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Babies and small children are among those suffering from the flu in Illinois. NorthShore University HealthSystem pediatrician Dr. Lindsay Uzunlar explains what you should do when your baby gets sick. More>>
The largest outbreak of a very specific and very dangerous bacteria in the U.S. has been linked to procedures performed at a north suburban hospital last year. Dr. Mona Khanna weighed in Thursday. More>>
Dr. Mona House Call on Monday evening looks at ways to keep yourself safe during the frigid winter weather. More>>
General Mills says some Cheerios made without genetically modified ingredients will start appearing on shelves soon. More>>
Pot shops in Colorado are reporting brisk sales for the second day of legalized the sales of marijuana for recreational use. More>>
The beginning of the new year is a good time to talk about a tough topic. On Thursday's House Call, Dr. Mona Khanna addressed living wills and how your family can approach this issue. More>>
Many people are hitting the gym to execute their New Year's resolutions. But it can be dangerous to do too much too fast. Athletico physical therapist Amy Malone explains. More>>
New Year's Day marks the start of coverage under ObamaCare for millions of people -- but it also marks the start of a massive tax increase which could further inflate premiums. More>>
Elected officials and celebrities gave way to many of 2013's biggest health stories. More>>
Losing weight is one of the top New Year's resolutions, but as you promise to get healthier in 2014, you may want to consider other less obvious risk factors as well. More>>
The first deadline for signing up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act has passed. Michael Mahoney of Consumer Marketing at GoHealth.com talks about what to do if you missed the deadline. More>>
After years of talk and months of computer problems, the heart of the Affordable Care Act will kick in at midnight tonight. But, will it work? Doug Luzader has the story from Washington. More>>
Holidays are known for feasting and overeating, but they can also trigger or exacerbate eating disorders - especially for those who are grieving or have suffered a loss, or are in recovery. More>>
Many of Chicago's great charities have special events and donation programs set up for the holiday season to give back to the community. More>>
Is it possible to find the perfect mate just in time for the holidays? Is this really a good time of year to try and hook up with someone? Claire Wexler from Selective Search explains. More>>
Fecal incontinence affects millions of Americans over age 40. Dr. Dana Hayden, a colorectal surgeon at Loyola University Health System and patient Liz Wentink spoke on this tough topic. More>>
To manage specific health concerns, many choose a gluten-free diet, which can be a big problem around the holidays full of cookies, cakes and pastries. Registered dietitian Lara Field is here to help. More>>
The deadline for signing up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act is now less than a week away. But many younger people are not signing up. Flexible Benefit's John DiVito is here to help. More>>
New York City unanimously approved a mandate last week requiring kids under five years old who attend city-licensed preschools and day cares to get the flu vaccine. Dr. Mona Khanna explains. More>>
People are always looking for ways to lose weight and tone up. Britney Solte of i-lipo joined FOX 32 News at Noon to explain why it may be the answer, along with Veronica Gonza and Tina Nieres. More>>
Money matters are not the easiest subject to talk about in a relationship, whether you're married or just living together. Associated Tax Advisory Group financial expert Tony Zimmer has some advice. More>>
Child therapist Denise Duval Tsioles of Child Therapy Chicago talks about how parents can teach their teens about sex and what real people look like. More>>
The holidays can put stress on many relationships. Donna Bunch Coaxum, author of "Dear Wives, Your Husbands Need a Girlfriend Too," explains what the problem may be and how you can fix it. More>>
Thanksgiving is the day turkey lovers have been waiting all year for. On Wednesday's House Call, Dr. Mona Khanna explained what you need to know before you bite into that bird. More>>
It's that time of year when everyone is giving thanks. At the top of the list? Health and family. Zara Griswold and Staci Swiderski are helping to make them with their surrogacy agency. More>>
A French contraceptive maker said Tuesday its morning-after pill doesn't work when taken by women who weigh more than 80 kilograms (176 pounds) and plans to change its labels to warn patients. More>>
It is round two for Chicagoans, who say the former MVP was just warming up this season. On Monday's House Call, Dr. Mona Khanna explained what a torn meniscus is exactly and options for treatment.
The average American gains 5-7 lbs. between Thanksgiving and the New Year. Registered dietitian Lara Field gave your turkey dinner a makeover to help cut some calories this year! More>>
Millions of Americans are losing their insurance because of provisions in the Affordable Care Act. Emplyco USA President Rob Wilson, an expert in the field of insurance, shared some solutions for those affected. More>>
It's flu shot time and the Chicago Health Department is getting out the word by having one of the Chicago Fire soccer team at a clinic Monday. More>>
Dr. Kenneth Fox of NorthShore University HealthSystem joined FOX 32 at Noon to give us details on the cold and flu season. More>>
The FDA announced plans to ban trans fats from all foods last week. Nutritionist Lara Field helped clear up the lingering confusion over what this ban means for foods people eat every day. More>>
If your employer offers healthcare coverage to you and your family, you are still more than welcome to shop the online exchange. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello explains the best choices. More>>
A growing number of couples putting their relationships are risk by spending too much time on smartphones, tablets and lap tops. Learning specialist Dr. Donalee Markus explains this addiction can be detrimental.
