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I had a page that I had "hidden" on my site so that only people who knew the page slug could find it. I think I originally had it set up with "no parent" so that would keep it from showing up in the title bar. It's NSFW, so I don't want it accessible too easily. But, I don't want to have to password protect it.
WP 2.11 has this nasty habit of changing my Pages and Posts to "private" when I edit them for any reason. It's quirky - not all the time, just most of the time.
Anyway, I edited this page and once again WP made it "private" without asking my opinion. I no longer have the option to leave it parentless when I change it back to "published." If I change it to "published," it shows up in my header bar.
Did something change from previous versions when I upgraded to 2.11?
Is there another way to have a page that doesn't show up in the menu bar?


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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Robbery | Yankee Classic
It's been 26 years since the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum robbery in March 1990. And while investigators still don't know who pulled off the greatest art theft of the century at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, they have a pretty good idea how they did it.
Excerpt from "The Night They Robbed the Gardner," Yankee Magazine, October 1992.
There were a number of visits to the museum, probably by women. They would use women because women blend in much more easily. Among art museum visitors, women far outnumber men. They could have been sent alone or in pairs. They might even be part of a bus tour group. They bought the guidebooks and rented the audio cassettes for the tape tours and drifted around looking over the galleries that were going to be hit and the paintings that were going to be taken. Meanwhile somebody else was checking out the museum security: What guards are on at night? When do the shifts change? When is the best time to go in? That kind of inside information could have been picked up in casual conversation from someone who had worked at the museum. When they had it all together, they picked the date. A weekend is always a favorite time for criminals and a holiday weekend such as St. Patrick's Day is perfect. –Charles Moore, Massachusetts private investigator who specializes in art thefts.
The time is 2:00 A.M., March 18, 1990. Tires hiss on Fenway Park Drive as a light ram sweeps across Boston. Through the mist streetlamps cast a pale glow upon celebrants from St. Patrick's Day parties as they straggle down Palace Road past the walled gardens and tall windows of the four-story, pale-brick Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Within the darkened structure rain spatters on the skylights of a balconied Venetian courtyard where, amid Greek and Roman sculptures, a spectacular display of flowering yellow jasmine trees, blue cineraria, creamy white lilies, and Chinese-red nasturtiums heralds the approach of another Easter.
Below the courtyard, in a long corridor in the pitch-black basement, two museum guards lie prone on the concrete floor, arms and legs manacled to heating pipes, rendered deaf, mute, and sightless by broad strips of duct tape wound around their heads. In a second-floor gallery several individuals kneel in front of a huge marble fireplace. The burnished red-tile floor is covered with flecks of oil paint and shards of splintered glass as they use knives, hammers, and chisels to strip some of the world's most famous paintings from their gilt frames. It's 3:30 A.M. before the last of the loot is carried out the side door and the gang vanishes. It is the most spectacular art theft of the century and the greatest robbery of modern times.
A wondrous oasis of serenity, charm, and unsurpassed beauty, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is unique among the world's great museums. It is the only private art collection in which the building and the entire collection are the creation of a single individual, an exuberant, flamboyant socialite who shocked, scandalized, and utterly fascinated Victorian Boston. Behind the public facade, however, was an intelligent, complex woman, a warm-hearted friend and generous benefactor to young writers, artists, sculptors, scholars, and musicians.
After numerous visits to the European capitals with her husband, Jack Gardner, a wealthy Boston businessman, she became an avid collector of fine art. "The greatest need in our country was Art," she once wrote. "We were a very young country. There were few opportunities of seeing beautiful works of art. I decided to make it my life's work if I could."
In 1898 Mrs. Gardner bought land on what was then the edge of the muddy, cattailed Fenway swamps of Boston's Back Bay. On New Year's Day 1903, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum officially opened with a concert by the 50-piece Boston Symphony Orchestra. Guests — some of whom had been brought by private train from New York — were overwhelmed by balconies hung with flame-colored lanterns, candlelit galleries, masses of spring flower, and splashing fountains. Since that day the Gardner Museum has drawn art lovers from all over the world.
During its public hours, each of its 25 galleries and cloisters is constantly scrutinized by one or more uniformed guards hovering discreetly in the background. At night the guard staff is reduced, but an elaborate electronic security system maintains an invisible silent vigil. While some guards go back many years, there are also college students who prize the opportunity to work part-time amid such treasures. (A tradition begun by Mrs. Gardner, who preferred Harvard students to Pinkerton men as her museum guards.)
Just before 5:00 P.M. on the evening of March 17, 1990, the booming notes of a Japanese temple gong signaled the closing of the museum. Huge steel doors were bolted, and soon the museum was deserted save for two young guards, a musician and an art student. One of the guards, carrying a flashlight and a portable radio, patrolled the galleries. The other sat behind a watch desk next to the Palace Road service entrance monitoring the security-systems alarms and TV cameras. High on the wall on the outside of the building, a small TV camera continuously scanned Palace Road and the side entrance. On this night Anne Hawley, the museum's recently appointed director was dining on nearby Beacon Street. Hawley was the first director in the Gardner's history who did not dwell in the fourth-floor apartment once occupied by Isabella Stewart Gardner. Although it was after midnight when the dinner party ended, Hawley considered stopping at the museum, but decided instead to return to her suburban home.
At 1:24 A.M. on Sunday morning someone rang the bell at the Palace Road entrance. On the TV monitor the guard at the watch desk saw two men in police uniforms. He pressed the button on an outdoor speaker system and asked, "What's going on?"
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If you're a Facebook user, there's a good chance you access the social network primarily through your mobile device -- and that you're likely friends with your real-life friends, making Facebook Messenger a convenient way to call or message someone. Facebook wants to extend the usefulness of its Messenger service, however, and it'll be doing so by adding a money-sending feature. Such functionality won't be arriving for every user today, but when it does arrive it'll be a simplistic way to send someone cash.


