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At pHion we believe that your body was created to be healthy, energetic, vibrant and resilient. It has an awesome ability to heal itself, when given the proper nutrients and internal environment to do so.
We also believe that wellness is your birthright, and are dedicated to the purpose of helping you achieve a higher quality of life and health.
We know getting healthier can often be complicated work that is why we aim to provide useful information and outstanding products to help you make healthier choices. We love to see people reap the enormous benefits of a pH Balanced lifestyle.
Our extensive research & development efforts, which are tightly coupled with our "Good Manufacturing Practices", have created a wide range of products geared towards creating pH balance.
pHion Balance - Complete Digestive Enzyme Therapy & pH Balancing Aid - 90 Capsules
pHion Balance Complete Digestive Enzyme is an enzyme formula to aid in digestion of nutrient varied meals. pHion Balance Complete Digestive Enzyme is an overall digestive therapy and intestinal pH balancing aid. Enzymes are the spark plug of life and play, a crucial role in maintaining your optimal pH. pHion's proprietary formulation of 17 different enzymes help to digest ALL aspects of a meal, including:
pHion Complete Enzyme Complex supports virtually every biological mechanism of the body. pHion Complete digestive Enzyme Complex is a leading digestive enzyme complex for the body:
The #1 reason so many people have digestive troubles.
Do you feel light and energetic after you eat a meal? Or do you feel heavy, bloated, and sleepy? Most people, if they really check in with their bodies, will find the second option is true. In fact, a full third of the population admits to having frequent upset stomach or indigestion. Digestion, when you think about it, is a pretty basic function. It's something the human body was designed to handle with ease. So why do so many of us have such a hard time with it? It all has to do with enzymes. Enzymes are the spark plug of life. They support virtually every biological function of the body, such as breathing, circulation, and combating aging. They're particularly important for digestion. In fact, enzymes are Mother Nature's built-in way of making sure we can digest the foods she produces. And fresh, raw foods are brimming with them. But enzymes hate heat. When you heat your food above 106-107 degrees, the enzymes start to deteriorate. Once you go past 116 degrees, the enzymes become denatured, which means they are now completely useless. No wonder so many people have trouble digesting their food — the vast majority of it is cooked and totally devoid of enzymes! Sure, we'll eat a salad here and there, but our raw food intake doesn't come anywhere near our consumption of cooked food.
It gets worse…
Now, not only will undigested food in your gastro-intestinal tract give you a tummy ache, or make you feel bloated, it will do much worse. It will also make your system more acidic. Think about it this way. Say your food is the garbage you set out every week to be picked up. And say your gastro-intestinal tract is the alley where you put the garbage. And say enzymes are the garbage man that comes and takes the garbage away. What would happen if, day after day, you put the garbage out and the garbage man never showed up? The food would start to collect. It would ferment. And it would rot. All that fermenting and rotting would create acid byproducts, which would lower the pH of the garbage — and eventually the entire alley. Guess who loves a fermenting, acidic environment: Bacteria, fungi and yeasts. Are you starting to see why healthy digestion is so important?
Put back into your food what cooking and processing has taken away.
The good news is that you can turn around poor digestion and the excess acid that comes with it in a pretty short amount of time. In fact, if you switched to a completely raw foods diet tomorrow, your digestion problems would probably disappear in a matter of days. But let's face it, that's not realistic for everyone. So instead, do what so many other people have learned to do: Whenever you eat a cooked food meal, take an enzyme supplement. At pHion, we happen to think we've created the best Digestive Enzyme product available, and we'll tell you why.
It breaks down all 4 components of food.
Take a look at the enzyme products at your drug or health food store. You'll see that many of them contain just one enzyme, like papain or bromelain. And while these enzymes are certainly effective, they only work on one thing: protein. In other words, papain and bromelain are great for digesting a burger, but they won't do anything to help you digest the bun it's on (a carb) or the mayonnaise it's smothered with (a fat). You see, there are four main components of food: protein, fats, fiber, and carbohydrates. pHion Complete Digestive Enzyme contains a full spectrum of plant-derived digestive enzymes to help you break down each of those four components.
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pHion believes that your body was created to be healthy, energetic, vibrant and resilient. It has an awesome ability to heal itself, when given the proper nutrients and internal environment to do so. pHion also believes that wellness is your birthright, and are dedicated to the purpose of helping you achieve a higher quality of life and health. pHion knows getting healthier can often be complicated work that is why they aim to provide useful information and outstanding products to help you make healthier choices. pHion loves to see people reap the enormous benefits of a pH Balanced lifestyle. pHion's extensive research & development efforts, which are tightly coupled with their "Good Manufacturing Practices", have created a wide range of products geared towards creating pH balance.
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Q&A: I am having a difficult time deciding between CVS and amnio for genetic testing.
I am 35-years-old and expecting my first baby. I am in the 12th week of pregnancy and I'm having a difficult time deciding between CVS and amnio for genetic testing.
I have specific genetic concerns: I have a nephew born with a severe heart defect and another nephew with autism. Cancer runs through both sides of my family. Also, my husband is adopted and has no knowledge of his birth family. We are willing to take the risk of miscarriage to get the diagnostic testing we need.
My doctor has not even mentioned CVS to me but I have been reading about it and it appears to me to be a more logical choice than amnio.
In general, amniocentesis is recommended routinely at 35 years of maternal age. Amniocentesis is clearly the best option for you given the combination of risks, potential complications, and potential problems in interpretation of CVS results.
About 0.8 percent of children born have a heart defect (so called congenital heart defect). Most are not directly inherited, but a significant number have a genetic basis. A reliable comment about autism is also not possible since no additional information is provided. For example, there is considerable difference between classical autism and autistic behavior, with or without associated mental retardation. If autism alone affects your nephew, then your personal risks might be slightly increased, but are almost certainly well below 1 percent.
