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Messer headed the $29.5 million renovation, which transformed an abandoned, 42,000-square-foot truck manufacturing warehouse into an 84,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art crime lab and police precinct. The facility opened on Jan. 14 and is currently the only police precinct in Tennessee with its own crime lab.
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The temporary precinct, however, was a public building, raising obvious logistical and safety issues for its 100-plus police officers. Therefore, throughout the construction process, Messer helped provide secure police parking and manage a safe public entry at the temporary site, resulting in zero recordable accidents or public incidents during the course of the project.
The process of transforming the warehouse into a state-of-the-art precinct and crime lab, though, was a complex and thorough endeavor, in and of itself. First, Messer carefully stripped down the building to only its structural steel. While many renovations involve demolition aspects, this included a meticulous, screw-by-screw disassembling of the building. A second floor was then added, doubling the building's square footage, and from there the facility was very carefully brought together.
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"…This renovation has transformed the way Nashville and Davidson County investigate crime in our neighborhoods," Ingram noted. "I am grateful for the expertise provided by the entire Messer team."


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Anyways, I passed him doing 110ish (mph) and then the fun started. We ended up driving 60+ miles together (with a late addition of a 320d) through the Mediterranean coast anywheres from 85-125mph. Fun fun
Here's my issue....we hit a straight away. I was in sport mode. 4-5 car lengths in front of the 640 and I punched it (without using paddle shifters). I did NOT pull away quite like I would have imagined. We started at 75mph and floored it to about 125mph. I would say I gained 1-2 car lengths over that time.
Could he have been paddle shifting?
I'll be honest I thought I would have pulled much further away.
Either way it was a blast. We pulled into the toll booth and he was ahead of me and pulled away. I gunned is past him one last time. The m sport v8 growl made me smile.
So in closing, off the line I think the 650 was noticeably quicker. High speeds, seemed similar.
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Ps. Had a brand new Porsche Carrera (basic model) pass me on the way over today. He gunned it on a straight away and couldn't pull away from me! Hit 138 and it seemed like both cars had so much more. Of course then my wife yelled!
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Obama the new messaia
putin the new stalin
armajijabb islamic NWO
jim dong ill north korea a new global superpower!
you know the world seems like it has gone down the loony toon tube.
just look at the cast of characters on the world stage?
who would hire any of them to plunge out a clogged sewer line?
the question of the poll "who is be best of the worst?" --
yea i know they all suck-- or how about "who sucks the least at the global suck-fest?"
What,,,,no ,,"none of the above??? They all suck honestly!!! There's no difference between them IMHO.
With that cast of fools, there isn't a turd anywhere that's safe from burglary.
Whatever site I read it on as a members tag line, it's the truest statement ever made.
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Putin! I think he knows what to do about Rothschild Banks.
SOON-We already lost the war. You are the resistance.
don't look like the big "O" can even top the stooge poll---LOL!
Ill pass on the poll
Sprat and sprat1 are one and the same.
rootin tootin putin is ahead- by 4!!
and the big "O-nut" has yet to score.
he can't even get to the starting line--left at the gate by putin again--
obamas real poll numbers must really suck cause communist dictators are ahead of him---
+1.Ill pass on the poll
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Sorry I had to go with the Dong. Anyone who will feed someone to the dogs is twisted enough to be kinda cool. He just needs proper guidance. As the Libtards say "he's not bad, he's just misunderstood". LMAO!!!!
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
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I am going to name some very popular mods. But the ORDER of importance is VERY subjective.
For ME it was extremely cut and dried. i did ALL items 1-8 in the first 6 weeks after I bought the car. I had a lot of time on my hands. It could take 3 months. The car was RARELY overnight in the shop. Once, I think, for the headers.
1) Get rid of stock exhaust and stock mid pipe. Get NICE sounding exhaust, Like
Agency Power, El Diablo.NICE, melodious exhaust..NOT harsh.
NOT racey harsh. DONT get Gruppe M, Any of the Super Sprint(too tinny).
Eissman doesnt flow well.
2)Get GREAT anti rasp mid pipe like the Borla V2. The above #1 and #2 are THE most important to ME for driving pleasure. Its GOTTA sound great!
3) You can DO the de catted headrrs but I really do NOT recommend it with out a custom DYNO tune to lean the car out a bit. other wise you will run rich and STINK..bad sometimes! Sorry. I had Ebay headders for over 3 years with ZERO problems...picked about 25 HP, JUST from that mod(de catting plus super tune) End HP was 301 RWHP.
4) Performace panel filter(air filter) NO NEED for Cold air intake. WE HAVE cold air intakes OEM!!!
5) 90 dollar radiused intake elbow.
6) Forget springs and Koni yellows. The car will LOOK 1000 times better and HANDLE 100 times better with a set of KW V2 coil overs. Buy them used if you have to. but buy them!!!
7) Clay exterior paint and FIND a detailer who REALLY can get rid of ALL your swirls and scratches in your paint. Sometimes a VERY careful wet and dry sand paper sanding is necessary first. SEE the guy's work IN PERSON(no photos). DONT look at paint surface shine. Look at something REFLECTED in the paint. There should be NO WAVES, orange peel etc. The differnece between an ordinary buff job and a TOTAL scratch and swirl removal is extraordinary. Often you will pay the SAME amount for either. make sure you get the good one.300 to 600 bux every 9 months to a year. The first one is the worst. If you ONLY had wash the follow ups can be only a coupe hunderd bux every 6 to 9 months. You CAN go a whole year if the car is garaged.
8) Never ever use WAX unless its on TOP of a polymer protection. Wax is useless and the BEST jobs last ONE MONTH. Polymers last SIX to NINE months. Wolfgang products from Germany. Just put WAX out of your vocabulary. The SHINE comes from your POLISH stage. The polymer or wax only adds protection and yes, a certain amount of DEPTH. Its ALL about the POLISH as far as shine goes. It is an ART not to BURN thru the clear coat!!!
Thats it. To get started. i had ALL these things completed six weeks after I bought the car. SLOWLY I did other mods like wheels, 245/275mm tires, carbon fiber pieces, chrome trim elimination, sound system, built in radar detector and laser jammers, LED Angel EYES from EAS, 6K fog lights. BBK or just new Hawk Hi perf pads and slotted rotors, Castrol SRF brake fluid if you EVER track the car. Bigger oil cooler.
If you can afford items one thru eight, you will be ROCKING your M SO HARD that it will seem like a different car. it WILL be a different car....SO much better than stock....there is hardly any comparison.
Warning. Approach a differential change VERY carefully. You may HATE the increased cruising RPMs. and much worse fuel mileage. New diff is NOT for everyone!
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1. Re: DRM eBus Integration - Descriptive Flexfield Maintenance874770 Jul 26, 2012 7:04 AM (in response to Martin Jermyn)
Martin wrote:I think (I am trying to do something similar), you have to have these descriptive values off as a separate hierarchy. For example, for us, organization approver is an attribute of entities (flex value). In order to populate this value, I had a separate hierarchy for approvers (*only* approvers currently available otherwise this would become a massive hierarchy for HR which is not the true purpose of this hierarchy). Then, in my opinion, you have to export out the metadata you need and load it into EBS without using the DRM GL template values into staging tables, and then work out an incremental loading routine into EBS.
We would like to maintain the eBusiness Descriptive Flexfield (attribute) values that are associated with a Chart of Accounts key accounting flexfield.
Does anyone know how can we achieve this?
The GL DRM integration only maintains the key accounting flexfields and not any associated descriptive flexfields.
Thank you for your help.
2. Re: DRM eBus Integration - Descriptive Flexfield Maintenance874770 Jul 26, 2012 7:07 AM (in response to 874770)An addendum, for this purpose, I don't think the out of the box DRM GL template is sufficient. You will need other properties and comparison exports to help you with this.
3. Re: DRM eBus Integration - Descriptive Flexfield Maintenancer.avery Jul 30, 2012 11:20 AM (in response to Martin Jermyn)Martin, we are looking at this area too.
There are no columns in the interface table gl_drm_segvalues_interface to carry this information so it appears as other posters have said this is not possible through standard functionality.
It looks like a major piece of development and I would be concerned that it would become far more complex to build these DFF values in DRM as you are likely to already have a source of this data in your eBS.
We also have an issue that the load appears to clear DFF values that are already set within the application. Does anyone know if this behaviour can be modified?
4. Re: DRM eBus Integration - Descriptive Flexfield Maintenancer.avery Aug 20, 2012 10:59 AM (in response to r.avery)Just for future reference there is a patch to stop the API form overwriting DFF information at upload time.
Patch number 13249707
We have applied and tested and it appears to prevent the overwriting of the DFF values.
5. Re: DRM eBus Integration - Descriptive Flexfield Maintenance960132 Sep 5, 2012 1:15 PM (in response to Martin Jermyn)We have been trying to get the integration working as well. The EBS custom FFs that are required obviously make the delivered adapter useless. But the EBS guys essentially cloned the adapter and added the fields we needed. I'm not sure why Oracle is find this so difficult.
The other issue, we will have 20-40 ValueSets. We can't afford to put each one of those in a different DRM Version. That's too much maintenance. We are putting them all in 1 version, and the custom program will just pull from the 'current' Version.
If anyone has great ideas on how to work around the DRM limitations, please let us know!
6. Re: DRM eBus Integration - Descriptive Flexfield MaintenanceMartin Jermyn Sep 5, 2012 5:26 PM (in response to 960132)I agree... I am not too sure why Oracle have not implemented this. I have raised it as an enhancement request - we shall see what happens!
Would you mind sharing where you found the adapter file to clone it? What amendments did you make to the adapter file?
We also hit the problem of having multiple versions which is a bit of a negative and like you say increases maintenance - luckily we only have max 10 value sets.
Thanks in advance.
Hopefully we can solve this / improve this integration together!


