range around 60 GHz. An example of design, optimization and realization of the high gain antenna around 23 GHz with cylindrical-parabolic reflector is given in the second part of the paper. In all reported cases agreement between simulated and measured results is very good. © 2012 IEEE.
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European Microwave Week 2010, EuMW2010: Connecting the World, Conference Proceedings - European Microwave Conference, EuMC 2010 | Year: 2010
Loop radiation elements with circular polarization radiation pattern are investigated. The research includes, also, two-dimensional array with loop elements and feeding network on the same dielectric substrate. Simulation for substrate σ R =1 gives appropriate radiation pattern and axial ratio (AR). Simulation for substrate σ R =2.17 and h= λ g/40 gives large deformations of radiation pattern and AR. The reason is surface waves. The surface waves are suppressed perforating the substrate with holes. Radiation array 8×8=64 is realized in the frequency range around 60 GHz. © 2010 EuMA.
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IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters | Year: 2012
A new type of printed millimeter planar antenna with circular polarization for 60-GHz range is proposed. Radiation elements with two open tape rings are arranged in a two-dimensional 8 × 8 antenna array. Feeding is synphase network with tapered symmetrical (balanced) microstrip in the same plane as the radiation elements. The 8×8 array is fabricated in the conventional technology. To test reproducibility, three samples are fabricated. Measured $S 11 (VSWR), gain, and axial ratio (AR) are very good and in very good agreement between all three samples: AR <3 dB about 25% and gain near 20 dBi. © 2011 IEEE.
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The paper presents concept, simulation, design and realization of the printed antenna array with a subreflector and a cylindrical-parabolic reflector. This antenna is intended for higher millimeter wave ranges and is characterized by many advantages such as efficacy, compactness, broad bandwidth and possibility of integration with other passive and active microwave circuits. Antenna gain is nearly 34 dBi and aperture efficiency is near to 50 %. The antenna operates in the frequency range around 60 GHz. Measured results are in good accordance with those obtained by a simulation.


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Current stage name
Terence Graham (テリュース・グレアム)
Parents: Terry was born out of wedlock to Eleanor Baker, a famous American actress and the Duke Richard D. Grandchester. Despite his parents separating when he was a young child, he remembers spending an early childhood summer with them in Scotland. According to his mother, she had wanted to remain with him and his father, but she was unable to do so(2). His father had taken him away and abandoned his mother(3), who then returned to America and worked as a successful actress. His father married and had children with the new Duchess of Granchester, who continually derided him due to his illegitimate birth(4). In the winter of 1911, he went to America hoping to reconnect with his mother. Instead, he was abruptly rejected by her and was told to keep their relationship a secret and return to England(5). Regretting her actions, his mother went to Scotland in the summer of 1912 to reconcile with her son(6).
: Duke Richard D. Grandchester (リチャード・D・グランチェスター)
: Eleanor Baker (エレノア・ベーカー)
Stepmother : Duchess
Grandchester (グランチェスター公爵夫人)
Siblings : Terry has two younger half-brothers and one younger half-sister on his father's side. Their names are unknown. (Webmistress note: In the CC Final Story, only one brother and one sister is mentioned(7))
Past education : Terry attended the Royal St. Paul's Academy in England, a school with a long history with the Granchester family. His ancestors had founded the academy and even built the existing church(8). Although he had a tendancy to break the school rules, he managed to have excellent grades(9).During the school year, he fell in love with Candy, whom he first met on a ship sailing to England on New Year's Eve, 1911(10). He expelled himself from the school at the end of the year 1912, in order to protect Candy and allow her to remain in the Academy(11). Outside Candy's detention cell, he expressed regret at not being old enough so he could take Candy and leave the Academy together(12). Before leaving, Terry left a short note to Candy telling her that he was departing for America and wishing for her happiness(13).
Occupation/Career : Terry worked as a Broadway actor with the Stratford Troupe after his arrival in America. His first role as an actor was the King of France in the Shakespearean play "King Lear"(14) around the fall of 1914. He received great reviews and later earned the lead role as Romeo in the play "Romeo and Juliet"(15). After his heartbreaking separation from Candy (estimated winter 1916), his acting sufffered and he was panned by the critics. It was rumored that he was thrown out of work(16), so he left Broadway and ended up performing in a circus tent in Rockstown around the fall of 1917. However, after seeing a "vision" of Candy during his awful performance, he pulled himself together(17) and returned to Broadway to revive his acting career. Some years later, he made a comeback playing "Hamlet" with two successful runs and the play would go on to show in Britain(18).
Past engagement : Terry was previously engaged to Susanna Marlowe(19), a broadway actress, who was obsessively in love with him. Rumors of their engagement began surfacing in articles soon after America entered the war (April, 2017)(20). During their rehearsal for Romeo and Juliet, Susanna had saved Terry's life when a stagelight fell. She was severely injured after the accident and had to be confined to a wheelchair for life(21). (Webmistress note: In the CC Final Story, the author did not specify that Susanna lost her leg, like in the manga and anime.) Consequently, Terry and Candy were forced to make the painful choice to separate so he could remain with Susanna, who tried to commit suicide by falling off the hospital roof(22). Years afterwards, Susanna passed away after losing her battle to an unknown illness(23). (It is believed that they never married due to Terry's undying love for Candy.)
Susanna Marlowe
Pastime/Hobby : Terry
enjoys playing the piano(24)
and the harmonica which Candy had offered to help him stop smoking
(anime/manga). He is also
skilled in sword-fighting and horseback riding (anime/manga).
UPDATE: Keiko Nagita, author of Candy Candy Final Story (2010), announced the official spelling of Terry's name to be "Terence Granchester" in the italian edition of the Candy Candy Final Story (November, 2014).