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— BANGLADESH-BUILDING COLLAPSE — Prayer service to remember more than 1,100 victims of garment factory collapse; 3 a.m.
— DRUNKEN DRIVING-ZERO DEATHS — Hearing begins 9:30 a.m.
— IMMIGRATION — Legal immigration is focus as Senate panel considers proposed changes to landmark bill; hearing begins 10 a.m.
— FARM BILL — Farm bills considered this week will cut spending while still growing farm programs; Senate hearing begins 10 a.m.
— KOBE BRYANT-LAWSUIT — Lawyers in federal court in New Jersey battle between Kobe Bryant and auction house; arguments begin at 11 a.m.
— PRINCE HARRY — Prince visits hard-hit Sandy towns in New Jersey; promotes British tourism and meets youth baseball players in New York; events begin midmorning.
— OJ SIMPSON — Trial resumes; time uncertain.
— GAY MARRIAGE-MINNESOTA — Gov. Mark Dayton to sign bill at 5 p.m.
WASHINGTON — Congress was not told tea party groups were being inappropriately targeted by the Internal Revenue Service, even after acting agency Chief Steven Miller had been briefed on the matter. The IRS said that Miller was first informed more than a year ago that applications for the tax-exempt status by tea party groups were inappropriately singled out for extra scrutiny. House and Senate committees have both started investigations into the matter. By Stephen Ohlemacher.
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WASHINGTON — It's the not-so-green secret of the nation's wind-energy boom: Spinning turbines are killing thousands of federally protected birds, including eagles, each year. Each death is a federal crime. And the Obama administration has prosecuted oil and power companies for such deaths. But the administration has not prosecuted a single wind farm. Instead, an Associated Press investigation has found that it shields the industry from liability and helps keep the scope of the deaths secret. By Dina Cappiello.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news. By Mark Sherman.
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LOS ANGELES — Angelina Jolie says that she has had a preventive double mastectomy after learning she carried a gene that made it extremely likely she would get breast cancer. The 37-year-old Oscar-winning actress writes in a column for The New York Times that she completed three months of surgical procedures to remove both breasts with thoughts of her six children after watching her own mother die in her 50s of the disease. "I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my femininity," Jolie writes.
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— BREAST CANCER SURGERY — Treating breast cancer almost always involves surgery, but new approaches are dramatically changing the way these operations are done, giving women more options, faster treatment, smaller scars and better cosmetic results. By Chief Medical Writer Marilynn Marchione. AP video.
WASHINGTON — A Guantanamo Bay detainee says he feels abandoned by President Barack Obama and the world after more than 10 years at the U.S. prison. Musa'ab Omar Al Madhwani made that statement in a federal court declaration about a month before Obama renewed his vow to close Guantanamo. Al Madhwani personifies the political thicket that Obama faces. Al Madhwani is from Yemen, and the administration has banned the transfer of Guantanamo detainees to that country because of security concerns. By Fred Frommer.
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LONDON — Is it a boy? A girl? As the due date for Prince William and the former Kate Middleton's first child nears, observers are also asking: Where will the royal baby spend its first few months? The world won't know the gender of the baby until it's born in July. In addition, a major relocation from Wales to London and then from one palace apartment to another will complicate things for the parents-to-be, despite the royal couple's wealth and prestige. By Sylvia Hui.
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NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans police search for a 19-year-old man they believe shot and wounded 20 people during a Mother's Day parade, after several witnesses identified him as the gunman on grainy surveillance video. Superintendent Ronal Serpas says that officers are looking for Akein Scott of New Orleans and they released a picture of him. Police say the teenager has a record of narcotics offenses. By Chevel Johnson.
AP photos, videos.
LAS VEGAS — O.J. Simpson's former lawyer's work is expected to again draw withering criticism Tuesday in a Las Vegas courtroom where the imprisoned former football star and his new attorneys are trying to convince a Nevada judge that Simpson deserves a new trial. By Linda Deutsch and Ken Ritter.
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BOISE, Idaho — An Idaho agricultural company is seeking government approval for genetically-modified potatoes that are resistant to bruising and have less of a naturally-occurring chemical that's been linked to cancer. J.R. Simplot argues the biotech tubers will help farmers boost harvests with a potato that won't require warnings in California that their fries or chips cause cancer. Monsanto Co. shelved the first genetically modified potato 12 years ago after consumers shunned it. But Simplot says the timing is right to give what they call Innate potatoes another try. By John Miller.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Scientists who track the nation's volcanoes are working with diminishing resources as ongoing federal budget cuts force them to forgo maintenance of aging seismic equipment, shutting down some stations in Alaska altogether. Alaska is home to 52 historically active volcanoes including one that almost brought down a wide-body jet in 1989 before development of a vast tracking network. That monitoring system has regressed over the past few years because of shrinking finances further squeezed by across-the-board spending cuts known as sequestration. By Rachel D'oro.
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— ALASKA VOLCANOES — Second Alaska volcano is heating up, with seismic action signaling possible eruption, scientists say.
ST. PAUL, Minn. — With marriages to be available for Minnesota's gay couples starting Aug. 1, Duluth residents Gary Anderson and Gary Boelhower are getting ready to do something that seemed impossible when they started dating three years ago: plan a wedding. "The plan is to do it in August, definitely," Boelhower said shortly after Minnesota's Legislature took its final vote in favor of legalizing gay marriage. By Patrick Condon.
AP photos.
MOSCOW — A Soyuz space capsule carrying a three-man crew returning from a five-month mission to the International Space Station lands safely on the steppes of Kazakhstan. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, American Thomas Marshburn, and Russian Roman Romanenko landed as planned southeast of the town of Dzhezkazgan.
