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Tony Abbott has offered a handful of promotions to select Nationals MPs in his new ministry, most notably Barnaby Joyce who has been elevated to cabinet.
The high-profile Nationals MP, who quit the Senate and successfully ran for the lower house seat of New England, was assigned the agriculture portfolio coveted by his party.
His promotion came at the expense of long-serving shadow minister and National party colleague John Cobb, who was overlooked for any spot in Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott's ministry.
Deputy prime minister and Nationals leader Warren Truss naturally had a spot in cabinet, and was given the infrastructure and regional development portfolios as expected.
NT senator Nigel Scullion was also elevated to cabinet and will take on the indigenous affairs portfolio he oversaw in opposition.
Nationals senator Fiona Nash, formerly a shadow parliamentary secretary, also got a boost with a promotion to Prime Minister elect Tony Abbott's outer ministry.
Senator Nash will be assistant minister for health and one of just six women who will represent the coalition in the cabinet, outer ministry and parliamentary secretary.
NSW Nationals MP Luke Hartsuyker will also join the outer ministry as assistant minister for employment after overseeing several unrelated shadow portfolios.
His NSW colleague Michael McCormack has been promoted to parliamentary secretary to the minister for finance, while Victorian Nationals MP Darren Chester will be parliamentary secretary to the minister for defence.
There were some losses for the party, which will have a greater presence in the lower house after winning four new seats in the federal election.
Trade, a portfolio given to the Nationals in previous coalition governments, went instead to senior Liberal Andrew Robb.
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DC food is tricky. I find that the word-of-mouth for new restaurants tends to die out after only a couple weeks. this makes it hard to find what's new and what's good. So as a result, I don't go out to eat in DC very often. When I do, it usually is because I happen to be in DC already and go eat after work. also, whenever restaurant week opens up, my eyes grow wide as my friends and I settle on a restaurant to try. So far, these are the restaurants that have stood out for me:
La Taberna del Alabardero
DC Coast
These are restaurants I'd be more than happy to go to again because they serve solidly good food. I don't think DC lacks in good food at all, and thankfully it is being recognized. We have peruvian chicken featured on Anthony Bourdain's no reservations, Chef Jose Andres has several landmark restaurants and a cable tv show , and DC favorite Georgetown Cupcake owners are getting their own reality tv show.
Obviously, we appreciate good food.
We also have some standout people that are doing incredible things, like the woman who cooked through every recipe in the french laundry cookbook who is now tackling the alinea cookbook. Alain Ducasse has chosen DC as the city to open his new restaurant Adour, located in the St. Regis Hotel. Some chefs are taking the lead on bringing food trends to DC, like Jose Andres with Mini Bar, Liberty Tavern restaurant group with their high end coffee and wine bar North Side Social, and Chef Yasu has brought some unbelievable Japanese sushi and cuisine to Vienna, VA at Sushi Yoshi.
So what do I have to complain about then? We have big names making great food. We have people willing to pay for that great food. What are we missing?

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Lindsay Lohan bundles up as she leaves her hotel on Monday night (November 5) in New York City.
The 26-year-old actress was joined for her night out on the town by her younger sister Aliana.
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Administration Forces PJ Crowley Out Of The State Dept. After He Admits That Manning Is Being Mistreated
from the what-happened-to-dissent? dept
On Friday, we wrote about the quite surprising news that State Department spokesperson PJ Crowley had admitted that he felt Bradley Manning was being mistreated in prison. Crowley specifically called it "ridiculous and counterproductive and stupid," despite also saying he believed that Manning clearly belonged in jail, and that the leaks were harmful. When President Obama was asked about this later, he gave a very weak answer about how he had asked the Defense Department, and they assured him everything was fine:
"I have actually asked the Pentagon whether or not the procedures that have been taken in terms of his confinement are appropriate and are meeting our basic standards. They assured me that they are."Of course, that might just raise serious questions about what the DoD thinks is "appropriate" and what those basic standards are.
But, even more troubling is the report that Crowley has resigned from the State Department, with lots of folks saying this was due to direct pressure from the administration for him to fall on his sword.
