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More on my healthy habit blogs. My focus this week has been on drinking more water. Here are my answers to the next two questions:
4) How are you doing day by day?
This really is a day-by-day thing for me. I say it's easy to incorporate water and it really *should* be, but for me, it's so not. I can do above and beyond one day (Monday), and then revert back to no water (Tuesday), and then I'm right back up there today. Consistency is a problem for me not just in this habit creation, but in all healthy aspects. I don't exercise everyday. I don't track my calories everyday. Heck, sometimes I don't even get on SparkPeople everyday. For this lose weight/get healthy thing to work, I have to work on being consistent across the board. That, too, will be a day-by-day challenge/struggle that I will have to overcome.
5) What can you improve upon?
Huh - I guess I skipped ahead a bit in answering question #4 because I can definitely improve upon consistency. That worked really well for me when I lost all that weight on the Medifast diet. There was a set plan, this is how you do it, and I just did it and it worked...almost too well. I've said before that I could never do that diet again, but not having everything totally spelled out for me must make me think that it's too much work. I have to tell myself that I AM worth the work!!
So I have my water bottle sitting here with me now. And I'm about to go do my next C25K workout. Perhaps on my run I'll think about what other ways I can work on being more consistent - that is, after I think about birthday gift ideas for my mother-in-law to give to my sister-in-law....there's always something for me to think about!! It's just what I do...
Running behind, so am catching up on answering questions from yesterday and today.
My new habit I want to develop is drinking water, so the next phase of this blogging exercise involves these two questions:
2) How will you do that?
3) What are you doing to encourage yourself and keep on track?
How will I do that?? Drink some dang water, that's how I'll do it! But I need to be more AWARE of what I'm drinking and incorporate water into my routine to make it a routine.
To encourage myself and keep on track, I appreciate everyone's input and support from my previous post. I am a planner, so I need to PLAN to drink water and make small goals. Today, I have already consumed 40 oz., and I just have 24 oz. more, but will shoot for 40 more!!! So taking it one day at a time, implementing strategies like drinking water before I eat or before I drink a Diet Dr. Pepper, that will help me stay on track. I will make small goals - like today, just today, I will drink all my water. That seems easy enough, right? And tomorrow I will do the same. BAM.
Thanks for YOUR encouragement and support in this endeavor...I really do read and appreciate all your comments!
Question: What new habit you wish to develop?
Well, after having water being our Living the Good Life challenge last week, I realize that I absolutely do NOT drink enough water every day. There are even some days where I don't drink water AT ALL. For someone who is trying to get healthy, this simple act seems to allude me. And I have no idea why.
You might be wondering how in the h-e-double-hockey-sticks I can go for a full day without drinking water? Let me tell you, I make it WAY too easy. I work from home a lot, so the hubs and I can go through two pots of coffee that will last til 11 or 12, then I grab a Diet Dr. Pepper. And I'll have a Diet Dr. Pepper with dinner. And I quit drinking anything after 8 p.m. so I don't have to get up in the middle of the night. Then BAM, I went a full day without drinking a drop of water, or anything good for me for that matter.
Last week I did *ok* with the water. I was excited at the beginning of the week because I knew I needed that challenge and thought it would be a good way to jumpstart my weight loss for the 5% challenge. Ugh - so much for that.
So there's the new habit I wish to develop: DRINK WATER. Period. Not "drink more water." Just drink water.
As I wrote before, I am "investing in my commitment" to start running again. It has been a few days since I've started on this new adventure, but I find myself making progress.
I signed up for another 5K...it is the Firefly 5K that I mentioned in my previous blog. I had wanted to sign up for it when I saw a Groupon for it and asked my coworker, who is also running races this year, if she would run it with me. She said she had run it before in the past and they ran out of water. In June. In Texas. Yikes. She said she wondered if it was better organized now, but that she would ask around to see. I went back online to check out the Groupon because I was still kind of interested (it's being held in March this year, so if they run out of water, not as big of a deal) and it was SOLD OUT. Boooooo.
So a few days later, after I had connected with my other friend and we decided to run 5Ks together and signed up for the Vampire 5K in April through a Living Social deal, I got an e-mail from Living Social for the Firefly 5K deal! HOORAY! I immediately texted my friend to tell her and we got the deal!! $20 for the registration....another investment!! And another one I'm pretty excited about!
I decided my coworker is kind of a "race snob." Her reaction to running the Firefly 5K again is based on a legitimate experience that she had, I'm sure, but I just felt like they way she snubbed it was, well, kinda weird. I'm actually really looking forward to having fun with my other friends at that race...I even checked out the glow sticks at Party City today and made a mental note to go get some extras for our run!! FUN!
I need to get new headphones, too. I use my BlackBerry when I run, and right now I have the ear buds that just stick in your ear holes and they're not my favorite. I prefer these certain headphones that I've gotten at Walmart in the past, and i just want to get those again. That is on my To Do list.
Today I finished the first week of the Couch 2 5K program. That felt good. I've stayed on track doing a workout for the program every other day. Today I wasn't feeling very motivated and kept trying to talk myself into why NOT doing it today would be okay. I had two things to do today: 1. go to the grocery store and 2. do my C25K workout. So I woke up at 9 a.m. (that is LATE for me), had a cup of coffee and watched the last episode of a Mad Men DVD with the hubs. I decided, I'm going to go get the grocery shopping over with. I'm all about "getting it over with," so I headed out and busted out the grocery and another errand - at Party City - where I looked at glow sticks! LOL Anyways, I got home and didn't feel like getting my "wog" over with. It was kinda chilly outside. I just ate lunch. I can do it tomorrow. Sigh. The hubs and I started watching some stuff on the DVR, and then his sister called. When she calls, they talk FOREVER. So I paused the TV and just sat there. Checked Facebook. Checked Twitter. Checked SparkPeople. Then I checked Pintrest. While on Pintrest, I looked up some motivational quotes and searched some running pins and I saw one that caught my eye:
No matter how slow you go, you are still lapping everyone on the couch.
