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It's that time of year again. New interns will be flooding the wards, and newly minted attendings will be starting their first "real jobs," for some the first "real" job they have ever held.* So I'd like to play Polonius and offer some unsolicited words of advice for all those brand-new Emergency Physicians heading out to their first staff positions.
- Make a good first impression. This is critical. Your new partners will form an opinion of you based on their early experiences, and those first weeks on the job are crucial in establishing yourself as a "good hire." Show up on time; ten minutes early is better. Dress professionally; relaxed is OK in the ER, but a pressed white coat or a collared shirt looks better than rumbled scrubs. Smile a lot and even when things are frustrating, keep your temper in check. Remember that in most groups, this is a probationary period to see if you are a good fit for partnership. Put your best foot forward.
- Don't be scared. You know how to do this. "New Attending Syndrome" is inevitable, as you first shoulder the sole responsibility for patient care. But have confidence in your knowledge base and don't change your practice style just because there's no supervisor looking over your shoulder any more. If you would have sent the patient home as a resident, then do so as an attending. Once you start practicing scared, it's a hard habit to break.
- Learn the local politics. Make sure you know who the medical director is, who the nurse managers are, the medical staff chairs, and the administrators who exert influence over the ER. Are there any existing or recently-resolved conflicts? Any of your new partners who are disaffected? Any specialties or medical staff docs who hate the ER? Any financial disputes within the group? Don't take sides in any ongoing pissing matches if you can avoid it, but make it a point to survey the lay of the political landscape.
- Figure out the local standard of care. Every hospital handles stuff differently. Do they admit syncope? Is there a rapid chest pain protocol? Does your group write admitting orders? Who admits GI bleeds? How sick do you need to be to get into the ICU? Conscious sedation?
- Don't rock the boat (yet). If there are things in #4 that you don't like, you may not be in a position to effect change, especially until you have completed #3. Establish yourself as a reliable and productive doc before you start agitating for changes in procedures, especially on contentious turf-related issues.
- Make the nurses your allies. Emergency medicine is truly a team sport, and the nurses will make or break you. Learn the nurses' names, especially the charge nurses. Bring them food or coffee on the night shift. If they go out in the morning, see if you can come along. Do not flirt or date them if you are single (and especially not if you are married). A sexual harassment allegation is not the way to start your career. Respect their experience and their judgment, and they will save your ass many times.
- Get to know the medical staff. Go to medical staff meetings, and go up to the floor to follow up on admitted patients. Read the paper in the doctor's lounge. Show up to the department meetings for other specialties if they are open. They love it when a representative of the ER shows interest and respect by coming to 'their' meeting. Your middle-of-the-night phone calls will go over better if the consultants have seen your face and think well of you.
- Get up to speed. As a new doc, you will not be able to move the meat right out of the gate. But there will be a lot of people watching how you manage patient flow, and you do not want a reputation as a slow doc. Keep picking up patients right until the end of your shift and stay as long as you need to to get them dispo'd. Impress people with your work ethic. Pay attention to the number of patients you see daily, set yourself a goal, and track to see how you are performing. Trust me, your employer will be doing the same.
- Live within your means. Your income is about to increase by an order of magnitude -- don't go nuts. Buy a smaller house than you can afford, hold off on the BMW for a few years, and build up a cash balance first. You should have 60 to 90 days' liquid cash before you start spending and living large. Make sure you have life and disability insurance -- many residencies offer individual disability plans to graduating residents, and you should definitely sign up if you can. Pay off your credit cards. Start an investment account.
- Enjoy life. Most community ER docs work 12-15 shifts a month. That's a lot more time off than residents can comprehend. Reintroduce yourself to your spouse and family. Didn't you use to have hobbies? Go hiking, sailing, or, um, start a blog.
- Build a niche. What do you want to do with your career? There are lots of ways to be involved and to grow professionally. Sit on hospital specialty committees, or work in medical staff governance. Become involved in the administration of your group, or local EMS. Work on quality improvement projects in the ER. Learn about reimbursement or risk management. Get on an ACEP committee.
- Seek help when you need it. Don't embarrass yourself with avoidable errors; take advantage of whatever resources there are to help you out. If you work in double coverage, don't hesitate to ask your colleagues how things work as issues arise. They know how to navigate the local system and are usually happy to share the insider's knowledge. But your medical director won't be happy about cleaning up your messes, especially if you try to overcome obstacles through force of sheer will alone.
- Be forgiving of yourself. You are going to fuck up. It's certain. You're going to be too slow, you will put your foot in your mouth, you'll let yourself be browbeaten by an irate consultant, and you may even harm a patient. These things are part of the game and you can't completely avoid them. Don't get down on yourself when it happens, learn from your mistakes if you can, shake it off, and get back in the game.
Hope this is helpful, and commenters should feel free to add on advice in the comments!
*which is not to say that med school and residency aren't work, just that they are steps towards the ultimate goal of becoming a practicing physician.


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... Is it absolutely neccesary to have a backflow preventor? Also, shouldn't the inspector have noticed this issue??? Lastly, just how pricey is this sort of thing to remedy? ...
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How to Brew Matcha Tea?
Coldbrew matcha. Really?
Really. We'll talk about the pleasures of drinking icy-cold matcha in a second, but first: what do I mean by coldbrew?
Coldbrew matcha simply means matcha prepared with cold water; as with coldbrew coffee, the water for making coldbrew matcha is never heated; we use icy cold water to start. But unlike coldbrew coffee, coldbrew matcha doesn't require any lengthy or complicated extraction technique. We simply add matcha to a water-bottle, large water-dispensing unit, or even five-gallon pony keg, add cold water, and shake the hell out of it. That's enough to temporarily suspend the matcha particles in the cold water long enough to actually drink it. As with warm shots of matcha, It never fully dissolves, it simply suspends in water. If you leave it alone for a few hours, the undissolved matcha will eventually settle on the bottom of the vessel.
One can play with proportions of matcha to water but I've found that 1g of matcha (half teaspoon) to 8 ounces of cold water is just about right. If you like it thicker, use slightly more matcha.
