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Issue Three 2012 - Issue #17
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Taking the high load
Story by James Hutson
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The West Gate Bridge spans Melbourne's Yarra River, linking the inner city and western suburbs. It carries more than 160,000 vehicles per day, including numerous heavy trucks. When the bridge opened in 1978 it carried only 40,000. Worsening congestion put strain on the bridge and commuters. This major arterial road needed an upgrade, and Swinburne played a major part in delivering a solution.
The solution accepted by Vic Roads was appealingly simple. "Widening" of the bridge would occur "in lane" only. Emergency lanes would be absorbed
and lines redrawn to create five commuter lanes in each direction.
Sinclair Knight Mertz (SKM) were the consulting engineers for the West Gate Bridge Strengthening Alliance on the concrete sections of the bridge. Their engineers analysed the increased stresses and strains which increased traffic loads would likely inflict.
The bridge would certainly need strengthening; in fact, it would become the largest retrofitting project of its kind in the world.
SKM bridge engineer Grahme Williams approached Professor of Structural Engineering at Swinburne, Riadh Al-Mahaidi, whose research focuses on retro-fitting structures with advanced composite materials.
As Williams explains, the collaboration that followed was invaluable. "Typically in construction we go for the quickest and cheapest method, which often relies on standard methodologies. It's rare we get projects of this magnitude, with this much scope for potential savings. By spending a little bit of money upfront on this research program we were able to save millions of dollars in implementation down the road."
Finding efficiencies
"Grahme and I looked at the efficiencies in the proposed design together," Professor Al-Mahaidi says. "We discussed what options we had and if design guidelines would allow us to use alternative techniques. And they did, if we could prove the efficiency of another system experimentally."
Traditionally bridges are strengthened by reinforcing them to resist strains by glueing steel plates or jacketing sections with additional concrete that act in the same way as a splint or putting a cast on a broken limb. But over the past two decades engineers have been investigating alternative bracing materials like carbon-fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP). CFRP is a strong, lightweight fabric of interlocking carbon threads with up to 10 times the strength of steel, twice the stiffness, yet only one-seventh the weight.
Furthermore, it is very durable, with none of the corrosion problems experienced with steel and concrete.
Prefabricated carbon-fibre laminate beams can be fixed with epoxy to structures like external ribs. In the case of the West Gate Bridge, however, only around 20 per cent of the CFRP's strength would have been harnessed using these standard design guideline approaches.
Anchors of cloth
"We developed an anchorage system that is added to the carbon-fibre laminates but also uses carbon-fibre material. This anchoring system increased the efficiency of the fibres by up to 260 per cent. What this really meant was that we reduced the overall amount of fibre we needed to use," Professor Al-Mahaidi says.
The anchorage system is simple and cheap. A 25 centimetre-wide strip of carbon-fibre fabric runs across the end of all the carbon-fibre beams, like a line of super-strong sticky tape.
The fabric anchor is a different weave so the strength-bearing threads run in two directions. It anchors the laminates and spreads their load to surrounding concrete to increase the overall strength of the system.
The strength, delicacy, ease and versatility of the CFRP laminate and fabric system recently took Professor Al-Mahaidi to Karbala city in Iraq. The system was used in the repair of Al-Abbas ibn Ali shrine masonry dome, which was damaged by artillery and tank fire in 1991.
Mimicking a bridge
At Monash University and then at Swinburne, Williams, Professor Al-Mahaidi and his team tested possible anchoring solutions to the point of failure using concrete blocks to mimic bridge sections and the position of areas prone to delamination (stress fractures).
"During tests we monitored the blocks using surface sensors to measure the level of stress and strain, and used photogrammetry, two cameras continually recording any surface deformation," says Professor Al-Mahaidi.
"In addition, computer simulation gave us a deeper understanding of what was happening within these zones. These computer models also correlated with the physical evidence from the lab testing."
This work was commissioned by The West Gate Bridge Strengthening Alliance comprising SKM, VicRoads, John Holland and Flint & Neill, with funding from the federal and Victorian governments.
Strengthening the curriculum
The scale of the West Gate Bridge strengthening project, the novelty of the solution and importance of these maintenance processes have created a body of knowledge Professor Al-Mahaidi feels is worth codifying and sharing.
"The research over the past 10 years has encouraged us to introduce a new unit of study to the curriculum, which is the first of its kind in Australia: 'Strengthening and monitoring of structures'."
The unit relates many findings from the West Gate Bridge and is suitable for fourth-year and masters engineering students.
West Gate Bridge stats
15 November 1978
Total length:
2582 metres
Maximum width:
37 metres
Longest span:
336 metres
Clearance below:
58 metres
Strengthening complete:
June 2011
Number of Lanes:
5 inbound
5 outbound
Daily traffic:
160,000 vehicles
Strengthening Cost:
$347 million
Strengthening materials:
38km of carbon-fibre laminate, 12,000m2of carbon fibre fabric, 400,000 bolts and 1600 tonnes of steel fabricated into 80,000 pieces.