Um, HELLO. I was on the couch! So I got up, got ready, and got my wog on!!
And that is how I continue to make progress.
Hi�remember me? No? That�s cool, and totally understandable! I�m Amy and I�ve realized I have GOT to get back into this whole get healthy thing.
So I�ve basically determined that I have to start over. And by that, I mean I have crept up in weight for the last few years and I am sick of it. What worked for me last time? That Medifast diet that totally worked but that I will probably never do again in my life, and running. So since I�m not going to do the hard core liquid-type diet this time around, what I decided to do is start running again. Here we go�
I have had spurts of desire to run again, but this time I am going to COMMIT to actually getting back into it. And to do that, I have to invest in my commitment, literally and physically. I told my husband I was going to buy a C25K app�it�s only $2 on my BlackBerry, but that�s a big deal for me because I only use free apps and honestly don�t think I�ve ever actually BOUGHT one. So there�s $2. Next, I am signing up for races throughout the year and planning which ones I want to participate in so I have something definitive to work toward. As I have been mulling over different races with different themes, one of my friends randomly texted me asking if I run 5Ks. Over our text conversation, we decided to do some 5Ks together, and we both registered for the Vampire 5K in Dallas in April through a Living Social deal for $30, a savings of 50%...another investment, but a seemingly fun one. You go as a vampire or a citizen and they have checkpoints and themed areas where citizens try to avoid the vampires (I would go as a regular Joe!). We also talked about doing a Firefly 5K in March, which is a night race where they give you glow sticks to run with. I like that these races incorporate FUN *and* EXERCISE. There is also a program called the Run Project through Run On! here in the DFW area, and they have a series of nine races offered throughout the year that I will keep tabs on to keep me going. I feel like this type of investment will keep me motivated, but add in the fun factor and doing this with my friends, and I have a feeling I will be successful in my running endeavors.
My friend who I am going to run the Vampire 5K with is a freakishly tall Amazon woman with looooong legs, so I had to tell her in full disclosure that I am a sloooooow runner, what with my shorty legs and all. She said that was fine, because she is actually a terrible runner. Whew! I picture in my head Pheobe from Friends running�that would be hilarious! LOL
On Tuesday I hit the road with my new app and did the first workout of the Couch 2 5K program. I am going back out to do the next segment this afternoon. My husband asked if it was easy to do the first workout since I had done it before, and I told him hell no it was tough�it�s been YEARS since I�ve actually run. I told my hubs that my first workout was a �wog� � walk+jog, because honestly that�s what the workout actually is, which is nice to ease back into the whole legit running gig.
I also wanted to get back into this ahead of the Starfish challenge because I want to get a head start on that. I have been doing the challenges for a while now and I have never ever been successful at it. Yeah, I�ve participated in the Living the Good Life tasks, exercised here and there, but have never actually lost my 5%, if anything at all. So I hope I can get my head back in the game and be more than just a Starfish, but to be a Successful Starfish.
A few weeks ago I sat next to a lady at church who I know runs and participates in races on a pretty regular basis. I told her, �Man, I want to run again�� and she pointed at my feet and said, �Well, you�ve got those, so nothing should be stopping you.� She was SO RIGHT. She probably doesn�t know what an impact she had on me, but I�ll let her know when I�m done with the C25K program and running races myself.
So there it is. I�m going to run. I�m going to have fun running. I�m going to invest in my running. I�ll keep you posted.


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Breakout Country Duo Perform on FOX's American Country Awards (12/5) and GAC's Christmas in the Black Hills network special (12/12)
(NASHVILLE, TN) -- On the heels of an extraordinary breakout year, Stoney Creek Records' duo Thompson Square can now add Grammy nominees to its list of accolades.
Last night, Thompson Square scored a Best Country Duo/ Group Performance Grammy nomination for the #1 single, "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not." The Platinum-selling smash is also nominated for a Best Country Song Grammy.
The husband/wife duo were spending a rare night off in Nashville for some much needed R&R after playing to over one million fans this year when they got the news.
"We both could not believe the news of our Grammy nominations," said Keifer Thompson. "When our manager told us we really thought he was playing some sort of sick joke on us. We can't thank the Grammys enough for such a prestigious honor!
"If I'm asleep please don't wake me up.... cause this is a dang good dream!!" mused Shawna Thompson.
Thompson Square heads to Las Vegas this weekend for FOX's 2nd Annual American Country Awards where they are the second-highest most nominated act with 7 nods. The duo will perform the nominated "Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not," on the live broadcast, airing Monday Dec. 5th at 8 pm ET/ 7 pm CT.
Thompson Square will also perform as part of Great American Country's (GAC) Christmas in the Black Hills. Hosted by Big & Rich, the holiday concert special was shot at various locations around historic Deadwood, South Dakota. Christmas in the Black Hills premieres on GAC on Monday, Dec. 12 at 8 pm ET/ 7 pm CT.
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One of Country music's biggest breakout acts of 2011, Thompson Square's infectious GRAMMY nominated #1 single, "Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not," is the Most Played Song at Country Radio this year (Mediabase). The single spent 5 consecutive weeks at #1 on the Country Digital Soundscan Chart and has sold 1.5 million downloads to-date. The single also reached #1 on the Billboard Heat Seekers Chart and was the #1 Country Ringtone for 12 weeks straight. Additionally, the 2011 American Music Award nominee for New Artist of the Year is also the only duo to reach #1 on CMT's Top 50 Artist Chart in 2011.
Since releasing their debut album in February, Thompson Square has performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Conan, Fox & Friends, NBC's The Better Show" and Fox's Summer Concert Series, as well as been featured in USA Weekend's "Who's Hot in Hollywood," Entertainment Weekly, People Country, the Associated Press, MSN Wonderwall, Country Weekly, Southwest Spirit Magazine, USA Today, The Washington Post and Billboard. 2011 also found Thompson Square nominated for multiple CMA, CMT and American Country Awards.
