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This weekend was the first weekend since August that we have been without college football. Feels weird doesn't it? I don't know about you guys, but the NFL just isn't cutting it for me.
Anyways, as the season has drawn to a close, I have decided I'd like to write a recap on what was, in my opinion, one of the best college football seasons we've seen in the last decade.
For the Pac-10, I'd consider this season a success. Some might look at it and say, "well, you only had 4 bowl teams". While that is the case, we need to recognize that the Pac-10 futured by far the two best non bowl teams in college football, for all that's worth. USC and Arizona State being those two teams. Both of which had 6 wins or more, however USC's well documented probation prevented them from playing in the postseason, and Arizona State's 2 wins over FCS teams kept them away.
First, I'll begin with a simple breakdown, team by team, on what I think of their season. Grading them from "success", to "failure", to "even with expectations".
The team's are listed in order of their final Pac-10 standings:
1. Oregon- Success
Oregon's regular season was one for the ages. With the exception of the game at Cal, a 15-13 win, this team looked unstoppable. While they may have lost a heartbreaker in the National Championship Game, I think most fans, and most reasonable SEC fans, will agree that Oregon was for real, and hopefully, their performance garnered much national respect for their program, and the Pac-10. The final game of the season may have left Ducks fans with a bitter taste in their mouth, but they have much to look forward to for next season, as they will likely be the preseason favorite to win it all.
2. Stanford- Success
Arguably the greatest regular season in Stanford history, capped off with the best BCS bowl game performance in the Orange Bowl, a 40-12 beat down of ACC Champion, Virginia Tech, make this a season to remember for Cardinal fans. With the exception of a loss in Eugene to the Ducks, Stanford's season was perfect. They shutout 3 AQ conference opponents, and of their 12 wins, 11 came by double figures. Andrew Luck coming back is the cherry on top.
3. Washington- Success
At one point, the season looked lost. At 3-6, with 3 rugged Pac-10 games left to play, UW's chances of going 'bowling' looked slim. However, lead by Chris Polk who averaged 171 yards per game in the final 4 contests, the Huskies trampled over UCLA, Cal, and Wazzu to make it into the Holiday Bowl. There, they'd have a very surprising win over Nebraska, a team that demolished them earlier in the season, at home no less. While this season may have merely "met" preseason expectations, the manner in which the Huskies achieved their 7-6 record, makes it a success.
4. USC- Failure
I'm not knocking USC for their lack of a bowl game, it was not an option to start with. However, USC's regular season (8-5) really didn't live up to expectations for a team that was considered by many to have the most raw talent in the Pac-10. USC started the season 4-0, however, the 4-0 start may have been the most criticized in NCAAF history. 3 wins over Hawaii, Virginia, and Minnesota all came in incredibly unimpressive fashion. Giving up 36 points, winning by only 3, and winning by 11 to an awful Big-10 team respectively. Additionally, USC's 8 game winning streak against Notre Dame was snapped... at home.
5. Oregon State- Failure
The Beavers were considered a preseason sleeper for the Pac-10 crown. However, a 5-7 finish, including a loss to Washington State certainly dissapointed many. Their losses to Boise State and TCU were respectable. But the team's lack of identity down the stretch was very frustrating to watch. During a two week span, the Beavers lost to UCLA and Wazzu, the Pac-10's two worst teams. Additionally, they were spanked by Stanford 38-0 two weeks following that stretch. The win over USC was a high point, but for a team that had made 6 straight bowl games prior to this season, that's a pretty wimpy consolation prize.
6. Arizona State- Even with expectations
The Sun Devils lost 4 games this season by 4 points or fewer. The list of teams they nearly beat is impressive too, including Wisconsin (lost by 1), USC (lost by 1), and Stanford (lost by 4). With that said, Arizona State was literally inches away in some cases, from being a 10-2 football team. I put them at "even" because 2 of their wins were over FCS opponents. Pretty unimpressive OOC schedule, even with Wisconsin on there. Overall though, next seasonl looks bright for the Sun Devils as 21 starters are expected to return. That's an unheard of number, and with that, come high expectations next season.
7. Arizona- Even with expectations
It's a shame Arizona simply "met expectations". This team started off the year looking great with a win over Iowa. They were 4-0 at one point, before a tough loss in Corvalis to the Beavers. They followed that loss with 3 wins before running into the road block that was Stanford. The Cardinal embarassed them 42-17 and the WildCats just never got back on track after that losing their final 5 games. Of those losses, none were more dissapointing then the beatdown they received from Oklahoma State in the Sun Bowl. The team appeared to roll over in a 36-10 romp. None the less, the WildCats finished with a 7-6 record and were at one point a top 10 team.
8. Cal- Failure
Yet again, Cal proved to the rest of the conference, that regardless of how talented you are, they'll find a way to lose, and lose frequently. I often compare Cal to Clemson, as the team that has the talent to win BCS games, but can't put together a winning effort for 4 quarters against anyone worth speaking of. Cal's only wins came against UC Davis, Colorado, ASU, UCLA, and Wazzu. However, when Cal played teams that were of equal skill level, they flopped. Their losses to Nevada (by 21 points), USC (by 34), and Stanford (by 34) were truly embarassing. Cal did live up to it's potential on occassion though, nearly beating Arizona and Oregon.
9. UCLA- Failure
I just don't understand numerous things about this team. I'll keep the list short though, to the two things that stand out to me the most. First, why is Rick Neuheisel still the coach? And why can't this team play parallel with their talent level. UCLA's in a recruiting hotbed, and regardless of the fact they have to compete with USC, they should still be bringing in slightly better recruiting classes. I mean, how hard is it to get some kids to stay close to home? And how hard can it be to convince kids in the Midwest to come to your school and play by the beach for God sakes? Not much to say about their play this season, they sucked, you get the picture. Wins over Houston and Texas highlight the season. But 4-8, is the bottom line.
10. Washington State- Success
I'll keep this one short and sweet as your all probably tired reading: They finally won a Pac-10 game. That's why this season is a success.
The Pac-10 has 4 successful teams, 4 failures, and 2 meeting expectations. Overall though, the huge success of Oregon and Stanford help pick up the pace for teams like USC and Oregon State. Having 2 BCS teams for the first time since 2002, is always a plus for national recognition.
