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Visiting the two Ss: Savannah and Sapelo Island
By Ronda Racha Penrice Travel and TV Columnist | 5/10/2013, noon
Many Atlanta area residents, whether they were born or attended school there, have so many roots in Savannah that there's never a reason not to visit. But even a place we think we know can still surprise us and Savannah is definitely one that keeps us on our toes. And when you add in Sapelo, there's even more reason to head south.
For those who haven't been in the last year, the new Andaz Savannah in Ellis Square might warrant a stay. Formerly the AVIA Savannah, the Andaz, which opened in September 2012, is a part of Hyatt's relatively new boutique brand. In North America, Andaz can only be found in California, New York and soon Hawaii so the Savannah location is truly a big deal.
Adopting a more loft-like décor, the Andaz is more design-future than the gothic-past of many Savannah hotels. Also they don't charge you for everything and even provide complimentary drinks and snacks in the room. For even better fare, Square 22 Restaurant and the Square 22 Bar are just downstairs.
Location is everything and Ellis Square is arguably the most prime of them all, with many restaurants and clubs, not to mention cultural sites like the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, within walking distance of the Andaz. Although Ellis Square was a parking garage for many years, its history as a hub of activity dates back centuries. Black women, many of them enslaved, sold their fresh vegetables in the Savannah City Market there in the 1800s. Unfortunately, there were also slave auctions nearby.
Life during enslavement was complex and, to prove it, the First African Baptist Church, one of the oldest, if not oldest, black churches in the nation dating back to slavery is nearby. A stone's throw from there is the statue to Haitian soldiers who fought for American independence in 1779. Legend has it that one of Haiti's revolutionaries, Henri Christophe, was in that bunch of just boys from Saint Domingue, as it was then known.
Only a 15 to 20-minute drive away is Café Florie, a colorful eatery run by two cousins whose mothers hail from Savannah, that's even garnered praise from The New York Times for its "organic soul food," largely sourced from local black farmers. The meat loaf is almost always a hit.
Should more culture be on the menu, do make the hour or so drive from Savannah to Sapelo Island. Ferries are extremely limited so advanced reservations, made through the Sapelo Island Visitors Center, operated by the Georgia State Parks, by calling (912) 437-3224 or at gastateparks.org are required. Throughout the year, they offer guided-bus tours regularly on Wednesdays (8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.) and Saturdays (9 a.m. – 1 p.m.) plus add others during various times of the year.
If you are unfamiliar with Sapelo, it is much like the more famous South Carolina Sea Islands but less populated. It is believed to have been the first European settlement in the U.S. but there is no definitive proof. Officially Thomas Spalding, who was a Georgia Senator and U.S. Representative, purchased it and developed a plantation that grew cotton, corn and sugar cane. In all, Spalding enslaved an estimated 400 people from Africa and the Caribbean. Today, remnants of the plantation are barely standing.
In the early 20th century, automotive pioneer Howard E. Coffin purchased the island save for the land owned by former slaves. A victim of the Great Depression, Coffin was bought out by tobacco baron R.J. Reynolds Jr. Today, the Reynolds' home is an attraction but so is Behavior Cemetery, circa 1805, in which Africans were reportedly buried facing east towards Africa.
The black population has dwindled considerably, with only one community Hog Hammock (or Hogg Hummock, as some locals spell it) remaining. In recent years, it's become even harder for the self-proclaimed "saltwater Geechees" to hold on to their land. Just last September, The New York Times ran a story on how property taxes skyrocketed overnight. One descendant, who paid just $362 in property taxes in 2011, was hit with a bill of $2,312, a nearly 540 percent increase, in 2012.
Founded in 1994, the Sapelo Island Cultural and Revitalization Society's mission is to preserve and revitalize Sapelo. Every October, they sponsor the Annual Cultural Day Festival. For more information, just visit sapeloislandga.gov.
So whether it's Savannah alone or both Savannah and Sapelo, one thing is certain: it will be a memorable trip.


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Video: NCNG State Partnership Program in Moldova: U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Participates in Basic Life Support – CPR Workshop
Video by Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Rey
CHISINAU, Moldova: Kara C. McDonald, U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission in Moldova, visited with Moldovan civilian and military medical specialists and a medical team from the N.C. National Guard as they participated in a week-ling basic life support (BLS) workshop at the Moldovan Army's Alexandru Cel Bun Military Academy here, June 10-13, 2014. The days were long and the classroom a bit cramped and hot, but that did not stop the enthusiasm, camaraderie and professional exchange of ideas and instruction between 28 Moldovan civilian and military medics, doctors, nurses and their American colleagues. Also available in high definition.
This work, NCNG State Partnership Program in Moldova: U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Participates in Basic Life Support – CPR Workshop, by SFC Joseph Rey, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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Myleene Klass at Classic Brit Awards: Six-time presenter launches 2013 edition
Everyone has heard of the Brit Awards but it's slightly more elegant, grown-up sister ceremony, the Classic Brit Awards, aren't quite as well known. That doesn't change the fact they're jam-packed full of classic ball gowns, retro beauty looks and all manner of glitzy accessories.
Soon-to-be six-time host of the event Myleene Klass is a great example of all of the above. At the launch of the 2013 Classic Brits, she opted for a dress that pretty much transformed her into a replica of one of the gold statuettes given to award-winners.
Not only that, her hair was impeccably glam and her makeup look was one we'd be more than happy to steal to help jazz up our own everyday repertoires.
Go nude...
Myleene's look was all about neutral tones because, as you can see, her sparkly dress was doing most of the work for her. This is something that can be translated into any statement ensemble because the louder the noise your clothes are making, the more subtle you need your makeup to be. Unless you're Rita Ora or Lady Gaga, obvs.
Simply stick to a natural looking foundation, subtle eye makeup and natural lip colours and you can't go wrong, whether you're heading to work or a star-studded awards ceremony!