There are growing concerns about people giving their pain medications to their cats and dogs. Royal Treatment Veterinary Center's Dr. Barbara Royal explains the do's and don'ts – and alternatives. More>>
The Affordable Care Act is not the only big insurance program with an important deadline you need to be aware of: Medicare. UnitedHealthcare regional president Frank Mancuso explains. More>>
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Miami Dolphin Richie Incognito was suspended for bullying teammate Jonathon Martin, who said the abuse was so bad he had to quit the team. "Bullied" author Carrie Goldman weighed in on adults bullying adults. More>>
About 45,000 runners will participate in the Chicago Marathon, but for most it's more than just a race. Dr. Mona Khanna sat down with Akbar, Joe Vitaterna and Tim O'Donnell, who survived the Boston bombing. More>>
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The federal food stamp program is losing $5 billion this week. A smaller food budget for thousands of Illinois families puts Chicago at the tipping point. More>>
Halloween is the biggest candy eating day of the year. Dietitian Lara Field of F.E.E.D. – Forming Early Eating Decisions – gave us the candy test: Which are the best and worst for your body? More>>
Remember to turn back your clocks one hour this weekend, for Daylight Savings Time. Most people think the extra hour of sleep is good news. Dr. Mona Khanna explains why it could be trouble. More>>
About 700 million games, like Candy Crush, are played every day. Learning specialist Dr. Donalee Markus explained why these games are so addictive and why so many women are playing them. More>>
It's that time of year, flu season. FOX 32 News has teamed up with Advocate Medical Center to give away 1,000 free flu shots on Tuesday. Dr. Oz will also be administering the vaccine – in person! More>>
It's that time of year, flu season. FOX 32 News has teamed up with Advocate Medical Center to give away 1,000 free flu shots on Tuesday. Dr. Oz will also be administering the vaccine – in person! More>>
Millions of people can now choose from multiple health care plans. Consumers' Checkbook President Robert Krughoff shares tips on choosing the right plan for your family and saving money. More>>
Ever use the phrase, "The diet starts Monday?" and then your healthy endeavor just falls flat? Mercury Method owner and fitness expert Lara Hudson shows how you can prepare for a healthy week! More>>
Each year, 30,000 men die from prostate cancer. Dr. Ajay Nehra, Men's Health director and Rush University Medical Center professor of urology, joined FOX 32 News at Noon to speak on the disease. More>>
Michael Mahoney, senior Vice President of GoHealth.com talks about one way to get more clarity on the new Affordable Care Act. More>>
As the weather begins to turn, the chance of getting the flu starts to rise. Now is the time to get that flu shot. Walgreens representative Jim Cohn answered frequently asked questions about the shot. More>>
In light of recent salmonella outbreaks and expiration date controversy, registered dietician Lara Field shared what you need to know about kitchen health and safety to keep your family safe. More>>
Some schools are banning balls and games of tag and a Lane Tech football player suffered a severe brain injury during a game. Loyola's Dr. William Ashley explains the how and why in these controversial stories. More>>
Florida's Donald Mudd was denied a mammogram because of his gender. Male breast cancer is rare, but a very real possibility. Loyola Medical Center breast cancer surgeon Dr. Claudia Perez explains. More>>
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Heroin related hospitalizations are up 200% in the suburbs. DuPage County has seen heroin deaths nearly double. Haymarket Center VP and addiction specialist Dr. Dan Lustig weighed in on this disturbing situation. More>>
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The new Affordable Care Act is turning in to a very rich environment for criminals out to rip people off. The Better Business Bureau's Steve Bernas explained how scammers are trying to charge you for advice. More>>
As violent crimes in Chicago near the tipping point, many people feel helpless just standing by the sidelines. But there is a way to help victims of violence available to nearly everyone: Donate blood. More>>
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many people tend to think pink this time of year. But before you donate, FOX's Steve Noviello and the Better Business Bureau want you to take a closer look. More>>
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Did you know aneurisms affect women more than men? Rush Medical Center reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Barbara Soltes explained what aneurisms are and why women suffer from them more. More>>
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Body builder Lee Ann Ellison is nearly nine months pregnant with her third baby, and has posted pictures of her weight-lifting routine online. Dr. Mona Khanna addressed the surrounding controversy. More>>
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Vintage designer finds for a great cause? Yes! The Lurie Children's Hospital Founder's Board is hosting a fashion event at the 900 North Michigan Shops, where you can purchase designer items to help the kids.
The first medical marijuana clinic in the city and the state opens in Wicker Park on Wednesday. Good Intentions president and registered nurse Tammy Jacobi explained what the change means for patients. More>>
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The "Ignore No More" app gives parents the ability to lock a child's phone if the child ignores mom or dads calls. But the question is, is this really a good idea? Clinical psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo talks about it.
The "Ignore No More" app gives parents the ability to lock a child's phone if the child ignores mom or dads calls. But the question is, is this really a good idea? Clinical psychologist Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo talks about it.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota's top election official is the target of a complaint from Republican senators who accuse him of misleading voters on a proposed voter identification requirement.
Sens. Mike Parry of Waseca and Scott Newman of Hutchinson filed the complaint Thursday with the Office of Administrative Hearings.
It alleges that Secretary of State Mark Ritchie broke state campaign laws by claiming on his official website and in local newspaper interviews that the voter ID constitutional amendment could cost $50 million to implement, end same-day voter registration and disenfranchise military voters. It also accuses the Democratic secretary of state of using state resources to work against the amendment.
Ritchie says in a statement that he won't comment on ligitation, but is referring voters to the website cited in the complaint.
Newman says state money won't be used to pay for the complaint, but legislative staff distributed a news release about it on official stationery from Parry's office.
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Use plenty of sunscreen this weekend. It'll stay in the 90s both today and Sunday.
Highs will be in the low 90s with plenty of sunshine. That will take us into next week. Starting Wednesday, though, we start to dip below 90.
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Gonzaga University's men's basketball team has been selected by the West Coast Conference coaches to claim the regular-season title and two Bulldogs have also been voted to the All-WCC preseason team.