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Their numbers once totalled more than a million from all walks of life.

Now, according to March 2012 numbers from Veterans Affairs Canada, about 107,000 Second Word War veterans are still with us. Their average age is 88.

While they are getting on in years, many remain active at Legion branches in the Hamilton area.

"We maybe have 10 or 20 or so," said Murray Brown, president of Mount Hamilton Branch 163 of the Royal Canadian Legion.

Of those, Brown noted, about 10 visit the Mountain branch regularly, including a well-known group of vets who drop by what is known as the BS table each day to play dominos.

Brown said the Mountain Legion has about 1,000 members. Most of them are affiliate or associate members, rather than actual war veterans or men and women who have served in uniform.

Over at the Battlefield branch 622 of the RCL in Stoney Creek, president Joyce Brown said about 35 or 36 of their 645 members are Second World War veterans.

"Some of them are very active," Brown noted. "They volunteer for numerous things."

Brown said membership at the Stoney Creek branch has remained stable as younger veterans are replacing the older ones who pass on.

"Some are your Afghanistan vets and your Vietnam vets and children of vets," Brown said.

According to Department of National Defence statistics from August, the number of Canadian Afghanistan veterans stands at just more than 41,000.

Overall, there are nearly 600,000 Canadian Forces veterans across the country with an average age of 55.

In addition, about 10,600 surviving Korean War veterans are in Canada with an average age of 80 and as many as 125,000 Canadians who served on peacekeeping missions over five decades ranging in age from 25 to 87.