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Journals Criticize FDA Trials
WASHINGTON -- Two leading medical journals found weaknesses in how the Food and Drug Administration approves cardiovascular medical devices, saying some products reached the market based on tests that were inadequate and open to bias.
The studies come as the FDA is facing intense pressure to overhaul the medical-device approval process following several incidents in which the agency acknowledged missteps, including the case of a knee device that was approved a year ago under political pressure.
Jeffrey Shuren, acting director of the FDA's device division, acknowledged weaknesses in clinical trials used to approve some cardiovascular devices. One of the studies was co-authored by an FDA scientist. Dr. Shuren said the FDA has begun toughening standards for device approvals and intends to do more.
Dr. Shuren said he wanted companies to work closely with the FDA in setting specific goals for their studies, which hasn't always been the case. "We want to be clear to manufacturers about what is expected of them," he said.
One of the articles, published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association, or JAMA, says many cardiovascular devices are approved based on a single study; most drugs go through several layers of testing.
Many heart devices are implanted in patients and are essential to keeping them alive. They are subject to the FDA's most stringent review process, but the JAMA study said the standards are still weaker than those used for drugs.
"The bar for evidence of benefit should be higher for devices because they are implanted and cannot simply be discontinued, as drugs can," the researchers said in the JAMA paper.
The other study, published in the American Journal of Therapeutics, included as an author a medical reviewer in the FDA's cardiovascular device division. The authors concluded that studies submitted to get a cardiovascular device approved "frequently lack important details" such as information about the people used in research.
The researchers for both articles looked at about 80 cardiovascular devices that were approved from 2000 through 2007. The JAMA article, by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, was based on publicly available FDA summaries of the safety and effectiveness of the devices.
William Maisel of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, who participated in the American Journal of Therapeutics study, said the unreliability of the data "is why we have been pushing the FDA to raise its clinical trial standards for medical devices."
Janet Trunzo, an executive vice president at AdvaMed, the device industry's main advocacy group, said the FDA spends 1,200 hours reviewing each device application, and companies submit myriad data to the FDA to get a device approved.
Ms. Trunzo also noted that the authors of the JAMA study didn't have access to all of the data companies submitted to get devices approved.
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Gov. Hickenlooper Vetoes Red Light Camera BanGov. John Hickenlooper has vetoed a bill that would have created a statewide ban on red light cameras-- again.
Paid Sick Leave Bill Dies At State Capitol For 3rd Straight YearA bill at the Colorado state Capitol is pushing for one hour of earned sick leave for every 30 hours worked.
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Mike Coffman's Democratic Challenger Morgan Carroll Touts Governor's BackingColorado's Democratic governor has endorsed the Democratic challenger in the state's most competitive congressional race.
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Inspired, as he was throughout his life, by an intense curiosity about human experience, he had attempted a crossing of the 3,600 miles of the Sahara Desert from the Atlantic to the Nile, accompanied only by camels and one guide. Much went awry: a camel rolled on the sextant, the guide lost supplies and life-saving water was only found by following the tracks of nomads. But nevertheless he covered 2,000 miles of his original quest and the result was the best-selling book The Fearful Void (1974).
Geoffrey Moorhouse was born in Bolton on November 29 1931 and educated at Bury Grammar School. His desire to write took him into journalism, initially as a Bolton Evening News reporter and then briefly at the News Chronicle.
Following his National Service in the Royal Navy, which fostered his urge to travel, he journeyed to New Zealand in 1954, posting back dispatches to the Bolton paper while working full time for the Grey River Argus. In New Zealand he met and married his first wife, Janet Marion Murray, with whom he was to have four children. They returned together to England where he joined the Manchester Guardian, working alongside John Rowe Townsend as a sub-editor and taking a keen interest in the niceties of typography and page-design. In 1958 he joined Brian Redhead in setting-up the Guardian features department, graduating from there to become the paper's chief features writer under John Rosselli, who he said, "transformed my life when my career was going nowhere".
This appointment made demands on his versatility which he relished. At one moment he might be covering a story on the Second Vatican Council and at another the Prague Spring, often again finding himself travelling the world, which he always loved. Having been fired by the breadth of subjects he covered, he managed to write his first full book while still holding down a staff job – rising at 3am and writing before he went in to the paper.
This book was Britain in the Sixties: The Other England (1964). Importantly, it paid attention (as one might expect from a Manchester journalist) to provincial affairs and to the realities of life as encountered by "ordinary folk". It claimed that there was no north-south divide but rather a "golden circle" of prosperity encompassing the Home Counties.
Moorhouse's profound affection for the everyday was to be one of the most engaging elements in his very varied work and was to result in books for which there is no immediate parallel. This is immediately evident in what was his next book, written while still in journalistic harness: Against All Reason (1969), an acclaimed and intense study of what makes the "religious" take holy orders.
In 1970 he dauntlessly resigned from The Guardian to become a full-time author, devoting himself, through a tally of some 29 books, to any subject which engaged his passions. There was cricket, as seen in The Best Loved Game (1979), and Lord's (1983). There was Rugby League, about which he wrote the classic At the George (1989), a book which evinces his loyalty to the North of England and which would lead to Hell's Foundations of 1992.
This moving study of the deep scars conflicts leave in small communities, like his native Bury, was inspired by the fallout from the Falklands War and by memories of his maternal grandfather, who had served nine months on the of Gallipoli peninsula.
His joint passions for northern England and for Christianity were later to inspire The Pilgrimage of Grace (2003) a epic story of religious schism and Machiavellian Tudor politics, which was followed by Great Harry's Navy (2006) and The Last Office (2009), which used records from Durham Priory to observe the Dissolution of the monasteries and the birth of the Church of England.
In 1982, after the death of his youngest daughter Brigie, he returned from London to his beloved North and settled down in Upper Wensleydale with another formerly expatriate northerner, Marilyn Edwards, who eventually became the third Mrs Moorhouse.