Here's the exact procedure:
1) Fill a 16 oz water bottle almost to the top with ice water (leave a little room to make shaking easier). You can use either icy-cold water without actual ice, or simply add ice cubes and water and let it get cold — either way works well. You can also use a mason jar, or any tall skinny jar with a lid.
2) Scoop 2g matcha (about a teaspoon) into the bottle, and shake hard! You'll see billions of tiny bubbles start to float up and form a gorgeous crema on top. Let it sit for just a minute to allow the crema to build.
3) You're done! You can drink it directly from the bottle or pour into smaller glasses.
You can also use a Vitamix or other powerful blender to prepare coldbrew matcha, especially if you like it slushy-cold. Simply add a small quantity of ice and use the 1g matcha to 8 ounces water formula, and blend thoroughly.
Note that coldbrew matcha isn't "iced matcha" — iced matcha is typically matcha prepared with hot water, and then ice is added.
There's nothing quite like coldbrew matcha on a hot day; it seems to go directly to the brain's key satiation spots as it hits all the right notes. for thirst quenching. It also looks amazingly tantalizing in a tall glass!
The cool thing about coldbrew: you can brew any grade of matcha, and they all taste great. Drinking Blends 97, 99, and 100 in this form is an ethereal experience like no other. The 94 makes a beautiful coldbrew matcha; its ever-so-slight bitterness when prepared hot isn't detectable at cold temperatures.
But the best part is that we'e specially formulated several new blends especially for coldbrewing. They are priced quite a bit lower than our hyperpremium blends because more of the tencha leaf is used, giving us larger quantities, hence the lower price. Also, because the freezing temperature of the water slightly numbs the palate and top of the tongue, we can get away with using larger leaves (as opposed to new-growth-only for our hyperpremiums), which would impart a slightly bitter quality if prepared hot. It's simply not an issue — the coldbrew blends are quite sweet — when icewater is used. We've even found two organic blends that work well as coldbrew, which is something I've wanted to do for a long time.
So if you've never tried coldbrew matcha, here's your chance! If your experience is anything like mine, the delicious taste and delightlful health benefits will turn you into a daily drinker pretty quickly.
We're also developing some single-serve packets of coldbrew that I hope to have up on the site by late fall, perfect for on-the-go use — just stick a few in your car, purse, backpack, or suitcase and empty one into any cold bottle of water and shake. Heaven on the road. Stay tuned for those!
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It's finally breaking across the food safety blogosphere (here, here) that Fresh Del Monte will not follow through with a threatened lawsuit against the Oregon Health Authority, who in 2010 traced a cluster of Salmonella illnesses to Fresh Del Monte cantaloupes grown in Guatemala. As an impressionable, shoot-from-the-hip student of foodborne disease outbreaks, food safety and quality management, and crisis communication, I have used this blog more than once to voice my shock and grave concern over Fresh Del Monte's decision to publicly threaten this lawsuit. So now that Fresh Del Monte has decided not to follow through, what do I think of the end of my favorite corporate food safety culture case study?
All that remains of this once strong Fresh Del Monte-consumer relationship are the broken pieces of trust on the floor. The company has indicated through its actions over the past year that it does not understand public health surveillance, which I believe is a cost-effective tool for identifying and preventing preventable food safety failures. It is difficult to trust the safety and quality of a product from an organization that does not appear to understand the systems-nature of its food safety mission, nor does it appear to communicate effectively with system partners, nor does it demonstrate industry leadership to improve food safety. The red and yellow Fresh Del Monte logo now stands out on products like a flashing, whistling warning of a toxic organizational culture of product safety and quality. I have seen this logo in my Minneapolis retail stores and have asked the management of each store to reconsider carrying the brand. I have seen this logo in street markets in Hong Kong. I have seen this logo on fruit served by carts in Disneyland. Each time I have passed. And anytime my Twitter followers ask what all the fuss about Fresh Del Monte is, I tell them.
Now I do not know Fresh Del Monte executives, their true intentions, or the actual corporate culture of food safety. For all that I know, they could lead the produce industry in high-tech FSQM systems. Perhaps I am being juvenile and strident by publicly criticizing the organization without ever having spent time inside. Unfortunately, the real issue is that CONSUMERS are reshaping their perception of the Fresh Del Monte brand based on how its leadership has handled food safety incidents in the past, and that should concern every organization in the food and agriculture sector.
What is it going to take to change my thoughts on the Fresh Del Monte brand? They are going to need to convince me that they understand the value that public health surveillance adds to the food industry and public health, hopefully in a non-outbreak scenario!!! I do know it will be nearly impossible without leadership change. The organization needs to be lead by someone who listens to and works with system partners, and I observed the opposite behavior from Fresh Del Monte leadership over the last year. The fact that Fresh Del Monte is arrogantly spinning the dropping of the lawsuit as a "show of good will" doesn't assure me that they have learned anything, at all, throughout this self-inflicted, preventable PR nightmare.