The Bulldogs, who posted a 16-0 record last season to win the regular-season crown, received eight first-place votes and 80 points in the first season of the 10-team conference as the University of the Pacific joined the league July 1.
BYU and Saint Mary's College each received one first-place vote with BYU edging the Gaels for second place 72 points to 66 points. Coaches could not vote for their team.
The University of San Francisco received 51 points for fifth place to edge the University of San Diego by one point. Loyola Marymount University is sixth with 44 points, Pacific is seventh with 28 points with Santa Clara University (25), University of Portland (24) and Pepperdine University (10) claiming the last three spots.
The Bulldogs junior backcourt of Kevin Pangos and Gary Bell Jr. was named to the All-WCC preseason squad.
Pangos, named to the Bob Cousy Award watch list earlier this week which goes to the nation's top collegiate point guard, was the only Zag to start all 35 games a year ago and is the team's top returning scorer from at 11.9 ppg. He went 78-187 for 41.7 percent from 3-point range and was second on the team in assists with 3.3/game last year. He earned All-WCC first-team honors last season after being named the WCC Newcomer of the Year, All-WCC first team, WCC All-Freshman team and to the WCC All-Tournament team his rookie season of 2012.
Bell averaged 9.0 ppg while going 56-143 for 39.2 percent from long range last season. A member of the WCC All-Freshman team in 2012, Bell was an honorable mention selection last season.
Joining Bell and Pangos on the All-WCC preseason team are forward Stacy Davis, Pepperdine; guard Johnny Dee, San Diego, forward Cole Dickerson and guard Cody Doolin, San Francisco; Tyler Haws, BYU; Stephen Holt, Saint Mary's; Anthony Ireland, Loyola Marymount, and Brad Waldow, Saint Mary's.
Gonzaga will play its lone exhibition game of the season Friday when Simon Fraser University visits the McCarthey Athletic Center at 6 p.m.
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You could be forgiven for occasionally using a phrase like "Nike believes…" as if a shoe company could have principles. Corporations spend a lot of money trying to get you to do that. They establish a social media presence. Their ads have a point of view that tries to convince you GloboChem is all about youth culture and has a wicked sense of humor. They build brands, which are like people, except they're sociopathic and occasionally tone-deaf in the way a disguised movie alien is right before it's found out by a group of Earthlings.
All this elaborate human being cosplay is ultimately in service of selling to you. Sometimes this is hilariously transparent. I think most of us recognize "We are Miracle Whip, and we will not tone it down" as just a particularly absurd way of saying "Buy Miracle Whip" because we understand there's nothing inherently rebellious about a heart-slowing sandwich spread. Other times, corporations don't seem to be selling anything. This is when they are selling themselves.
For example, the NBA is making We Are One T-shirts available for purchase on its website. This isn't a cash grab — the league is going to donate the money from shirt sales to anti-discrimination and tolerance organizations — but it has two discrete aims, one considerably less noble than the other. The first is straightforwardly good and benevolent. The NBA will be handing some worthy non-profits oversize checks with oversize numbers on them, and there's nothing negative to be said about that. The second, unstated purpose of this campaign is to distance the NBA from Donald Sterling and to position it as an antiracist company.
In this way, We Are One is to antiracism as the flag pin is to patriotism. It takes more than asking a bullpen of copywriters to draft up a slogan to combat racism in a meaningful way. The NBA let a bigot run one of their franchises for decades. David Stern and his lieutenants — Adam Silver among them — did little more than fan themselves when Sterling didn't want to allow blacks and Hispanics to live in his apartment buildings, heckled Baron Davis and made bizarre comments to female companions about the Clippers' "beautiful black bodies" while hanging out in the locker room after games. It took an audio recording of Sterling going full Cartoon Plantation Owner to provoke action from the league.
So there is that — the hypocrisy — and then there is the fact that, like any slogan that attempts to comment on some intimidatingly large and complex issue, We Are One is like trying to use emoji to talk about love. David Roth wrote about this problem on the anniversary of 9/11 last year. The thesis of his argument is that corporations cannot speak in any kind of nuanced way about Big Things. All they can do is throw out sentiments that need to fit onto the end of a tweet or the breast of a t-shirt. With regards to a great tragedy, "They can't remember, so they #NeverForget."
Remembering is a thing humans can do that corporations can't. Corporations similarly cannot have conversations. They cannot listen, respond or explain. Everything they say is, by nature, either public relations or salesmanship. They are acutely socially stupid. Part of this country's racism problem is that it won't have a conversation about its racism problem, and when the conversation reaches a national platform — usually after a public figure does something blatantly racist — it's polluted by so much reductive noise that it ceases to be productive. What I am saying is corporations should never weigh in on race.
This isn't the same thing as saying the NBA should have done nothing. I'm glad they're running Sterling out of the league, and I'm glad players, coaches and executives have voiced their support for the decision to do that. I'm eager to hear more from Adam Silver — an ambassador for the NBA, sure, but also an individual — talk about why he believes the league is inclusive and progressive and the steps it will take to ensure it remains that way. But the NBA-as-brand can butt out of this saga, because it has nothing useful to contribute.
The We Are One shirts have Adidas logos on them, because the NBA is not allowed to sell any apparel that doesn't carry the German athletic wear company's imprint. Perhaps you see my point.


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Hacking democracy: a simple, legal way to put the power in the hands of the people
Literally all the problems in the way we're governed right now are due to the people with decision making power being disconnected from their constituents. No one except those running the military industrial complex want our tax dollars to fund endless war. No one except the bankers want our tax dollars to bail them out.