The duo's follow-up single, "I Got You," is cresting Top 5 at Country Radio. After playing to over one million fans this year on the Jason Aldean "My Kinda Party Tour," Thompson Square will join Lady Antebellum on the road for their Own The Night World Tour 2012 on January 27 in Tulsa, OK.
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Today with support from MERU, I finally got our captive portal working with our SSL cert! Long overdue task!
We have a VLAN for BYOD associated to a SSID with which the captive portal works. This uses RADIUS authentication and AD credentials so that users in our boarding houses can be tracked for safeguarding reasons.
This is currently for both students and staff, however I would like to provide slightly more elevated access for Staff to certain web services on our LAN. I was intending on setting up a new DHCP scope, mapped to another VLAN on the Meru along with a new SSID for the staff to use. Our Sonicwall could then allow access to certain servers.
We also have our content filter, the Lightspeed rocket. Users currently have to authenticate twice on the BYOD SSID. Once to the captive portal and again to the Lightspeed Rocket, as they do not have the Lightspeed user agent installed on their own device. Is it possible to pass credentials from the Meru captive portal to the lightspeed rocket via the RADIUS?
Is it possible to specify the captive portal to only allow certain AD groups for a certain SSID? (So that when staff connect to their SSID it will only allow them through if they are in the AD All Staff Group?)
Any help would be great!!


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iQuest (NZ) Ltd.
based in Hamilton, NEW ZEALAND
iQuest manufactures a line of data loggers and offers solutions for Cellular, IP addressable, FTP and Satellite data transmission. iQuest is a leader in the development and supply of high technology products and services to environmental, scientific, transport industrial and other markets.
Ravens Gate Corporation
based in California, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Located in Ridgecrest, California, Ravens Gate Corporation specializes in manufacturing and marketing a unique water level measuring device. Our well and +AFs-water measure+AF0- is available for wholesale and retail purchasing, and this unique +AFs-well measure+AF0- offers several different models to choose from. Our current models include the 200 and 200U and we offer ...
Logic Beach Inc
based in La Mesa, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Logic Beach has been designing, manufacturing and marketing data logging and alarming systems. Our instruments are used for monitoring thermal oxidizers, landfill gas generators, water remediation equipment, field studies, energy audits, level and flow monitoring, met stations and much more... wherever rugged, stand-alone data acquisition is required. Portable industrial ...
Environmental Manufacturing, Inc. (EMI)
based in Manhattan, KANSAS (USA)
Environmental Manufacturing, Inc. (EMI) leads in manufacturer of PVC Flush Joint Riser and Screen for environmental monitoring and remediation wells and Distributor of well completion materials and monitoring equipment. Custom Threading, Slotting and Perforating of PVC, CPVC and HDPE. Custom threading through 10` and slotting and perforating through 16`. Our commitment to ...
PASI s.r.l.
based in Torino, ITALY
PASI has been the professional point of reference for those working on the territory, and has needed to continuously expand its field of action as a result of new methods of investigation and reliable and complete monitoring solutions. For this reason, we now offer a full range of instruments and software for Geophysics, Geology, Environmental and Geotechnical Monitoring, ...
ECO Environmental
based in Perth, AUSTRALIA
About ECO Environmental The team at ECO Environmental specialise in providing environmental monitoring and sampling equipment to today`s environmental scientist. Whether you work for an Environmental Consultancy, Mining Company, Government, an Educational Institution or a Catchment Group, ECO have the comprehensive knowledge, expertise and equipment you require to get ...
RST Instruments Ltd.
based in Maple Ridge, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
RST Instruments Ltd. is dedicated to offering exceptional geotechnical instruments with unmatched technical support and engineering experience. Established since 1977, RST Instruments Ltd. offers a wide range of products for the geotechnical, mining and environmental engineering fields on a global scale. These instruments are generally related to the measurement and ...
Waterline controls
based in Scottsdale, IOWA (USA)
New and improved! Better design! Liquid Level Sensors, Liquid Level Switch and Water Level Control For Cooling Tower Basin, Cooling Tower Sump, Well Water Holding Tanks So you Never Replace Float Switches Again! This new advanced Water Level Sensor Technology replaces ultrasonic sensor systems as well as float switches and old electric liquid level controls.
Eco Sensors Division of KWJ Engineering Inc.
based in Newark, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Eco Sensors Division of KWJ Engineering Inc. is the premier designer and supplier worldwide of low-cost ozone sensing instruments. These are used to monitor safety in the workplace, control ozone generators, monitor and control processes such as food production and storage, deodorization, sterilization, and measuring ozone dissolved in water. Our instruments are simple, ...
Italmanometri s.r.l.
based in Cavriago (RE), ITALY
Italmanometri was founded in 1967 in the province of Reggio Emilia, Italy, with the precise aim of manufacturing pressure gauges. In order to recognise and distinguish its products, Manelli created a unique brand: the letters G and M joined by a pressure gauge pointer. Today this brand is used to mark Italmanometri products in the European and extra-European ...


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Manhattan Crab Chowder
From EatingWell: December 2006, EatingWell for a Healthy Heart Cookbook (2008)
Manhattan chowder is the red kind, made with disease-fighting lycopene-rich tomatoes. This version substitutes crab for the clams. To make it cook faster, take your time to finely dice the vegetables. We call for convenient canned crushed tomatoes, but you only need 2 cups; store leftover tomatoes in an airtight container for 1 week in the refrigerator or months in the freezer. Then take them out to toss into other soups or sauces—you can't go wrong with adding tomatoes, from a heart-health perspective! All you need is crusty bread or oyster crackers and a tossed salad and you've got dinner.