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NEW YORK — The country's four biggest cellphone companies are set to launch their first joint advertising campaign against texting while driving, uniting behind AT&T's "It Can Wait" slogan to blanket TV and radio this summer. By Technology Writer Peter Svensson.
AP photo.
A Filipino film that weaves stories of the soldiers who endured the Bataan Death March could have been shot on location in a large-scale production. Instead, the Cannes entry "Death March" was filmed in black-and-white and almost entirely inside a studio using hand-painted backdrops, with close-ups of actors' painted faces to portray the anguish, nightmares and hallucinations of the horrific episode of World War II. By Teresa Cerojano.
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For one day this week, the U.S., Russia and Iran will be allied in a common cause — Olympic wrestling. The three powerhouse nations of the sport will hold an exhibition in Grand Central on Wednesday, stressing their joint objection to the sport being dumped from the Olympic roster. By Sports Writer Luke Meredith.
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— OBIT-JOYCE BROTHERS — Popular psychologist, columnist and TV personality Joyce Brothers dead at 85. AP photos.
— ABORTION CLINIC DEATHS — A doctor who considered himself a pioneer is convicted of murdering three babies in Philadelphia after they were born alive. AP photos
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— MICHAEL JACKSON-DOCTOR — Court urged to reject appeal by Michael Jackson's doctor, who argues court erred during trial. AP Photo NY108.
— COP IN A TREE — NYPD officer trying to help cat in tree gets stuck, needs fire department to get him down.
— NAVY-UNMANNED AIRCRAFT — Navy to attempt launching unmanned aircraft from deck of aircraft carrier for first time.
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We are students, faculty, staff and community members working toward a more sustainable GCC. Sustainability is to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Global Sustainability Initiative
Next Meeting: May 1
- The next Green Efforts meeting will be on May 1st at 4:30 p.m. at Applebee's (59th Avenue & Peoria).
- Meetings are scheduled the 1st Thursday of every month at 3:00 p.m.
Petition for Better Alternative Transportation
- Students of Biology and Sustainable Cities, and the Environmental Club, have created a petition for better transportation alternatives to GCC and the other MCCCD campuses.
- Sign the petition online if you support increased light rail/bus access, subsidized passes, and better options for bikes. Signatures will be presented at the MCCCD Sustainability Dialogue Day on April 18th at 10:00 a.m. in SU-104.
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2014 RecycleMania: February 2 - March 29, 2014
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- Over a 10-week period, schools report recycling and trash data which are then ranked according to who collects the largest amount of recyclables per capita, the largest amount of total recyclables, the least amount of trash per capita, or have the highest recycling rate.
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- GCC placed 7 out of 149 in the Waste Minimization category.
Zero Waste Program
- On America Recycles Day (November 15th), President Kovala reiterated her support for the Zero Waste initiative and announced that all employees would be participating in the near future. All office spaces will be converted to Zero Waste (7-gallon recycle bin + 1-gallon waste bin) by August 2014.
- The Zero Waste Program is an initiative to reduce waste, maximize recycling, and reduce consumption. Participation in the program is voluntary.
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Nielson has a market cap of $10.6 billion and an enterprise value of $17 billion. This stock trades at a premium valuation, with a trailing price-to-earnings of 121.56 and a forward price-to-earnings 14.55. Its estimated growth rate for this year is 8.1%, and for next year it's pegged at 16.7%. This is far from a cash-rich company, since the total cash position on its balance sheet is $319 million and its total debt is $6.79 billion.A director just bought 152,755 shares, or $4.25 million worth of stock, at $27.84 per share. >>7 Hot Stocks on Traders' Radars From a technical perspective, NLSN is currently trading above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which is bullish. This stock has been trading range bound for the past six months, between $31.45 on the upside and $26.57 on the downside. A high-volume move outside of that range will setup NLSN for its next big trend. If you're bullish on NLSN, then I would look for long-biased trades off a move above some near-term overhead resistance levels at $29.57 to $30.50 with volume. Look for volume on a move above those levels that's near or well above its three-month average action of 748,388 shares. I would simply avoid any long trades on this stock in the near-term if it drops below its 50-day moving averageof $28.92 and its 200-day of $29.09. Look for longer-term entry points near some big support levels at $26.50 to $24 a share, if its 50-day and 200-day get taken out soon with volume. Nielsen is one of the top holdings at Eric Mindich's Eton Park Capital , which maintained a 12 million-share position in the stock in the fourth quarter. Follow @stockpickr
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It's a season of joy and peace, but for some, a few of those Christmas songs are enough to make them want to steer that one-horse open sleigh into a snow bank. Our own Atlanta Braves have even contributed to the holiday noise pollution, but we'll get to that.
A pair of websites have marked the holiday by weighing in on the musical coal in our Christmas stockings, including MSNBC and Jezebel.
MSNBC takes a look at the "11 Christmas songs we hope never to hear again." Some of their choices aren't surprising. There's been plenty of disdain for Paul McCartney's best-known contribution to the Christmas canon and MSNBC calls "Wonderful Christmastime" a "strangled-by-synthesizer mess." A few of the site's other choices might not be so agreeable to the Christmas music lovers out there (raise your hand Zooey Deschanel and Wham fans).
Jezebel took a different approach and allowed its online community to vote in a bracket-type tournament that just concluded yesterday. Check it out, but be warned that the language at Jezebel gets a little salty, so those sensitive to that kind of thing should steer clear. Their final four? "Wonderful Christmastime," "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer," "All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth" and "The Christmas Shoes." And the winner was this sentimental heartbreaker.