Occupy wall street, anonymous hacking government emails, peaceful protestors yelling at passerbys on weekends, hundreds of thousands of people signing online petitions, anarchists dropping out of college to go live in the woods, these techniques have not proven at all effective in fixing the broken system. No one seems to want to get to the root of the problem, the power structure itself.
I propose an online direct democracy system that any registered voter can use (not only members of a particular political party) that would allow every citizen in a community to propose, edit, upvote, comment, and vote on legislation that impacts their community. But this system is toothless without the hacking democracy part of my plan.
A person (not a politician) runs for office under the platform that he will exclusively use this decentralized decision making process to make decisions. Imagine that instead of his own brain deciding whether or not to pass legislation, he agrees to submit to the whims of the people. He will still be proposing legislation through this system, but now everyone can. If he has good ideas, the citizens will vote for his legislation. If he doesn't, he can just execute the legislation his constituents come up with.
I have a million bulletproof counter-arguments for any criticism of direct democracy & I have the time to explain them to you, but the most important idea you need to consider is this: we need to incrementally improve the system. No one is going to come up with a plan tomorrow that fixes all of society's problems and instantaneous paradigm shifts aren't practical.
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Feb 26 2013: I appreciate your response and the amount of thought you have applied. I will check out your site.
As far as the isolation, I never meant to imply that the Federal government should not have a role. I only said that it should be severely limited; my observations from our past and present mistakes.
What you are suggesting is similar to what my brother and I have discussed, but we keep running into trouble when we apply full-blown democracy at a national level. The argument is, as you point out, that people will have a say directly in legislation, but when one reads Facebook postings......Then there is the polling. People contradict themselves all the time. They want their freedoms or benefits, but are unwilling to allow someone else theirs.
I just have to ponder whether we have evolved enough to bear the burden of such a responsibility over our fellow man. Have you read Alexis de Tocqueville?
As far as a societal collapse, I don't know what will happen. Have you tried hiring someone to do a job? A society's value is not in its money, but rather its human capital and ability to utilize its resources. Yes, there are good hard working people out there, but I have seen the change over the last twenty years, and five or ten percent of the population cannot do all the work or all the thinking. There has been a conditioning process which has effected self-reliance and durability. Some will say it is the double-edged sword of prosperity, and this is an aspect you should consider when contemplating how effective democracy will work in the near future (50-100 years).
Maybe, whether with your or our present system, we will naturally move towards another societal state no matter what we do.
Sadly, Mankind seems to have to suffer at his own hand before he learns, and the secret, I believe, is an honest chronicling of those mistakes for future generations. How with the power structure as it is? I wish I knew.
Feb 27 2013: If you believe the federal government should be severely limited, you should be a proponent of hacking democracy. For some reason this is difficult to explain to people: hacking democracy is not a new form of government. It's a mechanism to decentralize decision making power.
For instance: when legislation was passed in the 1800s strengthening the power of the federal government, those decisions, or legislation, was drafted and voted into law by the elected leaders at the time. These changes in how the government works were made by citizens. Hacking democracy would just give more citizens a say. I personally agree that federal government should be toned down, if not entirely eliminated. I think enough other people would agree that legislation could be proposed & voted on using direct democracy and executed by hacking democracy.
I sincerely believe that using this system I'm proposing would point out the flaws of democracy at a national level. But then again, real democracy has never been tried at the national level. It would certainly work for some legislation, such as funding a national army, or making murder illegal. But more nuanced topics like gun rights or abortion probably are best left to different states.
As far as whether or not we're evolved enough to be adults, I think we can't know until we try. We know it's useful to pool our resources as a society. That's why civilization exploded out of the fertile crescent, almost eradicating tribal life, which had worked for thousands of years.
You hit the nail on the head with "mankind needs an honest chronicling of his mistakes for future generations." Hacking democracy does this by making every single piece of legislation (like concerning election fundraising, drug laws, defense budget allocation, anything) have to provide a mechanism for feedback. This can be anything from a simple survey to an analysis of our lakes and streams. It might not be perfect, but it's better than nothing.
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Rafi Shardhaanjli -1 A Collaboration Project
Lyrics & Chords
Friends, I got bored again, so tried to do something different.
Though I had thought of doing it so many times, but never tried, so it is my first experiment for Voice Over. Since I wanted to pay tribute to Rafi Saab, I thought of picking up great gems from this forum sung by our great singers and coming up with this script which is hurriedly prepared and executed (4 hours). I am definitely sure that a better script will bring more justice to Rafi Saab… but then its a beginning, so hoping you will consider it holistically :-)
Presenting Shreedhar Ji, Thinkal Ji and Harshan Ji in this part. Due to Size Limitation, I have to cut short. Based on feedback I will consider the next options.
Script, Conceptualization, VO: Harry J
Singers: Shreedhar Ganapaty, Thinkal Govind Kumar, Harshan Nambiar
Nishu Rai said
Very innovative and loving way to pay tribute to a Legend….
Harry, your creativity rocks…Collection of songs is excellent……Keep going, would love to hear more such compositions.
Harshan Nambiar said
Harry ….wonderful creative idea…loved it. Also your commentary between the songs ….reminded me of those good old Binaca geet mala daya:)
"Music is the universal language of mankind."
― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Madhukar Mehta said
Harry, Great concept…. Loved it!! Your commentary was spot on with excellent selections. I think, you should continue with this concept as you left the door open with your parting comment! L+F
Chookar Mere Man Ko
Ramesh Tadi said
Harry Bhai… Great concept, great idea, great attempt, wonderful take, and lovely presentation of the Legends renditions by fellow muziboo'ians… Great job Thinkal ji, Harshanji and Sreedharji…
Harry, You have abundant talent buddy… really proud of you… keep them comming…
Ramesh Tadi
Thinkal govind kumar said
What a pleasant & great surprise for my humble self being a part of this innovative presentation & that too in the memory of the greatest Legend of all times, Mohammed Rafisaab !
