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NEW YORK, N.Y. – Metro-North will be adding 230 new trains this spring, many of which will be on Westchester's Hudson and Harlem lines.
Most of the new trains will be on weekends and off-peak hours to meet the needs of the non-commuter ridership that is growing at about 6 percent per year, according to Metro North.
The railroad also plans to add new rail cars to 27 trains each weekend as loading standards imposed in 2009 due to severe budget constraints are being relaxed.
"Metro-North is projecting record ridership of over 85 million rail rides in 2012, its highest ever," said Metro-North President Howard Permut in a press release issued earlier this week. "We are gratified to be able to add service where it's most needed – on weekends and in the off-peak periods."
Weekend ridership has been growing significantly faster than the traditional morning commuter market, according to the railroad, leading it to increase the number of east-of-Hudson trains it operates on Saturdays from 418 to 442 and on Sundays from 357 to 413.
Some Northern Westchester customers will save about 12 minutes on the trip to Grand Central Station on off-peak and weekend rides because of a new departure pattern. Weekend and off-peak trains will depart the Poughkeepsie station on the hour, 20 minutes later than they do currently. Most will run express from Croton-Harmon to Manhattan.
To provide better travel options for Upper Hudson Line customers traveling to local stops between Croton-Harmon and New York, these trains will make a direct connection at the Croton-Harmon station to local trains, eliminating a 26-minute wait.
The Hudson line is getting 11 new weekday trains, 12 new Saturday trains and six new Sunday trains, for a total of 73 new trains a week. The Hudson Line changes will be implemented in April 2013.
On the Harlem Line, Metro-North will add 12 new trains on Sundays between North White Plains and Grand Central in October. Trains that had previously only run on Saturdays will now operate both days to accommodate the line's highest ridership during the holiday shopping season.
In April 2013, the weekday Upper Harlem line service will be beefed up to provide 30-minute frequency from the Southeast station in Putnam County to Grand Central between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on inbound trains and at all off-peak times until midnight in the northbound direction.
Another six trains will be added on Sundays to accommodate higher ridership outbound from New York City in the spring and summer months. Three weekday Upper Harlem Line trains, one inbound off-peak and two outbound peak trains, will be split into six zoned express trains.
This initiative will add 17 new weekday Harlem Line trains, four new Saturday trains and four new Sunday trains. A total of 93 new trains a week will operate on the Harlem Line.


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Toru Tarso
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March 1, 2012 6:02:57 PM EST
((I'm going to bed now, you take care of the worms.))
Crimson X
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March 1, 2012 8:25:50 PM EST
*Performs an intense upward jab through the jaw area which may or may not be close to its central nervous system... either way it's crippling and it makes the worm fall. I move to the next worm, drawing my Landschneckt sword in my other pand.*
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March 2, 2012 10:19:38 AM EST
*Worm's head disapears with a blast.* Heh. *Aims glock at another worm.* Damn! These thing don't quit!
Toru Tarso
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March 2, 2012 11:04:09 AM EST
((*facepalm* Namuki, please note that THIS IS NOT A MODERN WORLD! NO MODERN WEAPONS ALLOWED! If you want to use modern weapons, leave. If you want to stay, delete your modern weapons and use old, antique guns.))
Crimson X
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March 2, 2012 2:31:05 PM EST
((Do you know what steam punk is? Use items relating to that...))
Naco X Spiritblade
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March 2, 2012 4:03:21 PM EST
*starts choping vegtibles*
Naco X Spiritblade
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March 2, 2012 4:03:25 PM EST
*starts choping vegtibles*
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March 2, 2012 10:00:13 PM EST
((aaarrrg hardly anyone was on for a day, then I come back and were are fighting worms and someone has breached an RP/tech level barrier, so please (yes I read all that) whats the current situation I assume still fighting off beasts)
Toru Tarso
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March 3, 2012 3:55:35 AM EST
((well, yes we're still fighting the worms domsa.))
489 posts
March 3, 2012 5:09:43 AM EST
[Sands- Worm attack]
*Hte's beetle rears and sends a shrill cry as a worm jumps from the sand aimed at the rider*
what th' Bloody 'ell! *Domsa flips u phis cane as thou it were an umbrella and watches as it clockwork sides push down the seem into a hand guard revealing a sword looking like a rapier though more robust. He cuts the worm in front of him in half and turns to the shouts of his mates in battle*
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March 3, 2012 2:55:53 PM EST
(Okay, wish I had paid attention to the weapon thing. It'll be an older pistol.) *Looks at Domsa.* What'cha screamin' 'bout yuir mates fuir?! *I yell as I try to strangle a worm.*
Toru Tarso
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March 3, 2012 3:03:33 PM EST
((Remember that these worms are like tree tall ones, not like lion size.))
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March 3, 2012 3:04:52 PM EST
(0.0 ? That changes things.) *Falls off worm.* Yowch!
Crimson X
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March 4, 2012 2:39:18 AM EST
*Sees a new stranger inherently trying to kill himself, the bloody fool.*
Get back! Get back!
*Slashes the worm once, twice, thrice, and stabs it upward throuh the head once more.*
*Wipes sweat from brow.*
Whew, these buggers keep going long, don't they?
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March 4, 2012 3:06:08 PM EST
*Gets up and pops neck.* Yowch! Okay ya' buggers, I'm tired of this! *Scails worm using my claws.*
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March 5, 2012 6:48:48 PM EST
*Takes out my giant warhammer and puts my shield on my left arm.*
Let 'em handle something closer to their own size!
*Runs up to the nearest worm and charges it, bashing it with the powerful tower shield. Uses the side of the warhammer with many sharp pyramids, like goth studs almost, and brings it to the side of the worm's head, where an audible crack and squish can be heard. Moves on to the next worm...*
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Timber. *I say as the worm I was scailing falls over.*
Crimson X
1399 posts
March 5, 2012 10:52:51 PM EST
Nice one, brother, and stranger! OOF!