Whether or not you believe that Manning's treatment is reasonable, this should trouble you. For a President who claimed he wanted to hear dissent from the people around him, to then force someone out for offering just that kind of dissent suggests someone focusing on remaining in their own bubble, rather than actually listening to concerns of people.


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After going undefeated at the Invitational last season, were hopeful of making another strong showing this year. However, the ladies began the weekend with a close loss to the University of Dayton, falling 4-3 Friday.
Losing their first doubles match of the season, sophomore Elizabeth Keevil and freshman Mackenzie Bishop came up short at No. 1 doubles to Julie Kirkland and Loni Dickerhoof 6-8.
The No. 2 doubles pair of Kara Jackson and Danielle Hansen picked up a win, defeating Laina Grote and Kelley O'Connell 8-3.
Julianne McMeen and Carlina Jow lost at No. 3 to Sarah Van Wallegham and Chelsea Glankler 1-8.
With a 0-1 deficit going into singles, the Lady Bisons hoped to pick up some wins early on in singles play.
Bishop earned a win for Lipscomb at No. 1, beating Kirkland 6-4, 6-2.
Tied 1-1, at No. 2, Keevil fell to Dickerhoof 1-6, 0-6.
Down 1-2, Hansen squeezed out a win at No. 3 against Grote 6-3, 6-4, bringing the match score back to an even 2-2.
Jackson defeated Wallegham 6-1, 6-3, at the No. 4 spot, giving LU a 3-2 lead.
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When they occur to somebody else, that is.
Last night, I didn't get a chance to sit down and watch the Phillies face the Cardinals until seven innings had been played. I knew the Phils had been trailing 1-0 earlier in the evening, and after seven they were still down, 2-1. But it turns out I was just in time for all the fun.
Fun for the Phillies. Not so fun for the Cards.
Call it what you want – meltdown, implosion, epic fail – the Cardinals' bullpen had one of the ugliest half-innings I have ever witnessed.
It lasted almost 45 minutes.
There were two hit batsmen (one with the bases loaded); four walks (two with the bases loaded); and four RBI singles. Nine runs scored – eight of them after there were two outs.
They needed five pitchers to get through it.
Two of those pitchers did not record any outs.
Trever Miller started the inning in relief of Kyle McClellan, who had held the Phils to one run thus far. After retiring the first batter, he allowed a single and a walk to put two men on base.
Curiously, Jason Motte, a hard-throwing righty, was brought in to replace lefty Miller and face Ryan Howard. Motte proceeded to hit Howard to load the bases, then hit Placido Polanco to force in the tying run.
Brian Tallet entered next, and got Raul Ibanez to strike out. After giving up an RBI single to Ben Francisco, he was replaced by Miguel Batista. Batista apparently needed a map to find the strike zone – he promptly walked two batters to force in two more runs, and followed that by allowing an RBI single to Jimmy Rollins.
Maikel Cleto was next in the parade of pitchers. He walked Shane Victorino to reload the bases, gave up two RBI singles to Chase Utley and Ryan Howard, and then mercifully for the Cards, retired Wilson Valdez to finally end their inning from hell with the Phils now leading 10-2.
Lost in all this were two fine performances by the starting pitchers, Roy Halladay and Kyle McClellan, who each surrendered one run, only to be rewarded with no-decisions for their efforts.
Thank you, Cardinals bullpen, for handing us that win on a silver platter. I hope you'll understand if the Phillies do not reciprocate tonight.


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Hossa, Blackhawks head to Phoenix off strong openerby Dan Rosen
LOS ANGELES -- Marian Hossa must have a different definition of "slow-build" than everyone else, because the previously concussed Chicago Blackhawks forward already appears to be in midseason form.
"You wonder how he [would] handle that first game," Chicago coach Joel Quenneville said. "It looked like his pace was as good as he could go."
Hossa scored twice and added an assist Saturday when the Blackhawks defeated the Los Angeles Kings, 5-2, at Staples Center. It was his first game since he was last seen leaving the ice on a stretcher after getting blasted by an illegal high hit from Phoenix Coyotes forward Raffi Torres in Game 3 of last season's Western Conference Quarterfinals.