Really quickly, let me do a rundown of my postseason thoughts for the conference:
- Jacquizz Rodgers, what are you thinking?!?! Sure your team sucked this year, but give it more time! You're too small for the pros, nowhere near the bruiser that Stephen Jackson, fellow Beaver running back, was when he entered the draft. Addittionally, your team will be better next year. Your brother has been granted another season to play due to injury, and Katz will be coming back for his second full season as a starter.
- Good Luck Jim Harbaugh. Thanks for all your work with the Cardinal.
- Lane Kiffin, well done on the recruiting class. Currently, USC is ranked no. 10 in recruiting classes on ESPN.com. Not bad for a team that was given the worst punishment possible after the death penalty.
- Props to Andrew Luck for doing what HE wants, and not what others think he should do. If he wants a degree from Stanford, anyone who advises him otherwise, is just jealous.
- Oregon, tough luck in the Nat'l Title Game. Dyer's run would never happen like that again if it was done 1,000,000 times over. None the less, good showing.
- Jake Locker, congrats on a great career. I'm happy you were finally rewarded with a bowl win.
Alright, that's all guys. Thanks for reading!


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With the economic conditions, things are changing even for those fortunate to still have a job. I have one that often requires traveling. I've flown across the country for work and driven as far as Atlanta. Historically, a company provides a vehicle for business use. I've enjoyed such an arraignment for years, but that is changing. Where I work, I've been told that the lease is up on my vehicle and I will be getting a vehicle allowance and will have to provide my own means of transportation.
A co-worker bought a Toyota Yaris. It's a little egg of a car that gets very good gas economy and is rather inexpensive to purchase outright. As both of our cars in the Bukosky garage have over 100,000 miles on them, I've considered whether to buy another for work or not. Our older Pontiac just had some major work done at Elder's Garage on Arcadian. As every GM car that I've owned, it has never failed to start or get me where I've needed to go. It just likes to leak fluids like a dog marking it's territory. My Subaru has had regular manufacturers suggested servicing and seems to run as good as the day I bought it, April 1, 2002, April fools day. Both vehicles get about the same fuel economy with the Pontiac actually doing better on long trips. All wheel drive has a gas guzzler penalty to it.
embracing freedom
In honor of the Fourth of July start to the 96th Tour de France, and Lance Armstrong's return after a four year retirement, I began the day Saturday with a bike ride to Wales on the Glacial Drumlin Trail. Though I was by no means the only one on the trail this gorgeous morning, there was no peloton and I wasn't racing.
Somewhere along the way I stopped to photograph a hawk on it's perch. A sparrow must have known the hawk was eyeing it's nest, because the sparrow attacked the hawk... and won. This is the first time I've seen the sparrow draw a hawk off it's perch and practically land on it's back as the prey chased the predator. The best part was something I always miss when witnessed from inside a car: the huge hawk's screech. It was a phenomenally loud sound I'd never heard in the wild. The hawk was being led away by a bird much smaller than herself and she let everyone know she didn't care for it. My imagination let me hear a bald eagle's screech as it echoed through the Badlands of South Dakota. Not a bad thing on Independence Day, and not what I expected out of my bike ride.
THE BEAT GOES ON!HAWS and ProHealth Care (PHC) have partnered to create the PHC Cardiac Friends program. Cardiac rehabilitation patients from Waukesha Memorial Hospital (WMH) have joined the ranks of the dog walking volunteers at HAWS, greatly benefiting both the patients and shelter residents alike. "The Cardiac Friends dog-walking program is a great way to get our cardiac rehab/EXCEL patients exercising, and at the same time helping their 'friends' increase their activity too," said Jennifer Ehrhardt, an ACSM Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist with PHC's Regional Heart & Vascular Center. "The group is really enjoying their time at HAWS; time spent with the dogs and each other." The program is the brainchild of Susan Kidder, founder of the WMH pet therapy program. Kidder was looking for ways to expand patient and dog interaction, and came up with the idea to bring HAWS and cardiac rehab patients together. Kidder noted: "Walking your best friend is one of the best exercises - and must be done in any weather, several times a day."
According to Kim Kalczynski, HAWS Volunteer Coordinator, "The guys are loving it and they're doing a great job! They don't hold back - they are motivated, and very good dog handlers."
PHOTO: Cardiac Friends members Ole, Charlie, Bob and Dick with HAWS adoptable dogs.
By the way - we can always use volunteers! Just come to one of our orientation sessions to get started.
RE / UNITED and it feels so good
I was ready to crew again. Made sure to mention I was off work a couple days in the event something came up. The opportunity arose bright and early this morning and eagerly did I work, without pay, on a rare day off. It was the best of vacation days.
The gentleman flying the United Van Lines balloon was in Illinois for an event and stopped here for a public relations flight or two. His full time job is as a hot air balloon pilot, and he occasionally inflates the huge van-shaped one I remember seeing about 9 years ago at the County Fair.
Life's Sweet Roller Coaster
Another friend and community leader is gone, so my first blog post rolls with the punches and completely changes its focus. Welcome to 'Home Port.'
Waukesha is a community that cares about its kids, and demands alot of its parents and caretakers. In our schools, high expectations are the norm. Students often attain astonishing results, individually and as teams. Some achievements even blare like a trumpet. Waukesha West's Academic Decathlon blue ribbon in 2002 and consistently high national decathlon rankings are the best examples. But the majority of achievements happen on a smaller, quieter, more local scale -- throughout Waukesha, in dozens of neighborhoods, in individual schools.
You Think A 7% Price Hike Is Something?
The weather has been cooler and air conditioning has not been used as much. That, not energy conservation, is why WE Energies is looking for a 7% rate hike. Being in the air conditioning business, I KNOW that air conditioners are running less. Business shows it.
I've seen a few letters complaining about the price hike. Come on people! Where is the outrage over what is REALLY going to make the electric rates soar? I'm talking about Obama's CAP and TRADE bill.
who is this building?