*Is whipped harshly in the chest, sending me sprawling backwards. Falls into the sands.*
Ryker Rhosirco
91 posts
March 6, 2012 6:50:18 PM EST
*Sees Crimson get whacked backwards, pauses and ducks to dodge another worm's swish.*
They're learning!
*Is pushed back a bit at a blow hits the sheild, but everything is still intact, thankfully. Takes a swing at the worm. The warhammer ends up catching it in the mouth full of razor-sharp teeth and it carries through the wall of it's head, making a mess of bone and flesh, gnarled around the warhammer. Shakes off the mutilated remains and rushes to aid my brother.*
There is no one here
1766 posts
March 7, 2012 9:26:49 AM EST
*A worm breaches up from the sand*
What, WAIT NO!
*The sandworm tries to much on Grim, It barely misses, But it muches his head straight from his shoulders. Grims body runs around like a chicken without a head for a moment, then it falls limp to the ground. In a small puddle of its own blood.*
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March 7, 2012 9:33:13 AM EST
GRIIIMMM! *Runs to Grim and goes down by his side* Don't die! You can't die! *frantically looks around for something to do to help*
Toru Tarso
572 posts
March 7, 2012 10:59:45 AM EST
[Sands] *sees Grim and stops playing* No...
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There is no one here
1766 posts
March 7, 2012 11:57:58 AM EST
((Rule Nr one in a Maelific Thread, Grim always dies the first time we touch ground again....Apperantly. We only hope that Rule Nr 2 is still present, That he will come back somehow.))
Toru Tarso
572 posts
March 7, 2012 12:14:57 PM EST
((*chuckle* True... although didn't you forbid undeath?))
There is no one here
1766 posts
March 7, 2012 12:38:50 PM EST
((Indeed i did, so returning might be a bit harder now, wont it?))
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Have been twice as a foursome. Fabulous fresh flavours, every entree and main course equally delicious! Small and intimate with great service. Looking forward to the next time!!
We were visiting for only 3 days and this is the best meal I've ever had. The creativeness of the dishes that was so amazing. It isn't pretentious. Everything was executed perfectly. After reading the reviews, everyone seem to love the scallop/sesame appetizer dish. I liked this dish, but the black sesame paste overwhelmed the delicate taste of the fresh scallop. The spotlight was on the main entrees. We got the pork belly (today's special) and the lobster sausage in three different fennel compliments. I cannot really describe the dish because on the surface, it's very simple, but there's so many different dimensions to these dishes. It's just a place to be experienced. We had banana creme brulee that was torched perfectly thick and brown.
My husband and I had just 2 days in Montreal. Our meal at Les Deux Singes de Montarvie was wonderful! Would go back next time we are in Montreal.
I had a delicious meal here with my foodie husband. We were a bit surprised by the ride in the cab as it was in a residential area but nice cool area sort of like "the village" of Small place but warm they had the table ready with my name written on a little chalkboard. Scallop ceviche was great. They were out of Boar so my husbands second choice was the Hanger steak some type of chimchurry (sp?). I enjoyed the special tile fish with pistachio humans and other unique combinations such as a curry and other spices that just worked magically. My husband says "every bite was an amazing journey". I wanted to lick my plate dry but didn't want to give Americans a bad reputation !
everything was amazing. the food, wine and service was great. we have no complains and would go again any day.
YUM! Loved my ceviche - extremely fresh scallops mixed with original fruits and vegetables. Each item bursting in your mouth. Husband had the duck ravioli - it is their most popular dish. I had it as the main course. Flavors were unbelievable, a good mix of texture. I wished they had put more duck in my raviolis....they were a tad flat. The filling is not duck confit as I expected but a mousse or pate of duck. Either way, I'd order it again! My husband had the slow cooked venison. A big hit as well. This is my new favorite restaurant in Montreal!
Food was fantastic; highly recommend the duck ravioli.
Great food and presentation well worth it especially if you are in that arra
july 27 2013 Had five course tasting menu. Every course was spectacular! Very ecclectic and unusual .
We visited this restaurant on a long weekend to Montreal. We originally had reservations at another restaurant, but had to cancel last minute due to a change in plans. So, we were looking around for a good restaurant at the last minute and came across Les Deux Singes. We were so happy that we stumbled across this restaurant. The food was truly amazing! Get the duck ravioli appetizer because it is one of the best things we've ever had. I'm sorry that we don't live closer to Montreal. If we did, we would be here often!
Not generally a fan of French food but in Montreal it seemed the thing to do. So glad we did. Great food, which was incredibly creative in preparation and presentation. We tried things that were prepared in ways we never heard of Chocolate dessert was the best thing I ever ate. Risotto was to die for. Duck ravioli persuaded my friend that he was wrong and does like duck.Portions are small but food rich so it all worked out fine. We were with friends and shared several things so we all got to try everything we ordered. Highly recommend this approach because everything was so great. Our waitress, Hillary was helpful and charming. Even the wine was reasonable and delicious. A very definite and enthusiastic recommendation !
Duck ravioli was incredible and the wild boar is to die for. Lobster sausage had a lot of fennel (3ways)if u are into fennel.
Great vibe at this small restaurant. Nada the owner and Sen the chef made is feel so welcome. The scallop ceviche was the best I've had. My friend had the tomato bone marrow soup and she hasn't eaten meat in 4 years!! That's how good he food was!! This is a must if you are in Montreal for a few days.
My husband and I visited this restaurant on our last night in Montreal and the experience was amazing. The food is very good! The restaurant is a little small, so making reservations is a good idea. The wine list is not very extensive, but the food, service and ambiance are incredible. I would highly recommend
Wonderful restaurant with excellent attentive & friendly service. The food was beautiful and interesting.
We all - a family of 4 with two teenage kids - had a great night out. If you like great food with a creative twist, don't hesitate. We chose different appetizers and main courses and tasted all of them. Beautiful presentation, innovative combinations, and it all worked out perfectly. We particularly loved the scallop ceviche, the duck ravioli with foie gras for appetizers. The boar belly, the risotto and the beef hanger were just amazing. Deserts were great too : we tried two french classics, both again came with creative innovations that worked brilliantly. A very friendly team cooking in the open kitchen in front of your eyes, small restaurant with only a few tables, dinner in a friendly atmosphere.