Physical Characteristics as a Teenager
*Height : 1 meter 73 cm (5 ft 6.7inches)
*Weight : 53 kg (116.8 lbs)
*Shoe size : 25.5 cm (10 inches)
*Blood type : AB
*Favorite color : black
*Hair color : brown
*Eye color : blue-green
Reference : *Birthdate and personal measurements taken from the appendix "Nakayoshi Manga Shinbun" in the Nakayoshi magazine (June,1977)
Present Information :
Current relationship : It is widely believed that he married Candice White Ardlay, after sending her a letter revealing that he (or rather his feelings for her) had not changed, a year and half after Susanna's death(25).
Candice (Candy) White Ardlay (キャンディス・ホワイト・アードレー)
Current status/residence : It is rumored that he is living happily with Candy in a home situated near the Avon River (presumably in England) and that he is currently working as an actor at the Royal Shakespeare Theater at Stratford-Upon-Avon, England. It is also widely believed that Candy was referring to Terry as "anohito あのひと" whenever she reminisced about her past.


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By: Tom Malone
Fishing is one of the oldest skills in human history; most ancient civilizations began near water, which provided ancient civilians with drinking water, irrigation, and (you guessed it) fish. There are plenty of reasons why fishing is a skill that survives and thrives in today's cultures. The skill (or art) of fishing provides both tangible and intangible benefits and it's easy to learn.
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Regardless of your eschatological views, you can be sure of one thing. When people unexpectedly fall on hard times, many an agnostic-in-practice suddenly become spiritual. It is known that the two places where prayers are most commonly offered are church pews and the back of a police cruiser. Humans return to their Creator in their time of need, as demonstrated time and time again in the Old Testament. Israel returned to obeying God after they encountered judgment for their disobedience and foolishness. Americans are no different. During the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, churches were flooded by individuals looking for answers, comfort, and reconciliation with their Maker. Disasters, terrorist attacks, and financial ruin often become a reality check for the masses of "Christmas & Easter Christians" that get distracted with the everyday monotony of life. It all comes down to perspective. So, here is my challenge relating to prepping with eternity in mind: Carpe Aeternitatem– seize eternity!
I am sure we can agree that physical and spiritual preparedness is taught, encouraged, and even commanded by scripture: Genesis 6 & 7, Proverbs 21:20, Psalms 28:19, Proverbs 20:13, Proverbs 6:6, Matthew 25:1-13, Proverbs 22:3.
The "why" you survive the coming collapse is just as important as the "how" you survive TEOTWAWKI. It would be grievous indeed to successfully survive the worst global disaster of this age, and yet fail to maintain your spiritual duty and calling to help a lot of people get right with God. What will be most important in eternity? How high my quality of life was after the SHTF, or how effective I was at reaching the hurting and the lost? Now, there is no excuse for not maintaining a standard of preparedness. You will not be much help to anyone if you yourself are not self-sufficient; and the more prepared you are, the greater your ability to help and counsel others. Let's just make sure we have the necessary tools and skills to indeed shine our light before men during one of this country's darkest hours. Here are some tips for prepping for the Kingdom.
- Consider taking crisis/trauma-counseling courses. Many counseling courses are relatively inexpensive and can be done online or by video. You can be sure your loved ones and refugees with need effective counseling, and a psychiatrist or counselor may not be readily available. Spouses, children, and neighbors will experience everything from violently defending homesteads to the tedious, mind-numbing drudgery of medieval chores. These traumatic experiences will need to be addressed and processed. In the aftermath of a global crisis, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) will run rampant, and someone needs to be ready to help. People will need sound Christian counseling in order to maintain some level of functionality. Don't rely on your own "toughness" to make sure you can deal with the emotional upheaval affecting your family and neighbors; get some serious training today for how to deal with the non-tangibles of life.
- Stock up on PAPER Bibles, concordances, and devotionals. Understatement: Much of life will be different with the loss of electricity. The Millennial generation is more comfortable using search engines and e-bibles as a means to read and study the Bible. In the near future, many young people may not even have a paper Bible. Furthermore, this generation has swapped memorization for ease of access when it comes to information, and Scripture is no different. Why Memorize Psalm 23 when I have it at my fingertips 24/7 in 10 different translations? The result is that fewer Christians know their Bible and fewer homes will have multiple Bibles. The principle of "two is one, and one is none" applies to God's Word as well. I doubt Bibles will be printed en masse after the collapse, so find a bulk supplier and get a case for posterity! Wouldn't it be great if you could give each of your grandchildren their own Bible?
In addition to this, it would behoove each of us to have hard copies of important historical church documents, such as the various creeds and writings of the early church fathers. You may wish to also have on hand copious documents relating to your particular denomination. In a time of upheaval, we would be amiss to fail to preserve our heritage and the doctrinal thesis upon which the Church currently rests. With a breakdown in connectivity and communication, I foresee a great blending/shredding of Christian beliefs. If there is a lack of available theological leadership, Christians and new converts will need resources to steer clear of heresies and heretics.
- Prepare for "old- school" church. Many small home churches and a few larger gatherings may become the norm. You may not be called to preach, but providing means for the church service is just as vital. Will you need hymnals, new convert materials (see #2), sacraments, non-electric musical instruments? How about large portable tents and voice amplification for large outdoor gatherings?