Anyone know who this building is or where he can be found?
the view north of Northview
The morning walk took us to the community gardens over by the County Huber facility on Northview Road. The plantings are coming along nicely in full exposure of the sun. There's quite a variety of flowers, herbs and vegetables. You can just as easily find plots planted by 4-H groups, families stretching their food budget, or even those who have set up little retreats with lawn chairs and ornaments, bird baths and houses.
From the gardens, there's a path that guides us north through mature oaks, long weeds and thick mosquitos. The wide, mowed path leads to a large, manicured opening with a memorial as it's focal point. It's the memorial for the old poor house cemetery which used to be located nearby a hundred years ago. It's a beautiful memorial in a secluded spot. The old cemetery probably never looked so good.
Keeping Mobile
The Bukosky home has quite a collection of sick room items from over the years. Shortly after moving to town, I was in a plane crash. The crutches that I needed have served several people over the years since then, including during a second surgery from the crash and later a heel surgery. My wife, Pat, has also had orthopedic surgery a few times and among other items, obtained a walker. Walkers are frequently seen in use.
During my heel surgery, I was non-weight bearing. Fortunately I was pretty good with crutches. That's a good thing because a walker is useless unless you are good at hopping on one foot. Pat just had some foot surgery and is non-weight bearing too. Crutches can be difficult until you get the hang of them. After having general anesthetic, it can be a few days until one's strength is regained. That leaves the good ol' wheelchair for mobility. Most city homes are not wheelchair friendly. Some of the twists and turns prevent using one. Wheelchairs are also cumbersome to use to be out and about too.
It's Official, Fireworks Burned Down Patrick Cudahy
My dread of the days before and after July 4th were not so bad this year. I'm betting that people don't have money to burn due to the economy. I did hear fireworks from the usual neighborhood sources however. Just not as many as prior years. One year it was so bad that I had fireworks end up in my yard. I later found bottle rockets on my roof when cleaning the gutters one fall.
Shifting to Cudahy, we now learn that security cameras caught what is being called a military flare being shot onto the roof of the meat company. I don't know how it can be identified as a military flare and not a run of the mill firework that anyone with a (wink wink) permit can buy. Just a good old boy having some independence day fun.
Health-care: Be Careful What You Wish For!
For the record, I am in favor of health-care reform. When my personal website was up, I devoted a section of it to the need of reform. I don't think that health-care should financially ruin people. But I also don't think that health-care should ruin the country either! Let's think through a few aspects of health-care that is sure to come out and become a HUGE issue sooner or later.
Many health-care issues are self inflicted.
Fair's fare fair
Spent one dollar for a great time opening day Wednesday at the fair. Spent another five after parking on the street Sunday. The discount ticket got me in for the truck pulls and I came back later for REO Speedwagon.
By some stroke of luck my son Nick scored a job as a stagehand during the fair. He was operating one of the four large spotlights for the REO concert when I was there. By helping out he was able to meet famous people, get some free stuff, watch the bands up close, and get paid for it! He was also able to furnish me with a reserved seating wrist band.
Morgan Aircraft; Count Me As A Skeptic
In the news today, Morgan aircraft is planning to build manufacturing headquarters at Sheboygan airport. The airport has committed to doing $3,000,000 in infrastructure work and the state has included $30,000,000 in incentives.
I'm an aviation enthusiast and a pilot myself, but hold on. There hasn't even been a prototype made yet and the design looks extremely questionable! A picture shows, a jet propelled airplane that uses four ducted fans to raise the vehicle vertically and supposedly allow it to land vertically too. This technology is very shaky at best! It has been used for many years as the Moller Flying Car but has not flown any distance and without a safety tether. It is similar to the famous Hawker Harrier Jump Jet. This jet uses ducted jet engine exhaust to allow vertical takeoff and landing, but has had quite a few accidents and is strictly a military plane requiring intense training.
From Norway To Waukesha
The big news this week was the 40th anniversary of our first lunar landing. What an amazing feat that was! The Apollo Project as a whole was an enormous enterprise, and yet somehow at the right moment thousands of people played like one orchestra. And then, like magic, we were all moon walking!
To me, however, my father's emigration to the United States during this same July week, back in 1924, is far more poignant and personal. Eighty-five years ago, the soon-to-be seven year old boy who would become my father in 1952 joined his strong-bodied Mother Ragna (Rog'-Na), two blonde younger sisters Solveig and Alphilda (Sole'-vague & Aal-fill'da), and a baby brother Kjell (Kell) on a long journey. After packing all their personal belongings into a rosemaled hopechest, they boarded a passenger boat in their home port of Bergen, Norway, with an initial stop in Southhampton, England -- from there they 'set sail' for New York City.
Obama Sucker Punched By The Press
Last night, President Obama was unfairly baited into a mess when responding to a question completely unrelated to the topic of the press conference.
The subject of Professor Gates being arrested after having to force his way into his own home has been wildfire on the Internet. I've read what news I can on the matter and not having the benefit of actually seeing what happened, have come to a conclusion that will surprise many that know me. I believe Officer Crowley is in the wrong.


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Keira Knightley (born 26 March 1985) is a British actress.
- Prince William definitely isn't my type, he's too horsey-looking.
- Interview for the Daily Mirror (August 2004)
- There is definitely a fuck-you quality to the characters I choose.
- Interview in Allure magazine (October 2007)
- A lot of times in cinema today the women are overly sentimental, so I constantly try to do the opposite. I like strident women.
- Interview in Allure magazine (October 2007)
- I went from everyone saying, "She-can't-act-she-can't-act-she-can't-act," to an Oscar nomination. So there was something quite sublime about that!
- On her role as Elizabeth Bennet in the 2005 film Pride and Prejudice, in Allure magazine (October 2007)
- I haven't got a clue about how much I weigh. I do not own any scales. And I have noticed it creates an anger in people who are not skinny. People like to blame their insecurities on other people.
- Interview in Allure magazine (October 2007)
- Jesus, if I know one thing about the industry, it's that it's a moment. A flash in the pan. That's what's lovely about it. But it's hard, because one moment you're the hot thing, and the next moment — you're not. And there's no rhyme or reason for it.
- Interview in Allure magazine (October 2007)
Quotes about KnightleyEdit
- Obviously we were looking for a beautiful young woman, but beauty alone is not enough. Keira is truly gifted and it is wonderful to watch her work. It seems so effortless. She's going to be a big star.