Highly recommend this restaurant. Intimate room with cool vibe, innovative dishes, outstanding staff. When we weren't sure which red wine to order, our waiter brought several tastings to the table. He consulted with the chef when we mentioned we were interested in some jazz clubs afterwards and wrote up a list. We commented on the phenomenal light fixtures and he came back with the artist's business card. The chef came out to chat and inquire about our meal. And they brought us complimentary glasses of port to accompany our dessert. Of the five dishes my husband and I had, 4 were excellent and 1 was a bit of a miss, but kudos for the attempt at doing something innovative with quail. We will be back and will send others.
Les Deux Singes has a very fun atmosphere. When we went both windows were wide open. There were wood block on the table with the names of people who had reservations. The servers were very friendly and helpful. GREAT food. I had duck raviolis with foie gras creme sauce. My husband had rabbit that he liked very much.It is really nice place
This has been the best restaurant we have been to so far in Montreal. The seating is a casual bistro style. We had an excellent tomato soup ($9) with bone marrow that was topped with creme fraiche and greens (one of the best soups we have ever had so we had to order another). My wife had a mushroom risotto with mozzarella and pecorino. I had a duck foie gras ravioli ($25). I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who is in or passing through Montreal.
A friendly welcome set the scene for what was to be a wonderful evening, both in terms of food and service. The mojito had the perfect amount of fresh mint, the warm bread and complimentary hors d'oeuvre kept us satisfied until our starters arrived, the presentation and flavours of both the starters and main meals could not be faulted. Deserts were not considered as the meals were very filling however the staff could not let a birthday go unrecognised and presented not only myself but also my husband with a small desert in celebration. A very nice touch. Special note must be made of the service, the young lady who looked after us was attentive without being imposing.
A group of 3, had dinner that was quite delicious. The food was fresh and expertly prepared. The dishes were beautiful to look at as well. The restaurant though tiny, had a great ambiance. From the amuse bouche to our dessert, we were delighted! Our server could not have been more attentive and helpful. I would highly recommend Les Deux Singes de Montarvie.
I grabbed a seat at the bar as a solo traveller. With a great open kitchen, it was a pleasure to see all my meals come together! The chef/hand were friendly and keen for a chat. There is a small, but varied menu. The meal itself was great; two courses are ample. Slightly on the expensive side.
It was definitely worth the ranking of being the best restaurant in Montreal. We were visiting from London UK and have eaten in lots of recommended restaurants and yes, this one is truly lovely. Nice ambience, wait staff was knowledgeable, friendly and the food was really very good.
Our first time at this restaurant but surely not our last. The talented chef pleased us with all his offerings from amuse-bouche to dessert. The wine list could use some filling out, though. Besides the food, we liked the choice of music - no loud techno beat here to make conversation impossible.
Duck Raviloi with foie gras is outstanding. They changed our reservation easily to an earlier time, a few hours before our reservation, which was appreciated. Even if "fully booked" on Open Table, worth calling to check directly for a reservation. They have a few seats at a tiny bar if you are solo or a couple. I will return.
We had a wonderful meal. The waitress did a great job recommending dishes, we loved them all. Each dish was decorated so nice, too.
I rate this place outstanding in context of its ambitions. The idea is to serve high-end food in a colourful but unpretentious environment at an off-the-beaten track location (that is, not in the business district or the downtown port area.) The result is that your great food is comparatively inexpensive; it would normally cost me about double to get a similar meal at a "fancy" restaurant. You should expect what comes with the package: there are not many tables and they are close; both the menu and the wine list are brief; the available wines tend toward the inexpensive (but I quite enjoyed mine, the cheapest they had.) The service was both friendly and professional, and not over-stretched.
Imaginative and beautifully prepared menu. Far above what you might expect when you just ound this "funky" offbeat looking space. Small so be sure to get reservation...we saw many being turned away. One of best meals we (foodies) ever had. Great and friendly service
What a pleasant surprise!Unpretentious location and service. The soup of the day was an unforgettable tomato concoction which in fact should become a regular item on their menu.The main courses ,(both on the regular menu)one steak and one hangar steak were flavoured to perfection. The former is more suitable for a larger appetite.Even the bread was crusty and tasty. Alas,neither of us had room for dessert. The restaurant is a pleasure partly because it is so small and not noisy... in fact it possesses a dignified serenity for such simple decor.All in all,a great dining experience! Note:Not for those who prefer bland or slightly spiced food.
What a great find! My son visited Montreal in August and this restaurant was recommended by his hotel. After he raved, we had to try it and did! The duck ravioli was absolutely delicious! And a shrimp bisque was possibly the best bisque I've ever had! Everything else was wonderful as well. It's tiny so make reservations early...It's a real gem!
We wanted a restaurant in a Montreal neighborhood, and discovered this little gem through TripAdvisor. It was a reasonable cab ride from downtown; food was absolutely wonderful, nice wine, and fabulous dessert. Would definitely return if in the area again, and recommend it to anyone looking for a lovely, evening.
I brought my wife to Les Deux Singes de Montarvie for her birthday, and we had a wonderful time! The food was excellent! Service was great. It felt like dining in a chief friend's house that everything was made just for you.
We have never been to Montreal, but I happened to find Les Deux Singes on Yelp. I am SO happy that we dined with them. The meal was truly incredible, from the fresh made pumpkin soup to the lobster sausage. I can't recommend this restaurant enough, and will certainly do so to friends who travel to Montreal!
Great neighborhood gem. parking is difficult but super place and great service!
Meal highlights were duck Ravioli with fois gras & braised quail done in coconut curry. Also terrific was the veal with blue cheese. Excellent attentive service. Friendly owner and a chef who has an eye for detail with great presentation & even better delivery. Well done! Do not repeat restaurants in general when visiting Montreal (too many to chose from) but this one is a must.