- Have designated donation food items that will open doors for you to share the Gospel. In the age of social justice, nothing is trending as much as caring for physical needs before spiritual needs. Many will be looking for a handout, and many will go away empty-handed. Being the one that can help a hungry soul will undoubtedly give your testimony weight and influence in sharing the Gospel. Caution: This avenue of outreach must be carefully planned and executed as throngs of hungry refugees could easily overpower the most prepared survivor. However, hermitage and hoarding is not an option for the believer! "Whatever you do to the least of these, you do to me. " (Matthew 25:40)
- Encourage your Church to develop a crisis plan. I believe that in the event of a governmental collapse, local churches may easily become the center of community decision-making and the center of community identity. Many modern Americans don't know anyone on their block beyond the neighbor to their left, right, and across the street. This disjointed public community will only become more skeptical of each other in the event of an emergency. The people they know and trust are those that they fellowship with at their place of worship. Churches can provide a neutral location of safety and security where common good can be established. Churches are also one of the strongest indicators of a person's personal identity. Churches are usually gifted at organizing individuals under a common vision, and they tend to be altruistic in their motives. Churches are where millions of people rally for a cause once a week, every week. That cannot be said about any other campaign, cause, or non-profit establishment. This being said, churches need to be prepared to fulfill the Great Commission in the event of TEOTWAWKI. Although some pastors could be resistant to making plans and decisions based upon a future societal collapse, many would agree that a "crisis plan" would be very appropriate for the church in preparing for local natural disasters and large-scale community tragedies (school shootings/bomb threats). These simple plans often create procedures and protocol for facilitating helpful order and support in the face of community-wide problems. These plans create a foundation that could easily and quickly apply to a TEOTWAWKI situation. A starting plan of action is better than no plan at all.
- Study to show yourself approved. (2 Timothy 2:15) There will definitely be a spiritual leadership vacuum. Will you be prepared to fill it? Your community, family, and anyone you come in contact with will need regular, quality biblical teaching. Whether you are an eloquent Billy Graham or a stuttering Moses, you will need to become a spiritual leader in your realm of influence. There are three prerequisites for this calling: Bible knowledge, a thriving personal relationship with God, and (you guessed it) leadership. Of these three, where are you deficient? Shore up that weak spot so you can be prepared for the most important need of the human: God.
In all of the above preparedness suggestions, there is a common theme. We cannot forget the Spiritual side of ourselves or our loved ones when attempting to be "practical" in our allotments. It can be easy to only think in terms of tangibles when we are paring down our necessities to the basics, but often the non-tangibles (faith, joy, peace, prayer, worship) add more to the quality of life than the greatest new survival gadget. Indeed, we should invest heavily in having the ability to maintain our family's spiritual growth long after Christian book stores shutter their doors, and Bible "dot-coms" cease to exist.
In all of our preparation, we must take note of Psalm 127:1– "Except the LORD build the house, they labor in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain." Recognize that the Lord will bless and protect those that seek Him, and use Godly wisdom in preparing, However, others may have prepared far beyond any measure and have no surety for success in the coming storm.


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What color is the sky?
That's a fairly simple question with a fairly simple answer. I say fairly because once it is expanded, "what color is the sky?' becomes a much more difficult question. The answer depends on what day it is, it relies on the refraction of light and the composition of the earth's atmosphere. In the past few weeks, things that could be categorized as simple questions have struck me as awe inspiring and integral to finding a sense of place and moving forward with our projects.
The first occurred at an HIV and AIDS in the workplace panel when the speaker, in the middle of hitting his audience of undergraduates and MBAs with huge amounts of factual and emotional information, asked me "Who are you?" With only three words, this initially looks like a simple question. It should be a question with an equally concise answer. It was an answer that, when put on the spot, seemed like the hardest thing to find in the world. An impossible test on with my life depended, due to the fact that this question, in and of itself, is my life. Yet, I was brought into the dilemma of "what color is the sky?" because while I know what I am; I am human, I am made up of cells that make up organs and neurons that spark ideas, but these things also change like the weather, growing each and every day with new experiences and environments.
I answered the question, but it stuck with me. If I couldn't answer who I was for myself, an expert in all things me, how could I make decisions for a community for which I was an outsider?
The second simple question I was faced with was "why South Africa?" Now this is a question that I had answered before I left, being confident in the answer that I provided. I sighted developmental issues and the unique atmosphere that is South Africa in that its incredible inequality can provide a sort of controlled environment. You can look at policies that affect people who live in very similar areas, with the same ruling government but on opposite ends of economic and cultural spectra. After experiencing South Africa, I remembered this answer and realized while that it touches a lot of why I wanted to come here, it misses things as well. It misses the absolute diversity, the differences between where we lived and where I work and the beauty that lies within that. It misses the fact that SA has the most official languages in the world and the beauty and difficulty that comes with that. And it misses the fact that while business seems to run the world that we are living in, and it ran this program, that the cultural range that spans South Africa has to come head to head with that. A battle that has been raging since apartheid continues now through the business sector, and while there are many many people working toward changing that, there is still much work to be done. South Africa provides a picture perfect example of history, culture, diversity, language, education, human rights, and the public sector working in tandem in a way that hasn't found its sync yet.
Often it's the simple things that bring us to complicated answers, but they also have the brevity to remind us to keep things short. A few words can create everlasting conversations.
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As I somewhat suspected, we got a Locke-centric episode and although it wasn't all I'd hoped for, I did enjoy it. As far as flash-sideways Locke goes, he seemed very at peace last time we saw him in "LA X" but he certainly seemed like the old dejected Locke from pre-815 crash times in this episode. It was nice to see that in this world, he at least has Helen to help him cope and believe in miracles (I loved that scene by the way – she was a woman of faith and he was a sad man of science, so to speak). It was sad to see Locke get fired by "douchey" Randy but great to see Hugo give him a break and hook him up with a new job. And while it was interesting to see Rose in charge at the temp agency, doesn't it seem like she would have known that the owner of her company was on the same flight back from Sydney as she was? Maybe not but I thought it a little bit of a plot hole. Regardless, I did appreciate that in this world, she still has terminal cancer and she and Locke connected on their feelings of helplessness just as they did in the other world. And of course, just for us fans, we got that short scene with substitute teacher Locke meeting history teacher Ben in the teacher's lounge. Is John Locke a nexus for LOST character crosses?