Makes: 6 servings, about 1 1/2 cups each
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low saturated fat | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 cup finely diced onion
- 1 cup cored fennel bulb, finely diced, plus 2 tablespoons chopped fronds, divided
- 2 tablespoons minced garlic
- 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning blend
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 14-ounce can reduced-sodium chicken broth, or vegetable broth
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 2 cups precooked diced potatoes, (see Tip)
- 2 cups canned crushed tomatoes
- 1 pound pasteurized crabmeat, drained if necessary
- Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion, diced fennel, garlic, Italian seasoning, salt and pepper and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables are just starting to brown, 6 to 8 minutes.
- Add broth, water and potatoes; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook until the vegetables are tender, 3 to 5 minutes. Stir in tomatoes, crabmeat and fennel fronds. Return to a boil, stirring often; immediately remove from heat.
Tips & Notes
- Tip: Look for precooked diced potatoes in the refrigerated section of most supermarket produce departments—near other fresh, prepared vegetables
Per serving: 210 calories; 5 g fat (1 g sat, 4 g mono); 88 mg cholesterol; 21 g carbohydrates; 19 g protein; 3 g fiber; 648 mg sodium; 515 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Iron (35% daily value), Vitamin C (30% dv), Calcium (15% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 1 1/2
Exchanges: 1 starch, 1 vegetable, 2 very lean meat, 1 fat
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Guy Brutally Lynched, Stripped Naked, Stoned, Doused in Gasoline and Burned
Don't know what he truly did to deserve this. This looks like your typical case of lynching from Brazil , but everyone in the video looks so black, it's probably from Africa. At the
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Jund al-Sham Offensive in Quneitra, Syria
Video released on October 15, 2014 shows Jund al-Sham carrying out offensives against Syrian army installation in Quneitra, southwest Syria. The attacks involved beheadings, headshots and burnin
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German Journalist and Author Udo Ulfkotte Admits CIA Bribes Journalists to Spin the News
As mainstream media journalists the world over, supported by the Israli Hasbara trained shills , continue on with their massive campaign of lies about the situation in Ukraine, concealing or spinni
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Russell Tribunal on Palestine accuses Israel of War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity and Incitement to Genocide
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Miko Peled – Israeli Jew, Son of Israeli Army General Exposes Truth About Israel
Miko Peled is an Israeli Jew living in the USA. He was born in Jerusalem in 1961 to a Zionist family. His father was Matti Peled, a decorated Israeli army general. His grandfather was Dr. Avraham Kats
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A guide to the pubs and bars of Glasgow30 Aug 2012
Bath Street, basements and back-alley bars: the top places to enjoy a drink
city centre The compact city centre means that most bars are within walking, or at least staggering distance, though there are some handy clusters, particularly on Sauchiehall Street and the increasingly eclectic Bath Street. One of the city's great…
The best fish and chips in Edinburgh19 Nov 2013
We've researched the options and present a guide to the best places in Edinburgh for a fish supper
We share the results of our local quest for plain, good old seafood with a side-order of chopped potatoes. We tried to ignore the distractions of saucing and vinegaring, and of cod-awful puns, as well as the reality that too much deep-fried food too…
The best fish and chips in Glasgow19 Nov 2013
We've researched the options and present a guide to the best places in Glasgow for a fish supper
We share the results of our local quest for plain, good old seafood with a side-order of chopped potatoes. We tried to ignore the distractions of saucing and vinegaring, and of cod-awful puns, as well as the reality that too much deep-fried food too…
A guide to bars and pubs of Edinburgh30 Aug 2012
The best bars in Old Town, Broughton Street, Leith Walk, Tollcross & West End
The best places in the vicinity are either nearest the bottom end around the Palace of Holyroodhouse or on some of the narrow side streets that seep down into the Old Town. Particularly recommended in the former category are the White Horse (266…
Restaurant review: Glasgow's Barolo Grill16 Aug 2011
Unflashy elegance and a fine choice for Italian food in city centre
It is an indication of the institution that L'Ariosto had become in Glasgow that even a month after being replaced by Barolo Grill the phone is answered with a cheery 'Hello, L'Ariosto'. It also a reminder that the staff – some of whom have been around…
The Vintage @ Drygate: destination drinking and dining in Glasgow15 Jul 2014
The team-up between Tennent's and Williams Bros is an impressive and expansive cathedral to beer
Anyone drinking or dining out recently can't fail to have noticed the rise of craft beer and independent breweries, not only across Scotland but globally. Such a phenomenon has this market become that mass producers are getting involved, too – hence…
Restaurant review: Ox and Finch23 Jun 2014
One of Glasgow's pop-up pioneers settles down to impress at a permanent venue in Finnieston
Jonathan MacDonald's career trajectory of late is one of gradually applying the brakes. As former head chef for the McLaren F1 team, he was immersed in the most high-octane, jetsetting, supercharged mobile catering gig in existence, visiting a different…
Hot 100 2013: 79-7011 Dec 2013
Peggy Hughes, Freya Mavor and Dominic Hill among Scotland's hottest cultural contributors in 2013
The Hot 100 is our list of Scotland's 100 hottest individuals and groups who've made a splash this year, from comic book writers to comedians, artists to actors. If they've contributed to Scotland's cultural landscape in 2013, you'll find them here.
Hot 100 2013: 49-4011 Dec 2013
Braw Gigs, Paul Wright and Neil Landstrumm among Scotland's hottest cultural contributors in 2013
The Hot 100 is our list of Scotland's 100 hottest individuals and groups who've made a splash this year, from comic book writers to comedians, artists to actors. If they've contributed to Scotland's cultural landscape in 2013, you'll find them here.