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text: Our decision to come to Croatia on a Game of Thrones-inspired whim has certainly paid off! First we arrive in Šibenik on the day they're filming (and get turned away by security while trying to sneak into the site), and then the cast and crew start filming in Dubrovnik the day after we arrive for a month-long stay! This is even cooler than the Game of Thrones tour I took in Iceland last year! (sorry, Iceland) I'll update this post every day as I try to catch more of the filming in action! (UPDATE: I've reversed the days so the latest photos are first. Scroll to the bottom to start from Day 1!) Season 5 Spoilers Below!!! DAY 11: AND NOW MY WATCH IS ENDED Today is the final day of filming in Dubrovnik, and security was out in full force blocking anyone from seeing what they were doing. They had blocked our usual gate with a green screen, forcing us to walk around the city walls to another entrance when we went in to town. Completely by chance, this detour took us past a viewpoint where we could see what they were filming. And I wouldn't have taken a photo of it even if there weren't a dozen security guards there to stop me. Raw, vicious and brutal is the only way to describe what I saw of the end of the "walk." Damn, Lena Headey is a brave badass (it could've been an extremely good body double, I was far away and tried not to stare as I walked by, but I'm pretty sure it was her). It was honestly hard to look at and I kinda wish I hadn't seen it. Covered in blood and dirt, wearing nothing, hair cropped extremely short, walking past City Watchmen, Lannister guards and nobles – this is not the Cersei show watchers have come to know. Not that there was ever any doubt, but they'll definitely do the brutality of that scene justice. And on that happy note, I finish my Game of Thrones filming coverage here in Dubrovnik. It's certainly been a wild ride! I'll leave you with a photo of one of the city's many cats, whom I've dubbed "Cat of the Canals" for obvious reasons. See you in Westeros! DAY 10: AND NOW THE WALK BEGINS A wicked cold is keeping me in bed today, so I sent my trusty partner Nick out into town to see what he could see. Here's his report, including possible Lena Headey & Diana Rigg sightings! Sadly, no photos of filming, as security really seemed to be cracking down today. Special Westerosi correspondent here. Cracking down is an understatement; the GoT security team was on full alert today, with principle actors in play on multiple shots and the infamous "walk" finally taking place (at least in part)! Constant shouts of "NO PHOTOS OF THE MOVIE" permeated the air as tourists up on the wall were ushered past the filming area below. Tourists on the Wall There's a viewpoint/restaurant along the filming corridor, and this served as the staging area for the main actors before and between shots. How do I know this? Because Lena friggin' Headey walked past me – twice – as they were filming. So did I shake her hand? Grab a few selfies? No chance. Before she emerged, two guys with umbrellas (mind you there's no rain) created a shield above and from the side, and another person led her to and from the shots. Her hair/wig was a chopped boy cut, and she was wearing what looked like a tattered pink covering; not even a dress. On her second pass, I spied what looked like grains sprayed across the back of her left shoulder. Maybe indicative of a fall in the streets, or harassment from Flea Bottom's finest? As she approached a series of steps, I heard L.H. joke about "keeping her head down" and the crew announcing the steps like she was blindfolded. They *really* want to keep her look a secret! A few moments later, I noticed all of a sudden that the wall above is empty. Then the booing begins. I see L.H. rise a few steps into a structure they've built at the center of what was a market. Just prior to this I had a possible Olenna Tyrell sighting as she left the staging area in her full regalia. She later returned and sat on the steps watching between takes. The filming area. So what else? Gone today is the massive scene at the Jesuit Steps from days past, reduced to a few props in the corner and a lone security guard to keep watch. Work continues at the Ploce Gate, where I saw workmen covering up statues and other iconography on the walls above the gate. Given how much they're covering, it seems likely they'll be using the entire section, from entrance to bridge and beyond, in one or more shots. The interior gate is still being distressed, and down a ways on the lone path there's a strangely conspicuous black tarp being closely monitored by a guard. Although I couldn't get more than the one photo of the filming area (because strangely I was the only non-GoT staff up there for at least 10-15 minutes of the shooting) I did have a nice chat with the crew and one of the guards. I got a cool photo of a crewman's shirt who'd also worked in Iceland, and the Croatian security guard bemoaned that he has to stand "in this exact spot until they finish." No breaks. "It's a really good job. Just boring." But the day's best moment came once the Cersei walk scene had concluded (to huge cheers) and tourists walking on the wall above were allowed to continue. A security guard who I've dubbed "Scott Foley security guard" (because he looks like Scott Foley) called down, "I thought they were going to kill me!" as the crowd stampeded past him, mock-booing like the extras in the scene they just overheard. DAY 9: I CAN'T SEE After everything I've seen in the last week, I really can't complain that security finally figured out how to block the public's view of the shoot. The alley I was in for Cersei's filming yesterday, which up until now was a reliable spot to watch the action, was blocked from view today with a piece of canvas hung over a fence. They even added additional obstacles to other locations – tents at the top of the stairs and green cloth on top of an already-high barricade at the bottom prevented any sneaky photos. I could hear the director yelling "ROLLING!" but all I could see was a camera slowly panning as someone (or a few people) moved down the steps. Though there were a few extras on top of a terrace acting as observers for the scene below, it was so quiet I'm thinking it wasn't a mob scene of any kind. There were still plenty of extras hanging around, though not nearly as many as during yesterday's mega-scene. Some KL peasants were in their usual chilling spot near the bottom of the steps: And up at the top of the stairs, there were more peasant-looking extras dressed slightly differently. They wore very uniform light tan robes, and looked slightly less grimy than their counterparts downstairs. Tons of security prevented me from getting a photo, but my guess is that they're either members of the Faith, or maybe even peasants from Essos. Guess I'll have to wait until Spring to find out! Elsewhere in King's Landing Dubrovnik, set prep went on as usual. The new market scene now contains more food then my local market, and the new doors being placed at the Ploce Gate (one of the main entrances to the city) are being stained and weathered to look less brand new. The new market scene is looking to be almost as big as the old one! Making a new door look old. More canvases going up on a side street. Using cloth to cover modern piping. Clever! Update: And as the sun sets here in King's Landing, I was able to catch the extras streaming out of the city and on to their buses after a longggg day of filming. Including one older gentlemen who played everyone out on his harmonica :) That's all I've got today! Hopefully I'll catch a bit more in the final days