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Struck By Lightning is about a high school student who isn't above blackmailing fellow students into writing for a literary magazine in order to get into Northwestern University. But the making of Struck By Lightning feels like Revenge of the Nerds.
The film (see the first trailer below) was written by its star, Chris Colfer, who most people know as show-choir fashionista Kurt Hummel on Glee. In Struck By Lightning he plays Carson, a manipulative loser who will do just about anything to make his classmates' lives miserable — and make his magazine a success.
In real life, Colfer was a bullied kid who was "the only member of the writer's club" in high school. He went on to become a star thanks to Glee, made the Time 100 list last year and now has written a film lampooning students in the small town of Clover (Colfer, we're presuming it's no coincidence, is from Clovis, California).
If that's not a dish served cold, we don't know what is. And from the looks of it, the ingredients in Lightning are delicious.
First off, the film was directed by Brian Dannelly, whose 2004 dark comedy Saved! put hip Christians on blast in a way so unparalleled it made teen pregnancy seem fun and Mandy Moore seem indie. Then there are performances by Allison Janney (Carson's mother), Angela Kinsey and Christina Hendricks, all of whom seem incapable of an unpalatable performance.
Finally, there's the icing on the cake: Bridesmaids' Rebel Wilson, who plays Carson's awkward sidekick and snaps back at a blackmail-denying cheerleader by saying their fellow students "will believe, because we will spread that shit like Nutella."
No official release date has been set for Struck By Lightning but it should come out sometime this year. Anyone else hungry for more?
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Update 2: Second man charged with Wednesday's double murder
Two men charged with Matthew Zahra's murder last year
Three people were charged this afternoon - two in connection with the murder of Matthew Zahra and one in connection with the double murders of convicted drug trafficker Mario Camilleri Snr and his 21-year-old son Mario Jnr.
First to be charged was 41-year-old George Galea, a security guard from St Julian's, who pleaded not guilty to shooting Mr Camilleri Snr and stabbing Mr Camilleri Jnr. He did not request bail and was remanded in custody.
Mr Galea was also charged with hiding the bodies, stealing items that were on the men, the illegal possession of a firearm, firing a gun in a public space in Zabbar and damaging a vehicle belonging to a third person.
Police Inspectors Chris Pullicino, Fabian Fleri, Michael Mallia and Louise Calleja prosecuted.
Lawyers Giannella de Marco and Gianluca Caruana Curran appeared for Mr Galea.
Mr Galea's step-brother Ronald Urry, 49, of Paola and Jason Galea, 39, of Birzebbuga were then charged with Matthew Zahra's murder.
They pleaded not guilty to murdering Mr Zahra by shooting him and hiding his body in a field at Qajjenza, stealing items from the body, the illegal possession of a firearm and firing a gun in a public place.
Mr Galea alone was also charged with breaching bail conditions and Mr Urry alone with relapsing.
Bail was not requested and both accused were remanded in custody.
Late on Friday, Mr (Jason) Galea, who is the brother-in-law and uncle of Mr Camilleri Snr and Mr Camilleri Jnr, respectively, was charged with both murders.
Defence lawyer Joe Giglio appeared for Jason Galea and legal procurator Mario Mifsud Bonnici for Mr Urry.
A request for a ban on the publication of Mr Urry's name was declined.
The police believe that Mr Camilleri Snr, 58, known as l-Imniehru, was killed in Marsaxlokk while his 21-year-old son Mario Jnr was shot and stabbed 34 times in Qajjenza, Birżebbuġa, shortly afterwards.
The two men were found partly buried in a shallow grave at a field in Qajjenza.
The remains of a foot, which police believe may belong to Mr Zahra, 27, who went missing in August last year, was also found.
Addressing a crime conference this afternoon, Assistant Police Commissioner Pierre Calleja said that from declarations gathered by the police during their investigations, they had enough evidence to arraign people with Mr Zahra's murder, even though scientific tests on what are believed to be his remains have not yet concluded.
These same declarations show that the body of Mr Zahra, who was killed on August 15 last year - the day he was reported missing, had been dumped at the field. Mr Zahra had also been shot.
The police have also found other bones on site and were not ruling out anything at this point
Mr Calleja said that the gun used to kill Mr Zahra had not yet been found. That used in the murders of the Camilleris was also missing but the police have the knife used in the latter murders in their possession.
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Possible bug in ListAnimate[] or Manipulate[] v6.0
Dear Mathgroup folks,
I think I have found a bug with ListAnimate[] (or possibly in Manipulate[]
which is called by ListAnimate[] since the error I get is related to Manipulate[]).
I can get this to happen repeatably:
With a fresh kernel if I use the example from the help file on ListAnimate everything works just fine:
ListAnimate[Table[Plot[Sin[n x], {x, 0, 10}], {n, 5}]]
However, If 'i' is not clear:
ListAnimate[Table[Plot[Sin[n x], {x, 0, 10}], {n, 5}]]
I get the error:
Manipulate::vsform: Manipulate argument \
FasterSlowerButtons,DirectionButton}} does not have the correct form \
for a variable specification.
My guess is that the Manipulate function requires 'i' to be clear. My understanding is that this should not be the case since intrinsic functions should use either local variables or global variables that start with a capital letter.
Can anyone else repeat this behavior?
If so, is it a bug?
If so, where should I report it?
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This is a discussion on Pepsi truck cut off Wed. morning in Dallas w/video within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I was watching the national news tonight and they showed this clip. I found the below link to it. The crash is insane. How nobody ...
I was watching the national news tonight and they showed this clip. I found the below link to it. The crash is insane. How nobody was killed is simply amazing.
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The liveleak video show it from other angles.
VIDEO: Car Hits Pepsi Truck, Causes Catastrophic Wreck
The driver of a Pepsi semi-truck is cut off by an out-of-control Nissan Sentra, overturned and then thrown across the median into oncoming traffic Wednesday morning in Dallas.
When the truck crosses over a Porsche Cayenne amazingly manages to swerve out of the way and avoid being crushed. Only six vehicles were involved and just two people were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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Maybe it was this guy driving:
Sorry about that.
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Very lucky. I worked a similar crash a few years ago that resulted in 3 fatalities. One pickup came apart like it exploded, a Mustang looked like it was a smashed up soda can, another pickup was bent up in the middle and sitting on it's bumpers.
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The Red Sox will escape facing Jared Weaver in this series with the Angels, but co-ace Dan Haren lined up against Sox ace Jon Lester Friday night. Terry Francona could hardly have asked for a better pitcher from his staff to handle the responsibility of winning a game for the manager's birthday, and Lester proved up to the task.
Both pitchers hit the ground running: Lester struck out the side and Haren retired the first seven batters he faced before giving up a double to Jarrod Saltalamacchia.
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In the bottom of the eighth, Bobby Jenks entered the game and things started to get interesting with a passed ball and two quick runs. However, the Angels pinch hit for Mark Trumbo with veteran utility infielder Macier Izturis, who grounded out to end the inning.
Jonathan Papelbon, having pitched two straight days, was scheduled for a day off, but after the mini-meltdown by Jenks, Francona called upon his closer to shut the door on the Angels and hold 4-3 lead. Twelve pitches later, Papelbon recorded his third third straight save.
Lester put up another quality start. It was not his most efficient outing, needing 111 pitches to get through just six innings of work, but Lester held the Angels to just four hits and no runs while striking out eight.
If he were a cartoon character, Carl Crawford would have a storm cloud hanging over his head at all times. Fortune continues to elude the Sox big free agent addition as Crawford added another 0-4 to his Red Sox resume. On the bright side, when he did reach base he turned it into steal number four on the season.
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Pigjam, I think you have that backwards...the air doesnt warm up, it cools off. That is when the moisture is released; warm air retains moisture as vapor then as it cools, it forms condensation, much like the condensation that forms on the outside of a cold glass of iced tea. The room-temperature air (provided its above freezing in the room lol) releases its moisture as it is cooled by the cold glass, and forms water on the glass, thereby causing the table to get wet and wifey to yell at you because you forgot to use a coaster
CD, You are right he does have the hot and cold backward however the vapor will condense in that hose because, as you pointed out, the air will cool somewhat allowing the vapor to condense.
Pigjam, You are on the right track by adding line as a cooling device however you are creating another possibly more serious problem with those loops in the hose. Because there are no "drops" for the water to collect in it will collect and sit in the lowest point of the line which will in this case be the bottom of the loops. The problem with this is that the water will be directly in the air flow and although nothing much will happen at first eventually the water level will reach a point that it starts to restrict the air flow at which point it will be picked up by the moving air and forced out of the line in "surges" probably in large amounts, most separators will not remove this much water and it can wind up in your air hose. The system needs to be plumbed so that there are NO low spots ANYWHERE in the line that water can drain to and collect where it will be in the air flow. ALL low points must have a "drop" where the water can collect to be drained but will be passed over by the moving air. This means that there can be no droops in the line or no places where the line is run down then back up unless there is a collection "drop" at the lowest point, also no loops in the line ANYWHERE before the separator but it will not matter at any point after the separator.
Ya, I was thinkin that that hose looped would be OK if it werelooped upward so that any water would have a place to flow and be drained. Itd probably also be better to have it around that drain so itd be able to be drained out instead of having to be caught with the seperator. My thinking is its best to let natural occurences help as much as possible. So getting as much water out as possible using the valve on the drain would mean less demand on the filter/seperator, enabling it to work better.
That's the idea behind having extra line, so the water can be trapped and DRAINED before entering the separator. Collecting large amounts of liquid water in lines with no place for it to drain can do more harm than good.
OK, from the wisdom shared on this great forum I have decided upon an air compressor. A Kobalt 80 gal. 5 running HP from Loews for $799.00.
-7.5 HP Peak 5.0 HP Running
-17.1 SCFM @90psi
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-Max Pressure 175psi
-80 gallon tank
I will be installing it in my current garage/barn. I have plans in the next 2-3 years for enclosing a larger pole type barn that is located about 75 feet from where the compressor will be installed. I will want air in both buildings once I do this so won't want to have to move this monster to the new building. Can I run air line underground to the new building. It is slightly down grade from the current. The reason I ask now rather than later is in case there is anything I should take into consideration in installing the new compressor. I will be running all new 3/4" blk iron pipe now.
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PVC is not recommended. Take a look at Transair pipe. It is aluminum that quick connects so that it can be changed or removed at a later date, but is extremely reliable and very easy to install. It is expensive, but the costs are comparable to steel id you take into account self installation.
If you use the air mostly in one building, and only occasionally in the other, I would go with a temporary line or hose that can be easily disconnected and drained. Of course you may have to move the compressor.
An acquaintance with a separate garage and workshop ran the black pipe overhead at truss level, but it was a relatively short distance.
OK, I think I got everything figured out and my parts list ready. Will be going to Loews tomorrow to bring the Kobalt monster home. I plan to install the compressor in the coolest part of the barn which is in a 12x40 ft lean-to type room in the shade of a big ol double pine, I will come off it with a flexible pipe then a a 3/4 inch black steel 5 foot riser, travel along a wall ,still in the cool, for about 30 feet, make another two foot rise with a drain drop at the bottom of it,(this is where I will add a hose later to furnish air to the pole barn I inquired about earlier) change to 1/2 inch here, turn left and go into the main garage. Run about 15 ft, add a 4 inch rise and a 5 foot drop to my beadblaster and sandblaster room, continue on about 10 more feet, turn left again, enter my prep and paint room, run about 20 feet, add a 4 inch rise and 6 ft drop for air tools, run about 5 more feet and end at a rise and drop for painting. Does this sound workable?
I have a couple of questions. What kind of flexible pipe and fittings do I use coming off the air compressor. Where do I need regulators and water filters and what kind. I hope to buy as much at Loews so I can get the 10% off new credit card deal but if there are better seperators i can get them later.
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Anything that I've seen at Lowe's is way too small for what you need. My own is a dual setup that seems to work fairly well. It consists of a cheapy $20 Harbor Freight unit that I use as an initial knock-out unit. I then final filter with a Sharpe 707F. It's all at the outlet end of the 50+/- foot air line. In the picture you can also see a drip leg with a valve - needed. This will also collect water and need draining. The second picture has my hookup to my compressor. It's a 6 foot piece of 3/8" hose that plugs into my compressor - a 6.5 Hp, 30 gallon tank unit. I have to keep it portable so I can move it around. Note the drip leg and valve here for draining - it's needed as well.
I paid a lot less than list - shop the internet for the best price
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Buick, That not only sounds workable but it sounds like you have done a really good job at planing this. You may want to consider hydraulic hose for the flexible part, inexpensive and capable of a great deal more pressure than it will ever see in service here. Just ask for a 1/2" hose (or what ever size you plan to use) the length you will need with NPT ends in either male or female, which ever you need, and it will fit the pipe threads on the compressor, the female ends are even available as a swivel fitting to make it even easier to hook up. The filter/regulator should be mounted at the takeoff where the air hose will be attached and as far from the compressor as possible. If you do use hydraulic hose all you will need is the 1500-2000 psi rated hose (you don't need that much rating but that is the low end for hydraulic hose) and not the more expensive and much stiffer multi wire higher pressure hose.
I had a 8' piece of 1" rubber airline with the proper fittings for screwing into the compressor on one end & into the 1" metal pipe on the other end made up for $35.00 out the door at a local electrical motor place that also does hydraulic hoses.
One US gal. has 231 cubic inches in it. 1" pipe has 9.42 cubic inches per running ft. 3/4" pipe has 5.298 cubic inches per running ft.
It takes a lot of air line to increase your air capacity very much. I think my calculations are correct but let me know if they aren't.
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Kampr thanks for taking the time to do those calcs(and everybody else that's helping me out here).Since it is already an 80 gallon tank, I am more interested in knowing about the cost/benefit of the cooling/condensing/draining of the water in the larger lines than the smaller. In other words how much more condensate am I gonna get with 40 ft of 1'' + 40 ft of 3/4 in vs... 40 ft of 3/4 in + 40 ft of 1/2 in or what would be really simple is 80 ft total of 3/4 in.
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As an understanding of users' tacit knowledge and latent needs embedded in user experience has played a critical role in product development, users' direct involvement in design has become a necessary part of the design process. Various ways of accessing users' tacit knowledge and latent needs have been explored in the field of user-centred design, participatory design, and design for experiencing. User-designer collaboration has been used unconsciously by traditional designers to facilitate the transfer of users' tacit knowledge and to elicit new knowledge. However, what makes user-designer collaboration an effective strategy has rarely been reported on or explored. Therefore, interaction patterns between the users and the designers in three industry-supported user involvement cases were studied. In order to develop a coding system, collaboration was defined as a set of coordinated and joint problem solving activities, measured by the elicitation of new knowledge from collaboration. The analysis of interaction patterns in the user involvement cases revealed that allowing users to challenge or modify their contextual experiences facilitates the transfer of knowledge and new knowledge generation. It was concluded that users can be more effectively integrated into the product development process by employing collaboration strategies to intensify the depth of user involvement.
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We've been anticipating it for a couple months now and finally, the New Era Miami flagship store is open to the public. Doors opened at 11Am this morning. Excited customers lined up last night with the first and second person in line (in the last photo above), both showed up at 10PM. Then, throughout the night up until the official opening at 11Am, more than 150-200 people awaited the opening of New Era Miami.
DJ Irie came through with some of the Miami Heat dancers. DJ M.Dot also helped Irie spin for the early part of the day. Raffles went on all day long leading up to the raffling of the one-of-one custom Freqnt Flyr Bike that was displayed in store. And shouts to PoliteInPublic who supplied a nice photobooth setup as well.
Above are a couple photos, check out the video recap on Monday morning.