The Wee Kelpie fish and chip shop in Helensburgh, Scotland19 Nov 2013
Are fish and chips better by the seaside? We head down the Costa del Clyde to find out
Ships and Chips Are fish and chips better by the seaside? Jay Thundercliffe headed down the Costa del Clyde to check out The Wee Kelpie If there is one take-away meal that can be enhanced by location, it is a fish supper. This Clydeside chippy in…
Special Award for Tapa among The List Eating & Drinking Guide Awards for 201325 Apr 2013
Glasgow bakery and coffeehouse given Judges Special Award in The List's annual restaurant round-up
Each year The List Eating & Drinking Guide presents a Judges' Special Award, recognising the outstanding contribution of an establishment, enterprise, individual or family to the food and drink world in Scotland. In 2013 the winner has been announced as…
Whole Foods Market opens in Glasgow13 Jan 2012
A trolley-tour round Glasgow's popular new ethical food outlet
You have to hand it to the Americans – they certainly know how to create an impressive supermarket. The opening of Whole Foods Market in Giffnock has had foodies, healthy eaters and ethical shoppers from Glasgow (not to mention resentful Edinburghers…
Section 33: pop-up restaurant in Govanhill Baths transforms old swimming pool15 Oct 2014
Sea of impressive food in edgy location with a resident DJ to complete underground dining experience
Pop-ups, along with street food, food festivals and the now fading supper clubs aren't just occasional food events. At their best, they offer challenges to well-established paradigms of eating out. Hospitality heads off piste, restaurant walls are…
Restaurant review: Hutchesons23 Sep 2014
Minute attention to culinary detail ensures quality dining in a beautifully restored building
Anyone wandering in the Merchant City will invariably have their eye drawn to the imposing and elegant Hutchesons' Hall. Built as a hospital in the early 19th century (relocating from the Trongate, from where it had operated since the 1640s), the…
Six of the best: a guide to budget eating in Glasgow10 Sep 2014
The finest low-price cafes, restaurants and eateries in the city, including Martha's and Old Salty's
Under £5 Babu Bombay Street Kitchen This player in Glasgow's vibrant pop-up street food scene also has this city centre café-takeaway. Excellent Indian food (with nods to the local diet) starts early with breakfast chapatti wraps, on to delicious…
Six of the best: a guide to budget eating in Edinburgh10 Sep 2014
The finest low-price cafes, restaurants and eateries in the capital, including Oink & Illegal Jack's
Under £5 Bollywood: The Coffee Box This old police box is a cheap curry stop and mini arts space where cooked-to-order food is extra impressive given the cramped kitchen conditions. Samosas, rasam soup and chicken and veggie curries can be enjoyed al…
Explore Glasgow on foot with a guide to the city's walks9 Jul 2014
Routes through the top green spaces to get away from the crowds
With a name derived from Gaelic meaning 'dear green place', it's no wonder that Glasgow is heralded as one of the greenest cities in Europe. It's dotted with over 70 recreational parks and gardens, so those wishing to explore this city on foot (or bike…
Top day trips from Glasgow to escape the 2014 Commonwealth Games9 Jul 2014
Take advantage of the city's west-coast location with a visit to Scotland's lochs and islands
Within touching distance of Scotland's Highland hills, expansive golden beaches and historical treasures, Glasgow is well placed for days out beyond the city. Scotland's first of its kind, the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is a…
The Kitchen at Glasgow Green's Live Zone to showcase best of Scottish cuisine during the 2014 Commonwealth Games9 Jul 2014
Vendors including world famous Loch Fyne seafood, Churchill's vension and Genius Gluten Free
Banish all thoughts of big event catering where prices are high, food quality is low and waste is mountainous. Glasgow 2014 is dedicated to showcasing the breadth and depth of quality produce from Scotland's larder with a focus on sustainable and…
'Don't have your head level with the axes...' - A beginner's guide to ice climbing20 May 2014
'... and don't stare at them when pulling them out. This helps avoid a face strike.'
From the first sight of Ben Lomond to the towering, snow-tinged tops cradling Glencoe, my journey from Glasgow to Kinlochleven is a tantalising preface to Ice Factor. Encircled by some of Scotland's most popular mountains, this former Victorian…
New restaurant opening Singl-end provides Garnethill with some local nostalgia and proper Italian food24 Jan 2014
The restaurant comes from the folks behind The Butterfly & the Pig
A casual Italian restaurant opening in Glasgow should not be as much of a surprise as this. Yet 2013's explosion of places that make a meal out of sandwiching various meat items between bits of bread means it feels like a real rarity. And in terms of…
An overview of the food and drink of Lanarkshire9 Sep 2013
A round-up of what's grown, reared, made and brewed in the Scottish region
Further details on the businesses with their own retail outlets can be found listed in the Where to Buy section of this guide. Fruit & Veg. Lanarkshire's fruit cultivation may be a shadow of what it once was, but there are encouraging signs of the…
Edinburgh's City Cafe introduces 7lb burger challenge1 Feb 2013
The mega-sandwich will cost you £30, unless you can finish it in 45 minutes
The City Café has delved deeper into its 1950s Americana and come up with a food challenge that would floor most, but undoubtedly not all, of our supersized cousins across the pond. Their Ultimate Burger Challenge offers up Edinburgh's biggest burger…
Restaurant review: Calabash21 Sep 2011
Pan-African dining with a unique atmosphere
A year or so ago Glasgow's African dining options encompassed much of the continent's varied cuisine, but a rash of closures left only Egyptian and Moroccan restaurants standing. Now the Calabash has filled the gap, offering traditional dishes from…
Restaurant review: Glasgow's Riverside Museum café3 Aug 2011
Stunning setting but uninspiring food
Dining out in with a view of the Clyde is so rare that the new Riverside Museum's café is an attraction in itself – let alone for the spectacular building housing the expanded collection of the old Museum of Transport. Zaha Hadid's realised design…


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Ethics of Editing?
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|Mon, 04-12-2010 - 9:32pm
Dear Everyone,
Can I ask for your input on an issue that's bugging me?