- Jerry Bruckheimer, producer The Pirates of the Caribbean
- It's a face audiences love to look at--a face that people can project their own emotions on, and she's incredibly lucky to look the way she does.
- Joe Wright, her director in Pride & Prejudice (2005) and Atonement (2007).
- Keira just steps into the ring and attacks. She's just as sweet as she can be and has a great sense of humor.
- Johnny Depp, co-star in The Pirates of the Caribbean.
- For me, the more important thing for this film is someone who has the acting ability as opposed to the singing. To me, your voice is sort of like a gift from God. There's nothing you can do about it, and it's not that interesting to me in a movie. So I didn't want Gretta to just stand up by a mic and have this amazing singing voice. I wanted the idea of the voice to sell what she's talking about lyrically and where she's coming from, and Keira was very good at doing that.
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Apoptosis Easy Digest contains slippery elm to aid the digestive track by calming and soothing as it comes in contact with potential irritants found in the small and large intestine. Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) contains two key anticancer phytochemicals sanguinarine and chelerythrine.
The actions work in a dose dependant maner. The more product a person consumes, the more effective it is at ridding the body of cancer. When taken properly, one should be able to consume between 5,000 mg and 7,000 mg per 24 hours with no negative side effects.
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Slippery Elm
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Suggested Use:
1 Each Meal Therapeutic Use:
Tumorx Formula Apoptosis Easy Digest should always be consumed with a heavy meal. The meal works as a buffer. One should eat meat, complex carbohydrates, buttermilk, coconut oil, just to name a few foods.
The more one eats the more buffering action the food does.
One needs to keep in mind that everyone reacts to the product differently. The second main point is that as one is/ becomes toxic the person will not be able to tolerate as much product. One should be able to consume from 5,000 to 7,000 mg per day but if your body is sensitive (toxic) you will not be able to take that much product. One needs to follow their body not a theory set forth in a document. To determine how much product you can tolerate:
Once nausea occurs lower the dose by one capsule, and keep taking this amount as long as you would like to receive the benefits of this product.
Caution to note:
While following the directions if you ever feel discomfort, "blah" or flu-like symptoms, discontinue use for a least 7 days to help detoxify the body. After 7 days re-continue the product starting with half of what you were taking before you discontinued use. If you are still toxic consider using the TumorX Enzyme therapy, coffee enemas,and TumorX L-Glutathione to help detoxify your body.
Side effects normally do not occur.
If one does not take the product correctly one can expect:
Nausea, vomiting, projectile vomiting, and hypertension could occur.
TumorX Formulas Apoptosis Easy Digest
Kill Cancer Cells
Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas treatment was found to result in a dose-dependent decrease in the viability of cancer cells. Normally, cancerous cells are unable to experience apoptosis by natural means. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) ladder assay demonstrated that, compared to vehicle-treated control, Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas treatment of squamous cell carcinoma resulted in an induction of programmed cell death as signaled by the nuclei in functioning cells.
This process is characterized by cleavage of the DNA into fragments that give a so called laddering pattern when the solid phase of the cell liquefies.
The induction of apoptosis by Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas was also especially clear when viewed with confocal microscopy (this microscope allows the observer to visualize objects in a single plane of focus, thereby creating a sharper image). This method identified the necrotic squamous cell carcinoma.
TumorX Apoptosis Formula & DNA Cell Cycle Analysis
The DNA cell cycle analysis showed that sanguinarine treatment did not significantly affect the distribution of cells among the different phases of the cell cycle in squamous cell carcinoma. This is especially important because this proves definitely that Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas will not harm the DNA of cells. The research proves that Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas are effective anticancer formulas.
Agents that can eliminate the cancerous cells via a programmed cell death but do not affect the normal cells have a therapeutic advantage for the elimination of cancer cells. In contrast, TumorX Apoptosis Formulas will not harm the patient like synthetic allopathic drugs do.
The Mechanism
Studies have shown that Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas are an inhibitor of the activation of nuclear transcription factor NF-B, which has been implicated to play a key role in the regulation of cell growth, cell cycle regulation, and apoptosis. The anti-tumor properties of Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas are constantly being reestablished.
Studies provide more definitive evidence that Tumorx Apoptosis Formulas at micromolar concentrations impart a cell growth-inhibitory response in human cancer cells via an induction of apoptosis.
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When using Apoptosis Formulas one should follow and understand the TumorX Protocols.
Chelerythrine and Sanguinarine
Apoptosis Easy Digest contains slippery elm to aid the digestive track by calming and soothing as it comes in contact with potential irritants found in the small and large intestine. Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) contains two key anticancer phytochemicals sanguinarine and chelerythrine.
Sanguinarine and chelerythrine induce apoptosis, the self-destruction of cancer cells. These components also stop the cancer from receiving nutrients by destroying the blood supply to the tumor- known as angiogenesis. The anti-metastasis properties of Sanguinarine and chelerythrine stops the spreading of cancer cells, while at the same time promotes cell cycle arrest. These two phytochemo agents have demonstrated multiple anti- drug resistance in clinical studies, while other studies have shown the potential for these components as a nutrient to prevent cancer cells from forming.
Studies have demonstrated that sanguinarine and chelerythrine induce apoptosis in cancer cells:
The interest in Sanguinarine and chelerythrine is increasing every year as new research demonstrates the effectiveness of the anticancer agents to kill all types of cancer cells. To date, all the research I have read has demonstrated that every cancer cell tested with Sanguinarine and chelerythrine has yielded positive results. Additionally, one of the little known actions about Sanguinarine is its ability to kill infections like MERSA. Research has demonstrated that sanguinarine killed resistant methicillin and resistant staphylococcus aureus in a dose dependent manner8.
Slippery Elm
Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra) has a long history in the United States, first by the American Indians, and then listed in United States Pharmacopoeia from 1820 to 193624. The inner bark of this plant is what possesses the therapeutic properties. Slippery Elm has an emollient action which helps to hold and retain moisture in the G.I. track. It is known as a mucilaginous, demulcent agent as it soothes and heals the irritation of inflamed or injured skin and surfaces of the gastrointestinal track. It also contains plant based flavonols called oligomeric procyanidins. Slippery Elm exhibits antiseptic and anti-allergic actions, and promotes healthy kidney function4. Medical Slippery Elm is used to sooth irritated mucous membranes, treats ulcerations of the digestive tract,5 and is used to treat gastritis, gastric catarrh, mucous colitis and enteritis4.