Great innovative idea !
LOVED the renditions by Shreedhar & Sreekuttan !
Really honoured & much more humbled !
Totally agree with our Harshan above that your commentary reminded us of the versatile Ameen Sayani !
LOVED this novel concept & presentation !
Thanks a ton for including my humble self also !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Shreedhar Ganapathy said
Very creative idea Harry bhai – Loved the intro and your commentary throughout. Awesome presentation. Honored and pleasantly surprised to be included in this collab.
TGK Sir loved your Chahoonga main tujhe
Harshan bhai – Yaad Na Jaaye – simply beautiful – superb as always.
Please visit my songs page located here
Saroj Nair said
Harry very nice concept and you sound really good announcing the song, like real pro ;)
excellent singing Shreedhar, TGK and Harshan
Chandrakant Page (on & off) said
Harry, Very Nice Concept. Wonderful team display. Loved it. Awaiting for many more such attempts.
"I sing like I feel". ….Chandrakant Page
Adwait Ranade said
Harry bhai,
Superb initiative, introduction in lovely voice delivery by you and excellent singing by all great voices at Muziboo. Lovely team work coming at the right time to pay Tribute to the great soul.
It requires wisdom to understand wisdom. Music is nothing if audience is deaf – Walter Lippmann
Gautam Parekh said
great tribute to a Legend…. Harry Brother,,,Excellent work by three talented singers: Shreedhar Sir, Thinkal Sir & Harshan Sir….congrats to all….Bahot bahot shukriya mahan gaayak ko shrandhajali ke liye….Loved your work….
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Bijayashree ( listening & enjoying all your tracks) Samal said
Dear Raj
This is truely a tribute for the legendry singer Rafiji. Loved the introductory piece in your voice. Mana tarapat is a great song to start with & Shreedharji is just awesome here in this song. Harshanji & Thinkalji have also sang beautifully.
Great concept & beautifully executed:)
Harshan Nambiar said
Listening again and thanks to Harry …my voice is in the same track along with great singers…Shreedhar and Govind sir……so thanks once again.
"Music is the universal language of mankind."
― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Harshan Nambiar said
Thanks everyone ….appreciate your time and feedback….Three cheers to Harrys creativity….for thinking out of the box.
"Music is the universal language of mankind."
― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Chondryma Chakrobortti (inactive) said
Great idea and execution…. Great tribute…. Kudos team !!
Latha Ganti said
Excellent Treat !! Great Team !! Absolutely loved it!!
Priya Shankar said
Lovely concept…… great tribute…… awesome teamwork……. superb
Music is the divine way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart
Manoj Bondre said
HARRYJI…WONDERFUL CREATION AND WHAT A REMEMBRANCE OF THE LEGEND!!I am speechless after this wonderful creation!!!
Aman ....plz listen my song in my blog better quality http://saazhotumawaazhomain.blogspot.com/ Deep said
waah….very nice Collaboration ….
my latest song plz listen
Shreedhar Ganapathy said
Heard it again Harry bhai – commentary mein aapne bohut hi achche lavzon ka upyog kiya hai aur sahi maaine mein ye kaabil-e-taareef hai.
Superb work.
Please visit my songs page located here
Thinkal govind kumar said
Dear All……
A million thanks on behalf of this great team for your sincere, appreciative & valuable remarks/liking/favouriting which we accept with all humbleness !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Hema Shamal said
Nice concept Harryji,Great tribute to the Legend,felt like listening to radio program. Beautifully sung by Sreedharji,Govindji and Harshanji.
Girish Masand said
Superb, very innovative and very entertaining. Yeh dil maange more…………….
Radhakrishnan Nair said
Harry, great idea and great team work!
Excellent singing by Sreedharji, Thinkal Sir and Harshan bhai. LIked your commentary!
Shonnie Madan said
ver good singing by all n a great commentary
Swati Prasad said
what a beautiful presentation…… this is really beautiful…. feels like i m listening to radio :)
Swati Prasad
>>mushy<<- said
wow fantastic harry bhai …. this what i feel the true innovation and really loved it… take care
Music has no country, no religion , Its Universal
Dilip Kawathekar said
What an idea Sirji.
Great commentary with crisp diction and lpronunciation.
Shreedharji is unparallel.
Dilip Kawathekar said
Thinkalji & Harshanji are also melodeous…
Harshan Nambiar said
Thanks everyone for listening to us…appreciate your time and encouragement.
"Music is the universal language of mankind."
― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Shreedhar Ganapathy said
My heartfelt thanks as well to all who have listened and given such great feedback.
Please visit my songs page located here
Thinkal govind kumar said
Once again, thanks from the bottom of our hearts to all with humility !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Kala Vijay said
sorry,but i didnt get a notification of this.
now when i saw the second part only i came to know about this.Sreedhar,Thinkalji and Harshan all are my favourite singers.alrealy heard Sreedhaji's song and downloaded it to my collections of songs.now this is triple Dhamaka
Thinkalji is recreated the Rafi magic once again.he is the same most of the places.
Harshan,we want some more……
Harry,you are superb….keep up the good work.
what a tribute……
(by any chance if i missed out any of your uploads and not commented,pl feel free to scribble me.)
'cannot live without music'
Jaishree said
Very innovative indeed Harry!…Didnt get the notification for some reason….Anyway enjoyed this creative compilation from u! Very ncie rendtion by Shreedhar, TGKji, and HArshan!