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Click play to hear the audio of Arturo's call in to the show.
Today we had Anna in from Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Luis Obispo to talk about Mentor Day. This got us to the topic of the annual Bowl For Kids' Sake fundraiser that Jeff and Jeremy participate in, and how they were shellacked by the news people of KCOY last year. Jeremy called out Arturo, KCOY night anchor, on allegedly accepting his prize instead of donating it back to the cause. Arturo was actually listening and called up the show to call Jeremy a liar and accept the challenge for this year. The odds will be stacked a little differently now that KZOZ has legendary bowler Brett the Intern on their team.
Here's Jeremy and Arturo on their way down to the End of the Line. How cute.


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HOA Violence--Part 1: Minimizing the Risk of Workplace and Domestic Violence
Think workplace or domestic violence can't happen at your home owners association? Though statistics on violence in HOAs are hard to come by, Rich Cordivari will tell you that it can.
"I learned from hard and tragic experience in the last couple of years in Florida," says the former lieutenant from the Broward County Sherriff's Department and current vice president of learning and development at AlliedBarton Security Services in Conshohocken, Pa. "We lost one of our security officers, who heroically attempted to stop a man subject to a protection from abuse order from coming onto the property in a community association in Florida. He died trying to stop the man from coming onto the property to go after a resident. That's real."
"You can talk to anybody in our business," Cordivari adds. "If you read all the reports we've filed, on a fairly regular basis you can find stories of HOAs being notified of a protection from abuse order or someone trying to access the property unlawfully."
How should you and your HOA's manager respond to domestic violence among residents, to workplace violence, and to emergency situations involving people intending to cause harm? Here, in part one of a two–part series, we explain how to prevent violent behavior.
How Your HOA Can Prevent Violence
It's impossible to ward off every potential instance of violence. But there are things your HOA can do to minimize the risk, starting with keeping an eye on your HOA's employees.
"There are warning signs of workplace violence," says Cordivari. "Keep an eye out for a need for increased supervision, boredom, tardiness, lack of attention to health and hygiene, or substance abuse among employees."
Cordivari says HOAs should also be alert for instances of domestic violence. "I think domestic violence would be the more realistic scenario in HOAs," he says. "I live in a condo development, but we're in a completely open environment. I don't know that the woman who runs our association knows chapter and verse of every divorce or every person trying to get away from a spouse."
However, from the standpoint of security, your HOA and manager should keep an eye out for certain warning signs. "Let's say that as a neighbor I hear signs of a domestic violence situation—people arguing excessively—that looks like it could turn violent," says Cordivari. "If you have security in the building or on your property, as a security partner, that would be important for us to know."
A designated HOA board member or your manager should also meet regularly with your local police to exchange such information. "In the community where I live, we have a really good communication follow–up protocol with the police," says Cordivari. "The troop commander talks regularly with our property manager. The meeting could just be once every two weeks or monthly, where the police say, 'Here's what's happening in your neighborhood that you should be aware of.' The police might tell us they were at a certain house three or four times. You can't go publicizing that, but as a community that's important information for the board or manager to know so they're not in the dark if, god forbid, something happens. That's what community policing is, and that's going to make residents feel safer."
Share Your Physical Plan with First Responders
Cordivari says it's also important for your HOA to share information about its physical space with first responders. "My background is policing," he explains. "The last thing I want as a first responder is to walk into an unknown situation. Whether it's a gated community or a condo development, first–responders should be regularly interacting with people who run those communities so those first responders at least know the layout. It's important for them to know the roadway out, the floor plans, and whether you have a written and communicated emergency response plan."
At a minimum, Cordivari says, provide first responders with a good map of your community showing units and crossroads. "If you have a gated community, where do I go in? Is there a pass code? Is the gate manned? Who's the security company? Whom do I call when I get there?" Cordivari adds. "I'm presuming the onsite security knows more about that community than I do, and I'm going to be looking for help. The more information I have about your community and the more I know about the layout, the happier I am."
"Your emphasis should be on communication," Cordivari adds. "Get police, fire, and emergency–medical services involved. The more info they have beforehand so they can prepare, the better they can help you."
Get Your HOA Community's Buy In
You should also work to create a community emergency plan. "Maybe your safety committee meets regularly and has a monthly safety drill," suggest Cordivari. "Maybe there's a what–to–do–in–an–emergency plan that you create with police and other first responders. Is yours a 55–and–older community or one that just has more elderly folks and people who need care? Your plan should be based on the population, their expectations, and your HOA's culture."
Also let residents know about and be involved in creating your plan. "Make sure the stakeholders in your community have a say in the plan, and remember that if you haven't communicated it to people, it's just a doorstop," says Cordivari. "Security and safety is a lot about peace of mind. As a resident, it's important to make sure I can comment on it and that it makes me feel safer and more secure because, as a community, we've thought about these things and can act on the plan, if necessary."
When Violence Occurs
Even the best–prepared HOAs may suffer violent incidents. How you respond depends on the size and type of your community. "Communicate to residents immediately if there's a problem," says Cordivari. "I don't think in today's day and age that it's completely unrealistic to have an email or text–based system. Take a worst–case scenario—a domestic–violence situation that has gone bad. Let 's say a man is threatening his spouse and keeping her hostage in the home. I want to make sure the community knows about it so residents stay inside and give police the opportunity to evacuate without people getting hurt."
"That's why you have regular meetings," he adds. "They allow you to walk through what–if scenarios. If you talk about some of the things that might happen and walk through them, it's a lot easier to address them if something should happen."


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I notice that several 2006 Dahon bikes are pictured with mini-bullhorn / TT bars - particularly the Hammerhead 7.0 and Speed Pro TT models.
I'm still in the "just looking" phase of buying a folder, but this style of bars looks like exactly what I would like for my somewhat lengthy commute (approx. 21 miles each way) and for rec. riding.