We were rooting for "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer," which also inspired a sub-par "Scooby Doo"-lite animated special in which evil cousin Mel tries to sell Grandma's shop after the elderly victim of Santa's reindeer disappears (and she would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for that meddling kid).
We didn't expect the Atlanta Braves to get in on the musical mayhem, though. The team offers up a late entry for the worst Christmas song title with their take on "Jingle Bells." Good thing they can play baseball.
What are your least favorite Christmas songs? Which yuletide tune would you like to see added to the "do not play" list?
December 22nd, 2011
3:34 pm
My Favorite Contemporary CHRISTMAS, not "Holiday," Songs Include:
iPhone Driver Got Run Over By a Semi
The 12 Dead Cell Phone Drivers of Christmas
White Crime Scene Tape Around the Dead Cell Phone Driver
Boo Got Shot! Christmas
Satan's Claw is Coming to Greet Deceased Cell Phone Drivers
All I Want for Christmas is All Cell Phone Drivers Deceased
December 22nd, 2011
4:12 pm
Ahhh…Boo Got Shot. What a wonderful memory of Royal Marshall providing the lay persons inturpretation on Boortz's show.
December 22nd, 2011
4:29 pm
Royal Marshall was truly a gentleman and a PRINCE of a human being.
I wish the life of each and every person who uses a cell phone while behind the wheel of an in-motion motor vehicle had been taken instead of Royal.
December 22nd, 2011
9:57 pm
I hate Christmas Shoes, like Silver and Gold though.
December 22nd, 2011
10:35 pm
Christmas Shoes is pretty awful, but I would listen to it over that "song" about the "Christmas Train" or whatever it is over it any day. You know the one that is spoken rather than sung about the guy on the train and he sees the young woman and talks about looking out the window, etc? I don't know the name of it, but it drives me batty! Fortunately, I have not yet been subjected to it this year.
December 22nd, 2011
11:28 pm
Is there anything worse than Paul McCartney's "A Wonderful Christmastime?"
December 22nd, 2011
11:38 pm
We didn't expect the Atlanta Braves to get in on the musical mayhem, though. The team offers up a late entry for the worst Christmas song title with their take on "Jingle Bells." Good thing they can play baseball.
Yeah, right.
December 23rd, 2011
5:12 am
War is Over:John Lennon.
Swish into Christmas:elton john and Last Christmas by george michael.
December 23rd, 2011
9:29 am
"Santa Baby" is offensive, regardless of who sings it. Piling on the bling is not what Christmas is about.
Madonna, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, or any number of current "celebrities" with zero morals singing ANY Christmas song is a sacrilege at best.
December 23rd, 2011
9:50 am
I'm pretty sure this years… 'hit', "Wrappying Paper" is the worst Christmas song of all time… http://youtu.be/XERztVh-6y4?hd=1
December 23rd, 2011
5:30 pm
"I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" is about annoying as it gets.
December 23rd, 2011
7:30 pm
I ain't hatin' on McCartney's tune, and Lennon's "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" still has resonance. But of those I'd rather put a gun to my mouth to as opposed to listening includes:
"Here Comes Santa Claus" (what does the Good Lord have to do with the arrival of a fictional character, anyway?)
Mariah Carey's ear-bleeding version of "O Holy Night"
"Happy Holidays" by Andy Williams
"We Need A Little Christmas" by whoever does it
Any version of "Sleigh Ride" with words
December 24th, 2011
2:54 am
"I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" is truly the worst song of any genre. Christmas or not.
December 24th, 2011
12:02 pm
wow, so many.. any ex- Beatlesongs like "A Wonderful Christmastime", "War is over"….uggggg to start but my all time hate its are Grandma got run over, Hippo, and the grndaddy of them all, Feliz Navidad….I want to rip a snowman's head off every time that comes on….
December 24th, 2011
2:54 pm
So many Christmas lemons to pick from! But if one must choose the worst of the bunch, mine would be Neil Diamond doing Mary's Boy Child with a hideous Brooklyn-cum-Caribbean accent. An excruciating bad experience, right up there with waterboarding. Mariah Carey's O Holy Night is a close second. She's a fine singer, but apparently doesn't get that not everything she does requires superfluous grace notes.
Thank goodness for Frank Sinatra's Christmas Waltz, Nat King Cole's The Christmas Song and Bing Crosby's White Christmas. Simple but elegant productions hat epitomize the perennial classic
Merry Christmas to all..
December 27th, 2011
8:53 am
Anything oversung by any of the usual divas… Mariah, Celine, whoever…
This year, I heard some version of Silent Night where the precious diva had decided to lose the melody of the song entirely and make up her own. FAIL.