The inner bark of Slippery Elm is also very nutritious. In fact, this highly nutritious food is made into gruel. The consistency is a thick mixture similar to porridge's (whole grains are typically mixed with it). The gruel forms a nutritious wholesome food that is easily digested by infants and other who have impaired digestion4.
Stopping the cancer from spreading
One of the most important points I would like the average person to understand is that breast, colon, kidney, lungs, melanoma, ovary, pancreas, prostate, rectum, stomach, thyroid, and uterus all have one thing in common; they have a tendency to spread to the lungs and-or liver, and chelerythrine and sanguinarine actively promote apoptosis to these cancer cells and have strong anti-proliferative capabilities that can stop the metastasis before it begins.
Malignant melanoma is an aggressive cancer with a high mortality rate, Melanoma is resistant to allopathic chemotherapy, in fact there is no evidence that using chemotherapy will improve the survival or the quality of life of people with malignant melanoma17. In 2004 Graeme Morgan et al showed the incidence of melanoma has been steadily increasing worldwide, resulting in an increasing public health concern that desperately needs to be addressed.
People who are diagnosed with early stage melanoma and have the malignancy removed, have an 80 % success rate. In contrast, metastatic melanoma has a high mortality rate using allopathic approved procedures16, 17.
Over 10 years ago I began formulating the TumorX Apoptosis line of oral, anticancer, therapeutic agents. People who have used these formulas know that cancer is treatable and curable. The one warning I constantly give to those inquiring about my formularies is the overwhelming need for one to take an aggressive, proactive approach to their disease- cancer. Cancer is treatable and curable if one gets aggressive and attacks the cancer from all fronts. TumorX Package 9 is the most aggressive anticancer protocol to date; Apoptosis Max is a critical component of that protocol and increases the viability of the patient.
Anti-inflammatory Brain, Breast, and Prostate
Results of multiple tests presented provides evidence of a unique mechanism by which sanguinarine can reduce inflammation9 throughout the body including for brain cancer.10 This action could be potentially life changing! Sanguinarine actually possesses both anticancer and anti-inflammatory actions.
Currently Dexamethasone (Decadron) and prednisone (corticosteroid drugs) are used to treat symptoms of brain cancer. These steroids can offer some temporarily relieve, but have many negative side effects. If the brain cancer patient has other complications like diabetes, they have a difficult decision to make, use the steroid and increase the risk of diabetes complications- like high blood sugar- or do not use the steroid, and increase the likelihood of complications like headache, difficulty walking, impeded speech, just to name a few. It is because of this that I have been developing protocols that will help the patient overcome the cancer and deal with the side effects at the same time.
Inflammatory breast cancer is a very aggressive disease with symptoms that include redness, swelling, tenderness, and warmth in the breast. Woman diagnosed with inflammatory breast cancer are typical stage 3 or 4 at the time of diagnoses and they represent up to 5% of breast cancer. The pain, itching, and decreased survival of this disease cannot be understated. The encouraging news is that Chelerythrine and Sanguinarine have both demonstrated the ability to kill breast cancer cells. Plus the dramatic anti-inflammatory actions of sanguinarine can decrease the inflammation and increase the quality of the life of the patients.
Prostatitis is inflammation and irritation that in some cases is caused by a bacterial infection of the prostate gland. Bacterium that can cause a bladder infection can cause prostatitis. Men who suffer from prostatitis have an inflamed prostate gland which can very painful. Frequent urination, difficulty siting, and a lowered quality of life are some of the conditions the person suffers. This condition can lead to cancer, but usually does not. However, Sanguinarine has both anti-inflammatory9 actions in which this phytochemical acts against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, and also apoptosis mechanisms in which cancer cells self-destroy.
Bloodroot contains chelerythrine and sanguinarine and other natural alkaloids that have antibacterial, anti-inflammatory,9 and anti-cancer properties capable of curing prostatitis. The apoptosis, self-destruction, mechanisms in Kelway's Coral Plume is a natural process that happens in the body every single day. The problem with cancer cells is that they do not have the ability to perform this task. However, the alkaloids in sanguinarine and chelerythrine correct this deficiency and allow the self-destruction to take place.
Mice Studied Using Sanguinarine
Laboratory mice with weakened immune systems received transplanted human tumors. The melanoma tumor burden was eliminated the in lab mice with oral treatment of sanguinarine reduced. Observations were as follows: human melanoma tumors showed significant decrease in the proliferation, sanguinarine destroyed and eliminating the blood vessels feeding the tumor and reduced the inflammation of the tumors. The result of the 60 day study was that 3 out of 11 of the human melanoma-bearing mice treated were tumor-free. The remaining 8 mice showed a significant reduction in tumor burden2.
Cancer Statistics
Cancer trails closely behind heart disease as the number one killer of Americans. While heart disease has some good news (the mortality rates have decreased over the years), for cancer there has been no appreciable difference despite the 100's of millions of dollars spent on research. This fact demands the search of new, novel treatment options because the current treatments do not offer long-term, successful resolutions for the majority of people. The dirty little secret is that cancer is still the second most deadly health crisis known- accounting for 23% of all deaths in the United States. When looking over the statistics from 1975 through 2002, the death rate has not improved over the years.26
The researchers admitted in 2012 that the death rate from cancer has not really changed; it is still about 1 in 4 of all the deaths. Regardless of the statistics, the hoax that "cancer rates are improving" is still being propagated. In an article from the American Cancer Society 2012 Cancer Statistics, "Death rates continue to decline for all 4 major cancer sites (lung, colorectum, breast, and prostate), with lung cancer accounting for almost 40% of the total decline in men and breast cancer accounting for 34% of the total decline in women. The reduction in overall cancer death rates since 1990 in men and 1991 in women translates to the avoidance of about 1,024,400 deaths from cancer."