Are these bars readily available in the aftermarket? I presume they are special folding versions, or that they must fit the maker's (proprietary?) stem. How easy (or difficult) is it to adapt different shifter types to these bars? I see the 2 models mentioned above are using the SRAM Dual Drive 24 drivetrain. Are these types of brifters adaptable to other drivetrains?
Since I don't necessarily "need" a bike like either of these two (or have that kind of money at the moment) do you think it would be possible to get a Speed P8 or even a comparable non-Dahon bike and add something like those bars after the fact?
Maybe I'm just jumping the gun here and should wait until more info comes out on 2006 models and components. I'm also not necessarily set on a Dahon yet. I just want to gather some info to assess my options for a purchase maybe 6 months down the road.
Thanks to all for any advice or other options you may have. I learned a TON just reading through this forum for a week or so, and hope to learn much more here.


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EUREKA!It came to me suddenly half-way through my eggs & bacon. It's one of those lethal spring clips holding the headlight unit onto the rim!DOH....! I feel a bit silly now. I do remember one flying off when I fitted the tri-bar last summer.....OK folks - move along - nothing to see here - sorry.......
Reminds me of the jokesters who would put a washer and nut under a bike while the owner was away from it.BUT, this incident is a good reminder to get out the tools and check over every possible fixture now and then (better now than then, heh).
One of my buddy's bought a new Sportster and I carried a small squeeze bottle of oil putting a few drops under it every chance I got, it drove him nuts
you're not just saying that are you........ Really though. Thanks.
It looks kind of familiar but I can't think where it might have come from. It may not be from the bike at at
THAT one is TOO easy for a Harley Davis boy ....... I have had about a hundred tea bags festooned all over the BSA at one time ..... Garage guys are rich ..... especially the Harley ones .....
That's funny, I found my old A65 BSA with plastic limes hanging from the tail light ! A certain bunch or morons thought it was high comedy
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Tipping Your Loaders/Full-Service Movers
Tipping Your Loaders/Full-Service Movers
I recently had two estimates on a move done and asked both estimators what their feeling on tips was. They had two different takes:
One said:
"Assuming a job well done, calculate 15% and give it to the foreman to split between the guys." That this was their policy. I don't like this as it removes the tip incentive.
The other said:
"Start the day off with a small tip to each mover (he said $20 each) and tell them that you will tip again based on a job well done at the end of the move."
This is interesting. It lets the movers know you are aware of tipping but also lets them know that you will be controlling the tip for the right reasons.
Tips are not required. Tip only if you are so inclined and only for work that was good to excellent. A simple guideline would be $3.00 to $5.00 per hour per man. For example, if you had a job requiring 3 men 5 hours to load and 5 hours to unload, a generous tip would be $90.00 to $150.00, total. But completely at your discretion. Good drivers and their crews appreciate tips, but should never insinuate they are expecting one. Those that do are the ones to keep an eye on. -
I would tend to give each guy who helps load around $20 after the truck is loaded assuming that you have a fairly small amount of stuff. Or, you could give each one $10 on arrival and tell them there will be another $10 at the end if they do a good job. If you have a whole houseful I would double these amounts. Then I would also give each guy who helps unload $20. You might want to give the driver somewhat more--maybe $50 or so--if the move goes well.
Tips should be paid in cash. Also, have cold bottled water and Gatorade, and perhaps light snacks if the job will take a few hours. For loads that take all day, offer light snacks and lunch, like a sandwich platter. Fried chicken, burger, and pizza don't go well with heavy lifting.
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Don't EVER give them beer during the move since the might do some damage on your furniture.
Beer after is fine but be carefull not to offer them too many, I've sometimes had crews that can become belligerent and even a little flirtatious with female customers..!
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Re: Tipping Your Loaders/Full-Service Movers
Now, if you're bribing friends to help you unload a UHaul, beer is OK, as long as it's in the evening and everyone has a way to get home.
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Re: Tipping Your Loaders/Full-Service Movers
We had a 2 man crew load our belongings this week. They were here from 10:30 a.m. until around 6:30 p.m. We didn't think the load would take that long, but it was because there were just 2 of them. We fed them lunch and made drinks available throughout the day. They had lunch leftovers for dinner. They wiped out about a case of Dasani and other drinks. At the end of the day I tipped each of them $40. (I figured $5/hour seemed reasonable.) (I had also thought we might have a crew of 3 or 4 and had planned to tip each of them $20, so I really just dispersed the planned tip among the 2 of them.)
These same guys will be doing the delivery. I figure I'll give the same tip on the delivery end. That will be a total of a $160 tip on a $3700 move.
(The day after the movers left I had a painting crew come in to paint several rooms in our house. The crew of 3 were here about 8 hours, painted 4 very large rooms and ceilings, and did a great job. The charge for the whole job was around $600. I tipped the crew chief $50 and asked him to divide it up as he saw fit. I think he was amazed. He literally said "Wow! You must have really liked the job we did! That's great!" (And he wasn't being sarcastic.) I felt good about the tip, but I wonder if I was being more generous than I should have.
My main concern in tipping (as is as would guess most people's) is I don't want to inadvertently insult someone with the tip.
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So my last move cost me $400 (within the city a few miles) and I tipped the 2 guys (who were quite fabulous and fast and nothing scratched) $100. They were like WOW. Nice to make someone's day :>)
An extra 20 or 30 bux to help these guys out doing backbreaking work really goes a long way. (just have one less beer the next few nights you go out and you BOTH benefit)
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Better all $20 each at the end, or better $10 each upfront + $10 each at the end?
I'm leaning towards saying please take good care & we will tip (without saying how much), & then give the entire tip at the end because $10 upfront might lead them to feel the final incentive is only $10 more?
2) I'll also have 2 college students moving boxes & loose stuff in advance @ $10 p/hr cash & I anticipate 1.5 hours. I'm thinking to tip each $10 even if it's only 1 hour work, or $15 tip if it's 2 hours since their rate is so very reasonable?