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Opinion: Chinese Hack Attack
Editorial page editor Paul Gigot on why the Chinese are hacking into American journalists' accounts. Photo: Getty Images
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... back to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel ... the Wall Street Journal are use to reporting and commenting on the news but not actually being the news ... recently we disclose that did as have other major media outlets ... that we've been a subject of cyber attacks originating from China so why ... editorial page editor Paul GBO is here with me ... call what in the world with aging hope to achieve ... by public attacks on ... the publication ecommerce ... where all the evidence that we found is that it looks like they were trying to pursue ... people on the staff who covers China write about China ... and look for their sources and will put their subject or what they might be reading about to was ... called bridge base we don't have any evidence that they were looking at customer conduits for example or ... private bank account to things like that it seems to have been covered focused so what does this tell us about the regime in Beijing we are calling for years ... I echo Hillary Clinton's Secretary State last September ... we are committed to building a cooperated partnership with China while I'm in favor of cooperatives relationship with China ... in ... favor of the ... that may be somewhat different terms the sector's T ... V ... I mean I think that I don't want war China nobody is ... but Tom basically of the government ... regime ... that doesn't play by the international rules ... are that everybody else plays ... and they are using cyber ... attacks in cyber espionage ... to steal of American commercial secrets ... to try to break into our defense establishment and steel ... defense secrets ... or ... of anything they can get their hands on ... in the case to the media companies it's too ... presumably get ... the names of sources ... Shopko sources out ... be able to track what we're doing ... and perhaps not prevent us from publishing so you know that how the newspaper looking US forces has domestic use within China no problem but there was a congressional report out last year the de tails of cyber attacks on government institutions equal to hear ... forty seven advanced persistent Threat attacks against mass up ... in the hackers gained full functional control for networks each at propulsion Laboratory said party pre scare ... our are we prepared to increase the federal level ... to protect ... the Pentagon ... utilities nuclear plants at how the roster we hear my thinking and we've been doing on a reporting system on this over many months listening to intelligence officials when they come Ian ... and government officials who been following this in the sense I get ... is that American government ... on the agency's quickly defense agencies are actually pretty hard ... in their defence of these things ... they have been thinking about it for a long time they've been able to stop this it doesn't mean they can't get here ... Chinese can't break and once in awhile but ... that we were Big widow pretty good job of government level job really much worse job ... at the commercial company level or systems are as hard ... he and I and deal with and trying to get work out something legislative late ... that would allow companies that need help to go to the government to hear switching cares what's happened to us ... can you help us ... and that has been a failed effort in in in Congress but the American company's anemia that utilities ... that's up of think tanks financial institutions institutions are and media companies are vulnerable ... so all that the remains of political issue here policy quandary on Capitol Hill ... given that the frequency of these taxis to be increasing their ... targeting big targets not like the Pentagon ... Lake big media outlets like ours ... I should any of these attacks temper how we view ... the Chinese foreign direct investment or how ... I'm Congress moves to maybe ... one day ... for review it well it's a very good question I mean you wanna be weary of ... of of limiting foreign investment because it's good for growth ... are we what we believe in free and open capital markets ... we feed you have a country which is violating the law and it looks like he's he's a taxi cyber attacks on us for Temple ... of government based ... in New York Times has the same thing about the attacks on them ... I mean you have to think about ... how you respond ... it is obviously a crime ... net of minimum violation of privacy ... a peace deal ... anything that's a crime that ... and then we have laws against cyber espionage ... soul ... if these are has ... some govern officials have suggested that really attacks on American sovereignty ... and a form of of of warfare ... here we have to begin to think and got about a spot on a stronger response and maybe the beginning of that is to think about Chinese companies like Wal way ... for ZTE that one access for markets ... I will simply be denied until the government begins to ... too equivocal works well it certainly a big problem let's hope that this White House in our new ... secretaries of state and treachery etc are up to ... the task editorial page editor Paul GBO ... thanks for being with us


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Overland Park, KS — Installing automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in schools and public places could increase survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), according to two studies published last month in the American Heart Association (AHA) journal Circulation.
However, for AEDs to be effective, plans for emergency response should be initiated and practiced annually, and public AED installation should be guided to avoid excess cost and promote the best coverage, the studies also found.
In one study, researchers examined 1,710 American high schools with AED programs in place. Of 36 cases of SCA between December 2006 and July 2007, the study found that 30 of the victims received an AED shock, and 23 of them survived to hospital discharge. This included nine of 14 student-athletes and 14 of 22 adults. However, although 83 percent of the schools studied had an emergency AED plan in place, only 40 percent practiced the plan annually.
In a separate Danish study, researchers found that almost 70 percent of cardiac arrests in public places could be covered by AEDs placed strategically within a city.
Scientists digitally marked locations in Copenhagen, Denmark, where SCA incidences occurred in public, then they analyzed the locations of the AEDs in relation to the sites. They also looked at effectiveness of European and American guidelines for public AED placement.
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vkn: Welcome Daviss
Selma: Afternoon vkn
vkn: Welcome Selma and how you be? me alt
alt: hi ladies, hope you are each doing well today
vkn: welcome alt
Selma: I be hanging on vkn..LOL
alt: ty Ms vkn
Selma: Afternoon alt.. Losts going on in Cleveland Ohio alt..
alt: 'lo Ms Selma yep, that's big news vkn
vkn: that is good selma and how you be alt
alt: I be's my same ole grumpy self vkn LOL
vkn: lol
Selma: Gonna get you a T-shirt that says GRUMPY (gonna get me one too)
alt: okay Selma, Looking forward to it & I'll fo sure wear it LOL
Selma: Next time I go to a genie conference thats what I am going to put on my Name TAG
vkn: lol well not me lol
alt: no, not you vkn..... you're the most NON-Grumpy person I think I know.
Selma: Me too alt...LOL
vkn: well well I I I llol
alt: Selma ... Well .......
vkn: We really enjoyed the Lincoln film the 2nd time around
alt: the Lagonda Chapter of the DAR has asked me to make a presentation to their group in Sept.... AA's & the UGRR in Champaign County, Ohio
vkn: Many compared Lincoln with Obama
Selma: Thats great alt
vkn: Wonderful alt you ae an excellent choice for such presentation
Selma: Showed the wheeling and dealing that goes on between the President and Congress
alt: hello vicjorob
vicjorob: Hi all.
Selma: Afternoon vicjorob
vkn: Howdy vicjorob so glad to xee you
vicjorob: Work computer has java script problems for two months so decided to go the iPhone route.
alt: hello daviss
vkn: Daviss welcome and welcome
Selma: Well we are glad to see you vicjorob Afternoon Daviss
alt: yep, good to see you vicjorob.. how are things going?
vkn: java is a trip vicjorob
vicjorob: Glad to be back. And yes particularly if working on a gift computer that prevents installing even simple updates That is supposed to read govt computer
vkn: oh dear lol
vicjorob: Yeah we are at the mercy of a central I T
vkn: selma and alt did you get a chance to look at newregs
Selma: No vkn..will check it out later..do you want feedback?
alt: newregs ????? I got something that was from dropbox..