December 27th, 2011
8:55 am
Grandma Got Run Over, I Want a Hippopotamus, Santa Baby (hate the words, but love the way Eartha Kitt sang it – blush), Alivn & the Chipmunks, I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, It's a Marshmallow World and The Christmas Shoes are all pretty bad, but the all-time, worst Christmas song is the dogs barking to Jingle Bells. I haven't heard any of the newer ones others have referred to. It's probably because I don't listen to the Christmas radio stations and I don't shop much in stores where it's played on the muzak.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by MarkS Excellent Location, very pet friendly The location was excellent, the suites are spacious. We are traveling with our German Shepherd and found the staff very welcoming. They even provided gloves and scooper bags (although looking at the front lawn, not many people used them). The only disappiontment was room service and the quality of the food for the price. When you pay almost $50 for two hamburgers with fries and a salad, you expect it to be perfection. The burgers were very well done (even when ordered med-rare) and adding 18% and a 2.50 delivery charge was a bit excessive. The quality of the food should match the quality of the facility. January 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by icedsoftball No more convention blues! First of all, I work staff at a fairly large convention. That being said getting rest when I need it is impossible at other hotels. I love the Sheraton because not only do they have the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in, but the elevators are room key operated. No elevator tourists riding the elevators and keeping people up at all hours. The staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and extremely helpful in meeting all needs the entire weekend. October 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by BizTrav No Internet Connection I travel extensively (150+ nights a year). I have stayed at this hotel in past because of its location. However, I will think again in future as not accommodating to true business travelers. There is no internet connection at this hotel. I had my team stay at the hotel (8 of us) and we were unable to get an internet connection for 4 straight nights. When we called to ask about the situation, we were consistently told it was being worked on by a technician. The lack of resolution required my team to go back to the office to continue their work instead of enjoying their rooms....very frustrating. May 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DDan Nice rooms, great rate This hotel was a great find. I am in the ATL market almost weekly and usually stay at other places. When they were all booked, I tried this property and was very happy with it. Nice room, great rate, great staff. July 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Eljay Watch your rate My husband and I enjoyed a 5 night stay at this hotel. I had booked the room 2 months ago and paid in advance to get a better rate. What a surprise when I checked the rate 3 days prior to arrival and found the exact room was $54 per night cheaper (including tax). I did not bring this to the attention of the front desk when we checked in. (My mistake) If the rate had dropped that much, I would have appreciated knowing this when we checked in. It was made very clear to me when I made the reservation that once I had paid for it, I was locked into that rate. I felt penalized for planning ahead!! March 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Barrbigrl Very Satisfied! We chose this hotel because of the location and were not disappointed. All of the staff were friendly and helpful during our entire stay. We were very pleased with the layout of the king suite which allowed easy access to the closet/restroom from the bedroom or living area without disturbing other guests. All areas we visited were clean. Having to park and pay $8 per day for the garage was not expected, but we were able to use the hotel shuttle service to get to all the places we needed to be on this trip. Our shuttle driver was very nice. This hotel is right next to the Cumberland Mall and several nice restaurants, as well as being directly across the street from the Cobb Galleria. Even though the hotel is still in the middle of rennovations, we did not experience any problems on our stay. I did like that there is a link on the hotel webiste to see what rennovations are taking place during your stay. I would recommend checking that link before staying. Overall, we had an excellent stay & experience and will definiately consider this hotel should we visit this area of Atlanta again. June 29, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by TRNTY2 Stale Room, Decent Service I redeemed my Starwood Points for a quick getaway with my husband and was disappointed. The room I was assigned to was stale,dusty and dated. I called the front desk to request the room be freshened up, no one showed up. i mentioned it again on the way to dinner(4 hours later) and was promised someone would come. We had already settled into the room, so a change for an overnight stay was not going to fix it. The sink backed up continuously, but at this point we just dealt with it. The highlight was the comfortable bed. The indoor pool was nice and the room was well stocked with fresh towels. I guess it was an okay stay, but I am quite skeptical of using my points or cash again at this establishment. March 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RGB14 Beautiful Hotel Great place to stay. Very friendly staff, and hotel is beautiful. They are constantly working to make it better! June 29, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by MktgTraveler Good renovation, but still an old hotel I appreciated that this Sheraton was conveniently located to my meeting and fairly clean. I also thoroughly enjoyed the layout and amenities of my suite (kitchenette, bedroom, dual entry bath, living room area, TVs, etc). For all the work that has been done renovating the hotel, it's unfortunate that it's apparent that the hotel is still very old. There was apparent rust on walls, bath, etc. Also, the outlets were dangerously loose! If you can, I would suggest using same scents/ cleaners as the W hotels - even the smell reminded me of old hotels. Lastly, the parking garage needs more lighting at night. The staff was helpful and friendly, which is always a plus to anyone traveling - especially for business. March 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by cwaltz Updated I was very pleasantly surprised at the new carpets and furnishings. This has been long overdue for Sheraton. June 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RTKY almost perfect This location was perfect for us. The front desk and other staff were superb, helpful, and friendly. The room was wonderful. There was some remodeling going on. I prefer an elliptical machine what wasn't present in the fitness room, but there were some other nice pieces of equipment. Ingress and egress is tricky but what was ever easy traffic wise in the Atlanta area? Security was more than adequate and I hope that the remodeling will include a secure way to enter the hotel from the parking garage without having to walk out of the garage and into the front of the Hotel. February 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Joe412 Bed is hard as a rock The room is very nice but the bed I slept on felt like I was laying on a piece of plywood. The furniture was very stiff and uncomfortable also. The restaurant is extremely expensive. Not going to pay $17.00 for a hamburger. June 23, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by disappointed13 Bad Experience I stayed at this facility in mid February. The staff was courteous. On my second night at the hotel my room lock broke and I was locked out of my room from 11:00pm until 2:00 a.m. The manager handled the situation very well at the time considering another guest had the same issue two