Torres will miss the first eight games of this season serving out the remainder of the suspension he was handed by the NHL for that hit.
Hossa proved on Saturday he's over it, even though he still was critical of himself.
"I went slowly, tried to build the confidence again," Hossa said. "Especially after that concussion, as the minutes went on I started feeling more confident and more comfortable on the ice. It's going to take a couple more games to be where you want to be, especially with the timing."
Hossa's timing looked spot on Saturday. He didn't just produce for the Blackhawks; he played big in all areas and finished with 28 shifts totaling 17:24 of ice time.
"He was good the whole game," Chicago forward Patrick Kane told NHL.com. "He wasn't just putting up numbers, points. He was controlling the play, making good plays. He had just a good overall game."
Quenneville said Hossa's conditioning was very evident as the game wore on.
"He's probably in the best shape he's been in a long time," Quenneville said.
Hossa got there by putting himself through a rigorous training regimen after he was cleared by doctors in November. He said he did it to make sure he could still battle down low and in the corners as he likes to do.
"It's unfortunate what happened to him, but you could see him in training camp, just the way he was skating, he was powerful, big, fast and he had a good shot," Kane said. "I think there were probably a lot of questions how he would come out. … I remember when we just signed him, back in 2009, he had the shoulder injury and came back about 30 games into the season and had two goals in his first game too.
"It's pretty funny that he comes back from injuries and has starts like that."
Hossa's next challenge comes Sunday, when he and the Blackhawks head into Phoenix to play the Torres-less Coyotes. Hossa, though, isn't dwelling on the history he and his team have with the opponent.
Maybe things will be different on Feb. 7, when Torres could be in the Coyotes lineup for the Blackhawks' return to Phoenix, but right now Hossa sees no reason to view Sunday's game as being anything more than it is.
"To tell you the truth, I don't think about it that way," Hossa said when asked if playing the Coyotes is another hurdle he needs to clear in his recovery. "It's just another game for me."


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Youth minister Willie Bodrick II strode to the pulpit of Twelfth Baptist Church in Roxbury on Sunday morning wearing a maroon hoodie.
"You know that I like to wear nice ties and nice suits but . . . I wear this hoodie in solidarity,'' he said. "This hoodie today is my robe, because I am that little black boy. We are all that little black boy."
Hours after Bodrick and other ministers called for peace and healing following the not-guilty verdict in the shooting death of African-American teen Trayvon Martin, a protest in Dudley Square drew hundreds, some wearing hoodies and carrying homemade signs. More than two dozen speakers forcefully expressed their frustration with the verdict and with wider issues of inequality.
On Saturday, jurors exonerated George Zimmerman, the Florida neighborhood watch volunteer who last year killed Martin, who was unarmed and wearing a hooded sweatshirt.
At Twelfth Baptist, Bodrick, 25, urged the congregation to pray not only for Martin's family but for Zimmerman's. He asked that they pray, too, for a change in perceptions.
"Black men in the 'hood . . . should not be perceived as a threat, but as a treasure," he said.
Bodrick said later that he had prepared his sermon a week ago, but after hearing the verdict Saturday, he felt his message needed a new preface.
"There are so many instances in my life when I could have been [Martin], and I have had so many friends killed [by] violence," he said. "I had to speak. I couldn't just let the elephant sit in a room of justice, love, and peace."
Zimmerman's attorneys argued that he shot Martin in self-defense and that the teen had knocked the volunteer down, punched him, and slammed his head against the sidewalk.
But many believed Zimmerman singled out Martin because of his youth and race, sparking a vigorous public debate about race relations and stereotypes of young African-American men.
A jury of six women in Sanford, Fla., found Zimmerman not guilty of second-degree murder or the lesser charge of manslaughter.
Protests broke out Saturday night in several cities, including one in Oakland, Calif., where protesters broke windows and set small fires, according to reports.
At Morning Star Baptist Church in Mattapan, Bishop John M. Borders III told the congregation they should not be bitter about the verdict.
"We should protest, but not violently," he said.
Borders spoke out against an aspect of American culture that he said embraces violence over virtue.