When you walk in, your parties name is written on a small chalkboard on your table. What a personal touch! The wait staff is excellent. We were served by Sean, and the owner also visited our table on several occasions. Both gave a service that was beyond reproach. The food was fabulous. The soup of the day was AMAZING, as were the salad and the duck ravioli. The boar belly was also excellent, and so were both steaks on the menu and the risotto. Everything was perfectly cooked. The desserts also had the entire table raving. The chef came out to visit our table and the end, as did the owner. I have never been so well treated at a restaurant. We will definitely be going back!
Exquisite food with a menu full of diverse flavors. The entrees complimented the main dishes perfectly and the dessert was some of the best around. Wonderful, cozy feel with small capacity and intimate service attending you perfectly. Would highly recommend to anyone in Montreal.
Our first time at Les Deux Singes proved a memorable experience. The food is exquisitely prepared, beautifilly presented. A gem of a restaurant. Recommended the restaurant highly to all our friends.
Fresh fresh fresh. The food is amazing. This is a gem worth going to. The Lamb was perfect and the ravioli as well. This place is focused on the food and you can taste it bite after bite!
Almost every dish from appetizer to dessert was excellent in preparation . The food was fresh with some innovative combinations. Very friendly and helpful service. It seemed they were genuinly interested in you having a great dining experience. This place is definitely about the food, which is very refreshing.
everything we tasted was delicious. We split appetizer, salad, entrée, and dessert (one of each). just enough. would love to go.
The soup was so good I wanted to lick the bowl. Everything was delicious... period.
Very creative execution of classic and sometimes eclectic dishes, never over-the-top. We tried 5 dishes in total and they were all fantastic. Presentation is great, portions are moderate but filling and the flavor on everything was excellent. Small menu but very varied and probably a great dish for just about anyone (would not really recommend for kids). Service was excellent and the prices were moderate considering the exceptional dining experience.
I have there several times bad the food is always good. Menu changes regularly so it is nice to try new dishes. The food is complex and it shows when you eat it. The staff are always a delight and will make your evening fun.
This was a GREAT dining extravaganza! The proprietor greeted us and said "Welcome! You will have fun!". And we did! Young Shawn, the chef, is astoundingly talented. The food was about the best we have ever had in a restaurant. I had the shrimp chowder with mussels, the veal, and a floating island for dessert. The 4 of us enjoyed delicious Spanish red wine recommended by the owner, who was also our server. She was so efficient and friendly and delightful and knowledgeable! We hugged her when we left. We already have told several friends they must go here. It is an experience not to be missed!
At 6 pm I was the first reservation of the evening. I was greeted by name, seated at the bar in front of the open kitchen. The two chefs were great to watch in the small kitchen; the sommelier/waiter was good with suggestions and checking that everything was tasting good. I'm a small eater, so I had 3 appetizers that suited me just fine.
Had heard great things about this slightly left-of-centre little restaurant tucked away off the main drags of the plateau, and it didn't disappoint. Food was amazing, service was warm and friendly, wine was good. Paid a little more than I was expecting, but that included a generous and well-deserved tip. If it wasn't for the hundred other places we have to try in the next week I would happily return.
Les Deux Singes de Montarvie is a lovely intimate restaurant. The service was knowledgable and friendly. The food was delicious. My husband had the lamb shank and I had the veal. Both were tender and delicious. The portions were generous. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Montreal.
nous y avons été en deux couples. Chacun de nous a commande une entree et un plat different. Les 8 commandes plus le dessert etaient un vrai regal . Un restaurant cozy, bien gere par un personnel attentionne, courtois et surtout professionnel. Le menu est diversifie et les prix sont corrects. a visiter
My husband and I recently dined at this lovely restaurant and were very impressed with the 5 star service we received from Nada. The food was delicious...melt in your mouth veal & excellent ravioli. We shall definitely come back again :)


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Fatmarc and Oliver Yeh
On the 21st of May, C3:Twenty20 Cycling Company Team road out of the Lehigh Valley Velodrome to overcome the 2011 NE Rapha Gentlemen's Race. We have known about this newly historic race and its format, and while we were familiar with each other's strengths and weaknesses from seasons of 'cross and group training rides, the number of unknowns kept us honest in our assessments.
As we left the velodrome our team captain (Bad Andy) and Director (Auer Power) took to the front to set the pace. "Keep her steady, we have a long way to go," Auer said. It was one of several caveats. Bad Andy, a graduate of local Kutztown University, knew many of the roads along the course and stated before the race, "Hawk Mountain will be a challenge."
Thirty miles. We passed two teams that started ahead of us. We were feeling good and riding steady. All went as planned. Then, descending a gnarly gravely hill, my teammate Sweet Johnny shredded a tire. We stopped and mended the tire with GU wrappers, black tape, and a dollar bill – very MacGyver. Perhaps more impressive was the fact Sweet J rode Frankenstein-tire for about 20 miles before reaching Kutztown where we found a bike shop to snag two new ones.
We sped on and slid back into our rhythm. Eighty miles. We caught up to Team BikeSnob loaded with fellow 'crossers and merged into a charging pack of twelve. Over Blue Mountain, after riding with the Bicycling Team for a while, we had to stop and hand over the spare tire to our teammate Meatball thus concluding our lesson in preparedness and forethought.
The last thirty. The last 30 may have been the cruelest. It could've been considered the mile 22 of marathons when the invisible wall appears. Our team had predetermined after the last categorized climb, the final 30 miles would be more reasonable. However, this was the Rapha Gentlemen's Race… reasonable is to be left for base rides. I kept looking at the mileage; the numbers seemed to turn over in slow motion. I was low on fuel, pedaling sore feet, steering sore hands, and propped up on a sore ass. The promise of returning home together to where we started kept me and my compatriots moving forward.