Selma: Me too..the dropbox thingee?
vkn: ALWAYS Selma I thrive on feedack
Selma: LOL
vkn: Call me dropbox val alt
alt: you getting "caught up" and rested daviss?
vkn: About this DNA I specs we need a special session to get answers
Khathu: hello everyone
Selma: Afternoon Khathu
vkn: Howdy Khathu
vicjorob: Vkn what's going on about the DNA thing?
alt: FamilySearch & Ancestry is keeping me "busy" trying to add all of the resource information (docs) to folks in my database.... how bout y'all?
vicjorob: I just ignore that part of FamSearch
vkn: Well vicjorob it seems we know less about more
alt: Hello Khathu
daviss: hello everyone!
Khathu: I am just reviewing some documents for a few lines trying to determine next steps
vicjorob: Are you referring to the revisions to code so that different matches come up?
daviss: mouse acting up this morning
alt: is that question for me vicjorob
vicjorob: No to vkn
alt: oh, okay vicjorob
daviss: I was on Family Search last night alt and they don't have anything new on my counties I search
vkn: Take it alt please
Khathu: same here
daviss: hello HistoryBuff
vkn: History Buff howdy
Selma: Afternoon Historybuff
HistoryBuff: Hey all.
vicjorob: Hi historybuff
Khathu: I was able to talk to Hollis at the DAR Library on Saturday
alt: okay daviss,,, I'm finding "bunches' of vital records for Ohio & probate records for NC.
vkn: How are your knees recovering HistoryBuff
Selma: She is a great resource khathu..along with being a nice person
alt: wonderful Khathu, Hollis is a wonderful resource
Khathu: She gave me some suggestions on my D'Arcy line
vicjorob: Actually alt, I'm just trying to reorient myself to the new FamSearch user interface
alt: good Khathu, she will certainly have you thinking 'outside' the box LOL
HistoryBuff: Recovering well. Thanks.
vkn: Wonderful HistoryBuff
vicjorob: Valencia what kinds of problems are folks having with the DNA stuff?
alt: it takes some getting used to vicjorob, but I'm beginning to like it... well, their search enhancements
Khathu: This is the line with the Revolutionary War ancestor. I just need to connect Benjamin Darcey Sr. with Benjamin Darcey Jr.
vicjorob: I agree alt.
Khathu: since there is no direct evidence showing father and son connection
HistoryBuff: I sent you an email, Vkn.
alt: will you hten try to connect with the SAR Khathu?
vkn: Recd HistoryBuff
alt: hten=then
Khathu: I am not really interested but I think it would be great if my great aunts and uncles will join DAR and SAR
alt: okay Khathu
HistoryBuff: Okies.
vkn: I am Eastern Time HistoryBuff
Khathu: It is about 15 of them still alive Can you imagine all of them joining at the same time
Selma: That would be wonderful Khathu
alt: that would "increase" the DAR/SAR AA membership in a hurry LOL LOL
daviss: wasn't it Sherry that just got her Intoduction?
vkn: in a rush
HistoryBuff: Ok, 7:30 pm, Vkn?
alt: yep, shelley
Khathu: Over night
daviss: oops I meant Shelley lol
vkn: yes HistoryBuff
alt: it's still early in AZ daviss LOL
daviss: I know alt, I have not even had my coffee yet
alt: oops,
HistoryBuff: Very well then.
Selma: You are just winding up daviss..I am looking for a Nap.. LOL
daviss: lol @ Selma
vicjorob: Ì� ΩÌ∏Ü
vkn: vicjorob will you please help me design a database with50 lines and 8 columns
alt: DNA ... AYWalton wrote an excellent response to someone who recently tested and wants to connect to their "Belgian Congo" ancestors.
vkn: link alt
Selma: Where is that alt?
daviss: where was this alt?
alt: on Facebook... the DNA ancestored FB page.
vicjorob: Vkn of course send me the specks
daviss: oh ok
vkn: Thanx Vic toria
Selma: I am not sure I understand yatah's question re: Neanderthal
HistoryBuff: Thnx Alt.
vkn: Thanx alt
Selma: Is that something they sent her as a %
daviss: that was way above my pea brain Selma anyway it was stated
alt: 23andme is "promoting' some aspect of Neandrthal origns Selma ... it's so far out that IMHO it isn't even worth bothering with.
vicjorob: Oh. Gotta go. Boss just called despite me being on lunch. I'll try again tomorrow.
Selma: In other words something t confuse more folks alt..
vkn: right selma like me and yatah
Selma: Bye vicjorob
vkn: bye vic
daviss: later vicjorob
alt: yep Selma... it tries to connect those with a Euro haplogroup & a % of ancestry to Neandrethal's "HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS" yeras ago.
HistoryBuff: Bye vic
vkn: and alt that was before fire and the match lol
daviss: I image those who are deeper into that are excited alt lol lol
Selma: LOL
alt: most of us can't get back to 1700 let alone "thousands" of years ago LOL
daviss: try 1880 alt lol
Virginia: Good afternoon everyone.
vkn: Howdy Virginia and welcome back
daviss: hello Virginia!
Selma: OOps clicked my self out
Virginia: Good afternoon everyone.
Selma: Afternoon Virginia
alt: it may mean something to the geneticist and/or anthropolgist, but I can't see any value to the genealogist daviss.
Virginia: thanks vkn.been a while.
alt: Hello Virginia
daviss: agreed alt
Virginia: hey aly
HistoryBuff: Hey Virginia.
daviss: How's it going Virginia?