I'm a freelance editor. I do most of my work via the internet. In the past I've had a few clients who were university students looking for proofreading help on a dissertation or thesis--basically an edit for punctuation, spelling, and to make sure their formatting conformed to whichever style their department required.
Well, in the past 2 weeks I've been contacted by 3 students wanting to hire me to work on their MA theses. They want the proofreading, but they're also asking for "substantive" editing--that is, significant restructuring/rewriting to make their prose smooother, more precise, and more persuasive.
I'm wondering if it's ethical for me to take this kind of job. After all, producing one's own thesis/dissertation is one of the requirements for an advanced degree. When I was a grad student it never would have occurred to me to ask for outside help. If I take on these clients, am I helping them to cheat?
Sorry this is so long. I'd really appreciate hearing your thoughts.
Elizabeth Shipley Editing Services
|Tue, 04-13-2010 - 2:04pm
Welcome to The Writing Life, Elizabeth!
The title of your post grabbed me. As an on-and-off proofreader and copyeditor, I had to know your ethics question. You have the same reservations I would have in the same situation which is why I have avoided that situation (and limited my editing income severely in the process).
You offer to work with your academic clients on your website. You don't offer to do the


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A constable of Rajasthan Armed Constabulary was on Sunday found dead in Amber area, police said.
Researchers analyzed modern and fossil plant resins to reconstruct the composition of the Earth`s atmosphere of the last 220 million.
Scientists have discovered an ancient fossil of a spider attacking a wasp during the dinosaur age, estimated to be 100 million years old.
In science fiction, amber preserved the DNA that allowed rebirth of dinosaurs in Jurassic Park. In real life, amber preserved feathers that provide a new image of what dinosaurs looked like.
Day in Pics: 27th November
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Disseny Hub Barcelona Offices for the Museum FAD & BCD / BAAS Arquitectura
Architects: BAAS Arquitectura
Location: Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes, 37, Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Jordi Badia
Design Team: Rafael Berengena
Area: 2,074 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Marcela Grassi, Pedro Pegenaute
Vertical Patio House / Estudi NAO
Architects: Estudi NAO
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Project Architects: Francesc Puig Esteban, Anna Fumadó Ciutat
Project Area: 216 sqm
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: José Hevia
Refurbishment of a Flat in Barcelona / M2arquitectura
Architects: M2arquitectura
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Meritxell Lázaro & Mischa Essletzbichler
Cost: 765 €/sqm
Area: 85 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Gerard García Vilarrasa
Triton Building / Saeta Estudi + Lluís Cantallops + Juan Domingo
Architects: Saeta Estudi, Lluís Cantallops, Juan Domingo
Location: Passeig Calvell, 45, 08005 Barcelona, Spain
Architects In Charge: Bet Cantallops, Pere Ortega , Lluís Cantallops, Juan Domingo
Area: 12290.0 sqm
Year: 2010
Photographs: Courtesy of Saeta estudi
Hotel The Mirror Barcelona / GCA Arquitectes
Architects: GCA Arquitectes
Location: Kumon | Centro Córcega, 08029 Barcelona, Spain
Partner Architect: Josep Riu de Martín
Architect In Charge: Emilio Rodríguez-Martos
Area: 3300.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Jordi Miralles
Beach Modules / Màrius Quintana Creus
Architects: Màrius Quintana Creus
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Adrià Goula
Casa Tomás / LAB, Laboratory for Architecture in Barcelona
Architects: LAB, Laboratory for Architecture in Barcelona
Location: Carrer de Pujol, 24, 08022 Barcelona, Spain
Architects In Charge: Pepe Gascón, Víctor Sala
Area: 80.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: José Hevia
127 Subsidized Dwellings in Barcelona / Bru Lacomba Setoain
Architects: Bru Lacomba Setoain
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Architects In Charge: Eduard Bru, Neus Lacomba, Victor Setoain
Area: 16,613 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Jordi Surroca, Adriá Goula
Dwellings in Barcelona / Josep Lluís Mateo
Architects: Josep Lluís Mateo
Location: Passatge Marimon, 5, Barcelona, Spain
Area: 907 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Adrià Goula
216 Social Dwellings for Students and Professors in Cerdanyola del Vallés / Bru Lacomba Setoain
Architects: Bru Lacomba Setoain
Location: Bellaterra, Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Area: 17,536 sqm
Year: 2008
Photographs: J. Bernadó, Courtesy of Bru Lacomba Setoain
Olivia Balmes Hotel / Álex Ibáñez Walter, Sara Galmán Gracia
Architects: Álex Ibáñez Walter, Sara Galmán Gracia
Interiors: GCA architects-Josep Riu de Martin
Location: Carrer de Balmes, 115, 08006 Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Álex Ibáñez Walter, Sara Galmán Gracia
Area: 9437.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Enrique Armisén
Born CC Library / Jorge Pérez Vale
Architects: Jorge Pérez Vale
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Graphic Design Studio: Roseta y Oihana
Area: 121.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Adrià Goula, Laura Serra Estorch
CT House / MYCC
Architects: MYCC
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Carmina Casajuana, Beatriz G. Casares, M. Gonzalez
Design Team: Raquel del Rio, Pablo Urbano
Area: 212 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Jose Hevia, Courtesy of MYCC
Interview with Vicente Guallart, Chief Architect of Barcelona
In the following article, originally published in Polish in theDecember 2013 issue of A&B, Ewa Szymczyk interviews Vicente Guallart, the Chief Architect of Barcelona since 2011 as well as the founder of Guallart Architects and IAAC (Institute of Advanced Architecture in Catalunya). Szymczyk questions Guallart about his experience in urban design, asking: how can you measure a city's success?
Ewa Szymczyk: When measuring the contemporary city's success we typically use economic measures. In this sense Barcelona ranks very high, being a top tourist destination and managing its budget in times of global crisis. But there are many other ways to measure its success. What in your opinion makes a city a good city? Isn't it much more than economic prosperity?