doors down. The manager said he would comp me 7000 star points and knock $50 dollars a night off of my bill. I did receive the discount on my bill but have not yet received my bonus star points. Upon checkout I had to go back inside to dispute an internet charge that should not have been due to my Platinum status. My previous stays at this hotel where fine but this stay was awful and to make it worse Sheraton did not follow through with their promise. March 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by dgbader Needs Improvement The ventilation system in the bathroom was a problem, in that when we took our showers, it made the floors very slippery. That being said, the shower was amazing! What really needs improvement is the WiFi, which we would have been charged for had we not been Starwood members. It was totally substandard. Also, we realize there are contractual obligations involved, but it would be good to offer an alternative to Starbuck's coffee. I realize it's a very popular brand, but there are those of us who cannot tolerate it; and each morning, I had to run over to the McDonald's to get us a regular (non-burnt tasting) cup of coffee to start our day. Other than the above, kudos to a very friendly staff and a well-appointed suite. January 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lena2012 Awesome Hotel and Location Great weekend getaway for family or romantically. Awsome location in the heart of Cumberland Mall, parking was complimentary and for the location, that was extremely rare. Overall, 4.7 stars. January 18, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by jewls needs improvement the shuttle was not running on time. I got downstairs for a 1:oo shuttle ten mins early. waited, it didn't show at 1:00 1:05 asked the desk. said it would be here. 1:10 asked her to find out what was going on as I needed to be at the Cobb for a 1:15 class. She said she didn't know what he was doing. Not answering page. At 1:15 she told me I should START WALKING. I WAS NOT HAPPY. I left to start walking, then the shuttle showed up. Breakfast seating was difficult, I was left standing for a long time before any one even acknowledged I was waiting to be seated. Then fruit, bowls, spoons often left not refilled and had to wait for that. Another thing My room key did not work right. Had to get new ones. Things did not run smooth. August 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ppbbcp Elegance The suite where I stayed was spacious and comfortable. The staff were attentive without being pushy and most friendly. June 22, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Leonard1911 Not what it use to be This hotel use to be memorable for my wife and I when we were in grad school. Ten years later, we were visiting Atlanta for our 10 year anniversary, and was highly dissappointed in the downward spiral this hotel has taken. I had a previous complaint and was referred to the operations manager. I left a message; however, he didn't bother to contact me. When stepped foot on the property, we amazed at the amount of cigarette butts on the ground. Our refrigerator in our room still had food from the previous guest and the noice volume was crazy. ladkfjdlfjadl May 31, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by goosubuks Work Out Facilities Horrible I work for Fischer Homes and we have a corporate account at your hotel. This was my 3rd stay. At each stay I used the work out facility. Except for 1 treadmill all the cardio equipment is broke. At each visit I expected to see new/repaired equipment but it remains. At my last stay as I ran on the one working treadmill no less than 4 people came in, tried all the other machines, discovered they did not work, and left frustrated. I can't believe you are not receiving other complaints. When I travel I enjoy a workout after a long day so I don't think I will be coming back unless this is fixed. On a lesser note I was asked if I wanted to decline room service for a $5 gift card that was never slid under my door as I was told it would be. October 17, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Naz324 Not so pleasant stay.... We were driving back from our Disney vacation, and made a reservation for 2 rooms at this hotel a few months back. We checked in on 7-19, after driving for 7.5 hours from Disney, and very disappointed with the rooms that we got. One room (922) had burns on the carpet (by the sofa. The doorstop was ripped off the carpeting as well (I took pictures). We pulled out the sofabed and I sat down on the edge, and the bed came down due to a bad frame. The other room (1117) also had (minor) issues. The slow drainage in the shower stall, and the nasty stain on the comforter. I know this hotel is Category 2, but I stayed at other Cat.2 hotels under the SPG umbrella, and we haven't had any bad experience like this one. Sorry for the bad review... July 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by bel12 great location, outdated hotel I love this hotel for its location. 2 minutes away from "work" and lots of restaurants to choose from by the mall. However, it needs some help being remodeled. The bathrooms are the worst, the showers don't work properly and seem that have been there for many years. Old tile and tubs as well. Not what you would expect from a spg hotel. I also left something behind and after calling a couple of times and leaving messages to the house keeping manager, I am yet to get a call back. Maybe what I left behind wasn't "life or death" to me but the fact that the hotel staff completely disregarded my voice mail and phone calls makes me think twice about staying there again. The staff that deserves recognition: restaurant! great group of people. May 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Guest58 Not Worth Being a Preferred Guest This is supposed to be an upscale hotel or at least an upgrade to a motel. I thought preferred guest status would make me a special guest. This was the worst stay I've ever had at a hotel. Slack in services and no follow-up from staff. The front desk manager did not take any accountability for this just gave the excuse that they are short staffed expecting me to deal with it. Stayed on a preferred guest floor--very quiet and cold floor. If your preferred guest checked in stating there for business, then should not have put the noisiest guests attending an event next door. All other surrounding guests have peace and quiet on door. Really liked the bathroom with toiletries and extra mirrors, but the plumbing needs an update in our room. July 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AKA2302 Excellant accomodations I only spent two nights but I could not find a single thing negative to say. Your staff was so nice. Tho the facility is superb, without your employees, there would be no pleasure in staying there. I left the housekeeper a note asking for a shower cap and she left me one. I asked for a wake up call and the lady at the service desk wished me a restful night. Check out was easy and even the call for reservations was pleasant. You have done an exceptional job with customer service. I will look for a Sheraton the next time I am out of town. Thank you. May 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by jrodrig764 poor customer service Noise during the day made me leave my room. I could not study in my room which was planned on Monday and Friday. Staff said noise would stop @ 5pm but it didn't. The Desk Manager on Monday was awesome and apologetic. I asked to speak with a Manager on Wed night and was completely blown off. 1st he was busy. I said Id be in the dining room. No one showed up. I went to the desk, he was busy. I asked to have him call me, never did. Customer service sucks I say. If you want to know about room service call me. I visit INPO 4 times a year minimume. The Embassy is where we usually stay. I thought I stay with you for a change. Do u really think that will happen? I was asked at INPO if I liked my stay. They are looking for another hotel to refer. What