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If they consume it, even after the job is done, and have an accident on their way home or to another job, guess who can be named liable?
You got it.
Remeber in the summer heat, keep the guys with plenty of hydration. Natural... water, gatorade, other replenishers, but not beer.
There is no set amount for tipping. If you have expensive furniture, and the movers moved it as if it were treasures, then obviously you'd tip them more than the guys who came in and acted like they would rather be fly casting at the lake, and were in a hurry to get there.
Another thing to consider is if you move locally more than once, and you were satisfied with the crew, request them on your next move.
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I like the idea of tipping a slight amount up front to hopefully ensure better service. I'll probably try this if I can figure out how to do it without having a really awkward encounter.
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I wouldnt even mention a cash tip..just show them the ice chest and tell them you will be buying taco bell for lunch. That would have been nice when I worked the trucks.
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I had a crew come back from a move once where the old guy they moved gave them $3 each. They said he appeared flat broke and they were genuinely touched by his generosity given his apparent limited means. Let your heart and your wallet guide you.
Finally, I wouldn't give them a dime up front. Either they are good at what they do or they are not. Either they care or they don't. If a guy is no good and you give him $10 you've still got a guy that's no good and he's got your $10. I can't imagine that you can possibly "guilt" or coerce them into working harder or caring more by giving them money at the front end.
Use the money you would have wasted on losers to tip the real pro's very well!
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The other way we "tip" them is by giving them our leftover booze and any other items that can't be packed/shipped, including candles, fluids, and gas cans from the lawnmower and such. Also offer them the leftover canned goods and frozen items from the freezer. Another thing we have always done is offer them the items we were going to donate to Goodwill and let them have first choice. Some of them can really use the items for their own homes, or some spend time on the weekends selling things at flea markets and it gives them a little extra income with items we didn't want to mess with trying to sell.
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While modern displays offer high dynamic range (HDR) with large bit-depth for each rendered pixel, the bulk of legacy image and video contents were captured using cameras with shallower bit-depth. In this paper, we study the bit-depth enhancement problem for images, so that a high bit-depth (HBD) image can be reconstructed from an input low bit-depth (LBD) image. The key idea is to apply appropriate smoothing given the constraints that reconstructed signal must lie within the per-pixel quantization bins. Specifically, we first define smoothness via a signal-dependent graph Laplacian, so that natural image gradients can nonetheless be interpreted as low frequencies. Given defined smoothness prior and observed LBD image, we then demonstrate that computing the most probable signal via maximum a posteriori (MAP) estimation can lead to large expected distortion. However, we argue that MAP can still be used to efficiently estimate the AC component of the desired HBD signal, which along with a distortion-minimizing DC component, can result in a good approximate solution that minimizes the expected distortion. Experimental results show that our proposed method outperforms existing bit-depth enhancement methods in terms of reconstruction error.
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This remedy was known to the ancient Greeks and Romans. It was taken internally to cause vomiting and to purge the bowels, and used externally in the form of an ointment as an antidote to stings and bites.
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The remedy is most often used for complaints involving the nerves, such as neuralgia, teething problems, cystitis, sties, blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelid), and headaches that feel as if a weight is pressing out from the forehead. It is also useful for women with new sexual partners, who have pain during sexual intercourse.
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Staphysagria is often given acutely for the physical effects of suppressed anger. In these cases the patient's anger and resentment is clearly felt, but not expressed. The force of it rebounds upon the body, producing physical symptoms. It is important for the homeopath to realize that acute states of Staphysagria can arise in any constitutional type, and also that the anger of the person who is constitutionally Staphysagria is usually much less apparent than in acute cases. Staphysagria's anger is often so well suppressed that it is not only unexpressed; it is not even felt. (This compares with many Natrums, whose sadness may be completely suppressed much of the time.) This gives most Staphysagrias a certain mellowness or sweetness that belies the time-bomb of anger ticking away beneath the surface of consciousness.
The source of Staphysagria's suppressed anger is usually to be found in his childhood. The parents were often restrictive and authoritarian, and the young child learned that it was not safe to express his displeasure; that only led to stricter punishment. Sometimes the parents were not particularly strict, but they put the child down verbally, telling him that he was 'good for nothing'. Staphysagria responds to this repression in one of four ways, producing four different sub-types. All of these have problems expressing their anger, and due to their suppressed anger, many find it difficult to express themselves in general.
Sometimes one of the child's parents was Staphysagria constitutionally, and the habit of suppressing anger was learned without any overt repression of the child. The child subconsciously senses his parent's fear of aggression, and this fear is infectious. Each of the four sub-types we are going to consider is capable of displaying the classic smoldering resentment of Staphysagria.
Once Staphysagria's old, subconscious anger has been brought to the fore, it 'attaches itself' to the present circumstances, generating seemingly endless resentment towards the one who rejected him. There may have been genuine cause for anger in the way in which he was treated, but irrespective of the cause, Staphysagria's anger will take more than a few outbursts to defuse, since there is a huge reservoir of past anger feeding it.
The aggrieved Staphysagria person lives, eats and dreams of hurt and revenge. In the consulting room, the homeopath confronted with such a patient will find that he speaks of nothing but his resentment. He cannot be made to focus on other topics for long. His stomach may be in knots from the tension, but he is more concerned with expressing his resentment, in a repetitive, totally unconstructive fashion. Even if they can be persuaded to release their pent up anger (and they usually cannot be) the relief they experience is very temporary. It is only in the rare cases where Staphysagria is willing to come back week after week and explore the original causes of his suppressed anger that real progress can be made. Dealing only with the current anger is like lancing a single boil in a body that is utterly septic. No sooner has one vent exhausted itself than another erupts. Fortunately, doses of Staphysagria 10M generally do succeed in defusing the tension remarkably quickly and effectively in most cases. After the remedy is taken there is often a brief explosion as anger that was kept in check pours forth (it is wise to warn the patient so that plans can be made for him to be in a place where the anger can be vented harmlessly), followed by a genuine calm which may last indefinitely. A great deal of suppressed anger can be neutralized by a few doses of Staphysagria 10M, enabling the patient to drop his resentment and get on with his life.