Vincente Guallart: A good city is a place where the citizens live well. So the best measure for a good city is how the citizens live. The truth is that the city is a physical representation of a social agreement. If you think for instance about Phoenix in Arizona, maybe people live there the way they want and the way they like to live. Obviously there are also questions related to cost. I mean, questions related to environmental and economic costs. Therefore the cost of a city like Phoenix is very different from the cost of a city like Hong Kong, which is the densest city and probably the most efficient urban structure in the world. So the question is the economic efficiency and also the quality of life of the citizens. And the best way to know is to ask citizens how happy they are to live in a place like this. The truth is that if you are a citizen of Barcelona you are quite happy. We have been evaluating this over the past few years and the average rating is seven out of ten. So that is in general very good! The people are proud to live in a place like this.
Catalan Institute of Economists / Roldán + Berengué
Architects: Roldán + Berengué
Location: Plaza Gal·la Placídia 32 08006 Barcelona
Architect In Charge: José Miguel Roldán, Mercè Berengué
Area: 3080.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Jordi Surroca
Roc Cube / nook architects
Architects: nook architects
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Furniture: Casa Jornet
Year: 2013
Photographs: nieve
Apartment Refurbishment / Anna & Eugeni Bach
Architects: Anna & Eugeni Bach
Location: Floridablanca-Comte d'Urgell, 08011 Barcelona, Spain
Constructor: Oak 2000, S.L.
Collaborators: Albert Cabrer
Area: 112.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Eugeni Bach
Inaugure Hospitality Group Headquarters / YLAB Arquitectos
Architects: YLAB Arquitectos
Location: Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Tobias Laarmann, Yolanda Yuste López
Builders: Ebanistería Agüera, 7Works General Contractor, Cristalería Bonanova, IEAISA
Area: 475.0 sqm
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SMITTY: UPDATE: Bryce Brown will start at RB for the Dolphins tonight, and he is a sneaky flex play for sure. Anything can happen with these RBBCs, though, so don't sit a solid play for Brown or anything, but don't be afraid to use him either (if in need). Anthony Dixon will get a shot to try and prove to be the hot hand in this game, and that's what makes this kind of a risk from all sides. It looks like Fred Jackson will sit this one, but Sammy Watkins (groin) is a go, and so is Lamar Miller, but he is said to possibly looking at a snap count, so be careful playing him if you have more secure options.
PREVIOUS NEWS: As of now, Watkins and Miller are expected to play, with Miller looking somewhat limited and maybe set to be in a RBBC rotation… F-Jax isn't likely to play, which makes Anthony Dixon and Bryce Brown players to grab if you're in need at the position. That will likely be an even split unless one of the two becomes the 'hot hand' in this one. Looking for Week 11 Power Rankings?
SMITTY: The rising star is questionable with a groin injury, and Bills coach Doug Marrone doesn't sound optimistic about the receiver's chances of practicing on Saturday, as he was asked about his odds of practicing on Saturday: "No, I don't think it is until the trainers tell me that he can go," said Marrone. "The guy can't practice." Stay tuned. Looking for Week 10 Power Rankings?
SMITTY: It looks like his groin injury won't hold him out of Week 10, and he is a fine start moving forward. In fact, while he is likely a fantasy WR3 for those that own him, he could very well continue to play like a fantasy WR2 the rest of the way. Dynasty league owners have to be excited about this kid's future/upside. Checkout where we have Sammy Watkins ranked on our Week 10 Power Rankings.
SMITTY: He is set as 'questionable' for Week 5 with the ankle, but a couple sources now expect Calvin to play. How effective will be be this week, though? Will he once again be a decoy? The bottom line is this… if he plays, you have to run him out onto the field. Even as a projected decoy in the past, he always found a way to pull in big numbers. Just stay close to both our news wire and our Smart Alerts, as things could change directions during warm-ups. Whether Calvin is out or not, and even more so if he is, Reggie Bush could explode, as the team is without Joique Bell this week, and they need someone catching passes. Golden Tate is also set for a huge game if Calvin sits, but he is an excellent start this week even if Calvin goes. For more on this game, view your Smart Alerts that we just sent out on this, as we talk a bit about Sammy Watkins and Eric Ebron heading into this week.
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We have so many probable, questionable and out players to report on today, I tossed a majority of them into this one post. It looks like Reggie Bush is going to get a ton of work in Week 5, he is an excellent start this week. Good luck with all your decisions, folks, and be sure to get on our forums and get some last-minute line-up advice!
A.J. Green (toe) was limited in practice on Friday, but is probable for Week 5.
Julio Jones (ankle) is probable for Week 5.
Dez Bryant (shoulder) is probable for Week 5.
Jamaal Charles (ankle) is probable for Week 5.
Andre Ellington (foot) is probable for Week 5.
Jordan Cameron (shoulder) is probable for Week 5.
Arian Foster (hamstring) is probable for Week 5.
Tony Romo (back) is probable for Week 5.
Golden Tate (hamstring) is probable for Week 5.
Ladarius Green (hamstring) is probable for Week 5.
Sammy Watkins (ribs) is probable for Week 5.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins (foot) is listed as questionable for Week 5.
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Bills WR Sammy Watkins pulled in zero of his three targets during Sunday night's preseason opener against the Giants; EJ Manuel completed just 2-of-7 passes for 19 yards, Robert Woods pulled in four passes for 49 yards and 1TD, Mike Williams pulled in 1 pass for 11 yards, CJ Spiller ran the ball one time for two yards, and Bryce Brown ran the ball seven times for 40 yards. On the Giants side of the football, Eli Manning completed 6-of-7 passes for 43 yards, Andre Williams ran the ball seven times for 48 yards and 1TD, and Rashad Jennings ran the ball seven times for 23 yards.