Ten hours forty minutes later, our rubber tires entered the Velodrome. The small crowd of friends and family cheered for us as we rolled onto the track and completed a couple of laps. Smiling could not be prevented. Congratulations were about finishing together: this was a huge combined effort and the experience shared with my teammates would go into the books.
In a way, the word "race" is a misnomer. There are prizes, yes. But, what the event does is celebrate the reason we leave our homes to meet in parking lots and other designated spots. No matter what the aim, it's about gathering to ride and the small events within that make them memorable, bonding, and fruitful.
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Host Phil Keoghan stands at the starting line held at the iconic Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, on THE AMAZING RACE, premiering Sunday, Feb. 17 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Robert Voets/CBS ©2013 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Morning Session.
THURSDAY, January 16, 1873.The SPEAKER pursued the call of the counties and districts for -
Mr. BARRETT introduced a bill [H. R. 218]to amend section 2 of the act of March 2, 1855, to discourage the keeping of useless or sheep killing dogs. For every dog kept or harbored in excess of one, a tax of $2, for every bitch in such excess $3. It was referred to the Committee on the Rights and Privileges of the inhabitants of the State.
Mr. MILLER introduced a bill [H. R. 219]defining the crime of embezzlement by certain officers, and prescribing punishment therefor. (If any collection officer shall unlawfully appropriate any moneys, coins, credits or choses in action, or any article which may have come into his custody by virtue of his office, or shall fail to pay the same over to the proper person, he shall be deemed guilty of embezzlement and on conviction shall be fined and imprisoned not less than one nor more than ten years.) It was referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. M. also moved for an order (which wat adopted) to report back to the House withous recommendation, his bill [H. R. 297] the object of which is to stop the collection of county railroad aid tax where the roads have not been located.
Mr. RUMSEY introduced a bill [H. R. 320] regulating the duties of County Surveyors, extending the same, and repealing conflicting acts. (Each Surveyor to be furnished with and to keep an office - to take acknowlments of all deeds - defer the expense of correcting errors of his office - he shall make no deed until the former deed shall have been recorded, and he shall have mileage for travel, etc.,) It was referred to the Committee on the Right and Privileges of the inhabitants of the State.
Mr. FURNAS presented a claim of Martin A. Rader for work done on the Reformatory at Plainfield.
Mr. KIRKPATRICK introduced a bill [H. R. 321] in relation to the fees of Justices of the Peace and Constables. (Justices of the Peace the same as County Clerks, and the Constables the same as the Sheriffs. (It was referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaries.
Mr. JONES introduced a bill [H. R. 322] to regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors by druggists not licensed to retail the same. (Not to sell less than a quart at a time except as thereinafter prescribed. - Fine $10, to $100.) It was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
A message from the Senate announced the concurrence of that body in the House amendment to the concurrent resolution for hearing the American Woman Suffrage Association tomorrow at 2 1-2 o'clock, P. M.
Mr. KING, from the Committee on Railroads, according to the previous order of the House, returned Mr. Miller's bill. [H. R. 297] to suspend and stop the collection of county railroad aid tax, without recommendation.
After debate by Messrs. Miller, Walker. Lenfesty, Butterworth, Barrett, Cobb, and Branham, on motion of Mr. Branham it was referred again to the Committee on Railroads, with instructions to report on the same Tuesday morning at half past nine o'clock, and that the subject be made the special order for that hour.
Mr. WOODARD introduced a bill [H. R. 323] providing for the payment to the Township Trustee all moneys which may have been page: 318[View Page 318] collected in any Township for special purposes (taxes by levy of the trustees, etc.,the trustee to give bond to the county Auditor for the money - sanction $500, to $1,000, and imprisonment three to six months.) It was referred to the Committee on the Rights and Privileges of the inhabitants of the State.
Mr. WOODARD presented a memorial for the passage of the Campbell bill-(a road bill introduced into the Senate two years ago by Senator Collett) and he now accordingly introduced the bill [H. R. 324] to authorize the election of a County Engineer and three Road Commissioners in each county ; for the appointment of Engineer General; and providing for opening and maintaining the public highways; and repealing, etc., (It provides for a road fund, and the making of the roads with money.) It was referred to the Committee on County and Township business.
Also - a bill [H. R. 325] declaring what offices shall not be deemed lucrative, (where total compensation shall amount to less than $500 per annum.) It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. SMITH introduced a bill [H. R. 326] to amend section 38 of the act of June 9,1852; to provide for the election and qualification of Justices of the Peace. (Pleadings may be amended any time before the answer, and at the discretion of the justice - the party amending to pay the cost of such amendments.) It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. BUTTS, (for the Committee on Temperance) introduced a bill [H. R. 327] to regulate the sale of Intoxicating Liquors, to provide against the evils resulting from the sale thereof, and providing for the resulting damages,repealing, etc. (It provides at length that license may be obtained by payment of the costs, and giving bonds for the damages resulting from the retail traffick - with heavy sanctions and prescribing new matter as to proceedings and evidence.) On his motion it was ordered that 500 copies thereof be printed.
The bill from the Senate No. 88The Chapman Corporation Drainage bill, was taken up and referred to the Committee on Swamp Lands.
The bill from the Senate No. 150, [Mr. Armstrong's] to legalize the taxes heretofore levied for the purposes of tuition by any City in the State, and to authorize the collection of the same, and declaring an emergency, was taken up on the third reading.
Mr. KIRKPATRICK said the provisions of this bill apply to the condition of the school levy by the Trustees in the City of Kokomo; and to remove all doubts about the legality of their proceeding, he urged its passage.
The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 73, nays 0.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the report of the President of the Bank of the State of Indiana, which he stated would go pro forma to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The Senate bill for the submission of the Canal Amendment to the Constitution, and the Senate bill to authorize and regulate the incorporation of banks were referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. WOOLLEN'S bill [H. R. 301] to change the summer term of the Circuit Court for Bartholemew County to the first Monday of June; and Mr. Woollen's bill [H. R. 302] fixing the times of Common Pleas in Bartholomew county - first Monday of April and September, and third Monday of November, were taken up on the second reading, and (under suspension of the Constitutional restriction) they were finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 76, nays 1.