However, when reading deeper into the article they give the real numbers. The headline is not forthcoming at all and gives the reader the misleading information that cancer deaths are decreasing each year. Let me quote from the article a little more. "…[C]ancer death rates have declined by more than 1% per year in men and women of every racial/ethnic group with the exception of American Indians/Alaska Natives, among whom rates have remained stable. The most rapid declines in death rates occurred among African American and Hispanic men (2.4% and 2.3% per year, respectively)." Their headline leads to the conclusion that allopathic medicine is winning its battle on cancer, and I emphatically remind you… this is not the case27
The American Cancer Society in their report estimates the odds of developing live-threating, invasive cancer over the span of one's life is as follows: for men 45% ; for women 38%. These numbers scream that the current strategies for preventing cancer are not working. These numbers also show that the odds of developing cancer is increasing, not decreasing as the headlines suggest27.
Cancer is Preventable,
Why is Cancer Rates Increasing?
Every year over 1.5 million Americans are diagnosed with cancer 7. So what is causing this disease? Are factors like cigarette smoking, diet, fried foods, excessive consumption of cured and smoked red meat, alcohol, sun exposure, environmental pollutants, bacterial, stress, obesity, and lack of physical activity, or possible viral or even parasite infections the causes? Could these factors be the answer? The simple answer is yes, but the body is not that simple. About 90- 95% of all diagnosed cancers can be linked tolifestyle and environment stress, this means that 5-10% are caused by genetic defects26.
The genetic factors cannot be changed, but it can be overcome. Using mechanisms that promote apoptosis and including agents that aid the natural defense system of the body is a good start. Realizing that an estimated 90-95% of cancers are choice-induced should give one great pause. Some of the factors linked to cancer like alcoholism, obesity / lack of physical activity, use of tobacco, and sexual transmitted diseases are all caused by choices. Other lifestyle choices like frying foods in the wrong type of oils can cause reactive oxygen species that leads to cancer cells or rouleaux (this blood issue produces a low oxygen environment). Then there is bacterial like Helicobacter pylori which can be from low stomach acid caused by aging or by consuming proton pump inhibiters (antacids). Low stomach acid, also known as Achlorhydria, is present in about 65% of patients with carcinoma of the stomach- this is just one of the reasons why taking antacids and proton pump inhibitors is just not safe. As we age the concentration of stomach acid declines from as early as 11 years old, then around 30 years old it decreases sharply and is stable until about 60 years old when there is a fast decline.
Cancer represents about 23% of all adult deaths in America. A partial list of malignancies with instantaneous rates per 100,000 for both men and women are as follows:
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Cancer cells are produced in healthy and unhealthy people alike- 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. We cannot expect all cells to be perfect. When the cells mutate and are not responsive to the body's immune system they are cancer cells.
We need to understand that cancer is a class of diseases, so it is unlikely that there will ever be one nutrient or poison "cure for cancer." Hormone inhibitors were once thought to be the superior treatment for common male and female cancers, but this has not been the case in practice. This is one of the reasons why we need to look at every realistic option for cancer treatments. The most likely options seem to be plant based phytochemicals that promote apoptosis.
Cancer is a disease that has the ability to spread throughout the body. Depending upon the cell type, location of metastasis can be predicted and therapy options to mitigate the metastases can be preemptively used. A few examples follow. Breast cancer typically spreads to lungs, liver, and 29 % of the time to the bones. Lung cancer typically spreads to the adrenal gland, liver, other lobes of the lung, and about 20% of the time spreads to the bone marrow. Melanoma typically spreads to the lungs, skin and muscle, and liver. Prostate cancer carries a 69% chance of spreading to the bone- typically the pelvic regions. Allopathic drugs typically fail quickly when faced with bone metastasis… this is backed up by the fact that more than 350,000 people die each year with bone metastasis.18
Highly aggressive tumors are metastatic in nature and will spread to other organs quickly, while less aggressive cancer can take years or decades to spread. But keep in mind that most cancers are capable of spreading to different parts of the body by transporting the cancer cells then colonizing. This promotes tumor formation. The spread to an additional location also promotes additional colonization throughout the body- thus the metabolic burden increases exponentially as these actions obviously create a greater burden on the system. This is just one reason the 5 year survival rate index is so misleading.
As seen above, bone metastasis is a major health concern that impacts cancer patients. With such dire survival rates studies like the one using chelerythrine should give hope to cancer fighters. In a lab experiment using Chelerythrine (the phytochemical found in Apoptosis Max), some of the results showed that chelerythrine markedly inhibited the growth of tumors with up to 80% reduction within 55 days19.
Realistic Approach to Food Choices & Health
The notion that all we need to do is eat organic food, not smoke, not eat fried food, and refrain from consuming red meat and we will be in perfect health is naïve. The disease cancer has been chronicled throughout history, it is not a new problem on the scene- neither is smoking or fried foods. In fact, before there were synthetic fertilizers for plants, and before smoking became popular, cancer still existed. As the population enlarges, low-cost food is needed to feed the hungry multitude. I believe that organic is the best, but only if you can afford to pay about 40% more in food costs. Chronic hunger and malnutrition due to lack of money is far more dangerous than synthetic fertilizers to human life. So for those who have the money, I encourage organic choices; for those who cannot afford it, I put neither guilt nor scorn on their reality of life.
Cooking Oils and Reactive Oxygen Species
Choose the oils you eat wisely, because cooking oils when overheated create rancidification. There are only two oils that I am aware of that are safe at high temperatures- coconut oil and peanut oil. When other oils are consumed through baked goods or fried foods, reactive oxygen species are created inside the body. Do keep in mind that a healthy liver produces superoxide dismutase and catalase. These two enzymes will split the free radicals into harmless substances, however, as we age this becomes less of an option for our body. Age equals increased chance of disease state.
Reactive oxygen species can damage DNA, RNA, and proteins structures, which, in theory, contribute to cell damage and left unchecked create disease states. Free radicals are not merely implicated in creating diseases like cancer, heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's, etc., these diseases can actually be traced back to free radical damage. It is important to remember that our body needs healthy fats (Vitamins A, D, and, E, omega oils), for without fat our body would not function correctly. Research as demonstrated that the problems with fats are the fats obtained from highly processed, cheap foods. These popular foods supply the body with the basic needs of protein, carbohydrate, and oils with a reasonable about of synthetic vitamins. If we just look at the label, on the surface processed foods offer the best source of nutrition. But this is where we go wrong. While it is true that we need protein, fats carbohydrates, and vitamins, we also need the missing food group called functional foods or phytochemicals- and this is what this article will focus on.