If the character of English life was a continuing theme, it was startlingly counterpointed by the diverse array of his travel books – where "travel" was not confined to those adventures, such as the Sahara book, which were deeply influenced by the work of his favourite writer, Wilfred Thesiger. To the Frontier, which required him to spend three months incommunicado in the turbulent Khyber region (to the frenzy of his wife), was perhaps the most acclaimed of all of them, winning the 1984 Thomas Cook Travel Book Award. In it he recalled being woken one night by the din of traffic which proved to be the Russians withdrawing from Afghanistan.
For Moorhouse, though, travel writing could also include journeyings into the microcosm of life in great cities, as in Calcutta (1971), San Francisco (1979) and Imperial City: The rise and rise of New York (1989). It could even include ventures into the human psyche, as seen in The Missionaries (1973) and Om: An Indian Pilgrimage (1993).
In all this work there was never any sign of pots being boiled. Moorhouse did not so much choose his subjects as find himself chosen by them, each demanding from him a rigorous intensity of research which was then transformed into graceful and absorbing prose. It was a matter of pride to him that he did not and could not carry any authorial label, or be fitted into any commercial pigeonhole, and whatever loss that carried in terms of a recognisable popularity was counterbalanced for him through the recognition of his peers.
He was elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 1982 and (precious to one who long regretted having had no academic career) awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from the University of Warwick in 2006.
Geoffrey Moorhouse's early book on the Church, followed by Against All Reason, bear witness to his long devotion to Anglicanism as a regular communicant up to his death. But as a driven writer he could hardly avoid having a rather wayward personal life, being three times married and three times divorced. He is survived by three children and by his partner, Susan Bassnett.


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School Violence Data Under a Cloud in Houston
Published: November 7, 2003
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In Houston's discipline and crime reporting system, principals are responsible for entering incidents of beating, rape, arson and all manner of other offenses into district computers that relay the data to Austin in annual reports called Student Disciplinary Action Summaries.
Billy G. Jacobs, senior director for safe schools at the Texas Education Agency, said the state had never conducted a full audit of the Houston system. But two years ago, Mr. Jacobs said, he discovered reporting irregularities here, after a state lawmaker mentioned in legislative testimony that in one academic year, about 2,000 Houston students had been removed from their schools and placed in alternative disciplinary schools.
''That number didn't sound right,'' Mr. Jacobs said.
After a check, he said, he found that although 2,000 students had in fact been moved into alternative schools, the district had reported only about 200. One result was that some 1,800 serious school crimes had gone unreported to Austin, he said.
Houston officials attributed that discrepancy to computer problems, Mr. Jacobs said, and their most recent crime and discipline reports have arrived with few obvious errors.
But he expressed surprise at the 2,330 assaults reported by the Houston district's police that have not been reported in the district's own accounting to Austin.
''That's a very large discrepancy,'' Mr. Jacobs said.
In an interview at district headquarters, Mr. Abbott, along with Kaye DeWalt, the district's lawyer, and several other senior school officials, said there were valid reasons to explain the discrepancy. Off-campus crimes as well as those committed by school intruders would be reported by the school police but not by principals in their filings, the officials said, since the district is obligated to account only for on-campus crimes committed by students. In addition, principals may properly report as lesser offenses some attacks that the police describe as assaults, the officials said.
Hoping to examine why the campus police had reported four times as many assaults as the district had, The New York Times filed a request under the Texas Open Records Act in an effort to obtain crime incident reports filed by the police at six schools from 1999 to 2001.
Lawyers for the district responded by petitioning the Texas attorney general to block access to all the requested documents, arguing that to release them would compromise student privacy and interfere with ''the detection, investigation or prosecution of crime.'' The attorney general's decision is pending.
But in response to a similar open-records request filed in 2002 by a former teacher who had sued a colleague for assault, the district released to her the police incident reports for one school, Holland Middle.
In those records, the district police documented 13 on-campus assaults by students against schoolmates from August 1999 to June 2002. A typical report, dated Sept. 3, 1999, reads, ''Listed suspect allegedly hit the complainant in his right eye with a closed fist, causing his eye to swell.'' Seven of the 13 incidents were minor, but seven caused injuries, and at least eight students were arrested. Still, the district's three end-of-year Student Disciplinary Action Summaries for the period reported zero assaults on students at Holland Middle School.
The school's principal, Adele L. Rogers, was asked if she reported crimes committed in her building.
''I'm not supposed to answer any questions,'' Ms. Rogers said, referring a reporter to Mr. Abbott.
Mr. Abbott said in an e-mail message that because the records for the school were unavailable, he was unable to answer questions about it. But he warned against making ''the serious mistake of assuming that the alleged Holland Middle School incidents were not properly reported.''
Ina Watson, who was a teacher at Holland Middle School for 18 years until her retirement in 2001, said in an interview that Ms. Rogers had discouraged the school's staff from reporting campus crimes.
''She didn't want anybody to write anything up, because it would make the school look bad,'' Ms. Watson said.
Robert Kimball, an assistant principal in the district who was demoted after disclosing irregularities in dropout reporting earlier this year, served at a different middle school, Welch, in the 1999-2000 school year. There, he and several parents said, chaos prevailed.
''There were always cops there, reports of violence, kids slugging the teachers,'' said Dorothy Lister, a real estate office manager whose son Joshua was a seventh-grade special education student at Welch that year. In March 2000, a bully punched Joshua and used a pencil to stab him. Mr. Kimball said the bully had been suspended for three days, and Ms. Lister confirmed that.
Why the assault did not appear on the year's Student Disciplinary Action Summary from Welch School, however, remains a mystery. Mr. Kimball said that he had reported the suspension and the assault that caused it on a paper document. Mr. Abbott said, ''We have found no record at Welch that indicates Kimball ever filed'' the assault report.