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Following some high-profile password hacks, companies like Apple, Twitter and Evernote have moved to shore up their systems with two-factor authentication. Said to be a great missing security link in many password-driven systems, two-factor authentication technologies that are most widely used today are actually fraught with many of the same risks as password-driven systems.
If you're considering two-factor authentication, you should consider some of the most common attacks, identified by Jim Fenton, CSO at digital identity provider OneID, on two-factor authentication. Of course, there are many more than five attacks in the world, but these should give a starting point for evaluating others. These examples illustrate the importance of thinking broadly about how two-factor authentication can be defeated. You can be assured that the attackers are doing so.
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Mic Check — Matt Damon
December 21, 2011 at 10:15 PM Leave a comment
Mic check. Mic check!
This is a mic check regarding what Matt Damon said today on The Young Turks:
I'm there. I. AM. SO. THERE.
But let's get off the balls thing. Let's talk about courage.
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Opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students (Honours, MSc and PhD) are periodically available in my lab. I am looking for highly motivated individuals with a passion for marine ecology. I will certainly encourage those who so wish it to develop their own ideas/approaches, provided they fall within the scope of my research program. Research projects in the following areas are particularly welcome:
Interested candidates should send me an outline of their research interests, a CV and a copy of unofficial transcripts by email. The Memorial University website can be consulted for questions pertaining to the programs offered, requirements, tuition fees, scholarships/fellowships and application procedures.