On the Island though things look to be pretty final for John Locke. It was very sweet of Sun to insist on burying Locke's body and actually quite sad to see Ben and Lapidus lower it into a grave. So many Losties are buried on that hill…I never thought John Locke would end up as one of them. For once in his life, Ben finally told the truth when he said that John was a believer and a better man than he would ever be. I was surprised that he admitted that he was sorry for murdering Locke, but I suppose he is after the conversation he had with Fake Locke in "LA X." In true LOST fashion though, just when it couldn't get any sadder, Lapidus chimed in with a great bit of comic relief about this most unusual of funerals.
Meanwhile, Fake Locke seemed to be on a quest to recruit as many Losties as possible to his cause. Of course before making contact with Sawyer, he tried to make a convincing argument to Richard Alpert. I really hope we get to see Richard's backstory because I'm very curious how Jacob recruited him and how much he really knows. Aside from his unexplained eternal youth, I like how he has become less mystical in his knowledge with each season. There is a very strong possibility that he's only on Jacob's side because that's who got to him first.
I'm a little worried about Sawyer to say the least. Juliet's death has really taken any will to live from him and I fear that he may not make it through the end of the series. I was never really worried about him dying while climbing down the side of the cliff, but I have my doubts that he will manage to survive until the end of the series. By the end of this episode, he seemed to have reverted back to his old "every man for himself" ways. Then again, he is a con-man and may be working a long one on Fake Locke. Also of note is that according to Ilana, the Man in Black is stuck in Locke's form for some undisclosed reason. Of course, as we have seen, that does not preclude him from turning back into smoke in order to wreak havoc.
But now to perhaps the juiciest information revealed in this episode: Jacob/Man in Black's Cave of Names. Fake Locke promised to show Sawyer the reason that he was on the Island and it all has to do with his meeting with Jacob earlier in his life. Apparently, those on "the list" are candidates to take over for Jacob.
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42-Kwon (Sun or Jin?)
As Fake Locke went through the list and we saw flashes of the Losties interactions with Jacob, I noticed one glaring omission: Kate was not listed despite that fact that she was touched by Jacob that we first saw him near the beginning of "The Incident" last season. Why isn't she a candidate? Perhaps the answer lies in the shadow of the statue. Last season when Ilana, Bram et al kidnapped Lapidus, they had a conversation about him being a candidate. I'm guessing that only men can be candidates leading me to also believe that the Kwon referred to on the list is probably Jin. But what of the significance of the numbers assigned to each name on the list? You got me! I never expected the numbers to come back into play other than as Easter Eggs and for all I know, that could very well be all there is to their appearance here!
Fake Locke told Sawyer that he has three choices: 1) do nothing, see what happens and possibly be "crossed off" the list, 2) become the new Jacob and protect the Island or 3) get the hell off the Island and never look back. For now it seems that Sawyer is ready to choose option three but as I mentioned before, it might just be a log-con and he'll eventually double-cross Fake Locke. One other oddity of note. Early in the episode, Fake Locke sees a little boy dressed in shabby Others-esque clothing. Later both he and Sawyer see the boy. When Fake Locke actually talks to the boy, he is told that he "knows the rules" and he "can't kill him" to which Fake Locke angrily replied "Don't tell me what I can't do!" Great response but it doesn't bode well for Fake Locke seeing as how will things worked out for the real Locke! So is the boy a form of Jacob? He would seem to be, but why is he a boy? Or is he someone else? My guess is that he is Jacob and all this means that Fake Locke is not allowed to kill anyone but if they were to killed by someone else, that's a "win" for the dark side.
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Matt Kenseth, driver of the No. 17 DEWALT Taurus, got his 2004 season off to a promising start with a ninth-place finish in last week's Daytona 500. The defending series champion held a Q&A session before Saturday's practice session in...
Matt Kenseth, driver of the No. 17 DEWALT Taurus, got his 2004 season off to a promising start with a ninth-place finish in last week's Daytona 500. The defending series champion held a Q&A session before Saturday's practice session in the North Carolina infield media center to discuss a variety of topics.
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HAT ARE YOUR FEELINGS ABOUT THE START OF THE SEASON? "I was pretty happy with Daytona. We didn't get as good of a finish as I hoped we would get, but it's our best Daytona 500 finish and we've started off 11 spots better than we started last year, so that's the positive to it. Greg Biffle was on the pole with a Roush car and I thought we all ran better as a group, so that was the good part. Overall, I was happy with the week. I thought we did pretty decent. This week has been alright so far. We qualified 23rd, which is right on the mark for me (laughing). I'd like to do better than that, but the encouraging part was our car wasn't very good yesterday and we still qualified good, so I think it shows we're gonna have better equipment this year once we get everything rolling."
CAN YOU DESCRIBE HOW YOU APPROACH ROCKINGHAM? "This is a track where the mechanical part of the car means more than anything. Aerodynamics don't really mean that much and the engine doesn't really mean that much. You have to get the car to handle. We went through a spell here where we ran good with our Busch cars, but when we started running Cup cars here we ran really bad for the first four or five times. We kept coming and testing every single time before we'd race and at the end of 2001 we came and tested and have run pretty good since then. We didn't run quite as good last fall as we ran the three times before that, so that concerns me a little bit. That's why we did some extra practice yesterday and worked on race setup. That's what we're gonna work really hard on this morning and try to get back up to top form like we were last spring and last year."