Gayle Fallon, president of the Houston Federation of Teachers, said, ''I can guarantee you that there is a lot of underreporting'' of school crimes in Houston.
''Principals are very prone not to report crimes, not if they can avoid it,'' Ms. Fallon said in an interview.
The problem is at its worst each fall before Oct. 30, she said, when Texas authorities count students at each school to allocate per capita financing. In the weeks before this ''snapshot day,'' principals are especially reluctant to expel bullies and report their offenses, she said, because the loss of one student can cost the school thousands of dollars.
''A student would damn near have to kill somebody,'' Ms. Fallon said, ''to be expelled before that snapshot date.''
Photo: Joshua Lister, shown with his mother, Dorothy, is a special-education student who was assaulted three years ago by a bully at a Houston school, an attack never reported to the state as the law apparently requires. (Photo by Michael Stravato for The New York Times)(pg. A24) Chart: ''DISCREPANCY: Assault Numbers In Houston Schools'' Assaults reported by the Houston school district and the police who patrol the schools. Graph tracks number of assaults reported by the Houston school district and the police since 1999. (Sources by Houston Independent School District; Houston Independent School District Police)(pg. A24)


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Definición de saturnine en inglés:
- Perrault's 'Bluebeard' is the story of a rich, middle-aged gentleman, named for his swarthy chin and saturnine manner, who marries a young woman.
- A brusque, saturnine figure, Wilbur has attempted suicide by every possible means but has yet to succeed.
- Then she simply stays in bed all the following day, drinking tea, eating chocolates and reading about strong-jawed, saturnine heroes and almond-eyed heiresses disguised as pageboys.
- The smile has returned to Craig's saturnine features.
- Dark and saturnine, he is a strong screen presence with natural brooding ability, and he holds things steady when a last-ditch attempt to end on a thrill causes the film to falter.
- He was a bright boy from Yorkshire with a dark and saturnine look and laconic manner, and he was already writing strong verse.
Late Middle English (as a term in astrology): from Old French saturnin, from medieval Latin Saturninus 'of Saturn' (identified with lead by the alchemists and associated with slowness and gloom by astrologers).
In medieval astrology the planet Saturn represented lead, and those born under its influence could expect to be gloomy, sluggish, and cold. Belief in planetary influence may no longer be scientific, but the description saturnine lives on. The planet takes its name from the Roman god Saturn, the equivalent of Greek Cronus or Kronos, who had been the supreme god until Zeus dethroned him. Saturday (Old English) was 'the day of Saturn' in Roman times. Satire (early 16th century) has no connection with Saturn, nor with satyrs. It comes from Latin satura 'poetic medley' later used in the modern sense, while where the Greeks got the term for the goatish satyrs (Late Middle English) is not known. See also jovial
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I was assuming the subquery route would perform better, but I also see not all versions of MySQL supports e.g. LIMIT in sub-queries - which, purely rhetorically of course, I might want/need to use.


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Descended From the Stars, Part 3Wednesday, July 20th, 2016
When I left on in my last post about this quilt, I had shared the dyeing process and the stones and lettering. Next, I fused trees in the four seasons into the corners. I distorted the shape so the tree canopy served as a frame. I had thought initially I might need an inner border, perhaps couched yarn or stitching of some sort, but the shape of the tree worked so well I didn't need anything extra. As I did with the stones, I cut out leaves, LOTS of leaves, separating the colors into the ice cube tray so I could place them carefully.
I did the stitching around the stones and on the trees, including the leaves, at the top stage with stabilizer underneath. (See my post here to learn more about my current article for Machine Quilting Unlimited on the Fourth Layer–stabilizer– for densely thread painted quilts.) I removed the stabilizer everywhere except for under the center because I knew I would want to quilt that area more densely than the rest of the quilt.
Then, I had to decide what threads to use in the dark areas. My sewing tables (two back to back) are each 24 inches, so I have a nice, HUGE flat surface to support the quilt as I work.
With all the manipulation, I realized that some of the ink had rubbed off, despite being REALLY careful to heat set it according to directions. I wrote immediately to friends Judy Coates Perez and Susan Brubaker Knapp to seek guidance. Judy had only used the regular colors, not the metallics. And Susan had an article in the just-out issue of Quilting Arts about lettering, including these inks! She too discovered that the metallics seem to "shed" a bit.
After re-inking and heat setting, I tested on my scrap cloth several products to seal the ink including GAC 900 (a textile medium that one adds to paint), a UV Coating, matte gel medium, and Krylon Spray Fixative which says it is acid-free, archival and safe on fabric. Only the Krylon didn't leave tell-tale signs that it had been used. So I carefully masked off the rest of the quilt, leaving only the lettering area exposed and sprayed the Krylon on it (stinky!) in hopes that will help prevent the mica flakes in the gold ink from coming off.
I was nearly done, except that I didn't really care for the multiple layers of thread I had used stitching the sun. Picking it out did NOT appeal to me. So I trekked down to Clementine fabrics in Rockland and bought some perle cotton in the right color.
At last, it was nearly DONE! Time for facings, sleeve and label.
And I couldn't resist the temptation to place a moon behind the sun as my label. One more time with the dip pen!
This quilt will be for sale–another reason I opted to not include a lot of personal details in the quilt. As I said before, I am happy!


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1. Price of Arikace per year: $24,000
2. Users: 24,000
3. Annual revenue: $576M
4. 6x multiple: $3.45B
6. PPS: $93/share - no discount, but you get the point.
Assuming it's a realistic expectation that 24,000 patients will be using Arikace four years from now, his valuation of $93 would equate to a current valuation of $29 a share if a conservative 25% is deducted for each intervening year.
The Arikace pricing anticipated by Wedbush - $39,000 a year - would convert that $29 to a current valuation of $48 a share.
Furthermore, I suspect most investors are aware of the size of the CF and NTM patient populations - and I'd be surprised if most investors wouldn't privately consider 24,000 to be on the low side.