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A UK study has concluded that one of the reasons why there has been a significant drop in women leaving the church and in particular, turning to paganism and wicca is the influence of Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
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First of all the Church in England is in a decline accross the board anyways. Actually I think in 10 - 15 years the Church in England and in Europe might even be non-exhistant. More and more indeviduals are leaving because the "younger" crowd does not want politics, religion, or anyone of authority over them.
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Royal wedding: Police arrest 43 around security zone
Forty-three arrests have been made around the royal wedding security zone, including one for sexual assault, police have said
A huge security operation is in place around Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the Mall.
A man is beinq questioned on suspicion of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, police said. Twenty-five people are being held for breach of the peace.
Officers also questioned anti-monarchy protesters in central London.
Masked protesters were questioned in Soho Square, and police headed to Red Lion Square - where about 70 protesters had gathered.
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Low vitamin D levels or "vitamin D deficiency" is defined as a total vitamin D level less than 20 ng/mL. This is very common after transplantation. Why is that? In an effort to prevent skin cancer, transplant recipients are advised to avoid or protect themselves from the sun – the body's major source of vitamin D. This leaves transplant recipients at risk for low levels of vitamin D because very few foods naturally contain vitamin D. Additionally, some medications taken after transplantation, such as prednisone, can reduce vitamin D levels in your body. It is strongly encouraged that all transplant recipients are screened for vitamin D deficiency. Although each transplant center is unique, if you have not had your total vitamin D level checked, you are encouraged to talk to your healthcare provider(s).
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What products are available for Vitamin D deficiency?
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Achieving your goal Vitamin D level:
A total vitamin D level greater than 30 ng/mL is often considered an appropriate goal; however, this number may vary depending on your individual needs and should be discussed with your healthcare provider(s). To treat vitamin D deficiency there are a variety of treatment regimens. Adults are commonly prescribed ergocalciferol 50,000 IU to be taken once a week for 8 weeks, followed by a re-check of their total vitamin D level. Once you achieve your goal level using the prescribed ergocalciferol often you will be advised to take an OTC product to maintain adequate vitamin D levels. The amount of vitamin D you take in an OTC product will depend on your needs, but commonly is in the range of 1000-2000 IU per day. After achieving your vitamin D goal, the frequency by which you will need to get your vitamin D levels re-checked will vary based on your healthcare provider. Obtaining a yearly level is common.
What are the benefits and safety issues associated with Vitamin D?
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Hardball Talk "Twins right-hander Phil Hughes is off the disabled list and will start tonight against the Tigers after missing the past month with a back injury. Hughes returns without a minor-league rehab assignment, so the Wild Card-chasing Twins are taking a bit of a risk throwing him right back into the..." September 15
Phil Hughes (back) said his Sunday bullpen "went well" and he is headed next to Kansas City for simulated game on Wednesday. #MNTwins
Molitor said Phil Hughes is tentatively scheduled to get back on the mound mid-to-late week. He won't go on the upcoming road trip.
The Score "Minnesota Twins right-hander Phil Hughes is eligible to return from the disabled list Tuesday after missing two weeks with soreness in his lower back that, by his own admission, was "almost paralyzing." According to manager Paul Molitor, however, that isn't going to happen. "Hughes has..." August 23
Twins announce Phil Hughes left game with a mild hip flexor strain.
Hughes says his hip got worse as game went on but that it's still a minor injury. Hopes to make next start
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Fox Sports North "Phil Hughes was the lone bright spot in the Minnesota Twins' rotation in 2014. Now the right-hander is being rewarded. The Twins on Monday announced they have restructured Hughes' contract and extended him through the 2019 season. He will be paid $9.2 million per year in 2015 and 2016, and..." December 22
Fox Sports North "Thanks to a rain delay, Minnesota Twins pitcher Phil Hughes came one out away from earning a $500,000 bonus Wednesday, his last start of the 2014 season. Needing just one-third of an inning to trigger the bonus, Hughes was offered the chance to pitch out of the bullpen this weekend in Detroit..." September 26
CBS Sports "Twins right-hander Phil Hughes made history on Wednesday by finishing the season with an 11.63 K/BB ratio, the highest single-season mark in baseball history by a qualified starter. Bret Saberhagen had previously held the record with an 11.00 K/BB ratio for the 1994 Mets. Hughes limited the..." September 25
Hardball Talk "Thanks to an ill-timed rain delay in his final start this afternoon Twins right-hander Phil Hughes is one out short of hitting 210 innings for the season, which would have triggered a $500,000 bonus. However, in tossing eight innings of one-run ball against the Diamondbacks–instead of the..." September 24
St. Paul Pioneer Press "Friday's rainout at U.S. Cellular Field gave the Twins a chance to push back left-hander Tommy Milone's scheduled start at least two days as he recovers from a sore neck in addition to a tired pitching shoulder. Milone, who had been scheduled to work Saturday, will now start Monday at the..." September 13
The Rotation "Former Yankee Phil Hughes escaped his first jam as a Minnesota Twin without throwing a pitch. Thursday night at the Diamond Awards, the club's annual awards banquet at Target Field, Hughes and fellow free agent acquisition Ricky Nolasco took the stage for a newcomers Q & A segment. Dick Bremer,..." January 26
Minneapolis Star Tribune "The Twins are expected to announce the signing of free-agent righthander Phil Hughes to a three-year, $24 million deal this week, according to a person with knowledge of negotiations. Hughes could be in the Twin Cities as early as this weekend for a physical, the person said. A physical usually..." December 01
Now that Ricky Nolasco is in the fold, #twins are likely to turn their attention to Phil Hughes, says a baseball source.