of filming here in King's Landing! DAY 8: ALL HANDS ON SET! Today was the polar opposite of yesterday, with hundreds of extras milling around the beautiful Jesuit Staircase. There were peasants, Lannister guards, City Watch, noblemen, men of the Faith, and LENA FREAKING HEADEY! Ok, I only saw her for a moment through an alleyway with a dozen extras blocking the view, but it still counts as a sighting. Fun fact: according to an extra we met, the cast had a party yesterday during their day off. Well deserved! I've got lots of stuff to share today, but first here's details of the scene they were shooting: Cersei was being escorted up the staircase (presumably to the Great Sept of Baelor, which will be added in later with CGI) by a Kingsguard (pretty sure it was Ser Meryn Trant) while wearing a black mourning gown. Some of the black Lannister banners were still up, and noble men and ladies lined either side of the stairs, silently watching her walk. At the base of the stairs, a line of City Watchmen and Lannister Guards held the peasants back. It's incredible how much goes into such a brief scene! It was almost impossible to get photos of filming as the crew were, understandably, extra strict today. We even witnessed one security guard going through a guy's DSLR and making him delete his photos. All I have of the actual filming is this shot of Lena Headey (Cersei Lannister) walking past some noblemen… you can juuust make out her wig. What I do have photos of is the extras in their gorgeous, incredibly detailed costumes! We arrived before filming began and were able to mingle with the extras as they waited to be called on set. My favorite shot of the "lower class" extras at the bottom of the stairs was this one of a Lannister guard canoodling with a peasant. Scandal! But by far the coolest thing I saw today was the splendor of the "noble" extras at the top of the stairs. When we arrived they were all lining up to have their photos taken by the crew (I'm assuming for continuity purposes?) both front and back. It was a relaxed atmosphere and we were able to walk around chatting with a few of them, as well as spotting the incredible detail on the costumes! One girl was presumably a Tyrell because of a gorgeous rose pin near her chest, and an older gentleman sported a metal lion embellished on his leather collar. It's hard to believe the camera will pick up these little details, but I'm sure glad they go to all the effort! These two women told me their hair took over an hour and a half to do, and most of it wasn't theirs! We met one friendly American living in Croatia who said he'd been an extra 3 years in a row. "I'm the only one who does it more than once!" he said. "Most people don't like getting up at 3:30am." How often do you get an opportunity for a photo with a Westerosi nobleman? Looking at the intricacy of the costumes for hundreds of extras, I can't believe they got everyone ready in only 9 hours. These outfits are amazing! Anyone else think this is a recycled Margaery dress? Finally, we saw a new market/street scene being put up on the street where the old one was. This one is less intricate, but still has some food stalls and lanterns to be set up! Meanwhile, over near the Ploce Gate, a crew was hard at work covering up wires and finishing the staircase we saw yesterday. A large part of that street seems to have been prepped or filming, judging by the amount of wood covering wire we saw. I'm expecting this area will be totally closed while they film, but fingers crossed we can get some photos! And here's some bonus photos of the residents of King's Landing getting ready for their closeup: DAY 7: ALL QUIET ON THE WESTEROSI FRONT Weirdly there wasn't much to see in King's Landing today (at least around late morning/early afternoon). The sets that were up yesterday are still up, with a few modifications, but other than a few security personnel there weren't any cast or crew to be seen. The Jesuit Staircase has been reset with black banners displaying the gold Lannister lion, so I'm thinking we're getting a procession to Tywin's funeral! Parts of the market scene are still up, mostly wall coverings, which leads me to believe they'll be using this street for more general KL scenes in the coming days. Right now it's just a storage area for the stuff from the tavern/market scene, guarded by a lonely security guard who didn't mind me grabbing my new Facebook profile pic while we were snooping around. One interesting thing we saw today was a small crew by the Ploce Gate putting up wooden doors and fixing up a modern staircase with fake stone columns. This is exciting because it's only 1 minute from our Airbnb apartment! Hopefully I'll catch some of whatever they're filming here. :) Hopefully tomorrow we'll see some more filming! DAY 6: THE JEERING BEGINS Today the crew had closed off the entire area around the Jesuit Steps (and much of the square below it) with big panels blocking our view. Even when we found an unblocked side alley all we could see were some gold cloaks resting on the steps. What we could hear was interesting though! There was a LOT of jeering and shouting, suggesting that the people of King's Landing are unhappy with a certain someone passing through their streets. Here's some video to give you an idea of what we heard: Finally we were able to locate a viewpoint from above, but the guard there would allow no photos. What we saw was the royal litter from yesterday being carried past a crowd of peasants, all of whom were yelling at the person inside. The person inside today was a cameraman, getting shots of the crowd outside the litter. The security guard said they were only filming scenes with extras today, but that this area would be used tomorrow and the next day for shooting with the principal cast! I imagine security will be even tighter, then, but I'll definitely be back. Bonus shots of the HUGE green screen placed at the top of the steps to block the view of the church and tourists. I'm guessing it will be replaced either with the Red Keep or the Great Sept of Baelor, but we'll have to wait until next spring to know for sure! Can't wait to see more tomorrow! DAY 5: A PROCESSION IS COMING I'm fairly certain the Thrones security team is starting to recognize me. I tried every side street to access today's filming, but was rebuffed by the diligent (but friendly) crew. I could see where they were filming, but was too far away to make anything out. What I did find today was a lot of set-up. There were workmen seemingly over half of the lower town today, covering up pipes with vines, painting black wires white to match the stone, and plastering columns over pipes. Basically turning Old Town Dubrovnik into an even older-looking town. Most of this is taking place in and around the impressive Jesuit staircase (which has a big structure at the top that I'm assuming will serve as a way to prevent tourists from getting in the shots). Judging by the wideness of the street, and the fake flowers that are decorating the walls, this will be a fancier part of King's Landing. No Flea Bottom here! This is backed up by the fact that a royal litter was sitting in the middle of all this commotion, emblazoned with the Lannister lion and Baratheon stag. Quite impressive! Nearby was a storage area containing at least a half dozen smaller, less-impressive litters. Clearly the royal passenger will be accompanied by plenty of other people & things. When trying to find a way into filming, we stumbled upon yet another royal litter in a different part of town. Judging by the lighting and the rig, it had just been used for filming. The street around it wasn't decorated at all, so I'm assuming it