HOW WAS YOUR OFF SEASON? WAS IT HARDER TO PREPARE? "We were so busy in the off season that it was a little bit different, so I probably spent less time preparing for this year than what I ever have before, but, luckily, I've got such great guys like Robbie and everybody on the team that stayed together this year. That was the good part of it. We didn't lose any people. I think we've got more cars built and whether they're the right cars or not is yet to be seen, but Robbie worked extra hard this year to make sure we were really prepared going into this year because of the outside distractions during the winter. He's worked the guys extra hours and extra hard to make sure our stuff looks really good and it's better than it was last year. I'm really confident in the cars that we have and in keeping the crew together. This is the second year with the over the wall guys working together and practicing together, so I'm really excited about that stuff."
IS IT A DOWNER NOT TO BE LEADING THE POINTS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 11 MONTHS? "Not really. I think it's only the second time we've ever left Daytona being in the top 10, so that's the good part of it. This year it's about being in the top 10. You still want to be the point leader and hopefully we'll work toward that over the next few weeks, but it feels good to get out of Daytona with a good finish. There were a lot of guys that typically run good there that had bad times. Look at what happened to Mark and look at what happened to Michael Waltrip, so when you look at all that - to get a top 10 there is great. You want to go win the Daytona 500, that's always your goal, but it's an improvement over what we did there the last couple of years. That part feels good, but, hopefully, we'll get back to being the point leader one of these days. That would be pretty good."
THERE ARE FOUR OR FIVE GUYS IN THE RACE TOMORROW THAT AREN'T USUALLY HERE EVERY WEEK. THEY'RE HERE TO FILL OUT THE FIELD. DOES THAT CONCERN YOU? "It doesn't concern me as far as the race goes and racing with the guys and doing that kind of stuff. I think if it keeps happening with the field, it might be a good time to maybe look at that lucky dog rule. If there's a caution on lap 15 tomorrow, there's probably gonna be a guy getting their lap back and he's gonna be right back in there with you all the time. That's the only thing I don't really like about what we've been doing the last year is that lucky dog thing - giving free laps back and not having to race for them. Even though I'm sure I'll be a beneficiary of it several times if they keep this rule, I still really don't like it because to me it's not racing. So I wish they would maybe do something about that, especially if we start getting field fillers like we have in the Busch Series. I think it may be a good time to get rid of that and have the competition with more of the guys who can stay on the lead lap the whole race."
CAN YOU TALK ABOUT LAS VEGAS AND THE CHANGES WE MIGHT SEE WHEN WE GET THERE? "We didn't test our Cup car there. We did test our Busch Series car there, which is the same thing we did last year. We didn't test our Cup car either. To be honest, I didn't find a lot that was different than this year. It was different, but as far as setup stuff or some of the stuff we do, I didn't find huge differences - maybe little differences here and there. The tire didn't really make you put stiffer springs in or it didn't really make you do anything different like that. The tire was just different. It has more stick right away. The car moves around more on the tire because the sidewalls are softer, so the car actually moves kind of inside the tire. More than anything, it's a really weird feel thing to get used to and the tire does drop off more than what we had before. One thing you might see different, which last year it didn't turn into a fuel mileage race at Vegas, but I think you might see a little less fuel mileage racing. You're gonna want to get tires if there is a caution and last year there wasn't a caution for the last long time. If there's no cautions, you're still gonna run out of gas before you pit, so I don't think that part is gonna change. If there are cautions, I think there are gonna be people who pit for tires instead of maybe just staying out on fuel. Other than that, I don't think it will be a huge difference."
IS THE WINSTON CUP TROPHY STILL ON YOUR COUNTER? "Yeah, it's still sitting on my counter. I'm waiting for that carpenter guy to come over and finish my trophy room. I've got a little place I'm gonna have built and stick it in the wall. It's kind of a neat little place. It hasn't been done yet, so it's still just sitting on the counter. One of these days, though, I'll get it put away. It's nice every time I come home because when I walk in the door it's the first thing sitting there. Especially if we have a bad weekend at the race track, it will be nice to see it sitting there."
HAVE YOU KEPT IT CLEAN AND SHINEY? I'm not a big cleaner guy. I like stuff clean, so I don't like to clean things (laughing). It still looks good. It hasn't really gotten dirty."
WHAT ABOUT THE RACE TOMORROW? "We haven't really run long enough to see if this tire is gonna wear any different than what we had. They told us it's the same compound, it just has a little different sidewall, so I don't think there will be much difference there. The spoiler deal, I don't think you're gonna see a lot here. I think you're gonna see the race pretty similar to what you've seen the last few times. It would be hard to back up more on tires than what we do here already. You've got to be fairly fast on new tires, but if you get long greens, which is a good possibility, you've got to be really good lap 40 through lap 70 on a run when the tires are really wore out. The best way to describe this place is when you start off it's like you've got 15-inch tires on your car. The thing feels stuck so good and halfway through the run it feels like you're on gravel and then the last 30 laps of the run it feels like you're on ice. It gets that slick where you really have to stay on top of your car, so the best mechanical setup usually shows its way to the front here."