As stated earlier, humans have always had cancer in the population. Genetic defects directly related to cancer are only 5–10% of all cancer cases; the remaining 90–95% of all cancers has its roots in lifestyle choices. Personal choices such as choosing over-processed foods which lack functional ingredients and in which the complex phytochemicals have been removed or destroyed through processing, are part of the dire statistic of cancer causes. Thus we can start to see why some cancers are on the rise and others are not. Another consideration for high cancer rates is our personal environment of stress, excess weight, insufficient weight, sun exposure or lack of exposure by overuse of sunblock lotions, creams and oils that contain potential carcinogenic chemicals, and lifestyle choices that increase viral infections, such as hepatitis, that create the disease state we commonly call cancer.
Albert Einstein said it best by stating that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. In the same manner, allopathic medicine has wasted much money and lives on their tried ideology… yet they keep doing the same thing over and over again with the pretense of expecting different results.
I agree with the renowned Linus Pauling, the two time Noble Peace prize winner, on the role of nutritional biochemistry and our modern research organizations: "Everyone should know that most cancer research is largely a fraud, and that the major cancer research organizations are derelict in their duties to the people who support them."
Therefore if Dr. Pauling is correct, cancer prevention requires a fresh look at the science of nutrition. We all need to consume foods on-a-daily-basis that have anticancer properties and mega-dose when our bodies are under disease stress. This strategy offers the best results over time.
In this article, I present evidence that cancer is curable using natural, phytochemicals food in traditional and nontraditional foods. Cancer is a preventable and curable disease that requires a different approach… not just cut poison and primitive radioactive burning.
Bacterial Infections &
Viral Infections Cause Cancer
Hepatitis B and C, HPV, and Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that triggers stomach cancer, have caused enormous cases of cervical, vulvar, vaginal, penile, anal, and oropharyngeal cancers over the years. A survey performed from 2004–2008 covered 100% of the U.S. population cancer statistics. The CDC estimated that approximately 33,369 new cancers attributable to HPV occurred each year: 21,290 among females and 12,080 among males. While most HPV infections clear within 1–2 years, those that persist can progress to pre-cancer or cancer7.
Woman HPV infects cause 21,290 cancer each year each year:
Males Human HPV infects cause 12,080 cancer each year:
In China, more than a quarter of cancer cases were infectious in origin. But still, a decent fraction was in the developed world, indicating that the problem has not disappeared with current advances. And because this paper only looked at infectious agents that are clearly carcinogenic, there isn't much data on, 2 million cases total is probably something of an underestimate.
Parasites Cause Cancer
Chronic Viral Hepatitis Afflicts About 1 in Every 12 Persons Worldwide. Hepatitis B virus (Family Hepadnaviridae) is attracted to the liver and attacks the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). Because Hepatitis B virus is a DNA virus and it has a circular genome of partially double-stranded DNA, the viruses replicate through a Ribonucleic acid (RNA) intermediate form by reverse transcription, which practice relates them to retroviruses. Although replication takes place in the liver, the virus spreads to the blood where viral proteins and antibodies against them are found in infected people.
The world's most common serious liver infection is Hepatitis B. It is caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV) that attacks liver cells causing irritation and swelling (inflammation) and can lead to liver failure, cirrhosis (scarring), or cancer of the liver and can lead to death.
In the United States 0.5 % of the population (1,750,000 people) live with the virus. In fact hepatitis B is a global health problem. Viral hepatitis is the leading cause of liver transplantation in the United States. According to the World Health Organization, hepatitis B virus may be the cause of up to 80% of all cases of hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer) worldwide– second only to tobacco among known human carcinogens.
Treating this virus successfully is a key to good health and preventing fatty liver disease, cirrhosis of the liver, and in prevention and/or development of cancer. Other aggravating factors including HIV, excessive alcohol use, obesity and diabetes amplify the damaging effects of hepatitis virus, thus increasing the development rate of liver disease and malignancy.
Cancer and Hepatitis
Cancer is a major public health problem in the United States and many other parts of the world. Currently, one in 4 deaths in the United States is due to cancer. Globally, an estimated 78% of primary liver cancer and 57% of liver cirrhosis are caused by chronic viral hepatitis and about one million deaths from viral hepatitis occur each year.
Liver cancer rates have tripled over the last several decades, fueled in large part by the progression of viral hepatitis to end-stage disease among persons infected years ago. The most recent liver cancer surveillance data indicate that long-term liver cancer incidence is increasing in the U.S.A, with an average annual percentage change in incidence between 2001 and 2006 of 3.5% per year.
In the United States, viral hepatitis causes 12,000 to 15,000 deaths annually, and viral hepatitis related illness, deaths, and costs are all expected to rise substantially in the coming years. Worldwide, liver cancer is the fourth-leading cause of death. In fact, liver cancer is the third leading cause of death for men. (Assistant Secretary Dr. Koh, M.D., M.P.H., for Health United States Department of Health and Human Services [HHS] 2010.)
Who Is at Greatest Risk?
Viral hepatitis poses a major health threat for certain populations. About 1 in 33 people aged 46 to 64 years old have chronic viral hepatitis.
One out of every 7 African American men in their 40s is living with chronic hepatitis C, and approximately 1 in 12 Asian Americans is living with chronic hepatitis B.
Similarly, the profiles of persons with liver cancer mirror the demographic characteristics of persons with chronic viral hepatitis; liver cancer incidence is highest among Asians/Pacific Islanders, and is increasing among Hispanics.
Modes of transmission are the same for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), but hepatitis B is 50 to 100 times more infectious. Unlike HIV, hepatitis B virus can survive outside the body for at least 7 days. During that time, the virus can still cause infection if it enters the body of a person who is not infected.
It is estimated that 15 to 30% of all persons infected with HIV have chronic viral hepatitis, and liver failure is now the main non-AIDS cause of death in HIV-infected persons.