was strictly for interior shots of the passengers. That's all for today! DAY 4: FILMING THE MARKET SCENE We knew they were filming the market scene today, so we took a chance and paid to go up on the city walls (which is a beautiful walk anyway). It paid off! Though a sign warned that we would be stopped before the place where they were filming, we were able to watch as they filmed (SPOILER ALERT!!!) the Faith Militant guys storming into the tavern area and trashing the place, throwing poor extras around and spilling ale everywhere. So I can now confirm that the market/tavern set was NOT for "the walk." Just showing how serious the Faith Militant guys are about their "no sinning" rules. Ok, spoilers over. There were many security guys around and they had a strict no-photos rule, so here is all I was able to get: Filming over the shoulder of a City Watchman as he watches the events below. The crew mills about in a small alleyway as the director gets ready to call ACTION! Tourists watch over the wall as a scene is filmed. And Nick took a video of the City Watchmen walking on the walls with us (he had to go to the bathroom, which I imagine is difficult in that costume). Amazing to see how detailed the costumes are up close! The Watchers on the Wall blog has more close-ups of the extras in their costumes if you're interested! DUBROVNIK DAY 3: MARKET SET + A NICE PLACE FOR A WALK The second day of filming was trickier to photograph. The crew was holed up in an elevated street in the southern part of the city that was tricky to access, with security guards at every entrance. All I managed to see were a few Lannister guardsmen and some King's Landing extras filming a scene where all they seemed to do was walk back and forth. As exciting as the show is, it's easy to forget that many hours of production are spent filming what are slightly dull scenes. This is as close as anyone without a badge could get to filming today. No photos allowed! Luckily for us, the market set we saw earlier in the week was still open, and my has it improved! The level of detail is incredible: fresh bread and fruit for sale, hand-crafted lanterns and trinkets on the stalls, and beautifully-embroidered canvases that no one will ever notice on screen. Reminded me a lot of real markets I've seen in Morocco! The marketplace set is really coming together. I'm not sure it's for "the walk" because it's just so damned detailed! A tavern being prepared! Market stall. Some lanterns for sale? Marketplace for sure. Closeup of objects "for sale" in the market. I want some of this stuff! Food! More food! Bread, anyone? Weights & measures. Doing something to the walls in the corner of the market. Covering the stone walls with some fabric… but why??? This section is set up like an outdoor tavern, with some of the crew & a laptop hanging out at the wooden tables. More of the tavern, with artfully-displayed barrels. Evenly-spaced barrels. More boxes of props to be set up. And, as we walked away, we noticed they were preparing many of the nearby streets with hay on the ground and canvases overhead…. maybe for a long walk for a certain someone? (I won't spoil that here for non-book readers. But it's going to be brutal!) Now THIS looks like a nice place for a walk. A few streets away from the market set & verrrrry long. They were building this fake arch further down. Probably to block the view of air conditioners above. A medieval door to cover the modern door during filming. Love the tiny ways they find to cover the pipes, grates and modern windows. DUBROVNIK DAY 2: CERSEI, TOMMEN & LORAS We lucked out on the first day of filming, spotting some of the main cast working above the Pile Gate. Walking out of the city right behind Loras (who was dressed suspiciously casually) and Tommen (who looks so much like Joffrey it's scary) it was hard to resist bugging the actors for an autograph. But we were soon distracted by the imposing members of the Faith Militant making an entrance. Dressed all in black, covered in chains, and with seven-pointed stars carved into their foreheads, they were pretty damn intimidating… until one of them blew a kiss at me while I was photographing them! ;) Ser Loras being escorted into King's Landing It didn't come out in the photos, but these guys (part of the army of the faith?) had the seven-pointed star carved into their foreheads. Creepy & amazing makeup! The Baratheon/Lannister flag flying above King's Landing. A Cersei sighting! When we watched her leave, I could see she was wearing flip-flops under her dress :) Walking right behind Loras & Tommen as they left the set. I could've touched them… but I resisted. Fun side note: I heard a tourist say "OH! They must be extras in Game of Thrones!" I really wanted to yell "That is the KING!" More Faith Militant dudes. Closeup on the Lannister/Baratheon flag over the city. There were multiple! Ser Loras escorting King Tommen to his van. King Tommen surveying his kingdom! DUBROVNIK DAY 1: SETTING THE SCENE We were just walking away from a lovely lunch in a church plaza, when I noticed some canvases artfully strung up and down an alley."This looks like a Game of Thrones set….. YEAH IT IS!" I eventually got waved away by security for taking too many photos. But it was worth it for the behind-the-scenes look at how a set is made! 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Our overall goal is to understand the mechanisms by which dividing cancer and normal cells are killed, or escape death, when treated with diverse anti-mitotic drugs. We seek understanding both at the level of cell population behaviors, and the molecular mechanisms that give rise to those behaviors. We are especially interested in understanding how different classes of anti-mitotic drug differ in their ability to kill cancer cells, and using that information to design better future drugs. We will address these goals in 4 specific aims:
Aim 1. How do drugs with different anti-mitotic mechanisms differ in their ability to kill cancer cells at the level of cell population behavior? We will use microscopy with fluorescent reporters for key molecular events to measure single-cell responses to four anti-mitotic drugs across a panel of cell lines chosen to vary in apoptosis sensitivity. We will also test the effects of blocking different aspects ofthe drug response.
Aim 2. Elucidate the molecular mechanism of cell death during mitotic arrest. To determine how the intrinsic apoptosis pathway is activated by prolonged mitotic arrest we will test candidate regulators of apoptosis, and pursue an unbiased biochemical approach. We will also Identify an alternative cell death pathway cells use when they cannot escape mitotic arrest, and apoptosis is blocked.
Aim 3. Develop small molecule inhibitors of mitotic exit that work independent of the SAC. Our preliminary data suggest that novel anti-mitotic drugs with this mechanism would kill cancer cells more effectively than current drugs. We will test this concept, and identify druggable targets in the mitotic exit pathway, by small molecule screening in Core B using a cell-based assay, followed by identification of protein targets of hits.
Aim 4. Compare drug responses in mouse tumors to those seen in cell culture. Drug response mechanisms elucidated in cell culture in aims 1-3 may not translate to real tumors. We will test whether cells that die during mitotic arrest in mouse tumors cause bystander killing of non-dividing tumor cells, which could explain why some tumors with low mitotic index can be treated with anti-mitotic drugs. Working with Core C we will probe responses to anti-mitotic drugs in mouse tumors at the single-cell level by intravital imaging.