do you think I said March 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by venice1 This Hotel will have my business again.! Very nice & comfortable bed, spacious room/suite. Everyone's at the Hotel was very cordial and made my stay enjoyable. Thank you.! June 16, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by ClayO Less than we expected Unfortunately, this was our least satisfactory experience with a Starwood stay. We had very long waits for bell service both at check-in and departure. I had to call the front desk and remind them I needed help bringing in our family's luggage after waiting outside for about 20 minutes. There were many people there for some event, but they were just hanging out, not checking in or out. We had a similar experience at check-out, with no explanation or apology, and we did not check out at a busy time. The room and general decor were a little worn, but adequate. I spoke with an SPG rep about our experience, and they were very kind in receiving our comments. They even offered extra Starpoints as an accommodation, but those have never been issued. August 1, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Glenna60 Experience not a Sheraton standard experience I have stayed in may Sheraton properties and was shocked to find for the price that the hotel was not very accomodating. Parking was awful and the drive in front of the door was always full of parked cars not checking in to the hotel and they were not asked to move. The sheets for the pullout bed were not clean and I had to request service for my room at 2 PM in the afternoon. The lobby area was loud and crowded the entire weekend. For the price, I anticipated an upscale hotel with lots of ammenities and instead I found a very average hotel. July 25, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by TexasG Service at this hotel is horrible I had to stay here because the hotel hosting my meeting was sold out. I was told at check-in that the shuttle ran every 30 min on the hour and half hour. I went down at 2:00 pm and waited for the shuttle. Never saw it. Went in and asked so they sent for him. About 2:20 he finally came. He told me to call when I was ready to be picked up. I had taken a cab to the mall from the original drop off because "the galleria" was not a mall as I had originally thought. At 6:3o pm, I called for a pick up at 7:00 at the south entrance of Macy's. No one came, finally at 7:08 I called and was told the driver was on break and they would send him in 10 minutes. Waited waited waited no one came. I had given them my cell number so he could call if he didn't see me. At 7:39, I called back and was told that he came and didn't see anyone. I was standing at the glass doors and he never came by. I am now out $16.00 in cab fares and am having to pay 9:95 for internet access. This is the worst Starwood property at which I have ever stayed. June 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by grayson58 bugs in the bed!!!!!! Everything was great until we went to bed. I don't know if this hotel allows pets however, I awoke in the middle of the night itching like crazy. I had very small ticks about 10 attached to me and I think a lot of flea bites. As far as we could tell this was only in the bed. We moved to the pull out sofa bed and that was fine. As much as we love the Starwood brand we will never stay here again. Room number 1017 needs to be treated. May 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PriceisRight AMAZING STAFF, LOCATION AND STAY!!! I was in Atlanta for 3 days on a business trip with 12 other people, the Sheraton staff was amazing... in getting us rooms on a short turn around, setting up a group of rooms at a terrific day rate, and accommodating the parking spot for a very large tour bus we are driving around in. Special shout out to Wayne at the front desk for all his help, TY in the restaurant who we loved loved loved and the rest of the staff .. truly can't wait to get back to Atlanta and stay there again. The rooms are large, comfortable and the beds amazing.... October 5, 2012


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BULLS GAP, TN (News Sentinel) - A theft charge is pending against a Hawkins County woman who allegedly stole $5,000 from her boyfriend and was then hospitalized for injuries suffered attempting to remove the cash from her "hiding place."Around 1 a.m. Tuesday, the Hawkins County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to the home of Bobby Gulley, 249 North Ridge Road, Bulls Gap, on a complaint that his girlfriend was stealing from him.Gulley told HCSO Sgt. Michael Allen he'd "set a trap" for Christie Black, 43, also of that address, by placing two envelopes containing $4,000 and $1,000 in $100 bills in an old medicine bag.
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The massive sequestration cuts could affect victims of the tornado in Adairsville. A storm in late January destroyed dozens of homes in Bartow and Gordon County. The relief effort has been done without federal funds, as FEMA ruled that the damage wasn't substantial enough to warrant federal aid.Now due the sequestration, the Small Business Administration – an agency offering low interest disaster loans – is taking a $17 million cut to its loan guarantee fund, meaning few loans will go out. "I can comprehend all of us tightening our budget and belts if you will. But when we're sending money overseas -- maybe the government is just too big for me," said Pastor Ken Coomer of the Adairsville Church of God.Coomer, who has organized many of the relief efforts in Adairsville, said that he's frustrated by news that the government is sending $250 million to Egypt to help its economy. "For me to be able to explain or even understand how it is that we're sending money to another country when we need help in Georgia, I don't know if I understand that," Coomer said. Residents said that a small fraction of that $250 million would make a big difference in the recovery effort. They said that the town could be rebuilt with as little as $100,000. "Just a little bit of help would go a long way. As a matter of fact, if you look around, volunteers are everywhere. But when it comes down to it, we just need some help to buy materials and do things to help our community," Coomer said.
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The drive from Wenatchee to Seattle Children's takes Noah Johnson's family two and a half hours — and they've been making the trip since before Noah was born.
"Our lives were changed forever at my 21-week ultrasound," recalls Noah's mother, Andie Johnson. That's when Noah was diagnosed with a lymphatic malformation (large cysts on his cheek and neck) and his parents began meeting with Dr. Jonathan Perkins and others from Children's ear, nose and throat team to plan for his care.
Noah's first year was a blur of occupational therapy, hospitalizations and long drives to Children's, and at the end of it his family was overwhelmed with medical bills.
"We had good insurance and a middle-class income, but we still couldn't pay our entire portion of Noah's care," says Johnson. She and her husband, Kyle, were surprised — and relieved — to learn that uncompensated care is designed with families like theirs in mind. "We practically fell to our knees in gratitude. At Children's, there's never any hesitation to give Noah the care he needs because we can't afford it."
Last year, Children's had approximately 315,000 patient visits. In the four-state region of Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho, Children's provided uncompensated care in more than 122,000 patient procedures. Families can take their children to the Seattle campus or visit one of Children's eight regional clinics and 18 outreach clinics. No matter where a patient is seen, Children's provides medically necessary healthcare to children in our region regardless of a family's ability to pay.
Access to healthcare regardless of a family's ability to pay has inspired support from guilds for more than 100 years.