CBS Sports "The Twins are said by people familiar with their situation to have inquired about just about every available starting pitcher. Although Bronson Arroyo, Ricky Nolasco and ex-Twin Matt Garza have been linked to the Twins most often, they've also inquired about other top starters like Ervin Santana..." November 26
Also hearing the Mets like Phil Hughes better than Bronson Arroyo at this point.
CBS Sports "The Royals have emerged as a suitor for starting pitcher Phil Hughes, who could be the bargain of the winter after a season of abject underachievement. Though the Royals haven't been connected to Hughes in the past, it should come as no shock that they have interest. Kansas City pitching coach..." November 11
St. Paul Pioneer Press "Bronson Arroyo will turn 37 in the early stages of spring training, but that hasn't dissuaded the Twins from calling to express preliminary interest in the free-agent right-hander. According to a person with direct knowledge of the situation, the Twins have yet to make a formal offer for..." November 07
Bombers Beat "Here are the early notes as the Yankees (74-64) and White Sox (56-81) prepare to meet here at Yankee Stadium. Left-hander CC Sabathia (12-11 4.91) has the ball for the Bombers and right-hander Erik Johnson — Chicago's No. 2 prospect according to MLB.com — is making his Major League debut for the..." September 04
Hughes is moving to the bullpen. Huff to start Saturday.
Newark Star-Ledger "The Yankees made a slight alteration to their rotation pushing back Phil Hughes (4-13 4.91 ERA) to Monday and moving Andy Pettitte (10-9 4.05 ERA) up to Sunday. Hughes will remain in the rotation despite an abysmal second half but he will not face the hard-hitting Orioles. Instead he'll face the..." August 31
New York Post "The Yankees sought to build on a spirited victory when they stopped the American League's hottest team on Friday night. They handed the task to Phil Hughes. "I always say momentum in baseball is the next day's pitcher and today [Anibal] Sanchez pitched better than Hughes" said Tigers manager..." August 11
The #Yankees getting offers now for Phil Hughes.
CBS Sports "Trading free-agent-to-be Phi Hughes for a hitter makes a lot sense for the Yankees. He's a talented pitcher in a sellers market for pitching, and the Yankees are much deeper in pitchers than hitters at the moment. But so far the Yankees don't seem to be finding the right kind of return,..." July 16
AL exec: "Yanks aggressively pushing Joba, Hughes. Joba could happen soon to NL team." Source says #Yankees talking on both, nothing close.
New York Daily News "Given their depth in the rotation and bullpen, and their need for a bat, it seems like a tidy little solution for the Yanks to look into moving Phil Hughes and Joba Chamberlain, both of whom will be free agents -- and both of whom have been rendered less important this year by inconsistent..." June 24
New York Post "Phil Hughes will have more time to figure out how to get out of his recent funk. The right-hander, who pitched in Wednesday's doubleheader against the Dodgers, could have pitched in tomorrow's series opener versus Texas, but was pushed back to Thursday to keep Hiroki Kuroda and Andy Pettitte in..." June 24
New York Post "Whenever the subject of deals involving recognizable names is broached in May, the response is standard across baseball: "Nothing really happens until the draft is over,'' is the canned phrase throughout the AL and NL. That doesn't mean the swapping will immediately begin at tomorrow's..." June 07
North Jersey "Phil Hughes' long wait has ended. After his shortest, roughest career outing, Hughes starts fresh tonight at Camden Yards. "It was especially tough, the last one," Hughes said of Wednesday's first-inning knockout against Seattle. "It took me a couple of days to get over. It's not something you..." May 21
New York Post "Phil Hughes and pitching coach Larry Rothschild didn't make any drastic between-starts changes with tonight's Yankees starter after he failed to get out of the first inning in his last outing Wednesday against the Mariners at Yankee Stadium. "I felt I was a little on the side of the ball. That..." May 21
New York Post "The word that came to mind yesterday, when watching Phil Hughes dominate the majors' best offensive team, was "indispensable." On this Yankees team — when scoring enough runs to win presents a daily conundrum as challenging as "Final Jeopardy!" — the presence of a fourth above-average starting..." May 05
Newark Star-Ledger "At times on Sunday, Yankees starter Phil Hughes dominated. He struck out nine, a season-high sum that matched his season high in 2012, too (he never struck out more than six in a game in 2011). He generated 11 whiffs with his fastball, an encouraging 13.25 percent rate. At times on Sunday,..." April 29
MLB.com "D-backs starter Patrick Corbin can get used to this. The last time Corbin, a native of Clay, N.Y., took the mound, he outdueled Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw. On Thursday, he'll square off against Yankees right-hander Phil Hughes, who is seeking his first win of the season after two rough..." April 18
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New York Post "The Yankees' rotation is one Triple-A start away from being whole for the first time this year. After what he described as his best outing so far, Phil Hughes is scheduled to pitch for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at home Saturday night against Pawtucket. If Hughes, who was targeted as the No. 4..." April 03
MLB.com "Derek Jeter, Curtis Granderson and Phil Hughes spent a few hours at the Yankees' Minor League complex on Monday morning, putting in work at their various stages of injury rehabilitation. Jeter, who has been resting his surgically repaired left ankle, played catch in the outfield for about eight..." April 01
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Newark Star-Ledger "As has long been expected, Yankees manager Joe Girardi indicated this afternoon that right-hander Phil Hughes will begin the season on the disabled list. Hughes appeared in a minor-league game today. Girardi said the club is leaning toward giving him two more starts in the minors before he makes..." March 27
New York Post "Phil Hughes will pitch in a minor league game for the first time today on three days' rest. "They asked and I said, 'I felt fine,' " said Hughes, whose threw a simulated game Monday at the minor league complex. Hughes, who was hampered early in camp by a bulging disk in the upper back, is..." March 22
Phil Hughes, who will pitch in a Minor League game today, seems likely to begin the year on the DL. Girardi wouldn't commit to it, though.