Virginia: alt and history buff
vkn: Update your research Virginia
alt: long time Virginia, I hope you are doing well.
vkn: Update your research Virginia we missed ya
Virginia: vkn, have met a couple of relatives of the Washington family living right here in Philadelphia. They don't know as much as I know so been trying to enlighten them,but also finding new names.
vkn: wow nice to meet local kin Virginia
Virginia: Also trying to set the record straight on my branch of the family. VKN almost emailed you. Found a bunch of erroneous trees on ancestry.com
vkn: I may not be able Virginia but I am always avaiable to try
Selma: Virginia..do you know the folks who posted the trees?
daviss: lol I found one with the name Mariah's Zepher on it as it were a relatives name Grrrrr
Selma: LOL Poor daviss.. LOL
vkn: GRRRRRRRR GRRRRRR GRRRRRRR
Virginia: Thanks VKN. These trees are by one person that I have spoken to a couple of times and even corrected him on my branch, to no avail. Still giving wrong info. Don't want to say too much on here. That's why the email vkn
daviss: I know Selma, I am really beginning to think it is sins of the father lol
alt: Virginia, erroneous as in names, dates locations ... or connections ..... or all of the above LOL
vkn: Gotcha Virginia
Virginia: alt all of the above and anything else you can think of.
alt: okay Virginia
Virginia: Not even a blood relative. Spouse.
alt: oh, those are the worst "offenders" in-laws ... LOL LOL
Selma: LOL
vkn: lol
alt: IMHO LOL
Virginia: I wanted to start putting my tree online. Afraid.
vkn: I say DO NOT
Virginia: Thanks vkn. That was one of my questions to you.
Selma: Gotta run folks..have a great day Bye all
alt: yep Virginia, I say stay away from Ancestry/FamilySearch and those types of "public trees"..... I think a tree on a website, blog, or something you can control is diferent, but even then there can/may be problems
Virginia: Okay alt. I am using tribalpages for mine
vkn: agreed
alt: me too Virginia, good choice LOL
Virginia: Got it from you alt.
vkn: sweet
alt: oh, okay...
Virginia: Access is going to be real limited. And that's a shame because that's the purpose of putting up a tree.
HistoryBuff: Gotta run. Next time folks.
daviss: bye History
vkn: okkies
Virginia: So long History Buff
alt: yes, that is a problem Virgina... I've put all of my stuff up there on TP, but only limited information visibilty to deceased persons and living persons with a password & permission from me to view that information take care HistoryBuff
Virginia: I've got to talk to you about that alt.
alt: okay Virginia, anytime .. email is firstname.lastname@example.com
vkn: Do you allow other admins alt
alt: no vkn, just myself
Virginia: Thanks Alt. That was my next question VKN.
vkn: okies
Virginia: So no one else can edit.
alt: and I change the access password on a regular basis. exactly Virginia
Virginia: okay. That was my biggest worry.
vkn: Y'all be good good peeps
alt: you too vkn
daviss: k vkn
Virginia: so long vkn. nice chat
daviss: take care guess I will head out also take care alt and virginia
alt: okay daviss.. I'll get the lights & chairs LOL
Virginia: You too Daviss. Alt I guess we know how to clear a room
alt: yep LOL but seriously write me your questions in an email... if I can't answer ther I'll give you a phone number and we can talk about your concerns
Virginia: I'm going to email you as soon as I get my questions together. Thanks alt. Appreciate it.
alt: yw Virginia, take care
Virginia: You too. GN.


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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Pita Sandwiches with Flank Steak, Tomato and Avocado and Lemony Yogurt Sauce
When the weather warms up, I'm usually in the mood for lighter lunches, bursting with color and flavor that I can make pretty quickly. This was the perfect, perfect summer lunch. It allowed us to inaugurate our BBQ for the season - having been gone for a while, we hadn't used it this month yet - and to make the most of the fresh produce we got at the farmer's market. Flank steak is always a great option for a cheap and satisfying meal in my book, and for a light lunch you really don't need much. It's perfect to grill on a BBQ, is ready in minutes and is perfectly juicy. Paired with a lemony cucumber yogurt sauce and a medley of colorful tomatoes with some plump avocado, we were set for our perfect summer lunch. What great summer lunches have you been making so far this year?
Pita Sandwiches with Flank Steak, Tomato and Avocado and Lemony Yogurt Sauce
Serves 2
One 300g piece of flank steak
8 cherry tomatoes, cut into bite-size pieces
1/2 avocado, cut into bite size pieces
2 teaspoons of lemon juice
2 teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil
2 circles of pita bread
Salt and freshly ground pepper
For the Yogurt Sauce:
1/2 cup of greek yogurt
1/2 lemon, juiced
1 teaspoon of olive oil
Salt and freshly ground pepper
1/4 cup of seeded cucumber, finely diced
In a small bowl, add the quartered tomatoes and avocado. Drizzle with the 2 teaspoons of olive oil and two teaspoons of lemon juice and season with salt and pepper. Leave to marinate in the fridge while you prepare the rest.
Set your BBQ (or indoor griddle) to medium high heat. Generously season the flank steak with salt and pepper and cook for 2-3 minutes on each side or until the steak is just medium rare.
While the meat is resting, make the yogurt sauce. Add the yogurt, lemon juice, 1 teaspoon of olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Stir to combine and add the diced cucumber. Thinly slice the meat against the grain.
To make the sandwiches, lay out a piece of pita bread, add a few slices of beef, a couple spoonful of the tomato and avocado salad and yogurt sauce. Wrap the pitas. Enjoy!
29 comments:
- Megan said...
I tend to make a lot of salads for light summer lunches during the summer, but this pita would be a tasty alternative. I love the little tomatoes, and I imagine that lemony yogurt sauce is very flavorful.
- June 27, 2010 at 5:57 PM
- Alejandra Ramos said...
This looks wonderful! I"ve been living on lamb salads doused in yogurt dressing so this might be just the thing to mix it up a bit. A perfect summer lunch!
- June 27, 2010 at 6:13 PM
Delicious! Flank Steak is one of my favorites. It is perfect for summer and barbecuing. Great recipe. Thanks for sharing.
- June 27, 2010 at 6:50 PM
- Jennifurla said...
Oh my, y hubby would really love this - looks very light and great for a hot summer day.,
- June 27, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- Adventures in Domestic Cooking said...
A perfect lunch indeed!!=)
- June 27, 2010 at 7:59 PM
- Jessica @ How Sweet said...