CAN YOU TALK ABOUT THE DUAL ASPECTS OF THIS TRACK? "This is what racing is about. A lot of the new tracks we go to, especially with last year's tire, we'd go to Kansas and Chicago which are big, wide and sweeping and just stay on the bottom. You're in the gas real hard and it's the guy with the best body on the car. You still need a good setup, but the best body on the car and the best engine - it's just different racing. Here, the driver comes a lot more into play. You'll start driving way down there into the corner, but by the end of the run you're letting off at the finish line. You just have to do so many more things as a driver, kind of what you learned to do on local short tracks where the tires would wear out and you'd have to save tires. Last year at all the good pavement tracks you didn't have to save tires. You could beat on them as hard as you wanted to from lap one until you came in and put four more tires on in it. That's not the case here. You have to take more care of your stuff and, as a driver, that's a lot of fun because you've got to work a lot harder at it. You can pick different lines on the race track. You can run the bottom or the top. You're not just stuck in one groove and have to make your car work there. There are just a lot more options for you and, to me, it's just a lot more fun to drive. When you come here and Darlington - I've never been to North Wilkesboro - but some of those other old tracks that are real worn out as far as pavement, you have to stay on top of the car the whole race."
WHY DO YOU THINK SOME PRESEASON PREDICTIONS HAD YOU FIFTH OR SIXTH? "If we're fifth or sixth after 26 races, that would be great. I'd like to be leading the points after 26 races, but it might be fun to maybe have somebody else have a big lead - maybe have a 400-point lead - and watch them take 395 points from them instead of me. I think that might be better for everybody to watch or talk about, so that would be fine if I was fifth or sixth after 26 races because that would mean I would only be 30 points behind or 25 points behind and 25 points in this system isn't very many points. I hope we're there. I hope we're leading, but I hope we're in that top 10 so we can fight for that championship at the end. Even being predicted to be fifth or sixth, that's not bad. Two years ago we weren't predicted to do that good, so if they're predicting we're gonna run that good, that's alright with me."
HOW DID THE SPOILER CHANGE AND ALL WORK AT VEGAS? "At Vegas you'll see the spoiler show up more and the tires show up more than here. If they didn't tell you to cut the spoilers off here - as journalists or fans or people watching on TV - I don't think you'd really know the difference. I don't think you'll see that much here. At Vegas, though, you should see it a little bit. I don't think it's gonna produce more side-by-side racing, but it should be easier to pass the leader or pass the second-place guy or pass whoever is in front of you. If you're faster than him, you won't have to be that much faster than him to pass because you shouldn't be as aero tight behind somebody and the tires should be wearing out enough to where chassis setup is gonna come into play. So I think you're gonna see a little bit different race at Vegas than what you've seen in the past, but I don't think it's gonna be nearly as drastic as like what you see at Rockingham or Darlington or anything like that. There is only so far you're gonna be able to go at Vegas, Atlanta and Texas on these tires before you start popping them and putting everybody in the wall. There's only so much you can make them wear if the pavement is still good. There's only so much you can make a tire wear out if the pavement is making a lot of heat and making a lot of grip. You almost need worn-out pavement to make the cars back up more and make the tires wear more. The better the pavement is at the track, the less they're gonna be able to make the tires wear because if you make them too soft, they're gonna get too hot and they're gonna blister and they're gonna blow out. They've got to build each tire for that race track."
ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT POTENTIAL TIRE PROBLEMS? "At Vegas they did have some problems testing. I personally didn't. We were wearing tires out, but we were there before there was rubber on the track. I could wear the right rear to the cords in 35 laps. Mark blew a right-front testing and some other guys did, so I'm not really worried about it because everybody's got the same tire. I feel like whoever has the best setup is gonna have trouble last and that just makes us have to work on our setup that much more and maybe be a little bit more careful on air pressure, maybe be a little more careful on new tires to make sure you don't hurt them - kind of like what you had to do at Dover for years until the last year or two. You have to try to take care of yourself better than the next guy. The worst handling car is gonna hurt the tire first, so you hopefully aren't that guy."
IS IT AS MUCH THE TEAM'S FAULT AS IT IS GOODYEAR'S IN REGARDS TO THE TIRE? IT'S LIKE A BATTLE OF WILLS. "Yes and no. I guess there's a possibility of that, but I think it depends on what the problem is. There are different problems. At Daytona we were just wearing them all the way out to the cords before the track got rubber on it - back on Thursday. Our car handled great at Daytona in the 125 and we were just wearing tires all the way out. But I think there are times for that and there are other times where it's just dumb luck or it's how your car is set up or how hard you are on them right away. There have been times I've been at Dover - I've seen Jeff Burton blow a tire a few years ago and he did everything that Goodyear said and then some. He took all of his camber out. He had like three or four pounds more air in his right-front than what we had in ours and he had like two degrees less camber in it than we had in ours and we didn't hurt a tire all day and ran good. He blew a right-front on the second run, so sometimes you listen and do everything they say and it still doesn't help, so I don't really know. If we knew for sure how to fix it, we would try to do that. But there are times, I'm sure, when you're at track where Goodyear will want you to have a certain amount of air in the tire and you might try to do a little less so you're better at the end of the run and trying to get away with it. But more the last couple of years everybody has been putting a lot more air in their tires and looking more at recommendations because they don't want to have problems. Goodyear does a lot of testing, but it's hard to test real race conditions sometimes unless you're at the race, so I think they learn as they go, too."
DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 6 AND 99 LAST WEEK? "I do know what happened to each engine and they were both separate incidents. I know one got fixed for sure and the other I think is still up for discussion, but I think it's OK. It's always a concern when you see a teammate blow up, but combining the forced has made us so much more power and will make us so much more competitive. If there are some problems along the way, I think we'll be graceful with it and not be too mad about it and know that it's gonna be better in the long run. We've made big progress just in the first couple races we've been at here. There are gonna be some bumps in the road, but hopefully we'll get all of that figured out real quick."
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As his mental state worsened, Theo decided he needed a new life. So he moved from his hometown of Middlesbrough to London. Before long, he was sleeping rough.
Theo contemplated ending his life before he joined Centrepoint. He moved into a hostel and began working with a psychiatrist to deal with his fears and anxiety. He learned how to write a CV, passed his driving test and started a physiotherapy course. He hopes to start his own physiotherapy clinic so that he can help others to overcome their problems.