SMITTY: Sammy Watkins owners could be in some trouble early on in 2014 if EJ Manuel can't find a way to deliver him the football. Manuel haters need to give it more than seven passes before they completely write him off as a legitimate NFL passer, but I can't say he looked good on Sunday night, that's for sure. He telegraphed everything, something he will need to remedy moving forward he he wants to get his rookie the football. Despite some early EJ Manuel concerns, we still have Sammy Watkins set for some pretty good full-season projections.
It's late July, so it's time to reevaluate the 2014 Fantasy Football Rookies. Below is a one-player taste of our Premium 2014 Rookie Rankings with Analysis, so if you aren't a 2014 STARTERS Subscriber, get access right after you read this sample (who is #5 on our Rookie Rankings)… after you read this, there are 11 more rookie write-ups just like it waiting for you, along with a complete ranking of my top 50 rookies… here we go!
Date: 7/24/14
This 2014 rookie receiving class is just flat-out phenomenal, as we are talking about the 4th receiver ranked, and this receiver can be a fantasy WR1 if he develops properly. Jordan Matthews is 6-3, 212 pounds, but he plays like he is 6-5, 225 pounds. He has a long reach and has phenomenal spacial awareness. View this exact play right here to see what I mean… if you watched that play, you should have noticed not only Matthews' timing pulling in the reception, but his innate ability to use his body to defend the area around the football. It's an instinct most players don't develop until their second or third NFL season, but Matthews has a natural instinct to use his body to position the defender where he wants the defender. It's masterful if you take the time to watch him in acton. Like Brandin Cooks, Matthews couldn't have landed in a more potent offense. And, in Matthews' case, the Eagles are in need of a big-time possession receiver, and it appears Chip Kelly is going to immediately lean on the rookie. Don't be surprised if Matthews makes a strong case for Rookie of the Year in 2014! It wouldn't be shocking if the guy pulled in 55-60 receptions for 900-1000 yards and 6-7 scores as a rookie. The rookie receiver position is changing, and these guys are maturing much faster than they use to.
According to buffalobills.com's Chris Brown, the rookie season AJ Green produced back in 2011 could be comparable to the rookie season Sammy Watkins is about to produce. Brown writes that the 65 receptions, 1,057 receiving yards, and 7TDs that Green pulled in as a rookie are not unrealistic numbers for Watkins this upcoming year.
SMITTY: Not many rookie receivers pull in 1,000 yards, let alone 7TDs, but it's crazier to rule out such a stat line for Sammy Watkins this season than it is to rule it in. For our exact 2014 projections for Watkins (based on your scoring), run our Draft Analyzer. As for other Bills players, an elusive Watkins running all over the field is sure going to create nice rushing lanes for CJ Spiller, who could very well bounce-back in 2014.
According to buffalobills.com, the Bills are considering using CJ Spiller on special teams in 2014.
SMITTY: There are two ways to look at this. First, if the team does use CJ Spiller on returns, that could indicate that he may not be guaranteed as many starter-type carries on offense (meaning Bryce Brown and Fred Jackson could be more involved in the rushing game than most had predicted). Or, this could mean that Buffalo's coaching staff just wants to get their most powerful weapon on the field more. Either way, returning kicks puts Spiller in a position to get hurt, so I'm not a fan of the idea. Nothing appears to be locked in, this report merely points out that Spiller is in the competition for the return job. If not returning kicks, which still could be the outcome here, Spiller could be in for a bounce-back year… Sammy Watkins also has a shot at the gig. Watkins should be in for a big rookie campaign, and could pull in 1,000 yards and 6 or so scores as a rookie (which is rare, but he is a rare talent).
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia: On his inaugural trip to the Middle East since taking office, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel met here today with Saudi Crown Prince and Defense Minister Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said in a statement.
During their talks, Hagel and his Saudi counterpart reiterated the longstanding, steadfast relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia, and emphasized the strong defense partnership that anchors the two nations, Little added.
They also discussed the release of standoff weapons to Saudi Arabia that will provide strategic precision defensive capabilities to the Saudi F-15 fleet, Little said. Such smart weapons can navigate to their targets and are more precise and can be fired at further distances.
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RESIDENTS have been dusting off their running shoes ready for the Sainsbury's Sport Relief Mile events being held around Bromsgrove on March 23.
The team at the Ryland Centre has organised a special fun day with entertainment and activities for the whole family to enjoy while they raise money for the good cause.
People are being encouraged to run, walk, jog and push pushchairs or wheelchairs around the centre's athletics track and win a sport relief medal.
One mile runs will start at 10.45am and 11am while three and six mile runs will start at 11.30am.
Matt Hill, the Ryland Centre's activity development officer, added: "Let's don the headband, get training and show the rest of the country what we can do."
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Project Engineer Dynamic Heavy Highway/Civil Site & Utility Contractor seeks an A-Player Project Engineer. Job Duties and Requirements: · The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 0-3 Years verifiable quality experience in a combination of utilities and or heavy highway construction. · 4 year technical degree preferred. · This position will require the coordination of subcontractors, project...
Responsible for the preparation of estimates for parking structures and other large commercial concrete projects. This position will work closely with Project Owners, Vendors, Subcontractors, Project Managers, Accounting and the Chief Estimator. Previous commercial concrete experience as well as excellent written and verbal communication skills and meticulous attention to detail are requirements o...
Customer Service Project Manager Bluehost is seeking a passionate, driven individual to manage a range of diverse customer service initiatives and projects. As a core member of the Customer Service team, the Customer Service Project Manager oversees the management, planning, scheduling, development, and execution of customer service projects to completion. This position coordinates activities acr...
Parallon Business Solutions Draper, UT
Description This position is responsible for participating in the direct care of patients in NICU; performing nursing assessments of patients by observation and interaction with patient/significant others for educational, physiological, psychosocial, comfort, and safety needs; planning and coordinating care, and follow-up with other associates, departments, physicians and management as necessary;...
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