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Throughout the 2010/11 season we're giving you the chance to choose your Arsenal Man of the Match.
Arsène Wenger's side faced Bolton at Reebok Stadium in the Premier League on Sunday. The game finished 2-1 and after the match we asked fans to vote for their star performer.
They voted in their thousands on Arsenal.com and selected Wojciech Szczesny as their Man of the Match.
The goalkeeper received 45 per cent of the fans' votes in our poll.
Robin van Persie finished second with 26 per cent with Cesc Fabregas receiving nine per cent of the vote.
Scroll down for the poll results:Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Well, how do you fare compared to the Zeitgeist?
Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed.
For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?
David Tennant is so dreamy!
John Hurt is the best actor listed. Tom Baker was the best doctor, followed closely by Jon Pertwee. Currently re-watching the complete original series. Just finished season 13 (1975-1976) tonight.
David Tennant does NOT have an "O" in his name. stahpit.
thumperchick wrote:David Tennant does NOT have an "O" in his name. stahpit.
beat me to it. :P
'O'h...David Tennant.
Or is the middle initial 'O'?
Christopher Eccelston is the best Doctor from the newer ones. David was boring!
I'm guessing Tennant was listed in case you go, "OH!" when he's on screen. But if that's why, Matt Smith should also be on the list. Why have 8-1/2, 9, and 10 but not 11?
No "O" is why I voted for him
Don't watch Dr. Who now, never have and most likely never will.
ardubu wrote:'O'h...David Tennant.
Or is the middle initial 'O'?
So Tom Baker Wins!!
Exactly why I voted for him, whoever he is
Hey, the masses have spoken.
Yes, that's why most of us chose him.
Doctor Who?
Tom Baker the true Doctor.
How could you even have this poll and not include Matt Smith? You are obviously not Whovians!!!
suprmome wrote:How could you even have this poll and not include Matt Smith? You are obviously not Whovians!!!
I thought that was super funny and clever and wish I would've thought of it. I love Who and everyone who knows me would call me a Whovian and I don't for a second believe leaving matt off keeps them from being fans of the Doctor. Been watching it since the 70's. Have loads of Who goodies including official things and unofficial lego items, 3D printed TARDIS, Dalek, K9, etc.