Vishnu Mohan ( busy mode) said
Superbbbbbbbbbb :D
Thinkal govind kumar said
Harry Bhai…….
Standing ovation to your good self for making such a novel idea into reality & my loving thanks to your good self for including my humble self in this unforgettable event !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Raghu Kedar said
Harry & Team,
A nice concept for a tribute to the singing maestro!
Great contributions from each one of the team members!
And my apologies for this late visit!
~ MUSIC is the most effective stress-buster! ~
Shailender said
Harry bhai,
Listened to the shradanjali part-2 before this presentation……simply put, a great concept and execution….
Loved every bit of the songs by TGK, Sreedhar and Harshan….
Music is my meditation…….Shailender
Thinkal govind kumar said
My Dear All,
Most humbly accepting all your sincere, appreciative & valuable remarks/liking/favouriting
with "A BIG THANK YOU" from my heart !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Harsh Shah said
Superb!!!! Cant Express My Fellings!!! Goes to my Favs!!!!!!
Sudha Kumar (back to listen to all of you..) said
Coming to the 1st from the 2nd! Excellent introduction, Harry. And great choice of songs and singers for this Shraddhanjali – truly soul-stirring gems beautifully rendered by Shreedhar, Govindji and Harshan.
Loved it,
"A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination. "
- Nelson Mandela
Abhishek said
awesome collation and nice tribute :)
Vijay Krishna (back.... lets make some music) said
Loved the creativity… What an idea sirjee…:-) Liked that… 5/5 and goes to my fav…
Listen to my originals :
Youtube Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkE0vbzuAfM
Shaniruh said
Very creative, very innovative and beautifully done Harry & gr8 commentary ……excellent singing Shreedharji ,Govind bhai & Harshan bhai ….gr8 tribute to Rafi sahab :)
Jivan Kohli (will be away for long--other commitment's..--busy on a learning mode---) said
Great Tribute & Excellent presentation………
Thinkal govind kumar said
Dear All,
On behalf of this great team, once again, humbly accepting all your sincere, appreciative & valuable remarks/liking/favouriting
with a million thanks from the bottom of our hearts !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Thinkal govind kumar said
Thank you so much for adding this to your favourites, which is accepted with all humbleness !!!!!!
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
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The fight between Aereo, backed by media mogul Barry Diller's IAC, and broadcasters reached the Supreme Court last week. The court did not appear impressed with Aereo's argument.
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But Justices Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor questioned the implications of a ruling against Aereo. If Aereo's use of cloud storage of broadcast recordings is ruled a public performance that violates copyright regulations, then cloud-storage users Amazon.com, Apple, Google, Dropbox also could face copyright violations when someone downloads a video or photograph.
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Monkey Bread Two Ways - Amy Carter, Sarah's Place
Pizza Monkey Bread
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2 (10 ounce) cans Food Lion refrigerated biscuit dough, separated and cut into quarters
1 (14 ounce) jar Food Lion pizza sauce
1 cup my essentials shredded mozzarella cheese
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Prepare a baking sheet with cooking spray.
2. Combine biscuit dough quarters and pizza sauce in a large bowl; gently toss to evenly coat the dough in sauce. Turn dough out onto the prepared sheet, leaving in a pile roughly the shape of an inverted bowl.
3. Bake in preheated oven until dough is nearly golden brown, about 15 minutes; sprinkle mozzarella cheese evenly over the dough and continue baking until cheese melts, about 5 minutes.
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2 cans Food Lion refrigerated biscuits
1 cup Food Lion powdered sugar
1 ¼ cup my essentials white sugar
½ cup coconut milk, divided
1 stick my essentials butter
¼ cup chopped dried pineapple
1 can Food Lion crushed pineapple
Break the biscuits dough into small triangles. Melt together the butter and ¼ cup coconut milk, stirring until smooth. Toss sugar on a plate and prepare a bundt pan, spraying it with non-stick cooking spray. Dip the triangular biscuits into the butter- coconut sauce, roll them in sugar and place them into the bundt pan. When the first layer is completed, top it with crushed pineapple then add another row of biscuits. Repeat the procedure for the third row and bake the monkey bread into the 350 F preheated oven, for 40 minutes. While cooling, whisk the remaining coconut milk with the powdered sugar into a glaze, then drizzle on top of the warm bread. Garnish with chopped pineapple and serve!


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LANSING (WKZO) -- The Impacts of the Government shutdown on Michigan have been negligible so far but there are some dates coming up.
The Office of Management and Budget is regularly updating a running list of the programs and services that could be impacted. For now, unless you need a nursing home inspected or are trying to buy a home, its so far so good in Michigan.
OMB Spokesman Kurt Weiss says early projections that the WIC program and School lunches might begin running out of money next week were premature.
He says it looks like they will have funding for the rest of this month. Unemployment checks won't be impacted, but funding for the staff at the Unemployment Office runs out on Tuesday.
That means they won't be able to take on new applicants until the shut down ends.
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The Mountain Lions (4-1) will return to action Sunday (Feb. 17) when they host Francis Marion University, which is ranked No. 10 in NCAA Division II, at 11 a.m. at the Nichols Complex.


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Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon was arrested for driving while impaired Saturday morning in Raleigh, N.C., according to multiple reports.
Raleigh police captain Tommy Klein told ESPN that Gordon was "appreciably impaired."
Police spokesman Jim Sughrue said Gordon was taken into custody after being stopped for going 50 mph in a 35 mph zone on U.S. 70 in northwest Raleigh around 3 a.m., according to the Associated Press.
Gordon, 23, was released on bail. No attorney was list on court records.