The Controllable Epidemic
According to the Hepatitis B Foundation and World Health Organization, the majority of individuals who are at greatest risk and who should be tested for hepatitis are:
• Pregnant Women
• Sexually active persons in a non-monogamous relationship
• Individuals who have a sexually transmitted disease (STD)
• Family members of infected Hepatitis B virus Person(s)
• Emergency personnel who come in contact with blood
• Hypodermic drug users
• Recipients of solid organ transplants
• Individuals who received a blood transfusion prior to 1972
• Individuals who frequently require blood or blood products
• Individuals with tattoos and/or body piercings
• Emigrants from countries where hepatitis B infections are high
• Individuals born to parents who emigrated from these countries
• Travelers to countries where hepatitis B is common
• Pregnant Women
• Sexually active persons in a non-monogamous relationship
• Individuals who have a sexually transmitted disease (STD)
• Family members of infected Hepatitis B virus Person(s)
• Emergency personnel who come in contact with blood
• Hypodermic drug users
• Recipients of solid organ transplants
• Individuals who received a blood transfusion prior to 1972
• Individuals who frequently require blood or blood products
• Individuals with tattoos and/or body piercings
• Emigrants from countries where hepatitis B infections are high
• Individuals born to parents who emigrated from these countries
• Travelers to countries where hepatitis B is common
Unaware They Have the Hepatitis Virus
Amazingly, the vast majority of people infected with hepatitis are not even aware that they have the virus. An estimated 65 % are not aware they are infected with hepatitis B virus and an estimated 75% are not aware they are infected with hepatitis C virus.
Good News
Approximately 90% of healthy adults who are exposed to the hepatitis B virus have a complete recovery on their own and develop an immune response to the virus.
The other 10% of Adults and 90% of Babies
However, 10% of infected adults, 50% of infected children, and 90% of infected babies are unable to get rid of the virus. These individuals develop chronic infection that– if left untreated--creates a disease state over time.
Adult Hepatitis B Symptoms
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Adolescent health epidemiology
In 2004 2.6 million young people died (10-24 years) and most of these deaths were preventable. Ninety-seven percent of these deaths (2.56 million), occurred in low- and middle-income countries. Death rates rose sharply from early adolescence (10-14 years) to young adulthood (20-24 years), the causes varied by region and sex. Over the last 50 years, mortality rates in all age groups from children to adolescents and young adults, have declined. However, mortality among young people (15-24 years) has decreased less than for these other age groups, overtaking childhood mortality in high income countries.
Where mortality occurs
Almost two thirds of the 2.6 million deaths among young people were in sub-Saharan Africa and southeast Asia, (1.67 million). Pronounced rises in mortality rates were recorded from early adolescence (10–14 years) to young adulthood (20–24 years), but reasons varied by region and sex.
Causes of adolescent mortality
- 15% of female deaths were caused by maternal conditions
- 11% of deaths were due to HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis
- 14% of male and 5% of female deaths resulted from traffic accidents
- 12% of male deaths resulted from violence
- 6% of all deaths resulted from suicide.
Disability adjusted life years (DALY)
The total number of incident DALYs in those aged 10–24 years was about 236 million, representing 15.5% of total DALYs for all age groups. Africa had the highest rate of DALYs for this age group, which was 2.5 times greater than in high-income countries (208 vs 82 DALYs per 1000 population). Across regions, DALY rates were 12% higher in girls than in boys between 15 and 19 years (153 vs. 137 ). Worldwide, the three main causes of YLDs for 10–24-year-olds were neuropsychiatric disorders (45%), unintentional injuries (12%), and infectious and parasitic diseases (10%).
Risk factors
The main risk factors for DALYs in 10–24-year-olds were:
- alcohol (7% of DALYs)
- unsafe sex (4%)
- iron deficiency (3%)
- lack of contraception (2%)
- illicit drug use (2%)
In younger adolescents, the more typical risk factors for children continued to be more prevalent, in addition to iron deficiency, namely unsafe water, sanitation and hygiene.
The epidemiological analyses presented here now have an improved empirical base for assessing the disease burden. However, there are still substantial data gaps and uncertainties particularly for causes of death and levels of adolescent and adult mortality in Africa and parts of Asia. Thus improvements in population-level information about causes of death and the incidence, prevalence, and health states that are associated with causes of major disease and injury are still a main priority for national and international health and statistical agencies.
Better information on young people than is currently available will require improved health-information systems, notably in efforts towards improving death registration data as well as that obtained through household surveys and research studies. Such data systems and surveys should report results for more detailed age categories that are relevant to young people, rather than broad age-classifications as is currently the case.


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How is hacking the iphone accomplished?
I mean, the forum is full of warnings to brick the phone with actions you cannot undo, and virginizing is not such a safe option either? How can you run so many attempts of activating, jailbreaking, unlocking etc. and not bricking your phones with this?
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26 Main St, Toledo, OH | Directions 4360541.650562 -83.525707
Mon. - Sat. 11am - 11pm;Sun. 11am - 10pm
Neighborhoods: East Toledo
Tangos is Chilly! – This was my second time eating at Tango's and I have to say my first time I wasn't too impressed. The food was quite bland and the service was average, nothing to complain about but also not much to brag about either. My second time eating there however was quite different, I got the spicy pepper jack chicken with rice and Pico de Gallo and it was excellent. I would go back there just for that dish alone, I also had a rasberry daquiri which was very tastey. The one thing I don't care for there is that it is very cold, temperature wise, during the winter. I took off my coat to set down for a nice eveing out with my boyfriend and found myself wanting to bundle up because the chill in there was very uncomfortable. Also they don't seem busy at all but yet everything from getting a drink or bringing more salsa takes forever. Those are things that have been consistent both times I've been there. I would go back again but I would never call it my favorite place to dine.
Romantic – This resaurant was amazing! It was very cozy and romantic. I loved how it was right on lake erie, so when you were done eating you could walk along the boardwalk. The food is exceptional as well. A little overpriced but you get what you pay for. The atmosphere was nice as well. The waiters were friendly and while inside you felt like you were in a mexican cantina. I think overall its the best so far.
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