We eat a lot of flank steak because my husband can't go more than a day without eating steak. These sound like a great way to spice it up. Looks delicious.
- June 27, 2010 at 8:01 PM
- vanillasugar said...
those little yellow tomatoes i love so much and cannot find anywhere :-(
what a great combo of flavors in a pita...must try that sauce, since i am a sauce-junkie.
- June 27, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- Stephanie Savors the Moment said...
Wow, that sandwich look amazing! What a fabulous combination of flavors - thanks for sharing:)
- June 27, 2010 at 10:54 PM
- Sam said...
In Two Words... Gor Geous! Love your blog and the sandwiches are fabulous. I'm your follower now. come to my sandwich blog some time, I'd be honored. Keri a.k.a. Sam
- June 28, 2010 at 12:58 PM
- Prerna said...
What a co-incidence! I'm sitting here and eating some pita chips with sprouts dressing and I open your Pita sandwich recipe :-) I love it!
Thanx for visiting my space and also appreciating it!
Looking forward to see some more beautiful recipes from you also some wonderful comments about my work.
- June 28, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- Lea Ann said...
Beautiful! I love flank steak and these sandwiches look divine. What a great combination of flavors. Thanks for sending along the recipe.
- June 28, 2010 at 2:18 PM
- pigpigscorner said...
Wow this looks very Summery! I like the sound of that lemony yogurt sauce.
- June 28, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- Lynda said...
Great recipe and photo! This would be delicious with lamb too!
- June 28, 2010 at 3:44 PM
- Chocolate Shavings said...
Lynda: Definitely - lamb and yogurt is always a great combo!
- June 28, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- Miss Meat and Potatoes said...
This looks SO good! A perfect summer lunch or even dinner. I am in the middle of a move but when I get to my place I'll let you know what I'm cooking up for lunch:)
- June 28, 2010 at 3:55 PM
- Kate Morgan Jackson said...
Oh my GOSH! Love, love, love this. I never know what to do with the leftover flank steak. Making this next weekend for sure!!
- June 28, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- Chocolate Shavings said...
Kate Morgan Jackson: It's definitely a good way to use up leftovers - let me know how it turns out!
- June 28, 2010 at 9:54 PM
- Kerry said...
I made these last night and they ROCKED! Thnx :)
- June 29, 2010 at 4:57 AM
- Chocolate Shavings said...
Kerry: I'm glad you enjoyed them!
- June 29, 2010 at 6:35 AM
- My Man's Belly said...
You gotta love flank steak. You can do almost anything with it. These look fantastic.
- June 30, 2010 at 9:26 PM
- CookiePie said...
That looks FANTASTIC!!! Drool! Love all the different flavors and textures you have in there.
- July 1, 2010 at 8:28 PM
- Chocolate Corporate Gifts said...
what else can I say? its really awesome...
- July 5, 2010 at 4:37 AM
- Chef Dennis said...
HI Jenn
now that is a beautiful sandwich! those yellow grape tomatoes are my favorite, I have two plants growing out back! Your presentation and the image are just spectacular!!
All the Best!
- July 5, 2010 at 3:19 PM
- The Urban Baker said...
I love summer food! I love this photo! Yum!
- July 8, 2010 at 1:43 PM
- Rebecca said...
I made these too! We only had fajita tortillas at the small grocery store where I went, so I used those... but they were still DELICIOUS!
- July 14, 2010 at 9:33 AM
- Chocolate Shavings said...
Rebecca: I'm glad you enjoyed them!
- July 14, 2010 at 9:52 AM
- Kim (Liv Life) said...
With some left over flank steak sitting in the fridge, this looks like a perfect lunch. My husbang will be thrilled!
- July 15, 2010 at 1:51 PM
- A Little Yumminess said...
What an awesome photo. Great summer food!
- July 21, 2010 at 9:16 PM
- Pretty. Good. Food. said...
Sounds delicious!
- September 19, 2010 at 7:22 PM


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- Turns out that one in four U.S. employees have no paid vacation time.
The United States is the only advanced economy with no guaranteed vacation time for workers, and most Americans aren't even aware that guaranteed time off is common elsewhere in the world. While the guaranteed number of days off for employees in the U.S. is zero, workers in the European Union get at least 20 days per year, not including public holidays.
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If you hadn't seen it already, Airbnb has a brand new look and feel along with a brand new logo called The Bélo. The new mark, which is supposed to convey belonging, has instead become an Internet parody due to it's multiple similarities to certain obvious human anatomy. Personally, I see the planchette from a Ouiji board. The rest of you need to get your mind out of the gutter.
Tuesday: January 8, 2013
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The test version showed separate viewing histories and recommendations for each profile. Users are able to fine-tune their profile by telling Netflix about their movie preferences, and profiles for kids under 12 are automatically based on the service's Just for Kids UI. In addition, parents are able to restrict the type of content displayed on a kids profile based on movie ratings.
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I'm not sure if I should be proud or just plain sad to say that I've only completed five of the ten games on this list. Oh whatever, I'm proud - those were good times. For those of you who would like to relive the Super Nintendo glory days check out the OpenEmu project. It's a fantastic iTunes-like emulator for Mac that is currently under development (thanks Ant).
- Engadget goes eyes-on with Samsung's new 85 inch television set.
The company calls the stand a 'timeless gallery' frame, and indeed the set would fit right in with some of the more conceptual pieces at the MoMA. Still, that easel-like design could be a bit limiting for some living rooms, so you can remove the S9 and wall-mount it -- though the 2.2 channel audio is built into that frame. Unique design aside, this TV is all about the high-end specs.
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This latest design rollout is only appearing for those residing in New Zealand at this point in time. If you really can't wait to see it the new timeline, fear not - it's just a quick 19 hour flight away (for those of us on the east coast).
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Going to have to try this out with my kids at some point in the near future. We have enough leftover crayons laying around the house to make several of these.
Monday: January 7, 2013
- Disney unveils next generation guest experience in the form of digital wristbands.