"The Port Ludlow Guild's mission is to help meet the cost of uncompensated care provided to children in Jefferson County," says guild president Dion Watson. "Each summer before our walkathon, I publish how many Jefferson County kids were treated at Children's. It makes a big difference when donors know that Children's helps local families."
JoAnn Hoff became a guild member when her son was a Children's patient in 1988. Now the president of the Dr. L.G. Spaulding Guild and the county representative for all Tri-Cities guilds, she is still motivated by the needs of kids in her area. "Tri-Cities children deserve the same high-quality care as any child in Washington. I find it inspiring to know that our efforts have helped so many families in their time of need."
"Our regional presence is growing, and our guilds help make it possible for us to be able to assure that all children in our region will be covered by uncompensated care," says Dr. Sandy Melzer, who develops Children's relationships with regional medical facilities. "We still don't know exactly how healthcare reform will affect Children's. But our ability to fund uncompensated care will continue to be crucial to providing care for children in our region."
Of the $10.5 million raised by guilds last year, $6.9 million supported uncompensated care. The remainder supported research and clinical programs.
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Incumbent Sergio Lewis, 60, must fend off another challenge in the May 27 runoff election if he wants to keep his seat as El Paso County Commissioner of Precinct 2.
Newcomer David Stout, 34, an aide to a state legislator, came in second in the three-way race in Tuesday's Democratic Party Primary election, after Lewis failed to garner a majority of the votes. Jorge Artalejo, 52, a substitute teacher and gadfly at local government meetings took away enough of the votes cast in the race to force a runoff.
"I plan to take a step back, look at the bigger picture, and gauge things once again, especially with the county budget hearings coming up soon," said Lewis, a former board president of the El Paso Independent School District (1995-97) and charter president of Sunrise Rotary. "My opponent has said he would like to see the county create a county administrator position and move the budget division from the county auditor's office. Those are two big issues that should not have been taken lightly and without adequate input and research.
"(Stout) does not pay property taxes in this community, and yet he wants to manage the county's multi-million budget," Lewis said. "My goal is to maximize the county's resources while minimizing the impact on taxpayers."
Lewis said he has been a self-employed businessman for 40 years, and owns Sergio Lewis Body Shop near the airport.
Stout said he plans to continue using the same strategy that helped him get into the runoff: reaching out to voters with his message and knocking on doors so that more voters can meet him.
"I ran a low-budget campaign the first time around, and I hope to raise more money for the runoff and gain more support," Stout said. "I love this community, and I've enjoyed campaigning."
Lewis raised a combined total of about $24,372 in campaign contributions, according to his campaign contributions reports. Stout raised $9,544 in campaign contributions, according to his campaign contribution reports.
Stout said he's served as chairman of election precinct 38, and previously worked as a reporter for Univision in El Paso and as an executive producer/reporter for Telemundo in Oklahoma. He is on a leave of absence from Rodriguez's office during the campaign.
Some of the issues he said he would like to work on include moving the direct oversight of the county budget from the county auditor to the County Commissioners Court and or to a county administrator.
"I am open to the county having a full time county administrator or county manager, which will free up the commissioners to focus on policy matters," Stout said. "Some of the policy issues that the county ought to focus on are economic development, and continued access to low-cost health care."
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James E. Carr, Jr., 74, went home July 6, 2014, in Pueblo, Colo.
He was born February 8, 1940, in Rapid City, S.D. He lived in Philip until graduating from high school.
James was an avid NASCAR fan and avid reader. James would read a variety of novels. He was always happy, had a great smile and a contagious laugh.
Jim is survived by his wife, Deanna; stepchildren, Bryon Mobley, Tammy Bobo, Scott Kemph and Brad Kemph; his sister, Connie Lee; one niece; and two nephews.
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Jerri spent many years working in the banking/finance industry, where her contagious smile and knack for numbers made her a valuable employee.
Philip Eggers, age 40, of Brookings, S.D., died on Monday, July 28, 2014.
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Philip was born on March 31, 1974, in Albert Lea, Minn., to Bud and Peggy (Christie) Eggers. The family later moved to Philip where he grew up and attended school.
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Interior designer Kelly Galvin Robson has a good eye for classic vintage housewares. She collects pieces from flea markets, antique stores, estate sales, and auctions, and sells them on her Etsy shop, High Street Market. Styles tend to be traditional, with a focus on durable materials like porcelain and brass.
Every time we check the selection, we find something new to add to our wish list. Kelly also has a great blog, where you can browse her DIY projects and inspiration files. Sample goods and prices from the High Street Market inventory are shown above and linked below.
• 1 Pair of Porcelain Lamps, $185
• 2 Vintage White Japanese Porcelain Lotus Bowls, $7
• 3 Pair of Vintage Brass Candelabras, $58
• 4 Refurbished Vintage Electric Fan, $58
• 5 Vintage Rectangular Blue Willow Tray, $38
• 6 Ceramic Little Boy Bust, $36
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• 9 Vintage Crochet Tablecloth, Blue Gray, $48
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Her defense attorney argued before the court that a statement made after the murders by Schenecker's neighbor Deanne Patchan, could be prejudicial.
"She asked her what's wrong or how are you, and her comment was that she was going to kill Calyx, she dismissed that she didn't have any further conversation with Ms. Schenecker at that time she just thought it was normal parent frustration," said Jennifer Spradley.
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Hit: This outfit on Ginnifer Goodwin at the People's Choice Awards might be our favourite look from awards season so far! The highlighter pink hue teamed with a strong silhouette is the perfect pairing for a dramatic red carpet outfit. We especially love the sexy lace booties that give this look a little edge. Like her previous neon outfit, this one also gets a perfect 10.
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