Apply an additional discount to reflect your personal opinion of the likelihood that Arikace will FAIL to be approved for CF and/or NTM - and adjust the result to reflect your personal expectation of Arikace use four years from now - and the penny might drop with you as to why I'm so annoyed at the BOD selling shares for $4.07 and $9.776.
"- no discount, but you get the point."
and no future dilutions factored in either. or do you think the transave VCs have finished transferring ownership to themselves? You numbnuts. You still overlook the 10:1 reverse split (which you applauded) to which was NOT applied to the 500M authorized shares. So there are 463M more shares to come, instead of 13M. Now divide the $10bn into 500M and what will you get?
"Now divide the $10bn into 500M and what will you get?"
Hopefully I'd get treatment for my paranoia long before I seriously entertained that possibility.
They will be acquired way before any serious dilution. You see dilution....I see investing to protect the pipeline. Did you ever run a pharma? Think not.
How do you get 463M....would that not be 50M? Not sure I get this....(not unusual for me though)


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Fu Ku: Good view..interesting name
This restaurant is at the northernmost part of the houhai lake. The restaurant is plain-ish inside but in the summer the view of the lake - especially at night - is the real highlight. It's dreamy.
Favorite Dish: The food has all of the Sichuan spicy classics. I liked the mapo tofu, the baby bok choy and mushrooms, the twice cooked pork and of course copious amounts of rice to temper the spice.
Address: Denei Dajie, Xi Cheng
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Fuku Restaurant: Sunshine Salad
I think it is a nice place where deserve to visit. It locate at bank of Hou lake. The environment is quiet and beautiful. The restaurant is not big. The decoration is mixed folk and traditional style. In addition, I heard of that many dishes was designed by their boss. In another words, the taste is only in Fuku Restaurant. Accturally, I think the cook is nice. Beside traditional Chinese food, there are also supply Western-style food what also cooked in secret recipe.
Favorite Dish: Sunshine salad is my favorite dish. Although salad is nomal, but the sunshine salad really taste good. In addition, curry beef and fish, even the toufu are cooked nice.
Address: Denei Dajie, Xi Cheng
Directions: It's on Houhai Lake's north west side.
Phone: 6403 7311
Fuku Restaurant: Great fresh salads !
After a few months living in China, you would like to eat something light and fresh such as salads you can find in western countries.
We were first attracted to this restaurant because my friends and I biked past it one afternoon. It was still in construction and later, we found out that it was a chinese restaurant. At that time, we thought that there were no chinese restaurants around the Houhai area that is why we decided to try it out. But after a few more bike rides and walks, we discovered quite a few !
The ambience and decoration in this restaurant quite clash with the surrounding : indeed, the neighborhood is old and authentic while this restaurant is modern yet simple. But this is not true anymore as a lot of trendy and classy restaurant/bar have opened up around the area.
Favorite Dish: I really like their salad here, especially the Garden House Salad. I know it sounds weird to eat western salads in a chinese restaurant.
Their salad is huge, order one and share it with 3/4 people, as a starter. The salad is nice and it feels really good to eat fresh vegetables here !
Their egg fried rice is really good too.
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4 Words You've Prolly Never Said - I Love Michael Bolton
So I can't remember what sparked the topic of Michael Bolton in the studio this morning, but during the conversation Coe said something to the effect of "Ugh, Michael Bolton.."......oh wait I remember!
Coe found an article that read "Celebrating the Catalogue of Michael Bolton" and she said "Ugh, who would ever celebrate anything from Michael Bolton!"
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Pasta with Chicken, Cream and Mushroom Sauce
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|3 (Part Boned)
|1 Small, quartered
|1 , chopped roughly
|Bouquet garni
|Black peppercorns
|3 (A Few)
|1⁄2 Pint (300 Milliliter)
|Dry sherry
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Ounce (50 Grams)
|Button mushrooms
|8 Ounce, thinly sliced (250 Grams)
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Chopped fresh rosemary
|1 Teaspoon
|Extra virgin olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Dried pasta
|12 Ounce (Farfalle, Penne Or Fusilli, 375 Grams)
|Plain flour
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Double cream
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter)
|Fresh rosemary
|2 Tablespoon (For Garnish)
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1) In a saucepan, combine the chicken with the carrot, onions, bouquet garni and peppercorns.
2) Pour the water and sherry, if desired. Allow to boil, then cover and poach the chicken on a low heat for 20 minutes until just tender.
3) In another saucepan, add the mushrooms, garlic, rosemary, salt and pepper to taste in the melted butter and saute over a medium heat, stirring ocasionally for 5 minutes.
4) Turn off the heat and remove the mushrooms in a bowl with a slotted spoon.
5) In a large saucepan, allow the water to boil, mix in the oil and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Add and boil the pasta, uncovered, over a medium heat for 10 minutes, or as per the instructions on the packet.
6) Remove the chicken, strain and reserve the poaching liquid. Slice the chicken into strips, discard the bones and skin.
7) Heat the mushroom cooking liquid, sprinkle the flour, stir and cook for 1-2 minutes. Then gradually beat in the chicken poaching liquid.
8) Stir and allow to boil, reduce the heat and stir in the chicken, cream, mushrooms and seasoning. Simmer over a medium heat, stir occasionally and cook for 5 minutes until the liquid is thickened.
9) Drain the pasta and remove in a serving bowl, then pour over the sauce and toss to mix well.
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Where did you get the background designs at?
Where did you get the background? all the Green, Orange, Blue, and purple?
I got the ¡Uno! ¡Dos! ¡Tré! ones from Florence on Green Day Community and recolored the ¡Quatro! one myself
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The Mountain View Football coaches have over 50 years of HS coaching experience, and over 30 years of head coaching experience. Head Coach Lou Sorrentino has 2 VHSL State championships to his name, and among the assistants, there are 4 former varsity head coaches, and a former player in the NFL. Get to know the MVHS Football Coaches!