Chemotherapy drugs that block division of cancer cells are important in cancer treatment, but we need better methods for predicting which patients will respond well. We also need new drugs that are more effective at killing dividing cancer cells. We will address these challenges by discovering how cancer cells are killed by current drugs, why some cancer cells escape killing, and by testing a concept for a better future drug.
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text: The Epicurious Blog share Facebook Tweet pinit googleplus email print And to All a Merry Christmas by epicurious on 12/22/06 at 06:10 AM I'm on vacation today, and plan to spend it making another graham-cracker house as we have demolished (read: eaten all the candy) the one we made in this video. I wish you all a very happy holiday. Comments (1) Tagged with: Holidays Less Meat Equals More Brain Power by epicurious on 12/21/06 at 06:16 AM According to a study just published in the British Medical Journal, vegetarians are smarter than meat eaters--with an IQ five points higher than their carnivore compatriots. The study, conducted by the University of Southampton, followed more than 8,000 volunteers for 20 years. "There was no difference in IQ between strict vegetarians and those who classed themselves as veggie but still ate fish or chicken," reported the Evening Standard newspaper. "However, vegans--vegetarians who also avoid dairy products--scored significantly lower. Researcher Dr. Catharine Gale said there could be several explanations for the findings, including intelligent people being more likely to consider both animal welfare issues and the possible health benefits of a vegetarian diet." Is it the diet that results in intelligence, or the intelligent who choose the diet, as one poster wondered. What do you think? Comments (3) Tagged with: Diets, Healthy, News & Gossip All I Want for Christmas Is... by epicurious on 12/20/06 at 06:11 AM I've made my list and checked it twice, and I know I've been both naughty and nice. I would like: 1) Three silicone muffin and cake pans2) A new vegetable peeler, knife, and can opener (love the ones from OXO)3) A few bottles of aged balsamic vinegar from Modena, Italy4) A slow cooker--never had one and I bet I would use it often5) One bamboo steamer so I could eat more steamed veggies and dumplings6) A honking bar of Valrhona (70 percent cocoa is the perfect variety) to gnaw on at night7) That robot vacuum cleaner8) Time to sleep9) Time to read10) Peace on Earth What things are on your Christmas or Hanukkah gift wish list? Comments (3) Tagged with: Holidays In Defense of Fruitcake by epicurious on 12/19/06 at 06:08 AM Isabelle from Chicago authors Mondo Fruitcake, a blog with the motto "this is the Web's last bastion of fruitcake respect." She created it to offer her opinion on "all of the fruitcakes out there that seem to be giving fruitcake a bad name--as well as to find the fruitcakes that are actually good--swell, even. So check your fruitcake ridicule at the door and enjoy the reviews. I eat them all so you don't have to." You gotta give Isabelle props. She's been slogging through the dried fruit and dense cake since April, trying to find fruitcakes that can stand up to the standard by which she judges all others--that made by the Gethsemani monks in Trappist, Kentucky. She describes the monks's version as moist, bourbony, and very fruity. That has "set me off on what I hope to be a journey through the world of fruitcake at its best." (I wonder if she's eating the same fruitcake repackaged over and over.) Meantime, Isabelle and all, check out the dark fruitcake recipe we ran in our Daily Dish on the subject. And, if you're not happy with the way yours turned out, or one that you received, you can always enter the Great Fruitcake Toss in Colorado. After all, you deserve some sort of prize for eating it. Comments (2) Tagged with: Holidays, Recipes The Ho Ho Blues by epicurious on 12/18/06 at 06:08 AM A new survey released by the American Psychological Association found that the majority of women--and only a third of men--feel stressed by the holidays and, as a result, eat and drink too much and sleep too little. The overarching reasons for this angst include feeling that they lack both time and money, are unable to find just the right presents, and that they are worried about the harmony of upcoming gatherings. I can empathize. I wonder why men don't suffer from holiday stress like women do, and why they also don't resort to food and drink as much as women do to satiate and soothe. What do you think? Is it that women tend to do the lion's share of shopping, cooking, and cleaning for the family? That women have this idealized vision of what the holidays should be and thus nothing can come close? Or is that women and men are just hard-wired differently? 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Being the die-hard comic book fan that I am, of course I'd heard about the new Justice League Heroes Xbox game — and could not wait to play. As a child, I grew up watching Super-Friends and always wanted to be a member of the Justice League of America.
While that dream is impossible, Justice League Heroes brings you the next best thing: being able to virtually fight evil as the members of the Justice League.
The second I dove into the game, I was reminded of X-Men: Legends — another fighting game where you can play as your favorite mutants, which came out a couple of years ago.
In Justice League Heroes, you get to play with your favorite characters — like Batman, Superman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, and Zatanna — but you can't chose who you want to be.
You start out playing with a Batman/Superman team, which allows you to switch between the two characters if you're playing in one-player mode. But, if you wanted to make a Batman/Flash team-up, it isn't possible.
Then you fight your way through an intricate storyline that brings you to different areas of Metropolis and various parts of the DC Universe. The overall plot is to defeat Brainaic and other top level DC Universe villains. Using different super teams, you face different challenges, ranging from the classic save-the-citizen series to battling super villain Brainiac, who just might not be who he seems.
As you gain more and more experience, you can add points to different slots and boosts to various moves, endurance, etc. Standard punching and kicking doesn't take much of your endurance, but your special moves, like Superman's super punch, will drain your endurance bar quickly. Then you must wait for it to come back, which could cost you your life!
You also can't really execute too many special moves in a row because your endurance bar has to be at a certain level for them to work. As you get too low, you do get somewhat corny lines like "I can't continue at this level for long!" Word of advice: add to endurance as much as you can.
The characters all have their signature powers, though some are more powerful than others. Superman's laser vision, for example, deals quite a bit of damage, but his cold breath hardly does a thing. Then, you have more interesting powers that produce pretty cool effects.
As Batman, I loved being able to call on a swarm of bats to attack the various foes; and as Zatanna, I could turn all of my enemies into bunnies that needed a good stomping (any Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds fans out there?).