EMPIRICISM.Mr. SATTERWHITE'S bill [H. R. 101] to protect the citizens of the State of Indiana from empiricism, etc., which heretofore failed for want of a Constitutional majority was now submitted to another vote and rejected - yeas 38, nays 41.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the Senate's concurrence in the House amendment to their resolution for the hearing of the American Women Suffrage Association changing the time from Thursday to Friday, 2 1-2 o'clock, P. M. with an amendment striking out "2 1-2 o'clock P. M." and inserting "10 o'clock A. M."
Mr. SATTERWHITE. At the solicitation of the agent of the American Women Suffrage Association for a respectful hearing before the General Assembly he had submitted a resolution which passed the House which made the order for that hearing for Friday at 2 1-2 o'clock, P. M. But on yesterday some persons in behalf of the Indiana Women's Suffrage Association, procured the passage of a resolution on the part of the Senate fixing the time for their hearing on Thursday, at 2 o'clock; and that resolution came in here, and many gentleman - himself among them - did not know at the time it was considered but that it was for the hearing of the American Women's Association. It seemed to him to be an effort of the Indiana Association to superceed the American Association. So far as he was concerned he had no preference for either party here; but as the American Women's Suffrage Association applied first he considered that they should have the preference as to this appointment; and therefore he moved that the House refuse to concur in the Senate amendment.
page: 319[View Page 319]Mr. WALKERand Mr. BUTTERWORTH concurred in this matter with Mr. Satterwhite, and then the House refused to concur in the Senate's amendment on a division - affirmative 38, negative 49.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the Senate concurrent resolution, construing the order for printing the report of the Secretary of State so as to exclude the appendix and tabular exhibits. It was concurred in.
Mr. COLE, by consent, introduced a bill [H. R. 328] to provide for the letting of the State Printing to the lowest bidder; to provide that the Governor, Secretary, and Auditor of State, shall be ex officio a board of public printing and to provide for the appointment of a Superintendent of Public Printing, which wan passed to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. BARRETT it was made the special order for 2 o'clock, P. M.
Mr. CLARK'S bill ]H. R. 265] defining public prostitution, providing punishment therefor, prescribing certain rules of evidence in prosecutions for such offences, was taken up on the third reading. (Penalty - imprisonment in the reformatory six months to three years - one months residence in a house of ill fame shall be presumption of guilt - inmates compelled to testify, but so as that their testimony shall not affect themselves.) The bill was finally passed the Rouse of Representatives - yeas 57, nays 11.
The House then took a recess till two o'clock.
Mr. WOOD, by consent, introduced a bill [H. R. 329] to repeal section 47 of the act of March 10, 1852, defining felonies and providing punishment therefor. (It is the section which forbids the intermarriage with negroes.)
Mr. OFFUTT desired to submit a motion for the indefinite postponement of the bill.
The SPEAKER. It is not in order.
The bill was passed to the second reading and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the letter of the Secretary of State transmitting the message of Governor Baker containing the reasons for his veto of Mr. Gifford's bill, [H. R. 227] entitled: an act to provide for the payment to the township Trustees of all monies which may have been collected for either general or specific purposes, except such as may have been collected from townships for State and county revenue, and prescribing the punishment of officers failing to comply with the provisions of this act. The message was read by the clerk.
The SPEAKER. The only order for the House to make now is that the Governor's objections be entered on the journal; and the only question is this: Will the House agree to to pass the bill the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?
Mr. SHIRLEY reminded the House of his objections to the bill pending its consideration. The purpose of the bill was a good one - to enable parties who have voted railroad aid, and which has been forfeited, to divert it to the school fund. The bill was too broad in its provisions. He concurred in the reasoning of the veto message.
Mr. WOODARD said the friends of the bill would not attempt to pass it over the veto.
Mr. BRANHAM moved for indefinite postponement of the bill.
The SPEAKER. The Constitutional question must be put.
Whereupon the question was taken and the House refused ta pass the bill over Governor's objection - yeas 0, nays 87.
The SPEAKER now announced the second special order, to-wit: the consideration of Mr. Shirley's bills [H. R. 293 and 31,] and Mr. Billingsley's bill 290 with reference to the public printing, and the House determined to consider Mr. Shirley's bill [H. R. 293] first -(this bill being substituted by the Committee for Mr. Shirley's bill H. R. 9)it is entitled a bill to repeal an act fixing the time and mode of electing the State Printer defining his duties, fixing his compensation, etc., approved March 8, 1859, and to abolish the office of State Printer.
Mr. WOODARD supposed that there was no division of sentiment in regard to this bill, all being pledged as partizans, on both sides, to abolish this office.
Mr. SHIRLEY also desired the abolition of this office so that we can proceed to take such steps as may be expedient and wise in regard to the public printing for the future. He considered that we might be aided greatly in this matter by an examination of the laws of Ohio.The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 86, nays 0.
Mr. WOOLLEN. I move now that a committee of five be appointed by the Speaker who shall consider these bills and the whole subject and report to the House at as early a day as they can mature their bill.
Mr. SHIRLEY would like to amend the motion so as to fix a definite time for the report; but he would not hamper the committee.
The motion was agreed to and the Speaker appointed Messrs. Woollen, Hardesty, Tulley, Eward, and Shiriey, to serve as such committee.
Mr. WOOLLEN from the Special Committee consisting of Messrs. Woollen, Wilson of Ripley, and Wood, to whom was referred the page: 320[View Page 320]whole subject of Newspapers for the General Assembly, reported a recommendation that the message from the Senate announcing the non-concurrence of that body in the House concurrent resolution against an appropriation for newspapers, be laid on the table; and he reported also a substitute for his bill [H. R. 315] entitled a bill for an act supplemental to an act fixing the per diem arid mileage of members of the General Assembly, and providing that they shall provide their own stationery, approved December 19, 1872,and providing that no additional perquisites shall be allowed;the reported substitute therefor being entitled a bill [H. R. 330] for an act supplemental to an act fixing the per diem, and mileage of members of the General Assembly and providing that they shall provide their own stationery, approved December 19, 1872,and providing that the State Librarian shall furnish ink to be used by members in their seats.