The new wristbands will work in tandem with a new Disney app that you can use on your smartphone. The wristband (officially called MagicBand) can be used as your rooom key, theme park ticket, photopass, payment information and even access to FastPass for quicker access to rides and attractions. So long Key to the World cards!
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For those who don't know: Phish does an elaborate New Year's Eve gag every year. This year's prank featured numerous ping pong balls, dance squads, and runaway golf cart marathons.
- New Lego Mindstorm sets come with iOS and Android support right out of the box.
Its updated Mindstorms EV3 runs on new Linux firmware that's ready for Android and iOS control out of the box, creates an overall more hackable platform and allows further programming on the core Intelligent Brick itself; accordingly, there's an SD card slot for local storage. A built-in infrared sensor expands the possibilities for a more autonomous design, as well -- Lego suggests that EV3 constructs can follow other moving gadgets, or even their creators, around the room.
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That's a lot of downloads. Apparently half of that number was just in 2012 alone.
Thursday: January 3, 2013
- Have a peek at some concept art for Pixar's 2013-2014 movies and beyond.
In 2014 it's their if-dinosaurs-didn't-go-extinct movie titled The Good Dinosaur, directed by Bob Peterson, with a tease we've seen before. In 2015 it's Pete Docter's 'Movie That Takes You Inside the Mind', now titled The Inside Out; and in 2016 they've also got Lee Unkrich's movie about Día de los Muertos, which we really don't know much about at all. Notably missing is Andrew Stanton's sequel Finding Nemo 2.
Wednesday: January 2, 2013
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Avis says it expects to generate $50 to $70 million in 'annual synergies' as a result of the deal. FYI: The company booked $7.3 billion in revenue for the full year 2012, and employs roughly 29,000 employees today. The transaction is expected to close in the spring of 2013.
- New version of iOS starts appearing in developer logs.
Developers have started noticing some curious entries in there log files regarding a new version of Apple's iOS operating system. The current version of iOS is six but references to iOS 7 are being found. Along with the new version of iOS a new iPhone hardware identifier has been unearthed as well. Look forward to iPhone 6 sometime in the near future.
Wednesday: December 19, 2012
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Need some new games to play and want to help charity out at the same time? The seventh annual Humble Indie Bundle is here just in time for the holidays. Pay what you want and enjoy cross-platform DRM free games from some great gaming developers.


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ST. CHARLES – Matching, abysmal shooting performances by the St. Charles East and St. Charles North girls basketball teams in the first half made Saturday night's game seem like it would be a grind-it-out-affair to the finish.
The host Saints dispelled that notion soon after the second half began. East found another gear in the third quarter, turning a one-point halftime deficit into a comfortable lead before finishing off the North Stars, 53-38, for an Upstate Eight Conference River win.
"In the second half, we definitely picked it up," East forward Kyra Washington said. "We were talking more on defense because in the first half, we were not talking, everyone was just frazzled. In the second half, it was much better."
While East (3-4, 2-0 UEC River) found its shooting legs in the third quarter, Saints coach Lori Drumtra pointed to the other end of the floor in identifying how her team brushed aside its funk against the reeling North Stars (0-8, 0-3 UEC River).
North, despite going without a field goal in the first quarter, led 17-16, at halftime.
"It was just a horrendous shooting half – 2-for-27, it's like, OK, c'mon, it's got to get better than that," Drumtra said. "I was more concerned about our fouls and our defensive pressure up on top, so that's what we talked about at halftime was increasing the pressure on them on our 1-3-1, trying to trap, trying to make them throw the ball away, and I think that was the turnaround.
"I think we shot a little bit better, but I think we shot a little bit better because we got some defensive turnovers that we were able to convert."
An Alex Silverman jumper early in the third quarter have North a 19-18 lead that would be its last advantage of the night. Four straight points from senior guard Carly Pottle started the Saints on their way, and Pottle drilled a three-pointer to beat the third quarter buzzer that sent her pumping her first toward the Saints' bench with her team leading, 38-24.
Pottle, who also drained a three on the first possession of the fourth quarter, finished with 12 points, second on the team to senior guard Paige Jordan (19).
The springy Washington added 11 points and 14 rebounds, with 10 of her rebounds coming in the first half.
"I'm always looking forward to getting more rebounds than points," Washington said.
Drumtra was encouraged by her team's scoring distribution, especially considering starting point guard Amanda Hilton missed her second straight game while in California playing a travel soccer tournament. Hilton will have to sit the next game and a half upon her return, per team rules, as the Saints turn their attention to next week's games against West Chicago and Geneva.
North had nobody in double figures offensively. Silverman (nine points), senior Natalie Winkates (seven) and sophomore Ashling Davern (six points, seven rebounds) paced the North Stars.
"What we just need to work on is our mental toughness and our ability to be resilient when a team does something well," said North coach Colleen Backer, who shared the microphone with Drumtra before the game in a breast cancer awareness ceremony.
North has yet to play a home game but will open a five-game homestand on Tuesday against Grayslake Central. Backer hopes the home cooking affords her team a fresh start after the winless first few weeks.
"It's a great group of kids, but it takes a lot of character to kind of deal with a situation like that for everyone," Backer said.
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Photo of the Week: A Boost for Small and Growing Businesses in Nicaragua
April 05, 2013
A textile manufacturer is one of 70 enterprises in Nicaragua selected for TechnoServe's new business accelerator program.
Photo credit: Argidius Foundation
Bertha Flores used to commute to an all-night shift at a clothing factory one and a half hours away. Now the single mother of three works just a couple of blocks from her home at IKO Imagen, where she enjoys a steady income, a regular schedule and child care benefits. IKO Imagen, a textile and handbag manufacturer, was able to hire Bertha and four other employees during an initial expansion phase, thanks in part to support and training that the business received through a TechnoServe business plan competition in 2010.
Now primed for its next phase of growth, IKO Imagen was recently selected as one of 70 small and growing businesses in Nicaragua to receive support and mentoring through Impulsa Tu Empresa ("Boost Your Business"), TechnoServe's new business accelerator program, implemented with support from the Argidius Foundation.