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As NewsBusters has reported for months, MSNBC's Joe Scarborough has a chip on his shoulder concerning Newt Gingrich that has been regularly apparent on Morning Joe.
On Tuesday's program, co-host Mika Brzezinski started an interview with the former Speaker of the House by saying, "I'm so sorry about Joe being so personal in his opinions. So, from the beginning here, he issues you a formal apology" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
MIKA BRZEZINSKI: Mr. Speaker, I think off the top I ought to just say I'm so sorry about Joe…
JOE SCARBOROUGH: What are you talking about?
BRZEZINSKI: …being so personal…
SCARBOROUGH: Oh come on.
BRZEZINSKI: …so personal in his opinions. So, from the beginning here…
SCARBOROUGH: Yeah.
BRZEZINSKI: …he issues you a formal apology.
SCARBOROUGH: Newt, if I'd only followed Mika's example throughout the campaign I'd be so much better off.
One has to wonder if Brzezinski was being serious or if this entire exchange was tongue-in-cheek.


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IF ever there were a cautionary tale about the dangers of not backing up your work, this story is it.
Not backing up almost cost the world its very first web page.
The team at CERN, where the world wide web was invented, released a plea to help them restore the world's very first web page, which had gone missing.
The page was the creation of Sir Tim Berners-Lee, who said that he and his colleagues were so busy trying to convince people that the internet was a thing they needed, that they didn't keep track of their early web pages.
"I mean the team at the time didn't know how special this was, so they didn't think to keep copies, right?," said Dan Noyes, a web manager at CERN who used to work a few doors down from Sir Berners-Lee.
So CERN put the word out through an article published by NPR pleading for people to help them find and restore the page.
"It was such a beautiful object, that optical disc, that someone maybe has it on their coffee table or their bookshelf, and if we could find that, that'd be great," Noyes told NPR.
Shortly after the story was published, Professor Paul Jones from the University of North Carolina replied, saying that he had a copy of the page that Sir Berners-Lee had used as a demonstration.
".@thefirstwebsite I have a copy of the page that @timberners_lee used to present at Hypertext 91 http://www.ibiblio.org/pjones/old.page.html ... others on my cube [an early '90s computer]," he tweeted.
CERN replied promising to get in touch.
Though the file isn't exactly what NPR was looking for, it is believed to be the closest copy of the original.
As it turns out Jones kept a copy of the page after he loaned Berners-Lee his computer for a presentation, and the two 'talked shop'.
"We talked about WAIS [Wide Area Information Servers] and WWW and beer - and he pulled out a floptical drive," he said.
"I installed Tim's graphical browser on my NeXT (computer). Tim talked me through using WWW by using a copy of his Hypertext 91 demonstration page."
Jones said Berners-Lee showed him "how simple and easy editing and creating a WWW page could be".
"First he showed how straightforward editing was by changing 'demonstration' to 'demonfdgfgstration,' he said. "I created my own page and added a link to an FTP site in Denmark that hosted a sound collection among other things".
"I wanted to see if the NeXT and Tim's WWW browser would be able to pass the sound to a player. I think it did, but I really can't remember if it did."
So during the whole process, Jones saved the page to his computer.
The only catch? He can't remember his password.
"There's plenty more stuff on that NeXT, only I've forgotten the password," he said.
Oh good grief.
Guys, this is why you always need to back up your work.