Another great feature is the game's numerous checkpoints. Not only is your progress saved as you reach each one, but if one of your teammates dies, going back to the checkpoint will bring your backup back to life. This is extremely useful considering that each character does have unique powers and abilities and you might need to switch off in order to complete the level.
While good old-fashioned pounding is the name of the game for Justice League Heroes, Batman leans toward the lasers, which deplete his life force.
There were also times when it was easier to let one of my players die in order to defeat some foes. When battling Brainiac, Batman packs more of a punch, but what you need is distance, making Superman the better choice. Also, don't be afraid to run. It's a life-saving strategy to get out of the line of fire, or you can have the villains follow you so you can pick them off one-by-one.
I know it's the natural choice to have Superman and Batman as the game's first tag team, and I admit it was fun playing both characters, but what really interested me was getting to play as the other characters. Superman and Batman are great, but they've had how many games made for each of them? After you complete their story, you move on to the Zatanna/Martian Manhunter team, which was definitely more interesting.
The creators got all of the details right, from Martian Manhunter's mind blasts to Zatanna's reciting everything backwards for her magic to work.
I started the game by myself, but it wasn't long before I was joined by my 7-year-old (all the time giggling at the sound effects). She liked Batman and Superman, but, like me, really got a kick out of watching Zatanna turn the villains turn into bunnies. But then again, she likes Chaos Bleeds, too.
While it's a great play, the game does get repetitive at times. How many times can you punch the same (or similar in appearance) villain/henchman and rescue more hostages? But once you can play as second- and third-tier heroes, like Zatanna, and are working toward gaining access to unlockable characters, you have a good incentive to plug away at those robots one more time.
The best advice for those whose appetites are whet enough to pick up the game: learn from your mistakes and add points to the stat slots for Zatanna you think will help.
Because of the many unlockables, I wasn't afraid to die, and in fact, it was sometimes easier since I knew what to expect and was prepared for it.
The bottom line is this game is fun to play, and that's what I would want a superhero video game to be: FUN. What would be great is if there could be a Justice Society of America companion game and then, like LEGO Star Wars I and II, you could use any of the characters at any level. Hey a fanboy can dream, can't he?
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2009-09-17 10:35:20 gloda.ds.qfq ERROR Exception: TypeError: Gloda.myContact is null
I get this too. At some point I also got a hard error, I don't have the line number handy though.
In light of work on bug 485268 it would be nice if Thunderbird could also work without issues if there is no mail account. If Lightning has a way to extend the TB new account dialog (or at least a way to not show it), then we would be a step closer to being able to provide calendar-only UI if there is a calendar but no mail account.
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Error: Gloda.myContact is null
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I've only added a null check without trying to understand the surrounding code so this may be wrong, but at least it silences the error (I dislike noise in my error console ;)).
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text: Sadao Watanabe has long had a split musical personality. He alternates excellent bebop dates with pop albums. Watanabe learned clarinet and alto in high school, and in the 1950s he moved to Tokyo, joining Toshiko Akiyoshi's bop-oriented group in 1953. When the pianist moved to the U.S. in 1956, Watanabe took over the band. He attended Berklee during 1962-1965 and had the opportunity to work with Gary McFarland, Chico Hamilton, and Gabor Szabo. However, throughout his career Wata... Read more


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Or, smart enough to realize that almost anything that can be said in 160 characters or less, really isn't worth saying at all.
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First off, last time I checked, mac had a market share around 5%. Now if you want to quote a source saying over 10%, be my guest. Secondly, even if it was above 10%, I think that could be considered a fraction of the installed windows user base.
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Was the last time you checked? 1997?
The market share argument is getting about as dated as the "one button mouse LOL" argument. Try again.
99.9% of Slashdot are not Apple's target audience. I'm looking at you Freegan Penguinista Android fanbois.
The rest of the world, you know, the ones that bathe regularly, don't go "shopping" for their groceries out of trash bins, have managed to move out of their parents houses?
It's for them. Most people don't want to waste time farting around with their computers. They want to get whatever it is they're trying to get done, done.
Try reading this. It was written by someone who actually develops software for a living, and is apparently confident enough about their appearance to show a picture of their face on their blog.
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lovely, beautiful place to see.wish we had more time.
October 2016
What to say about this trip? its was a Paradise !
The trip was totally worth it , we had an awesome Guide who was totally knowledgeable and Friendly .
they picked us from our hotel at 8am , next we were at naples harbour , transferred us in a cruise , the journey was approx 45min , next we were at capri , got into a mini-bus travelled to ana-capri , did shopping and had fun on cable cars from capri to ana-capri , next we had 3 course meal and then back to sightseeing with the guide . optional is the tour to blue grotto price not included in this , you have to pay for urself , then back to napkes in the 45min cruise , then they drop back to ur respective hotels. I
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This was a beautiful trip by boat to Capri. Our guide was so knowledgeable and easy to understand. Capri was amazing! I took the cable car to the top of the mountain and saw Capri from a different perspective. I then took a boat ride half way around as the water was too rough to go the whole way. The shopping area that lined the quaint little pedestrian streets were beautiful and the locals were friendly. Be sure to go to the gardens for more amazing views. Also... our lunch was delicious!
October 2016
Excellent tour from start to finish, Capri is beautiful with lots of breathtaking views, the guide was friendly and fun and I got the impression he loved his job and Capri. Free time is offered to let guests yexplore the Island, shop or sit and admire the views with a coffee, we choose to take the Chair Lift up to Monte Solare, it was one of the most exhilarating things I've done, I'm normally afraid of heights, but the views were so fantastic the climb up didn't bother me, a word of warning, be very careful while exiting the chair lift, you have to literally jump of while it's moving, be prepared !! so much fresh air and excitement made me hungry and the three-course-lunch did not disappoint, and the glass of wine was very nice, I would highly recommend this tour
September 2016
Guide Pepe, native of Capri, was exceptional in buying our tickets and keeping us away from long lines and getting his tour members around the Island with the least amount of waiting. He seemed to be able to arrange out taxi transportation quickly and had great foreign language skills in French, Spanish and English. A top recommendation.