Browns general manager Ray Farmer said the team is aware of the arrest and is disappointed. He did not comment further.
Gordon could face a one-year suspension from the NFL for a previous failed drug test. He was suspended two games last season for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Gordon's appeal hearing was set for later this month unless the league and the NFLPA agree on a reduced suspension before that, according to NBC Sports' Pro Football Talk.
Gordon pleaded not guilty to a speeding ticket in June. He was pulled over for driving 74 mph in a 60 mph zone on May 25 and fined $187. His passenger was cited for possessing less than 200 grams of marijuana.
Gordon made 87 catches last season with an NFL-high 1,676 yards. He also scored nine receiving touchdowns.


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Brown eyeliner. Yay or nay?
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POLL: 15 cheers for Urban Decay's anniversary collection!
I can't remember what my first Urban Decay product was. I am almost positive that it was one of their freaking awesome 24/7 glide-on eye liners. Why yes…I think it was. One of our favorite brands is celebrating their 15th birthday with one of 2011's best beauty deals. Look at these things… *faints*
FOTD Friday: A Hello Kitty Beauty look
It's a Hello Kitty face of the day! For this look I used the Happy Fun Say Hello Palette. …and the Charmmy Kohl eyeliner kit. I've played around the the Hello Kitty Beauty eye shadows before and liked them but it was really the liners that surprised me. Like…a lot.
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Beauty Review: COVERGIRL LiquiLine Blast Eye Liners
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Beauty Review: Sally Hansen Natural Beauty Forever Stay eye pencil
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Beauty Review: Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On eye pencils
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Two students have been arrested in connection with a fight University of Southern Mississippi campus earlier today.
University Police say Anthony Alford has been charged with aggravated assault and Korey Hathorn has been charged with felony possession of a weapon on campus by a student.
Alford is a quarterback for the USM football team.
The incident occurred near the campus' Walker Science Building at approximately 11 a.m. University Police responded to a call of an altercation involving approximately four individuals, including two nonstudents.
While responding to the incident, a University police officer observed Hathorn near the scene in possession of a handgun. Hathorn, who is believed to be a part of the fight, was taken into custody without incident and his weapon recovered.
After further investigation, officers also arrested Alford, who is also believed to be involved in the fight. Both students have received interim suspensions from the University until such time as they can participate in the student judicial process.
University Police report that the investigation continues and that additional arrests are expected.
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text: When you visit The Field Museum, less than one percent of our 24.7 million specimens and artifacts are on display. So where does the Museum house the rest of its amazing treasures? The Chicago Sun-Times got a look at the many storage areas The Field uses to keep its collections safe. Read more here and discover the collections for yourself here.


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Cotes du Ventoux.
Beautiful pure fruit made from 90% syrah and 10% mourvedre, this is a mouthful of silky decadence. Blackberry, black fruit, smoky meat, tar and sous bois flavors roll across the tongue. Modern styled but shows some garrigue character, this is a QPR at under $20.
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New Customer Wins Indicate Strong Regional Demand for NetSuite OneWorld to Improve Productivity and Gain Cost-Saving Benefits
SYDNEY (Australia) and SAN MATEO, Calif. (U.S.A.), — January 20, 2009 — NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), a leading vendor of on-demand, integrated business management software suites for mid-market enterprises and divisions of large companies, today announced some of the latest businesses in the Asia Pacific region to choose NetSuite over siloed, on-premise software applications. They are RCGC, StrapMedia, Profoto Digital Media Services, and Co2 Neutral Conferencing. These companies have embraced NetSuite OneWorld for its integrated business management suite, which delivers enterprise resource planning (ERP) / accounting, customer relationship management (CRM), and Ecommerce capabilities in a single on-demand application.
With NetSuite OneWorld, these businesses can now manage multiple subsidiaries and multi-currency operations in one consolidated sales view that unifies previously separate sales and customer systems spread across different operations. NetSuite OneWorld also provides the powerful, real-time reporting and dashboards that give real-time visibility into key business performance. For more information about NetSuite customer wins in Asia Pacific, please visit http://www.netsuite.com.au/portal/sg/au/customers/main.shtml
NetSuite OneWorld is to date the first and only announced on-demand system to deliver real-time subsidiary management and business consolidation capabilities to mid-market companies for accounting / ERP, CRM and Ecommerce operations, at a fraction of the cost of traditional on-premise ERP solutions. Since its launch, NetSuite OneWorld has gained popularity not only in North America, but also in Europe and Asia Pacific.
According to recent forecasts from the market research firm IDC, worldwide compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the SaaS application market is projected at 30% from 2007 to 2012. Furthermore, IDC estimates that the market for SaaS ERP applications will grow at a CAGR of 26.8%, as compared a CAGR of 18.5% for SaaS CRM applications
Following are details of the new customer wins announced today:
Reliability and Confidence Gas Corporation
"With the situation of the economy today—combined with increased competition in the oil and gas industry and constant fluctuations in the prices of LPG—the emphasis on efficiency in our company is now paramount," said Dan Carreon, head of accounting at RCGC. "With NetSuite, not only does inputting the data into our system take significantly less time and effort, it also generates the kinds of reports we need for our company to stay ahead of the competition, delivering business intelligence and strategic information in real time and at our fingertips."
"NetSuite is a strong backbone for any start-up," said Nicolas Schmitt, COO, StrapMedia. "It guarantees the set-up of a solid process necessary for growth. NetSuite presents crystal-clear information that is key for any business decision, and for us, it allows the flexibility to optimize all of our business flows and transactions."