Newark Star-Ledger "Phil Hughes flinched and raised his head toward the overcast sky. His body language displayed exasperation. Behind a protective screen near the mound, a few coaches exhaled when they saw Hughes was okay. Just a few minutes into a simulated game at the teams minor-league complex, a comebacker..." March 19
New York Post "Phil Hughes' simulated game nearly resulted in a real injury. The right-hander took a comebacker off his back in the first of his two innings yesterday at the Yankees' minor league complex. Hughes was fine, but it was a closer call than he would have liked. "I wouldn't expect anything less,"..." March 19
New York Post "With a rotation that is a largely a mixture of aging veterans and somewhat unproven starters, Phil Hughes' health is not something the Yankees want to worry about. And while the right-hander still has several tests to pass before he can be counted on to begin the regular season in the rotation..." March 15
New York Post "Until Phil Hughes pitches in an exhibition game, the Yankees won't know if the right-hander will have enough time to avoid starting the season on the sidelines. And before Hughes gets to work a game, he has to continue to climb the rehab ladder from a disk problem in his upper back that..." March 14
New York Post "Phil Hughes' back is without pain. However, his slider could use an aspirin. Hughes, who remains a question mark to start the season in the rotation, made it through a 27-pitch bullpen session yesterday morning at Steinbrenner Field. "I am pain-free, which is the biggest issue. Now it's just..." March 12
Bergen Record "Phil Hughes was encouraged by his first full bullpen session since being sidelined because of a bulging disk in his upper back early in camp. "Today was a big step," Hughes said after throwing 26 pain-free pitches. Other than having a "terrible slider," Hughes was pleased that he was able to let..." March 12
Newsday "Phil Hughes said being ready for the start of the regular season isn't "out of the question." But the Yankees' righthander, out since Feb. 18 when he suffered two bulging discs in his upper back, has yet to pitch in a game and the clock is not on his side. Hughes did throw a 26-pitch bullpen..." March 11
New York Post "Phil Hughes is exercising in a pool and experiencing no problem with the bulging disk in the upper back. Nevertheless, he doesn't know when he will test it on the mound. Manager Joe Girardi said Wednesday Hughes may not be ready to go when the season starts. "Is it in jeopardy, his start? It's..." February 28


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As Thunder Valley Casino Resort's Summer Concert Series heads into its final stretch, it's only fitting to have one of the most popular traveling bands of the 80's lead off the last month of the series.
Styx, like most of their fans, has gone through a number of changes throughout their existence. Most notably was the death of founding member John Panozzo in 1996, followed by the departure of founding member Dennis DeYoung in 1999.
Much like their fans, Styx consists of young and old including founding members Chuck Panozzo (bass) and James "J.Y." Young (vocals, lead/rhythm guitar). Longtime member Tommy Shaw (vocals, lead/rhythm guitar), and the latest members Lawrence Gowan (vocals, keyboards), Todd Sucherman (drums), Ricky Phillips (bass).
Due to health issues Chuck Panozzo only occasionally plays with the band. We were lucky enough to have him come out and play a few songs towards the end of the night.
While not quite a sellout crowd it was still pretty packed, especially for a Thursday night. Let's face it, anyone who's a fan of Styx from the 80's is getting along in years, and may find it difficult to get out on a Thursday night, and then turnaround to schlep off to work the next day. The worst part is, at some point we became responsible, gone are the days of calling in sick the next day. What's up with that?
As Styx kicked off the show with "Blue Collar Man" and Grand Illusion," the mostly older crowd was on their feet and cheering.
Styx was firing on all cylinders as they continued with "Too Much Time" and "Lady" as most of the crowd started to settle down in their seats. The front rows remained on their feet the entire show. Not sure how the old geezers did it, must have been a miracle drug from the 70's or 80's – I'm just saying.
Everyone's vocals were crystal as they went from one hit to another. In particular were Shaw and Gowan. Gowan really stole the show with his vocals and his antics on his famous spinning keyboard, as he twirled in circles jumping onto, and off of, his keyboard throughout the night's performance.
It was a very high energy, and highly entertaining, show as the veterans weaved their way through their numerous hits from the 70's and 80's.
The highlight for me was when Gowan came out performing solo on his spinning keyboard. He played a melody of songs including Elton John's "Pinball Wizard," the Eurhythmics "Sweet Dreams," and then Gowan would shout a part of a song, point to the audience for them to finish the verse, and they did, on command. As he started to sing "Come Sail Away," the audience sang their part and then he started playing the song on the keyboard with the band jumping in at the middle of the song. That's about the time Panozzo joined the band onstage playing bass.
For their encore they blew the crowd away with "Rockin the Paradise" and "Renegade."
These guys are pure entertainers and a great bunch of guys as some of them stayed behind to sign album covers that fans had brought to the show.
For all of those that haven't gotten off of their sorry old ass to see Styx, I would highly suggest you do it before you get any friggin older. The last thing you want to do is make your way to your seat – in a walker!
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Originality trumps repetition in the holiday songs battle
I will be frank. I'm tired of hearing the same holiday songs over and over. So the best Chanukah present I've received this year is a pile of Chanukah-themed CDs with lots of new holiday songs, many of them quite good. Here's what crossed my desk this December.
The Klezmatics: "Woody Guthrie's Happy Joyous Hanukkah" (JMG) and "Wonder Wheel" (JMG). I wasn't that enthused by the "Matics" Guthrie Chanukah set when it was released last year, but I have to admit I was wrong.
This is a spirited, jaunty and frequently funny set that should be particularly appealing to children (and will give their parents a respite from "The Dreydl Song"). The set adds four instrumental tracks to last year's release, allowing the band to stretch out and show their chops, but my favorite is a carry-over, "The Many and the Few," a classic example of Guthrie's skill at rendering narratives into song lyrics redolent of ballad classics.