September 2016
A highly recommend tour to this beautiful spot. Value for money with an excellent guide who had a wealth of local knowledge.
August 2016
Loved this tour! The tour guides Fabritzio and Dominico were amazing and made everyone feel at home.
August 2016
Ausflug hat sich gelohnt! Lediglich die Zeit an den einzelnen Orten ist doch recht bemessen. Beim Mittagessen wird man leider etwas arg abgefertigt. Aber das Programm ist klasse. Unbedingt mit der Seilbahn auf den Gipfel hochfahren! Die blaue Grotte war geschlossen, aber der Boat trip um die Insel mit grüner und weißer Grotte war klasse! Da kann die blaue Grotte kaum besser sein. Dieser Ausflug ist empfehlenswert!
August 2016
Fantastic tour. The best Day of our vacation. We took the chairlift to the top of Anacapri and it was fantastic. Unfortunately the Blue Grotto was closed due to the High waves, but we had a great sailing trip around the whole island. I would recommend this trip. Good guides!
August 2016
Excellent. Dominic is an outstanding guide.
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In 1977 Doc Chad recorded these sessions with saxophonist Philip Johnston and drummer Steve Moses playing Chadbourne originals plus one tune from Billy Strayhorn; intriguing and informed free improvisation.
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"Philip Johnston has come up with an old recording that I have mastered and readied for release, our trio from 1977 with Steve Moses on drums. This trio played one gig! For which we practiced more than 12 hours. Lots of interesting old tunes of mine that were never otherwise recorded. The name of the CD is "The Pioneers" --Doc Chad, Philip Johnston (Microscopic), Steve Moses (Alice Donut, etc)"-Doc Chad
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Definition of debt in English:
1Something, typically money, that is owed or due.'I paid off my debts''a way to reduce Third World debt'
bill, account, tally, financial obligation, outstanding payment, amount due, money owingView synonyms
- 'Is the company's debt less than 40 percent of its capital?'
- 'However, the first use for surplus cash must be to reduce any outstanding debts.'
- 'Cash flow was very positive and had enabled the company to reduce its debt to a more manageable level.'
- 'The bills and the debts pile up when you're not working but she somehow made it through.'
- 'Make sure you clear debts such as credit card balances, overdrafts and personal loans.'
- 'He left and the club was left with an enormous wage bill and debts it could not afford to pay.'
- 'The country spends a third of its budget on servicing its debt to western banks.'
- 'The plan of action is to use some of the money to clear all their debts and to use the rest to reduce their mortgage a little.'
- 'Many creditors lost a lot of money and players went unpaid while debts were rescheduled.'
- 'Samantha Leigh, mitigating, said he had taken the money to pay gambling debts.'
- 'Needing money to pay off a debt, he tries to rob a wealthy neighbour and is finally arrested and jailed.'
- 'Garda sources believe the gangs may have been desperate to raise money to pay off debts.'
- 'Companies which owe the council money will not be charged interest on their debts.'
- '* Total U.S. household credit card debt is more than $600 billion.'
- 'They can potentially tap into your bank account or run up debts without you knowing a thing about it.'
- 'You want a mortgage that calculates interest daily so every overpayment reduces your debt.'
- 'At the meeting, Ms Blears had refused to write off the debt the PCT owes to the Government.'
- 'However, it is likely to mean people looking to take out a loan to consolidate their debt will have to pay more after today.'
- 'If you are earning money and have big debts it may not be worth over committing yourself in savings.'
- 'Interest is charged on the debt, but you do not make monthly repayments.'
- 1.1 The state of owing money.'the firm is heavily in debt'
owing money, in arrears, behind with payments, late with payments, overdue with payments, overdrawnView synonyms
- 'Although companies are allowed to send reminders to a person in debt, they are not allowed to harass someone.'
- 'Our students in Canada don't need to be coming to college and coming out in debt.'
- 'Personal bankruptcies are booming precisely because it's so easy to get in debt.'
- 'Although the man did owe small sums of money, there is no evidence to suggest that he was heavily in debt.'
- 'After the divorce was granted, Rene discovered there would be no money as her husband was heavily in debt.'
- 'He wanted to know why the trust was so severely in debt, despite receiving record funding from the government.'
- 'A travel policy is vital to ensure sickness or an accident don't leave you badly in debt when you come home.'
- 'By his late twenties, Disraeli's sartorial and social extravagance had left him deep in debt.'
- 'I have never really been in debt and I would never buy anything I couldn't afford.'
- 'The club are #30m in debt, partly due to the antics of last season's management team.'
- 'I grew up in the years when to be in debt was shameful.'
- 'In his late 20's, he's a sharp dresser, big smoker, has a mortgage and is up to his eyes in debt.'
- 'This authority is so much in debt but they could cut the rates if they ran it properly and looked into the cost of repairing houses.'
- 'It may be the season to be jolly, but most of us are just up to our eyes in debt, run off our feet and completely partied out.'
- 'I have little choice but to find a better job in the same sector because student fees and loans have left me massively in debt.'
- 'Politicians there are concerned the burden is too great for a country already in debt.'
- 'It warns that we are getting deeper in debt and that a house price bubble still hangs over the economy.'
- 'They have to sell a player each year to balance the books but they are not up to their ears in debt like many Brazilian teams.'
- 'He took the cash when he was in debt to the tune of several thousand pounds.'
- 'In the film, Reeves plays a luckless, down-at-heel gambler heavily in debt to the bookies.'
- 1.2usually in singular A feeling of gratitude for a service or favor.'we owe them a debt of thanks'
indebtedness, obligation, liabilityView synonyms
- 'The script is strong, owing a great debt to Frank Miller's graphic novel, Man Without Fear.'
- 'I owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to those past winners who have truly inspired me.'
- 'His early works owe a debt to van Gogh and Breitner, the Dutch Impressionist.'