Lou Sorrentino, Head Football Coach
Lou Sorrentino took over at MVHS in the fall of 2010 after being the head coach at Hylton, Culpeper and George Mason High Schools. Since his arrival at Mountain View, the Wildcats have made the VHSL Regional playoffs every season and scored their first playoff victory in school history. Coach Sorrentino has won two VHSL State Championships as a head coach.
John Robinette, Defensive Coordinator
John Robinette came to Mountain View in the fall of 2010, after being the head coach at Freedom High School in Woodbridge, VA. Since his arrival at Mountain View, the Wildcats have been represented by 6 different offensive linemen on the All-District team, and led the Commonwealth District in total offense and scoring in the 2012 season. John took the reigns as the Offensive Coordinator in the fall of 2013. Entering the 2015 Campaign, John moved to the Defensive side of the ball, filling the void left by retiring Defensive Coordinator Randy Bove.
George Coghill, Defensive Backs
George Coghill joined the Wildcats coaching staff in 2012 after a playing career that included All-State honors at James Monroe HS in Fredericksburg. At Wake Forest University, he was All-ACC two years in a row and a third-Team All-American in 1992. He won a pair of Super Bowl rings as a safety with the Denver Bronocs. He returned to Fredericksburg to coach at his alma mater for 5 seasons before taking a coaching job at Lake Brantley High school in Florida. He is currently in his fourth season coaching the wide receivers and kick returners at MVHS.
Bill Riddle, Defensive Line
Bill Riddle will start his 10th season at MVHS, the first seven coaching the Freshmen team. 2013 will be his second season as the full-time defensive line coach. Prior to coaching at Mountain View, Bill coached in the Stafford County Youth leagues for 10 seasons.
Todd Campbell- Running Backs
Coach Campbell joined the Wildcats staff in the fall of 2013 after being the Head Coach at Riverbend High School prior. Todd and Coach Sorrentino have a history together, as Todd was the Offensive Coordinator for both of Coach Sorrentino's state championship teams at both Culpeper and Hylton High Schools.
Jody White, Linebackers Coach
Coach White joined the Wildcats Staff as a JV defensive coach in the fall of 2013, and was promoted to full-time Varsity Linebackers coach in the fall of 2014. Jody, a former Marine, brings the toughness of the USMC to the position, as well as his playing experience at the University of Cincinnati.
Dan Ruppert, Offensive Line
Dan Ruppert returns in the 2015 campaign with a new role as the offensive line coach for the Wildcats. Dan has coached at MVHS since the schools opening and has recently made the switch from the perimeter players and quarterbacks to the big guys up front.


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2005 Cadillac Escalade ESV SUV Platinum Edition AWD 4dr SUV (6.0L 8cyl 4A)
I bought my escalade since I had to trade in my 2003 avalanche since the rear end locked up and the front hubs were shot. So I bought another full sized Chevy SUV. At first I was very happy! The truck performs above and beyond! Looks hotter than any other truck out there. The bad. Had to replace the transfer case at 65,000 miles, tire sensor at 60k, a $350 shock at 72,000 miles while doing xcountry road trip, heated and cooled seats went up front, brake caliper seizes up! Cup holder doors wouldn't close, had to call Cadillac since it was on back order. Steering makes noise in front. Navi gets confused sometimes. No factory cross members! Seriously on a platinum edition
HP! Not too shabby mpg for the size and engine. Took it to fl. Got 18.5 around town 14.5. Took it across country NY -nv. Pulling two jet skis and gear, still got 14.5 mpg. Thought tranny works weird with Cruise on! Love the acceleration and handling! Very good customer service with Cadillac!
little more quality for a $72,000 dollar suv. thinking this might be my last gm suv with all the ridiculous repairs.. would STRONGLY look at a ford expedition el! look at a better powertrain for awd. do like the rear locking differential
We have had our Escalade ESV Platinum Edition for almost two years now. Overall I have loved it. It is powerful, safe, and comfortible. The features of the Platinum Edition are top notch, but I do believe for the price point some features are missing such as adaptive cruise control, night vision, rain sensing wipers, massaging front seats, parking sensors in the front, and a heated third row. All are availible on other Cadillacs why not the Platinum? As for the cooled seats, what a great innovation! However, the driver's seat one doesn't seem to work (I will have the dealer look at it soon) but in the backseats they work especially well it is almost like heaven. I would buy another one (maybe the new 2007's).
The heated and cooled seats (two rows), heated and cooled cupholders, DVD players, and comfort.
Redesign the front cupholders, some drinks do not fit, the cool seats could get colder, the navigation system will not let you put in adresses while moving, the rear DVD needs to play two movies on the two screens, the 3rd row DVD screen is too close to 3rd row seat, and my truck has squeaks and rattles at only 24,000 miles.
This Cadillac Escalade ESV is stylish and fun to drive. It also makes an appearance when you pull up in one going to a party or meeting. However, just wait a couple months and you can get the completely redisigned Escalade with better options and real leather and wood. That's right, the leather in the 2006 Escalade is cheap compared to the 2007 model which will be available soon.
There is not enough space for me to to describe how really great and wonderful my 2005 Cadillac Escalade ESV is. I love it! Mine is fully loaded with everything you can imagine, from dual DVD screens to heated and cooled seats and cup holders with special stainless travel mugs designed to keep your beverage hot or cold for hours. Its ton of room and comfort make this vehicle my favorite ride of all time! Think you have low tire pressure? Just push a button and check it from the inside of your car. This is a great feature since I hate doing it manually. The Bose stereo system sounds as if you have surrond sound, and the touch screen programming is awesome.
Make it have better gas mileage....the Ameican dream. But if you worry that much about the price of gas, a larger vehicle is probably not a wise choice. It's a trade off but I would not compromise the comfort, beauty and features of this vehicle!