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Parents have long been frustrated with their teenager's "what was he thinking" moments. Why do bright, thoughtful adolescents so often do things that are foolish and reckless? We now know the reason: their brains are not finished growing. Specifically, the pleasure center is not completely hooked up to the judgement center.
The good news is that, contrary to what people used to believe, the teenage brain can change, which means that there really are "late bloomers."
Neurologist Frances Jensen, with journalist Amy Ellis Nutt, as written a book on the subject The Teenage Brain: A Neuroscientist's Survival Guide to Raising Adolescents and Young Adults. Read from a review after the jump. [Read more…]


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Twilight of Trans Fat: The FDA Wants to Take Your Margarine AwayBy
The days of stick margarine may be numbered. The not-butter, once thought a healthier alternative, has fallen out of favor because it contains high levels of trans fats, which turned out to be worse for your health than the bad stuff in butter.
The Food and Drug Administration today started the process to effectively ban trans fats from manufactured foods. Many foodmakers have already lowered their reliance on trans fats as shoppers sought healthier choices, but the FDA identified some products that continue the trans fat tradition: cookies, frozen pizzas, microwave popcorn, shortenings, and margarines. The regulatory agency began requiring manufacturers to break out trans fats on nutritional labels in 2006.
Want a refresher on Margarine 101? It's just vegetable oil with hydrogen added, as the Cleveland Clinic explains: "Trans fats are formed when hydrogen is added to vegetable oils, making the oil more solid and less likely to spoil. This process is called hydrogenation or partial hydrogenation and allows stick margarine to be firm at room temperature."
Scientists have accumulated evidence linking trans fats to heart disease over the past three decades. Among other things, eating trans fats increases the bad type of cholesterol, known as LDL. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that reducing American's consumption of trans fats could prevent up to 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths each year.
Even the food lobby isn't protesting. "Since 2005, food manufacturers have voluntarily lowered the amounts of trans fats in their food products by over 73 percent," the Grocery Manufacturers Association said in a news release. "We look forward to working with the FDA to better understand their concerns and how our industry can better serve consumers."
Some trans fats naturally occur in meat and dairy products in small amounts, and these wouldn't be affected by the FDA's proposed ban. New York City barred restaurants from using artificial trans fats starting in 2007, a move credited with making fast-food meals healthier. The FDA's rule would do the same for supermarkets' junk-food aisles—and lock margarine in its tub for good.