Profoto Digital Services
"Prior to using NetSuite, we were dealing with tedious operation processes that led to inaccurate manual accounting and lengthy sales processes," said Colin Goh, Business Operations Manager, Profoto Digital Services . "We searched for a simple solution that would be easy to deploy and simple for our accounting and sales staff to use. NetSuite became a natural choice. As a Web-based application, NetSuite can be accessed anywhere in real-time. Now our staff is working much more productively, and we're saving precious time in the process."
CO2 Neutral Conferencing
"As a rapidly expanding business, we were looking for a cost-effective tool to run our business," said Stephen Sevastopulo, Director, C02 Neutral Conferencing. "Due to the nature of what we do, this had to be a powerful tool capable of running multiple currencies, billing, invoicing, finance and a CRM database. NetSuite has exceeded our expectations in terms of delivering all of this on an integrated, Web-based platform that is simple and quick to use. We very much look forward to working closely with NetSuite in the future."
For information about NetSuite Inc., please visit www.netsuite.com.
NOTE: NetSuite and the NetSuite logo are registered service marks of NetSuite Inc.


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I have three children under the age of 7, and they watch a lot of television. I'm worried that it's too much. Should I limit their TV viewing?
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Television can be a source of learning and entertainment. But studies have shown that too much TV can make kids more likely to be obese — and, depending on the content, more aggressive.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggests that older kids not watch more than 1-2 hours of TV or video per day, and that kids under age 2 not watch any television. They also recommend that the shows children watch be nonviolent and educational. Above all, TV shouldn't be a substitute for activities like playing, exercising, or reading.
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
Miracle Season, hosted by Steve Pool and Molly Shen, aired Dec. 8, 2013, on KOMO 4 TV. The annual holiday special celebrates the remarkable lives of Seattle Children's patients.
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Me and your stock portfolioPosted by Lawrence Dillon in Uncategorized
While I am no critic of classical music, I do know when I am in the presence of greatness. Tonight my wife and I had the pleasure of hearing a performance by the Emerson String Quartet. As they performed a new composition commissioned by them by Lawrence Dillon, String Quartet No. 5: Through the Night (2009), with its wistful and ethereal passages, I wandered off in thought of markets and how themes can travel back and forth between instruments, sometimes juxtaposed, sometimes counterpoint, sometimes feeding off each other into rising tension, sometimes coalescing together into a single powerful movement or crescendo and capitulation.
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wow thats mighty big, but ice it with an icecube for a couple of minutes, then wash ur face gently, apply the bp to it, and let it sit, moisturize if needs be. you cant do much more than that. If you want you can try applying concealer but i dont know if you would want to do that. Just a thought
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A style that began in Western Europe during the reign of the emperor Charlemagne (768-814) and continued until the end of the 9th century, Carolingian art flourished in major political and religious centers in northeastern France, Belgium, Rhineland, and Switzerland. Cathedrals and abbey churches built in the Carolingian style are notable for their monumental size, towers, inner rooms, and extensive chapel complexes. Some of the best-preserved achievements of the Carolingian period are works of smaller dimensions, such as illustrated manuscripts, ivory carvings, and reliquaries (containers or shrines in which sacred relics are kept), all of which display classical motifs.


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Halloween is right around the corner! Have you thought of your costume yet? We list the top costumes of 2013 that are sure to be hit.
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"Breaking Bad," the brutal saga of an everyman's ambition turned evil, captured its first best drama Emmy Award on Sunday, while "Modern Family" won its fourth consecutive trophy for top comedy series.
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Netflix's "House of Cards" made Emmy history Thursday with a top drama series nomination, the first time that television's leading awards have recognized a program delivered online as equal in quality to the best that TV has to offer.


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Yarmouth, N.S.(KWSN) —Stampede forwards Dennis Kravchenko and C.J. Franklin had a goal and an assist each while Zeb Knutson added two assists to lead Team USA past Switzerland 7-4 in the semi-finals of the World Junior A Challenge in Canada. USA will face Russia in the Gold Medal game on Sunday. The United States are 3-0-0 in tournament play and 4-0-0 including an exhibition game. The entire 22-man roster is made up of USHL players.
Franklin posted the first goal of the game 11:56 into the first on an assist from Kravchenko. Switzerland would tie the game with 57 seconds left in the period and the teams skated into the locker room tied, 1-1.
In the second, Switzerland scored 4:19 in to take a 2-1 lead, but USA would respond just moments later on a goal from Nick Schmaltz at 6:55. Knutson would set up a goal four minutes later and the United States increased their lead at 16:37 on a goal from Connor Hurley and USA took a 4-2 lead into the third period.
Knutson and Franklin found Kravchenko for a goal just 34 seconds into the third period as Team USA started to pull away. The United States would add two more goals in the period en route to a 7-4 thumping of Switzerland to take the game. The U.S. outshot Switzerland 37-19 on the night and went 3-for-9 on the power play while Switzerland was 1-for-5.
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10 U.S. Code § 9443 - Activities performed as federally chartered nonprofit corporation
(a) Use of Federally Provided Resources.— In its status as a federally chartered nonprofit corporation, the Civil Air Patrol may use equipment, supplies, and other resources, including aircraft, motor vehicles, computers, and communications equipment, provided to the Civil Air Patrol by a department or agency of the Federal Government or acquired by or for the Civil Air Patrol with appropriated funds (or with funds of the Civil Air Patrol, but reimbursed from appropriated funds)—
(1) to provide assistance requested by State or local governmental authorities to perform disaster relief missions and activities, other emergency missions and activities, and nonemergency missions and activities; and
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|1. Table Audit - PostgreSQL Table Log uses a trigger to log any INSERTs, UPDATEs
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