IKO's co-founders, Verónica Bucardo and Julio Baltodano, attended the program's kickoff business summit on March 19, where representatives from winning enterprises participated in a signing ceremony and a financial training session. The event also gave entrepreneurs the opportunity to network with mentors, local business leaders and executives from BANPRO, one of Nicaragua's largest banks.
Over the next ten months, Verónica and Julio will work with an Impulsa Tu Empresa mentor to secure new financing, diversify their products and penetrate new markets, such as Panama. By charting a sustainable path to expansion, IKO Imagen can create new job opportunities in Bertha's community.
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m610 wrote:…Taking something as faith means you take something to be fact, but provisionally. Like, you are driving a car, and based on experience and a certain amount of faith in the highway department, and there hasn't been any flooding lately, you "know" the road just over the rise or around the bend does not abruptly end.…
m610 wrote:I too, have accepted the FSM into my life, but it's not so much a matter of faith as it is a theme. Themes can provide a framework for those nebulous parts of life. Besides, the FSM "theme" already fit well with my other operating themes.
m610 wrote:I too, have accepted the FSM into my life, but it's not so much a matter of faith as it is a theme. Themes can provide a framework for those nebulous parts of life. Besides, the FSM "theme" already fit well with my other operating themes.
DiabloDoc wrote:Maybe God is more like us than we realize.
DiabloDoc wrote:If he wasn't the type of guy you could sit down and enjoy a few beers with, I think our existance would be a very plain one.
trellis wrote:A thought just occurred to me. What would happen if someone came to this site, and thought "that looks good" and actually starts genuinely believing in all of this?
If people can believe in any other religion, then it's not too much of a leap of faith to think people could actually believe in the Spaghetti Monster is it?
To the various critics who reviewed unfavourably the first edition of this work, and to those also who wrote and published replies to it, my thanks are due and now respectfully tendered. They pointed out several matters which, on proper examination, were not, as evidence, entirely satisfactory; and as my object is to discover and hold to that only which is true beyond doubt, I have omitted them in the present edition. The true business of a critic is to compare what he reads with known and provable data, to treat impartially the evidence he observes, and point out logical deficiencies and inconsistencies with first principles, but never to obtrude his own opinions. He should, in fact, at all times take the place of Astrea, the Goddess of Justice, and firmly hold the scales, in which the evidence is fairly weighed.
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Skimping on sleep is never a wise choice. Lack of sleep has been linked to chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity and depression. Short-changing sleep also negatively impacts your immune system, mood, alertness and the way you think.
The National Sleep Foundation found that 39 percent of American adults get less than seven hours of sleep each night—well below the seven to nine hours sleep experts say you should get. The amount of sleep you get is as important as the quality of your sleep, which should be continuous and without interruptions. You need to have continuous sleep so you'll feel refreshed and alert for the day ahead.
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- Metabolism and weight — Hormones released during sleep affect how the body uses energy. Long term lack of sleep may cause weight gain and affect your appetite.
- Safety — Too little sleep can lead to a greater chance of falling asleep during the daytime for split seconds, causing mistakes and accidents.
- Mood — Lack of sleep can make you grouchy, impatient, moody, depressed and unable to focus.
- Cardiovascular health — Continued sleep deprivation has been linked to high blood pressure, higher stress hormone levels and irregular heartbeat.
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Sean Parker's Decadent Wizard Wedding Escapes Government Crackdown
Polish your Dothraki blade and down some... Game of Thrones wine (?), because it looks like the lavish Parker/Lenas fantasy wedding has hurdled California's pesky permits. A mere construction code violation will not stop the bedding ritual of a mega-rich Facebook investor.
It was looking dicey for a minute: state officials took issue with Parker's plans to literally build part of a castle in the middle of Big Sur's Ventana Inn campground (seen above), and claimed the required construction paperwork hadn't been filed. Castle paperwork. But the show will go on, says the Monterey Herald:
"We are in frank, candid conversations with the county and the Coastal Commission staff," Monterey attorney Aengus Jeffers said Monday, confirming that the plan is for the event to proceed as planned.
There's no code violation severe enough that a billionaire's lawyer can't fix it with an invisibiltiy spell. Documents pertaining to the matter are coveniently "confidential" at the moment, and the Herald notes that "the campground was reportedly already closed to the general public for sewer system repairs." What occult ceremonies are taking place there? We'll have to wait and see—but for now, we've got a few tipstery tips:
- Wedding invites are still being handed out—as rewards for being acquired by the companies of other invitees.
- The fare will be Greek, which is exotic enough to pass for medieval, I guess.
- Lenas' family is ticked off about her out of wedlock steampunk baby.
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William Herbert "Herb" Chisum, 89, passed away, Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, in Borger.William Herbert "Herb" Chisum was born on May 5, 1922, in Indian Territory, Okla., to Willie Claiborne Chisum and Edna Lee Price Chisum. He married Elene Termin on Nov. 5, 1944, in Borger, TX. Mr. Chisum was a veteran serving in the U.S. Army. He was a maintenance foreman for Phillips Petroleum for many years. He was an active member of Calvary Baptist Church. Mr. Chisum loved to joke and always had a printed joke to pass to everyone to read, which, was not to be kept by the reader. He recognized that he could not tell a joke. He is the last of seven brothers and sisters.Survivors include two daughters, Jerri Phillips of Lubbock, TX; and Nikki Jinkins of Wimberley, TX; four grandchildren, Heather Medley and husband Billy of Shallowater, TX; Curtis Jinkins and wife Toni of Austin, TX; Heidi Bennett and husband Greg of Round Rock, TX; and Cody Jinkins and wife Randi of Schertz, TX; and six great-grandchildren, Clayton Medley, Preston Medley, Trenton Medley, Jasper Jinkins, and Lillian Bennett.Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 28, 2011, at Westlawn Cemetery.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Opportunities Center, Inc., 930 Illinois, Borger, TX 79007.Send personal condolences to www.brownfuneraldirectors.net.


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