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They Found Shakespeare's Dictionary on eBay (or So They Say)
William Shakespeare's plays and poems are the first sources for scores of our present-day words, from 'archvillain' to 'watchdog' (though recent research has called some of our etymologies into question). For decades, scholars have speculated that Shakespeare's go-to reference book was a popular late 16th century dictionary in four languages, John Baret's Alvearie.
Now two antiquarian booksellers say they've discovered Shakespeare's own copy of the Alvearie, annotated by the Bard himself — and they found it on eBay. To support their claim, the booksellers put the entire thing up online, pointing out numerous marginal annotations that highlight unusual words Shakespeare used in his writing. Also, whoever owned the book seems to have had a thing for the letters "W" and "S," which appear repeatedly in fancy script in the margins.
Daniel Wechsler is one of the book's owners. He tells Kurt the evidence pointing to Shakespeare built up gradually as he went through the annotations one by one. But on the blank back page, he and his partner found a dense "word salad" — a mixture of French and English words, some of which ended up in plays like Henry IV, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Henry V. "If there was a smoking gun, it was this trailing blank [page]," he says.
Naturally, the claim has generated plenty of skepticism from academics and historians. The Folger Shakespeare Library, which holds the world's largest collection of Shakespeare-related materials, issued a measured statement about the discovery, arguing that a lot more research will be necessary before they weigh in.
Wechsler doesn't expect the controversy to settle quickly. "If you announce to the world that you found Shakespeare's own personal dictionary on eBay, the first problem you're going to have is that nobody's going to believe you," he tells Kurt. "We certainly think that a scholarly process needs to take place."
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Four more nationally ranked performances by Valley Athletes are honored in this week's Indoor Track and Field Notebook.
Missouri Valley Conference Men's Track Athlete of the Week
Greggmar Smith, Jr., Indiana State, Bridgetown, Barbados
Indiana State junior Greggmar Swift dominated the 60 meter hurdles at the Meyo Invitational at the University of Notre Dame this past weekend, running his winning streak to five straight meets and 12 straight races for the 2013 indoor season. Swift posted the fastest time in the preliminary round Friday of 7.86 seconds and came back later in the day to run the fastest in the semifinals by matching his personal best of 7.72 seconds. He followed that up by winning the finals with a time of 7.79 seconds as he outran Purdue's Brandon Winter (7.95) to pick up the victory. Swift continues to lead the Missouri Valley Conference for the event and is ranked fourth nationally. He also ranks 22nd in the world standings.
Other Notable Performances: Austin Brogan, Drake; Coty Kramer, Illinois State; Matt Benes, Southern Illinois; Jake Wike, Wichita State
Missouri Valley Conference Women's Track Athlete of the Week
Rachel Brewer, Jr., Illinois State, Tuscola, Ill.
In her first 5,000-meter race of the season, junior Rachael Brewer toed the line against some of the nation's best runners at the Meyo Invitational at Notre Dame this past weekend. With an opening mile split of 5:17, Brewer showed her toughness, splitting the second mile in 5:20, before finishing the race with a personal-best time of 16:41.14 for fifth place. That time crushed her previous career-best time by 33 seconds (17:14.37), and ranks her No. 3 in the Redbird history book in the event. She also moved herself to No. 20 on the national charts and ranks first in the Missouri Valley Conference by over 19 seconds. The Tuscola, Ill., native also holds the No. 2 Valley spots in the mile and 3,000-meter run, with times of 4:50.19 and 9:44.72, respectively. She has now set new personal-best times in all three events she has competed in this season.
Other Notable Performances: Sarah McMahon, Bradley; Marissa Smith, Drake; Leeann Michl, Indiana State; Althia Miximilien, Missouri State; Kelley Gallagher, Southern Illinois; Natalie Morerod, Wichita State
Missouri Valley Conference Men's Field Athlete of the Week
Brandon Pounds, Sr., Indiana State, Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana State senior Brandon Pounds smashed the Indiana State record in the men's weight throw and set a new meet record at the Meyo Invitational hosted by the University of Notre Dame on Friday as he won the event with a distance of 73-feet-11.5-inches (22.55 meters). The distance moved Pounds to the top of the national list and to the top of the Missouri Valley best list while also putting him third in the United States among collegiate and professional athletes. Pounds out threw Purdue's Chukwuebuka Enekwechi (66-feet-10-inches) and Sycamore teammate Chris Fields (64-feet-5-inches) who were second and third, respectively.
Other Notable Performances: Isaac Twombly, Drake; Bradley Sauer, Southern Illinois; Jeff Conner, Wichita State
Missouri Valley Conference Women's Field Athlete of the Week
Felisha Johnson, Sr., Indiana State, Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana State senior Felisha put her name in the record book twice at the Meyo Invitational hosted by the University of Notre Dame this past weekend as she set new meet records in winning the shot put and weight throw which marked the third time this season that the senior has won both events in the same meet. Johnson opened the competition by winning the weight throw with a meet record distance of 68-feet-3.25-inches (20.81 meters). The senior leads the nation and the Valley in the event while also ranking third in the United States among collegiate and professional athletes. Two other athletes from the top 50, Purdue's Dani Bunch (eighth) and Mississippi's Jazmin Miller (33rd) finished second and third, respectively. Johnson followed that effort up on Friday as she won the shot put with a distance of 55-feet-9.25 meters (17.00) to establish the new meet record. The Sycamore ranks second nationally and leads the Valley while also being ranked third in the United States among collegiate and professional athletes. Louisville's Khadija Abdullah (ranked eighth) and Purdue's Dani Bunch (ranked 12th) finished second and third, respectively.
Other Notable Performances:Brittany Smith, Illinois State; Kim Fortney, Southern Illinois; Tanya Friesen, Wichita State
- Indoor Track and Field Weekly Notebook (Feb. 12)
- Wragge, Brewer Named Scholar-Athletes
- Indoor Track and Field Weekly Notebook (Feb. 5)
- Sauer, Johnson Named Scholar Athletes
- Indoor Track and Field Weekly Notebook (Jan. 29)
- Goodman, Fortney Named Scholar Athletes
- Indoor Track & Field Weekly Notebook (Jan. 23)
- Indoor Track & Field Weekly Notebook (Jan. 15)
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press release
February 3, 2012
Jamie Miller
Giant Food of Landover, MD
(301) 341-8776
Giant Food Acquires Two Fresh & Green's Supermarkets in Baltimore Region
Baltimore City Location Will Replace Rotunda Giant
Landover, Md. (February 3, 2012) – Giant Food of Landover, Md. has entered into a definitive agreement with Mrs. Green's Management Corporation to acquire two of the company's Fresh & Green's supermarket locations currently serving the Baltimore market. The following locations are part of this acquisition:
- Fresh & Green's of Hampden, 1020 West 41st Street, Baltimore, Md. 21211
- Fresh & Green's of Parkville, 7709 Harford Road, Parkville, Md. 21234
After the sale is complete, which is subject to customary conditions, both stores will temporarily close while the locations are renovated and converted to Giant Food stores. The location at West 41st Street will replace the Rotunda Giant, located in the Rotunda shopping center at 711 West 40th Street, once the conversion is complete. Additional details about the store conversion process will be announced once the sale is finalized.
"Giant Food is excited about the opportunity to remodel and open two convenient locations for Baltimore-area customers," said Anthony Hucker, president, Giant Food of Landover, Md. "We look forward to making significant improvements to the stores and to offering our unique combination of quality, value and service, which customers have come to expect from Giant for more than seven decades."
Approximately 125 associates are currently employed in the two Fresh & Green's locations. Although both stores will temporarily close as part of a conversion process, all associates will be offered employment opportunities with Giant Food. Giant and Mrs. Green's Management Corporation will continue to work cooperatively to ensure a smooth transition for customers and associates. Additionally, all of our current Rotunda Giant associates will continue employment with Giant.
"Fresh & Green's enjoyed serving the Hampden and Parkville communities and we thank all of our employees, suppliers and landlords for their hard work and support. All of our remaining stores in Maryland have –and will continue to operate – with a renewed emphasis on improving the overall shopping experience," said Matt Williams, CEO of Fresh & Green's in Maryland. "As we look ahead, we will continue to grow our presence, create jobs and invest further in the region to serve more Maryland families."
Customers affected by the Fresh and Green's store closings may visit nearby Giant locations during the store renovation process. The stores listed below are all less than five miles from each closing store:
Fresh & Green's of Hampden:
- Rotunda Giant, 711 West 40th Street, Baltimore, Md. 21211
- Waverly Crossroads Giant, 601 East 33rd Street, Baltimore, Md. 21218
- York Road Giant, 6340 York Road, Baltimore, Md. 21212
- Reisterstown Road Giant, 6620 Reisterstown Road, Baltimore, Md. 21215
- Edmondson Square Giant, 4624 Edmondson Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 21229
Fresh & Green's of Parkville:
- Putty Hill Plaza Giant, 7920 Belair Road, Baltimore, Md. 21236
- Ravenwood Giant, 8100 Loch Raven Boulevard, Towson, Md. 21206
- Parkside Giant, 5150 Sinclair Lane, Baltimore, Md. 21206
- Golden Ring Mall Giant, 8665 Philadelphia Road, Baltimore, Md. 21237
- York Road Giant, 6340 York Road, Baltimore, Md. 21212
- White Marsh Mall Giant, 7944 Honeygo Boulevard, Baltimore, Md. 21236
For additional information about Giant store locations, visit Giant's website at www.giantfood.com.
About Giant Food of Landover, Md.
Giant Food LLC, headquartered in Landover, Md., operates 173 supermarkets in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and the District of Columbia, and employs approximately 22,000 associates. Included within the 173 stores are 159 full-service pharmacies. Giant is owned by Ahold USA, Inc. For more information on Giant, visit www.GiantFood.com.


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