- 'I do owe him a debt, as it was reading his blog that first got me hooked.'
- 'The Count acknowledges his great debt to the writer and performer, Steve Delaney.'
- 'He feels he owes a particular debt to Prowse, who first encouraged him to direct 11 years ago.'
- 'He says that every year or two a movie comes along that owes Stevenson an obvious debt.'
- 'Though acknowledging a debt to the genre, Phillips says he had no specific models in mind.'
- 'I owe a debt of thanks to Si for pointing out the deficiencies in my spelling.'
- 'More interesting is the debt Sinatra owed D' Amato, who served as the young singer's role model.'
- 'He scared me the first few times I encountered him, but I owe him a huge debt.'
- 'Council chairman Alex Carder said the volunteers were owed a debt of gratitude by the rest of the community.'
- 'The point is that horror fiction, especially gothic horror fiction seems to owe a debt to St Augustine.'
- 'He spoke of the debt we owe to the nation's founders and to the documents they left us.'
- 'Harder to swallow but even more fundamental is the debt to society owed by the individual.'
- 'All owe her a huge debt of gratitude for her many years of dedicated service to the Church.'
- 'Yet he is always careful to acknowledge the debt he owes the series for boosting his public profile.'
- 'How can you repay such a debt to a friend who tells you about a writer like Roth?'
- 'Her writing life began at eight with a story that owed a heavy debt to Black Beauty.'
- 'It truly is the end of an era but the people of Hull owe him a great debt and we must look at the great strides the city has made while has been leader.'
be in someone's debt
Owe gratitude to someone for a service or favor.
indebted to, beholden to, obliged to, duty-bound to, honour-bound to, obligated to, under an obligation to, owing someone a debt of gratitude, owing someone thanksView synonyms
- 'Everyone at the college is in his debt and thank him most sincerely.'
- 'Steve's contribution to date has been immense and is one for which the club and all associated with it will forever be in his debt.'
- 'You are a national treasure and I will always be in your debt.'
- 'But we will always be in his debt for lyrics like these.'
- 'If you know of any, drop me a line and I'll be in your debt forever.'
- 'It was as if since Luke had saved her life, she felt like she was in his debt.'
- 'It should come as no surprise then that if the leader is able to secure a majority mandate, the party is in his debt, and not the other way around.'
- 'The continued support of this group of people over the years has made this a wonderful and memorable event and the soccer club will always be in your debt.'
- 'I have never really had friends like your cousin and you and I will forever be in your debt.'
- 'He knows I would hate being in his debt, and I'll bet that he's enjoying every minute of it.'
Middle English dette: from Old French, based on Latin debitum 'something owed', past participle of debere 'owe'. The spelling change in French and English was by association with the Latin word.
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Max Mosley has emerged as having been one of the most influential figures in the drawing up of Lord Justice Leveson's report, The Independent on Sunday has established. The former FIA boss is identified in the final report as being the source of the proposed structure which Lord Justice Leveson eventually endorsed. It was Mr Mosley who advocated a clear distinction between the bodies that write and enforce the rules.
Mr Mosley first gave evidence in November last year, when he was invited to submit any suggestions for Lord Justice Leveson to consider. He did so in January and was invited to elaborate yet further, which resulted in him submitting a written plan in June and returning to give oral evidence in July.
The Leveson report reads: "The third proposition, only explicitly put forward by Max Mosley, is that there should be separate independent bodies which set the standards and enforce them. This would allow for statutory enforcement of press standards without the standards themselves being set by a statutory body." Mr Mosley's testimony appears on eight subsequent occasions.
Mr Mosley, 72, successfully sued the News of the World for invasion of privacy in 2008 after it had run a sexual exposé on him wrongly suggesting that consensual S&M scenes seen on video footage had a neo-Nazi connotation. The judge found in his favour and Mr Mosley, a trained barrister, has campaigned extensively since then.
Mr Mosley said last night: "What I said may have had an influence. I'm just one of many who submitted evidence, and one always hopes one will be listened to when you've put in a lot of time and effort, but it probably has had a modest effect. I think I have helped."
He added that he could quite understand the press being resistant to any attempt to muzzle it by politicians. He also added that of particular concern was to devise a system that allowed those of modest means to get access to remedy in law. Lord Justice Leveson appeared to endorse this during the verbal exchanges.
Mr Mosley added last night: "I absolutely agree that it is the press that knows its own business, and should set its rules. To my mind, the issue was how to enforce those rules once they are set, and surely it's fair enough for that not to be done by journalists. It will be interesting to see how long it takes for the politicians to see the full subtlety of what Leveson has done. They may come to realise that what Leveson is proposing will not have an impact on the freedom of the press. It will just mean the abuses of the past will no longer be possible. At the moment they are all missing the point."
Mr Mosley has lobbied for the press to be required to offer prior notification to the subject of a story, giving them the chance to obtain an injunction. His submission on that issue was rejected.
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Snow Pudding
|Unflavored gelatin
|1 Tablespoon (1 Envelope)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Grated lemon peel
|1 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Egg whites
|Custard sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Fresh strawberries
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
In a small saucepan, combine the gelatin, sugar, and salt.
Add 1/2 CUP cold water; stir over low heat till gelatin dissolves.
Remove from heat; add 3/4 cup cold water, lemon peel and juice.
Chill till partially set.
Turn into large mixing bowl; add unbeaten egg whites.
Beat with electric mixer till mixture begins to hold its shape.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 824 Calories from Fat 66
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 7 g11.3%
Saturated Fat 2.1 g10.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 21.2 mg7.1%
Sodium 752.6 mg31.4%
Total Carbohydrates 174 g58%
Dietary Fiber 1.7 g6.6%
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Protein 24 g48%
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You're right Melody of course. But the only ones I get to see day in and
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> But then there are many, many young people I know who are shining
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> community, young college kids I work with, etc. And what about those
> groups of folks that Zem and Ceres spent time with on their trips? I'm
> sometimes think young people get a very bad rap...no matter what decade
> we are talking about!
> Melody, IA (Z 5/4)
> "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious."
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