"I felt like I was at the end and there was no way to go on. I felt like I had nothing to live for"
Steven's mum died when he was just five. His dad was in prison. His only option was going into care. He was later adopted, but suffered abuse and ran away at the age of 16. He ended up living on the streets.
Homeless, young and vulnerable, Steven got involved with the wrong crowd and consequently drinks and drugs. He would steal food and alcohol just to survive and slept anywhere warm and dry he could find - a bin shed, a car park.
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Steven came to Amber on release from prison and has never looked back. He hasn't touched drugs for over a year and is currently volunteering abroad.
Becky was taken into care at the age of 15 after her dad physically abused her. At 16, she went into supported lodgings, but was soon spending a lot of time with her uncle, a known heroin user. Not only did she lose her home because of spending too many nights away, but she started misusing drugs too. She was homeless, a drug user and a victim of sexual exploitation.
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Becky attended Llamau's training department, Learning 4 Life, where she gained qualifications, experience volunteering in a playgroup and independent living skills.
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My go to fudge sauce.
- 1/4 c
- light corn syrup
- 1/4 c
- heavy cream
- 1/2 stick
- unsalted butter
- 2/3 c
- sugar
- 1/2 c
- unsweetened cocoa powder
- salt
- 1 Tbsp
- sour cream
How to Make Fudge Sauce
- 1Medium pot combine corn syrup, cream, butter, sugar, cocoa and a pinch of salt
- 2Bring to a boil whisking over meium-high heat.
Remove from heat and let fudge sauce cool slightly.
- 3Great for ice cream. Swirl it in your favorite brownie recipe, or what ever you like. It is a good sauce to dip banana in roll in nuts and freeze.
To reheat put in microwave for 30 second intervals until heated through
- 4Note: I added a tablespoon of sour cream (step 1) to make a smoother, pourable sauce for ice cream.
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Bankrupt San Bernardino has reached an agreement with its key creditor, the California Public Employees Retirement System or CalPERS, to repay money the city withheld for several months as a cash-flow crisis hit in mid-2012.
The agreement retains state retirement benefits, the "most important single issue for (city) employees and retirees," San Bernardino's bankruptcy lawyer said in U.S. Bankruptcy Court last week.
The agreement will be the basis for the city's "plan of adjustment," lawyer Paul Glassman said, referring to the blueprint for repaying creditors and becoming fiscally solvent for the future.
The city has begun making payments on the money it owes CalPERS, Glassman told Judge Meredith Jury Thursday.
The announcement was one of two steps forward for the bankruptcy case launched almost two years ago.
The other was that the city and the San Bernardino Police Officers Association are nearing accord on continuing cuts imposed when the sides couldn't agree on a contract last year.
Police union lawyer Ron Oliner said a deal could be reached in a few weeks.
"The iron is terrifically hot now," he said, adding that union officials will meet with city officials outside of the bankruptcy mediation to craft an agreement.
The announcements brought a sense of relief to the courtroom where proceedings have been tense.
Lawyers smiled at each other. There was even humor.
When Jury asked CalPERS lawyer Michael Lubic if he had anything to add, Lubic paused dramatically, leaned toward the microphone and said: "No." Spectators laughed.
But it couldn't all be happy-happy, could it? The San Bernardino City Professional Firefighters union wasn't feeling the love.
"Unfortunately, no progress is occurring between the City and SBCPF," the union declared in court filings.
Its attorney, labor-law expert Corey Glave, asked the judge to impose a deadline for the city to produce the plan of adjustment.
"The only thing that prompts the city to act is deadlines," Glave said, accusing it of delays and failing to make an offer the union could accept.
Firefighters believe the Fire Department is unfairly singled out for cuts, with plans to close two to four fire stations, contract out emergency medical service, change work schedules and eliminate 18 positions, Glave said.
The union also accused the city of concealing $75 million in investments, a charge the city denied. Finance consultant Michael Busch said financial data is reported publicly to the City Council every month.
The firefighters are so unhappy, Glave asked Jury to remove the union from the mediation, which prevents union leaders from sharing information with their members because of a gag order.
Jury obliged.
"I've got to break through that logjam with you," she said, referring to the impasse with the city. "So, you are out."
The firefighters aren't paranoid. Their department is slated for cuts in the 2014-15 budget, from a proposed $34.5 million to $28 million.
City Manager Allen Parker said that would mean closing two stations or taking two engines out of service and reducing positions from 133 to 115. The positions to be eliminated are vacant, so layoffs wouldn't be needed, he said.
Parker also wants to relieve firefighters of responding to medical calls, now about 80 percent of callouts. A first step would be triage by dispatchers, sending engines only to major incidents, such as accidents where motorists are trapped.
Later, the city could contract with a private ambulance company for medical-aid calls. Now, fire engines respond to every call, putting excessive wear and tear on equipment.
It's a bee under firefighters' bonnets, er, helmets that the cuts are proposed while Parker proposes to add two deputy city managers in his office and a legislative aide in the mayor's office, for about $280,000 a year.
One of the deputies would be in charge of economic development. The mayor and some council members have said economic growth is essential to overcoming bankruptcy and revitalizing the city.
Parker said redevelopment funds could offset about $100,000 in the new costs, if the state allows it.
Code enforcement would be reduced from 24 officers to 12, but fire inspectors could be cross-trained to spot code violations, Parker said.
A proposal to close all library branches was staved off, and gas tax, instead of general funds, would be used to pave streets and repair bridges, Parker said.
The council meets Monday to consider the proposals. A budget must be passed by June 30.