It was passed to the second reading.
Mr. OFFUTT. I would like to know what has become of the concurrent resolution of the House for a declaration that we will not vote for a specific bill with an item to pay for newspapers? and the Senate message reporting the refusal of that body to concur?
The SPEAKER. I think the resolution never went to the Special Committee. - It's on the table.
Mr. OFFUTT. I do not like the shape this matter is taking, neither do I believe it is according to the sense of the House. There was a resolution submitted by the gentleman from Ripley [Mr. Wilson,] adopted by the House and non-concurred in by the Senate, that we would not vote for a bill having an item of appropriation for newspapers here, and pending that the gentleman from Johnson [Mr. Woollen] introduced his supplemental bill. The Speaker announced thereupon that the whole subject was referred to the Special Committee. I did not so understand the action of the House; and now it seems to me we ought to have a vote on that resolution. For if there was anything understood by me in that matter, it was that the per diem bill cut off all perquisites - not a gentleman whom I have consulted but understood it in that way. Now suppose this bill introduced now by this Special Committee be passed by the House, what effect will that have on the other branch? I undertake to say it will have no effect whatever. Gentlemen may take their own course in this matter, and I will take mine. But I am not in favor of allowing this resolution of the gentleman from Ripley to be shut out in this way; and I say it is right and proper that we should have a vote on it. I am ready to pledge myself to vote against every specific bill that has in it an item to pay for newspapers furnished here. I want to vote on this subject now ; and regarding it as the question now before the House unfinished yesterday, I renew the motion, that the House adheres to that concurrent resolution.
The SPEAKER. The gentleman can move to take that message from the table.
Mr. OFFUTT. I make that motion.
Mr. WOOLLEN. The act that we passed does not cut off the furnishing of newspapers; and it is not worth while for us to say that it does; for it does not, though it might be understood in that way; but it does not do it. The bill is, that members shall furnish their own stationery, without cost to the State therefor. Now we all understood that that bill would cut off newspapers. That was the general understanding. That is the way I explained it to my constituents when I went home; and now, gentlemen here subscribe for newspapers on their own account. But now, when our resolution goes into the Senate, they refuse to concur in it, because they say it would violate their contract with the newspaper publishers - for in matter of law they have the right to do as to them may seem to be expedient. But if this bill were to pass the House and the Senate, that would be an end, by law, of all contracts for furnishing newspapers for members of the General Assembly. But to take up this resolution, and press its consideration would not amount to anything. It seems to me also, that the resolution undertakes to construe the law against the very terms of the law; and if it were passed a dozen times, it would still have the terms of the law as they are now. But let us rather consider and pass this bill; and then, if the Senate should refuse to pass our bill, and it becomes necessary for us to get up an issue with the Senate on this matter,why then the indignation of the gentleman from Hancock (Mr. Offutt) can have full play - and I will help him. I thing that we should not insist on any conference on this matter, unless it becomes absolutely necessary.
Mr. WOODARD. It was my understanding at the time, that the per diem bill cut off everything; and that is my understanding of the intention to-day. But I know now, that under a strict construction it will not express that; and therefore I think the best thing will be to pass this bill. While the Senate may have the advantage of us in the law as enacted, we have got the advantage of them in the matter of appropriation. It is not right that we should have constructive fees here.
Mr. COBB. This was a concurrent resolution, and, the other House refusing to concur it is dead to all intents and purposes.
Mr. COWGILL. My understanding when we passed the per diem bill was, that it provided the only pay we should have. That was my understanding, or I should not have voted for it. And now seeing the constructions which gentlemen desire to place upon it. I am emphatically in favor of the repeal of the law.
page: 321[View Page 321]But why increase our pay by voting ourselves papers? and I confess that I have not been able to find authority for doing anything of that kind. - All I desire by this resolution is to express our understanding of the per diem bill; so that the Senate may have notice that if they make a contract for newspapers they may expect this body to refuse to help them to carry out the contract. I am in favor of passing this resolution also because it places a just construction on the law and declares our understanding in regard to it.
Mr. RICHARDSON. The resolution will not cure the defect; nothing short of the bill will cure it. We have but just now passed an enrolled act appropriating $125,000 for Legislative expenses; and if the Senate have a mind to do so they can pay for these newspapers out of that.
Mr.MELLETT. It is true that the per diem bill cuts off stationery, and my understanding is, that it was under this item of "stationery" that all our extra allowances were made, including the pocket knives; and I wish to show the House another thing for the benefit of gentlemen who have not had experience of these drawings of extras.(He held in his hand a cork-screw, and under difficulties about the working of the rusty springs made a fair exhibition of the instrument to the indignant benches.)The idea of drawing such an article of "stationery" as that for the benefit of our constituents, or for the purpose of benefiting legislation! Now sir, in view of this, I am in faver of passing the pending resolution, and I am also in favor of the bill of the gentleman from Johnson (Mr. Woollen.) This word "stationery" includes almost everything; for if it included that, (the cork-screw) it would include anything. (A voice"Greenbacks.") Yes; it included their greenbacks also - anything you may see fit to apply it to. And when the per diem bill was introduced, I thought it would cut off these anythings ; and since it has not yet had the desired effect, I am in favor of construing the act for the benefit of our brethren in the other end of the building. And since gentlemen in the other end have become so very indignant as to our estimation of this matter of voting themselves allowances, let us test them and see whether their indignation was sincere.
Mr. TULLEY. I am decidedly in favor of adhering to this resolution, and I hope it will not be passed over this time.
The SPEAKER. The question is: Will the House take up the message from the Senate? (It was decided in the affirmative on a division - affirmative 48, negative 32.) The message will be read.