I absolutely love my Cadillac Escalade. The only two things I would change is make the windshield taller (my Expedition had a bigger windshield) - it is hard to see when you have the visor down. I wish Cadillac would have the keyless entry pad on the door like my Fords did. This makes life much easier. Other than that - I love it!
I love everything about this truck! It rides beautifully - it's comfortable to drive and ride in. The kids love the 2 DVD screens. I have plenty of room in the back for strollers and groceries.
Bigger windshield and keyless entry pad on door.
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Daniel Sorensen is a graduate student at the UW School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, working in the lab of UW Botanic Gardens Director, Sarah Reichard, and researching the risk of invasion across Washington and Oregon of 2 two closely related grasses in the genus Cortaderia – pampas grass and jubata grass. Daniel works as the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Sustainability Coordinator for UW Grounds Management, and in that role he helps manage invasive species in the Union Bay Natural Area along with UW Botanic Gardens staff. He is also a student member of the Arboretum Botanic Garden Committee.
Daniel grew up on Long Island in NY, close to the ocean and the salt marshes along the south shore. Family vacations–swimming, hiking and getting lost in the woods of Northern Vermont–sowed Daniel's love for plants and nature. Daniel earned a BS from the State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, in Syracuse NY. He also worked in several states doing ecological restoration, natural resources management, and invasive plant management.
Starting a master's program at the UW is what ultimately brought Daniel to Seattle, although he had longed to live in the Pacific Northwest. He enjoys exploring Seattle neighborhoods by bicycle, hiking and camping the in the Cascades and Olympics, and going to antique/thrift stores to find vintage Pyrex for his collection. He also enjoys gardening, growing his own food, canning and being surrounded by plants inside his home.
Daniel's favorite classes are Plant Ecophysiology and Landscape Plant Recognition. Plant Ecophysiology makes connections between the internal working of the plant with external influences in the landscape; it taught him how to ask research questions and set up experiments to answer those questions. Landscape Plant Recognition was a race to memorize the scientific names and identify over 250 plants in one quarter.
Daniel now gives talks and workshops for the UW Botanic Gardens Adult Education Program.
Although Daniel is often busy with classes and work on campus, he often bikes over to the Center for Urban Horticulture for a class or just to spend time in Elisabeth C. Miller Library where he loves "being surrounded by the community of professional staff, faculty, students, and volunteers on campus and UW Botanic Gardens."
Daniel also loves to visit the Washington Park Arboretum to "get lost under the trees" of the Woodland Gardens, or go paddling in the marshes at the Union Bay Natural Area.
No one plant can be considered Daniel's favorite, this changes seasonally and sometimes daily. With that said, one his favorite plants from his time in the northeast is Northern spice bush- Lindera benzoin– this small understory shrub has a delightful smell found in the leaves, stems, and fruit (hence its common name) but its small yellow blooms are the reason it is his favorite northeast plant. These small blooms are one of the first bit of color to in early spring and a dense stand of spicebush can glow strong against the drab brown and gray backdrop of the deciduous woodlands in the Northeast. "When I would see the spice bush in flower," he says in glee, "I knew winter was definitely over!"


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Sharron Angle Tells Hispanic Students That They Might Be Asian
She thinks she might even be Asian?
When Nevada Senate candidate Sharron Angle dropped by the Rancho High School Hispanic Student Union in Las Vegas on Friday, she was asked about an ad she aired which, in criticizing Harry Reid on immigration, included a photo of three allegedly menacing-looking Hispanics. But Angle posited that maybe the men in the photo weren't even Hispanic at all. "You know, I don't know that all of you are Latino," she told them, the students in the Hispanic Student Union. "Some of you look a little more Asian to me. I don't know that." To make it clear just how hard it can be to tell who is Latino and who is Asian and who is white, Angle added, "I've been called the first Asian legislator in our Nevada State Assembly." Really? She was? No. A spokesman later explained that Angle said that because "a reporter thought she looked Asian." And so Sharron Angle continues to confound us nearly every time she says anything.
Angle to Hispanic children: "Some of you look a little more Asian to me" [Ralston's Flash/Las Vegas Sun]


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Stun gun critics seek statewide standardsJune 27,2013The Associated Press
MONTPELIER — Advocates for people with disabilities say Vermont has failed to come up with a statewide policy and training on police use of stun guns in the more than a year after a 39-year-old Thetford man was killed by one.
Representatives of Vermont Legal Aid and the American Civil Liberties Union joined three lawmakers in speaking out on the issue at the Statehouse a year and a week after Macadam Mason's death.
Mason, who had epilepsy and a psychiatric disability, died after being hit in the chest by a Taser used by State Police Senior Trooper David Shaffer, whom Attorney General William Sorrell later cleared of any wrong doing.
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The Coffee County Arts Alliance played host to the 36th annual Piney Woods Arts Festival this weekend.
The festival was held at Enterprise State Community College.
It featured the work of more than 100 artists; many of them from right here in the wiregrass.
The festival is the final event the arts alliance hosts for the year.
Organizers say it's a good way to spend the afternoon with family and friends.
We have a little bit of everything, we have paintings, we have gourd paintings, crafts, wood-working, jewelry, clothing, just about everything," said Suzanne Sawyer, President of the Coffee Co. Arts Alliance.