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Liberalism is the fundamental belief in a political ideal where individuals are free to pursue their own goals in their own ways provided they do not infringe on the equal liberty of others.
Dr. Huma BaqaiPrior to 1980 there was a tendency to downplay the force of religion in politics. It proved counter-productive especially because the sweeping political changes of 1980, witnesses most states of the world succumbing to calls of so far submerged identities. This consciousness is present in New Europe, Central Asian States the Middle East, Southeast Asia and now even on the continents of America and Australia. This also impacted South Asia with a new vigor, a greater upsurge of regional religions was seen. The number of religious organizations had increased, religious practices have become more pronounced, extremism and intolerance are on the rise and the use of religious card for political game a pronounced South Asian reality. The alternatives to state whether political, social or legal have religious undertones. The spread and growth of these alternatives is a source of conflict both at the state level and societal level.
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Globalization has been increasingly under question after the recession of economy that hit the world in the year 2008 and is predicted to continue in the year 2009. For most the term globalization only evokes economics and hence many apprehend that the current economic recession may force the states to look more inwardly and these will turn more protectionists and financial and capital markets will not be able to function as freely as they have in the last few decades. Others still argue that the world is so intertwined now that it may not be feasible for any state to look inward only and hope to get out of the economic recession. There are others who see globalization in a much wider context and believe that other aspects of globalisation like Information highways (internet), cultural influences and migrations will continue to play their role in making the world a global village.
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The most important deficit which Pakistan faces today is neither budget nor trade deficit, it is the institutional deficit. Testimony is provided by various indices measuring institutional environments. The International Property Rights Index (IPRI) places Pakistan at 95th position in 115 countries while India is ranked 37th in 2008 edition. Considering that India and Pakistan are comparable countries by virtue of human development and per capita income, the stark gap between the two countries on property rights indicate the institutional deficit of Pakistan, which is likely to further retard chances of both economic and social development. Pakistan's relative position on another pro-institutional index, Economic Freedom of the World Index, also confirms the hypothesis of institutional deficit.
Saghir Ahmed Naqash
In a developing country like Pakistan access to credible information has been a burning issue throughout its turbulent times of successive political eras. Years after years, since its inception concerted and conscious efforts were made at the state level to put general masses in utter oblivion about what was happening in the corridors of power. Though times with regard to media emancipation have changed in Pakistan now but the pattern of classifying information by the state still lurks in the present day of media hype and extolled view about the state of free press and free flow of information in Pakistan. Is it still an issue or the days of totalitarian control over information are over, needs to be gauged day after day while keeping an eye on its uninterrupted transparent flow to masses and its feedback?


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Kind of strange.
Aren't those called Rollers?
Kinda what they look like when a load of #8s hits them...
I am assuming it is a survival trick to allow them to possibly avoid a falcon.


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Newly remodeled after a $63 million dollar renovation, the Altria theater re-opened its doors late in 2014, simultaneously providing a space that is at once new to Richmond and also rich with Richmond history.
At the southwest corner of Monroe Park, the Altria - formerly known as The Mosque and The Landmark - is the largest venue of Richmond CenterStage's performing arts complex. The theater was constructed in 1926 to be used by the Shriners as the ACCA Temple Shrine; it was purchased in the 1940s by the city and refurbished between 1994 and 1995. Most recently it has seen an enormous renovation, that involved gutting nearly everything while strictly preserving the original Moorish revival style with the original accents, Moroccan-themed wall and floor tiles and original stenciling.
The Altria can host events for 25 guests up to 3,600 guests in its (square feet) theater. The Altria also has a 15,000 sq ft grand ballroom (link) with a capacity of 1,000 guests (600 seated), 5 private lounges and 8 concession stands where food and beverage can be served to guests.
Each private lounge can hold 75- 100 guests and includes a personal bar with a bartender that the Altria provides. The lounges are the Tom and Anne Garland Farrell Lounge, the Mary Morton Parsons Lounge, the Subscriber's Lounge, the North Lounge and the South Lounge. Events such as weddings will often include the use of a lounge so that couples can have private personal space.
Rentals include tables, chairs, basic linens, table numbers, basic centerpieces, event staff, and an on-site supervisor.
Add-ons they can provide is parking in a nearby lot at $7/per car. Lighting. Sound. Production. Valet service can be arranged.
Any florist, planner or bakery can be used, however people can not bring in their own food and beverage. SAVOR is the caterer for the Altria.
The space is dog friendly and has hosted the Richmond SPCA for private events (not for public shows) in the lounges and in the balllroom.
Send a party inquiry through PartyRVA and receive a free champagne toast for up to 100 people.
Special rates are offered Monday through Thursday.
Rates start at $500 for lounges and $3600 for the theatre.
"An historical theater with beautiful mosaic tile work. Someone who appreciates older buildings will enjoy this venue." - Yelp
"The Landmark Theater provides you with all that you need. It is truly a historic landmark." - Linda J., Yelp
"This is an absolutely stunning historical theater. Lovingly renovated and just breathtaking. We saw a musical here and sat clear up in the balcony. Even so, we had a clear view (the heads of people in front of us were not in the way, even though I am quite short) and could hear everything clearly." - Yelp
"it was quite beautiful. As silly as it sounds, the bathrooms were amazing. They have refreshment stands on nearly every floor, as well as some seating. " - Dawn W., Yelp
"This theater was constructed in 1927 and was just recently completed with a $63 million restoration. All the work completed provided a state of the art sound system, improved the electrical, heating and cooling systems, plumbing and detailed restoration of the walls and ceilings. The plaster walls were completed with a great detail by great artisans who were able to match the existing walls. These artisans also painted the historic walls and even were able to repair the historic tiles so that you cannot even tell the difference between the original and the repaired locations." - Yelp
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