The message was read by the Clerk, announcing the Senate's refusal to concur in Mr. Wilson's concurrent resolution.
Mr. OFFUTT. I now renew the motion submitted yesterday by the gentleman from Ripley (Mr. Willson) that the House adhere to that resolution; and on that I desire to make a few remarks. I fell that, perhaps, I have already said more on this question than I ought to say, but it is a question in which I feel an interest. I feel that if I did not adhere to this resolution - that, as a member of this House after we have said and done what we have on this per diem bill that if I should now vote for newspapers or stationery, it would place me in a false position. I know that there is no view of this matter that could have induced me to vote for that bill, had I not understood that it cast off all perquisites. I believe there is no controversy about tha not a man on the floor but understood it so at that time. There is but a single voice opposed to saying that was the proper construction of the law. Now, after all thisin the light of all these facts - I ask gentlemen if they can vote for an appropriation to pay for newspapers? It is said by the gentleman from Gibson (Mr. Buskirk) that the act does not cut off newspapers. I undertake then to say that there never was a statute that authorized the taking of newspapers here unless it was that provision which authorizes "stationery" for members. Then, if "stationery" is cut off, does it not follow that newspapers are cut off also ? But now; irrespective of all this, I undertake to say : that there is no pleading, no answer, no argument that ought to stand against the plain understanding of members who voted for the per diem bill. It is time enough to construe a law when it comes into court, arid before a judge who had nothing to do with the making of it; and it comes with a bad grace for a gentleman - a member of the House of Representatives - to stand here and allege that this law does not cut off newspapers, when we all know that in the estimates and calculations submitted on this floor at the time as to the comparative expense of the Legislature under the old law and the per diem bill, they all included the item of newspapers. They argued that the per diem bill would make no increase of the pay of members, but only proposed a different mode of payment. It was urged also by the gentleman from Gibson that this resolution is an interference with the rights of the Senate - that they have a right to take the newspapers at the public expense, but, fortunately for justice, they can't make an appropriation for these papers unless the House concur. I propose to stand by the law, as I voted for it. Again, it has been said that a vote on this resolution will not settle this question - that it will come up again in the future; and hence it is urged that we must pass the bill introduced by the21 page: 322[View Page 322] gentleman from Johnson, (Mr. Woollen.) But I can't see it yet quite in that light. I am in favor of the bill, and I mean to vote for it; but what I mean to say is this: that a vote on this bill, and its passage will not settle the question so far as this session is concerned, and I want the question settled for this session. Then after we shall have decided this question for this session, by the adoption of this resolution - then I shall be ready and willing to vote for the bill introduced by the gentleman from Johnson. I insist also that we may properly vote for this resolution and it seems to me that we ought to do it at once. It seems to me that we would stultify ourselves if we did not. And I can't conceive how it is that gentlemen will vote for allowing papers for Senators, while refusing them to themselves. For I undertake to say that any gentleman on this floor, is the peer of any Senator ; and that if it is right and proper for members of the Senate to have these papers, then it is right and proper for every member of this House to have them: and while I am not in favor of voting them to ourselves, I am not in favor of voting them for the other end of the capitol. Gentlemen may take their own course ; and gentlemen may talk about the expression of my indignation ; it is not mine, but the indignation of the people; because I have no indignation in the matter. It is my sense of right and justice in opposition to this thing ; my judgment tells me it is wrong; and whether gentlemen consider it indignation or not, I shall pursue this course. My mind is made up. I want to go upon the record, and I want every gentleman in the House to go upon the record, in reference to this matter. I know that to vote for the newspapers either in the House or Senate will not meet the approbation of the people. When I went home I was confronted with the question : Why did you increase your pay ? And I undertook to show the people that the per diem bill was no increase of pay ; that under the practice before that, we received what amounted to about eight dollars per day that we received so much then indirectly; whereas now we receive that amount directly. And, sir, I insist that, if that is the law, and members will still vote themselves newspapers under the item of "stationery," it will not meet the approbation of the people. Mr. CLARK. When I voted on that per diem bill I did not understand that it excluded newspapers. I thought it was cutting oil simply what we get from the Secretary of State. I did believe then that the law will bear the construction put upon it - that it allowed gentlemen to vote themselves newspapers. Not that it is right, therefore, but as a matter of comity toward the Senate, it seems to me that the House might retire from its action on this resolution. And there is another thing: the Senators here voted themselves these statutes; and we have got them also; and my understanding of that matter was, that we are to keep them.
Mr. COBB. I have been at a loss to understand the position of the House as to this concurrent resolution; but I think I understand it now. We passed a concurrent resolution here; and the Senate refuses to concur, and they have sent it back; then we pass it over again; and then it becomes good law. That being now my clear understanding I demand the previous question.
There was a second to the demand for the previous question and the main question was ordered viz : Will the House adhere to tin concurrent resolution ? and the question was decided in the affirmative yeas 74, nays 9 - so the House of Representatives adhered to the concurrent resolution.
The SPEAKER now again pursued the call of the House by counties and districts for
Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH introduced a bill [H. R. 331] to amend sections 6, 7, 11, 12, and 19 of the act in relation to the granting of divorce, and the nullification of marriage, and the orders of court in relation thereto, approved May 13, 1852, and to repeal the 22nd section of that act. It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. LENT submitted a preamble and resolution (which was adopted) reciting the recommendation of the late Governor for the care and treatment of the Insane and the division of the State into three districts for that purpose, and instructing the Committee on the Benevolent Institutions to consider and procure estimates of the cost of carrying out said recommendations; and report by bill or otherwise.
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Mr. WOOLLEN introduced a bill [H. R. 333] concerning the granting of divorces was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. GLASGOW introduced s bill [H. R. 334] to repeal the act in relation to the tax of land in towns and cities, approved June 18, 1852. It was referred to the Committee on Cities and Towns.
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I'm from Knoxville and would love to attend a support group. Even if its meeting out for dinner once a mth. I also work in Maryville so I could meet there as well.
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