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Forums → Games → Your favorite 5 games on any console or pc
my top 5 are,
5. resident evil 4
4. Call of Duty MW3
3. Battlefield 3
2. Gears of war 3
1. Skyrim
My top five would have to be:
4.Luigi's Mansion
2.Super Mario Sunshine
1.Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
lets see:
5 golden sun/mother/starfox (sorry i just cant choose)
4 final fantasy
3 the legend of zelda
2 pokemon mystery dungeon
1 kingdom hearts.
id rather not to choose specific games out of the series but i had to i guess it would have been something like:
5 golden sun/mother 3/ starfox adventures
4 final fantasy 10
3 the legend of zelda oracle of ages OR the minish cap
2 pokemon mystery dungeon explorers of the sky
1 kingdom hearts
5.Starcraft 2
2.Cod mw3
5. counetr stike
4.any battlefield
3.strike force heroes
2.any mgs
1.doom 3
5. NBA 2k11
4. Call of Duty: Black Ops
3. Mario Kart (classic)
2. Saint's Row the Third
1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
5. Nox
4. Diablo 2
3. Silver
2. Max Payne
1. Baldur's Gate
Old but gold.
My top 5 are:
5. Black Ops
4. Halo Anniversary
3. Halo Reach
1. Minecraft!
5. World of Tanks (PC downloadable free game)
4. Age of Mythology (PC)
3. Halo Reach (XBOX 360)
2. TimeSplitters 2 (PS2)
1. Heroes of Might and Magic 3 (PC)
A nice variety, the reason I have three PC games was because the AOM and Heroes are jems from my childhood.
5. Call of Duty World at War
4. Super Mario World
3. Mario Kart Double Dash
2. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon (Darkness)
1. Zelda Twilight Princess
I've put probably 1500 hours on these five titles. Maybe more.
Halo reach,gears of war (all of them!!) and fifa for xbox.
Temple run and fruit ninja for ipod.
5. Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4
4. Metroid Prime II
2. Mario Kart Double Dash
1. Super Smash Bros Melee!
Yeah... I'm old skool... sort of.
I'm gonna have to go with:
1. Halo (all of them)
2. Call of duty 1 odly enough
3. Fate: Undiscovered realms
4. Plants vs. zombies
5. wake up the box
1. Grand Thief Auto IV & V
2. God of War III
3. Call of Duty - Modern Warfare series
4. Starcraft II
5. Crysis 2
5.Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3
4.Mine craft
2.Halo Series
1.Battlefield 3
5. ALLods Online (pc)
4. Wolf Team (pc)
3. Warcraft 2 (pc)
2. Warcraft 3 (pc)
1. Starcraft 2 (pc)
Really love Strategy games
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GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL offers a new wall-mounted dust collector with canister filter, model G0785. It features a 1-hp, single-phase motor, 1-micron canister filter with a built-in hand-crank cleaning brush and 10" cast aluminum radial fin impeller.
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National Security Reviews of Foreign Acquisitions of U.S. Companies Could Be Improved
GAO-07-661T: Published: Mar 23, 2007. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2007.
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The Exon-Florio amendment to the Defense Production Act of 1950, enacted in 1988, authorized the President to suspend or prohibit foreign acquisitions of U.S. companies that pose a threat to national security. The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States--chaired by the Department of Treasury with 11 other members, including the Departments of Commerce, Defense, and Homeland Security--implements Exon-Florio through a four-step review process: (1) voluntary notice by the companies of pending or completed acquisitions; (2) a 30-day review to determine whether the acquisition could pose a threat to national security; (3) a 45-day investigation period to determine whether concerns require possible action by the President; and (4) a presidential decision to permit, suspend, or prohibit the acquisition. Over the past decade, GAO has conducted several reviews of the Committee's process and has found areas where improvements were needed. GAO's most recent work, conducted in 2005, indicated concerns remained.
Exon-Florio reviews are meant to serve as a safety net when other laws may be inadequate to protect national security. GAO found that several aspects of the review process may have weakened the law's effectiveness. First, member disagreement about what defines a threat to national security may have limited the Committee's analyses. Some argued that reviews should be limited to concerns about export-controlled technologies or items, classified contracts, or specific derogatory intelligence concerning the company. Others argued for a broader scope, one that considers potential threats to U.S. critical infrastructure, defense supply, and technology superiority. Committee members also differed on the criteria that should be used to determine when an investigation is warranted. Some applied essentially the criteria in the law for a presidential decision--that is, there is credible evidence that the foreign controlling interest may take action that threatens national security and that no other laws other than the International Emergency Economic Powers Act are adequate to protect national security. Others argued that these criteria are inappropriate because the purpose of an investigation is to determine if credible evidence of a threat exists. While most cases can be completed within the 30-day review period, complex acquisitions may require more time. Concerned that an investigation could discourage foreign investment, the Committee allowed companies to withdraw notifications rather than proceed to investigation. While this practice can provide additional review time without chilling foreign investment, it may also heighten the risk to national security in transactions where there are concerns and the acquisition has been completed or is likely to be completed during the withdrawal period. Finally, because few cases are investigated, few require a presidential decision, giving Congress little insight into the Committee's process.
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Defense Headquarters:Geographic Combatant Commands Rely on Subordinate Commands for Mission Management and ExecutionGAO-16-652R: Published: Jun 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 30, 2016.
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Defense Contracting:Complete Historical Data Not Available on Canceled DOD SolicitationsGAO-16-502R: Published: Jun 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 29, 2016.
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Casualty Assistance:DOD and the Coast Guard Need to Develop Policies and Outreach Goals and Metrics for Program Supporting Servicemembers' SurvivorsGAO-16-569: Published: Jun 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 28, 2016.
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Nice, fairly easy recipe. I marinated for over 40 hours. I only had 1.2 pounds of lamb for our family of 4, but made the full recipe for the marinade, but it was barely enough and I didn't have any "reserve" for basting during grilling. Next time I will double the marinade. I couldn't get a red chili, so I substituted a jalapeno. Served with Chilean Salad, Tzatziki and fresh pitas from the farmers market. A delightful summery meal, and will make again. Oh, I used lamb leg steaks, because the shoulder meat really didn't look like very good quality, and I cut the pieces down to 1 inch dice and only grilled for about 13 minutes. There was a bit of a kick from the peppers in the marinade, that is a bit unexpected for me in Greek food, but nice all the same. Thanks for a very nice recipe!


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