"Wonder Wheel" continues the Klezmatics' collaboration with the Guthrie Archives, which is looking like a very fruitful pairing indeed. Drawing a wide range of moods and tones from the archives collection of previously unset lyrics, the band gets to show off its considerable range, from a funky faux-Latin "Mermaid Avenue" to a lovely Calpyso-ish lullaby "Headdy Down," from a weirdly Asiatic/alternative-country "Pass Away" to a klezmer "Goin' Away to Sea." One of the surprises of the set is how profoundly spiritual some of the Guthrie lyrics are. One expects the good-natured progressivism of something like "Come When I Call You" and "Heaven," but the deeply felt religious feeling of "Holy Ground" is unexpected and moving.
The LeeVees: "How Do You Spell Channukkahh?" (JDub/iTunes). When the LeeVees' "Hanukkah Rocks" came out on JDub last year, I wrote, "Alt-rock heavies Adam Gardner of Guster and Dave Schneider of the Zambonis felt that the post-punk world desperately needed a Chanukah record of its own.... The result is a very funny, smart self-satire, with adolescent agonies turned into the difficult choice of sour cream vs. applesauce ('Tell your mom to fry, not bake') and of not getting presents (well, there are 'six-packs of new socks from each of our moms')." Now, they have added an EP, mostly of playful acoustic versions of the previous Chanukah tunes and a punchy new tune "Jewish Stars," downloadable from iTunes. Like the originals, these are amiable, bouncy and witty rockers. Thirteen minutes of pure pleasure.
The Lori Cahan-Simon Ensemble: "Chanukah Is Freylekh!" (self-distributed). This is a very jolly set of European-style performances -- tsimbl and fiddle predominate, no brass -- that often feels like a family gathering. And that's appropriate, because the CD comes with dance directions for kids, as well as the usual translations, bios and such. It is a delightful recording, fueled by Cahan-Simon's warm, friendly sound. Available from Hatikvah Music, (323) 655-7083 or hatikvahmusic.com.
Poppa's Kitchen: "A Rockin' Hanukkah" (self-distributed). A cheerful MOR-rock set of new Chanukah songs from Robert Romanus (who you may recall from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High") and Scott Feldman. The EP (only 21 minutes) has one song for each night, a cheerful blend of California rock and holiday spirit, witty lyrics and some hook-filled tunes. Available from cdbaby.com.
Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman: "Fli, Mayn Fishlang! Fly, Fly My Kite!" (Yiddishland). It is devoutly to be hoped that casual listeners will not dismiss Schaechter-Gottesman as the "flavor of the month" because she has become so prominent of late; she has more than earned the attention, and I, for one, hope it continues for a long time. The quality of musicians she attracts is one mark of how good she is -- this set includes contributions by Lorin Sklamberg, Binumen Schaechter, Matt Darriau and Ben Holmes. This CD features her Yiddish children's songs, which have a charming wistfulness that reminds me more of a French chanson than anything else. There are also songs for several holidays (including a couple of Chanukah tunes) and, as usual from Schaechter-Gottesman, a lot of yearning lyrics about the changing of the seasons. Available from yiddishlandrecords.com.
Julie Silver: "It's Chanukah Time" (HyLo). Of course, there is another way to pep up those tired traditional holiday songs -- you can reinterpret them, change the lyrics around, make them contemporary. This is often a recipe for disaster, but Silver's "The Dreidel Song" reworked as a frisky country rocker works wonderfully (almost hilariously) well, and sets a high standard for the rest of this set. A reggae "Al Hanisim" and a Latin-flavored "Chanukah, Oh Chanukah" work almost as well. The only problem with this approach, even when it's done right, is that the focus shifts from the message of the holiday to a guessing game: What's next, a goth-metal "Mi Yimalel," "Maoz Tzur" as a morning raga? Silver doesn't do anything that absurd, so the set doesn't spiral out of control, but there is an inevitable lingering doubt in the listener's mind that some of the choices were motivated by the need for the unfamiliar rather than the musical possibilities. Still, it's a nicely played and sung set. Available from hyloproductions.com and at Barnes & Noble.
In addition to these Chanukah-themed recordings, there are two big-ticket items to keep in mind when doing your year-end gift shopping. The ongoing partnership between Naxos Records and the Milken Archive of American Jewish Music has resulted in 50 CDs showcasing the remarkable range of Jewish American music; although they will continue to issue new recordings on a regular basis, they are celebrating this milestone by offering a set of those first sets. The deluxe box set of all 50 Milken Archive CDs will be available for $349, a savings of $100 if purchased individually. Available at milkenarchive.org.
If you are feeling less ambitious or less solvent, or if you know an aspiring Jewish musician, you should consider Yale Strom's latest project, "The Absolutely Complete Klezmer Songbook," published by Transcontinental Music. This volume boasts more than 300 songs that Strom has collected in his travels through the Old Country, and comes with a CD that features his performances of 36 of them. At $49.95, it is a must for anyone interested in East European Jewish music. Availble wherever music books are sold.
George Robinson, film and music critic for Jewish Week, is the author of "Essential Torah" (Shocken Books, 2006).
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Envoy in Geneva says allowing Ismail al-Ashqar into UN's European headquarters 'scandalous.' Commissioner for Human Rights Pillay slams 'excessive use of force by Israeli security forces' in West Bank
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Mississippi's new law that targets unwanted telemarketing phone calls will be enacted, effective July 1. Nielsen Cochran, public service commissioner for the central district, said all you have to do to block the majority of such calls is to list your name and phone number with the state.
"We've done some trial runs with it. We've done some trial runs with our database, with our web page," said Cochran. "It's operative and we're looking forward to people signing up within a day or two."
Cochran said the toll-free call is automated, so that your number is downloaded when you place the call. On the internet, residents just need to enter the number and it's automatically registered.
"Those telemarketers that we know, those that are trying to sell you credit cards or try to rip you off, deceive, commit fraud, this will stop those," Cochran said.
Violators can be fined up to $5,000 per illegal phone call.
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