"We are arming ourselves in America in the wrong direction," Borders said. "Instead of arming ourselves with more guns in this country and passing laws that support that, we should arm ourselves with the things that really last — with the truth, with mercy, with justice, with righteousness."
On Sunday evening, close to 500 people of all races and ages gathered peacefully in a park in Roxbury's Dudley Square to protest the verdict and show support for Martin's family.
Milton resident Maya Jean said the verdict was "disgusting, but not surprising," as she held a sign she had made that said, "A system cannot fail those it was never built to protect."
Jean, 17, who attended the protest alone, said she came because she felt the verdict was one in a long line of injustices. "This trial was another slap in the face to black Americans in this country," she said.
But, she added, "I hope this is the slap in the face that wakes this country up."
Protesters carried dozens of other handmade signs, some bearing photographs of Martin wearing a hoodie. Some signs read: "Justice for Trayvon," "Say no to racism," and "What if he was your son?"
A tree in the park was surrounded with teddy bears, roses, and close to 50 candles illuminated to honor Martin. About a half-dozen uniformed Boston police stood on the edge of the crowd.
Boston firefighter Oscar Francisco, 47, contrasted the Zimmerman verdict with the high-profile legal case of an NFL football star.
"Michael Vick got two or three years [in prison] for killing a dog," Francisco said. "Zimmerman murdered a human being and is walking free. Where is the justice?"
Malden resident Sofia Arias, 25, worried the verdict could put others in danger.
"Zimmerman's walking free has emboldened racial vigilantes everywhere," she said.
A series of passionate speakers addressed the crowd, some describing their own struggles with the judicial system.
Others recited poetry or described what they called historical and structural injustices that keep African-American citizens on an unequal footing with their white neighbors.
"This has never been a democracy for us," Khury Petersen-Smith, 31, of Dorchester, told the crowd. "This is not the dream [for which Martin Luther King Jr. fought]. This is Malcolm X's worst nightmare."
During the rally, the crowd repeatedly chanted, "No justice, no peace," at each break in the series of speakers, which included local politicians and community leaders.
City Councilor Charles Yancey of Boston led the crowd in a moment of silence followed by the chant, "We are Trayvon Martin."
"We have the power and the responsibility to challenge racism, sexism, and homophobia — all forms of abuse," Yancey said.
State Representative Gloria Fox, a Roxbury Democrat, told protesters that the fight for racial equality is just beginning.
Following the rally, the crowd swelled as protesters marched up Malcolm X Boulevard to Ruggles Station, shouting slogans including, "Protect and serve, that's a lie, you don't care if black kids die," as cars beeped in support.
Sunday morning, outside Morning Star Baptist Church, congregants expressed frustration with the verdict, but were not shocked.
"It was a crying shame," said Julian Epps, 61, who lives in Quincy.
Epps was troubled by attempts by some to suggest that Martin, who tested positive for marijuana use after his death, somehow invited Zimmerman's scrutiny.
"Even if he was a gangbanger, the kid was minding his own business," Epps said. "He was going home. He had Skittles on him; he had candy."
Epps said, though, that he would not harbor feelings of anger. "I forgive the guy," he said of Zimmerman. "He's got to live with it."
Mattapan resident Arleta Faulkner, a teacher at the Curley K-8 School in Jamaica Plain, said she understood the desire of Zimmerman, the son of a white father and a Hispanic mother, to protect his home and his community but suspected he singled out Martin because of his race.
"My mom always said an African-American male is automatically born with one strike against [him] in this country . . . and if you ask me, that sort of proves it," Faulkner said.
Faulkner and other parishioners expressed concern about Florida's "stand your ground" law, which permits a person fearing great physical harm or death to use lethal force and gives that person the benefit of the doubt in court, even if the circumstances would allow the person to flee.
"There should have been some penalty for [Zimmerman]. That's telling people in Florida with that law that it's OK to kill someone because he hit you or he approached you."
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The Ebola virus has infected about 1,800 people, more than half of whom have died, many of them in Africa. Global attention is focused on the spread of the horrific disease, which has no known cure.
Yet 300 million to 600 million people suffer from malaria each year, and that disease kills about 1 million annually, 90% in sub-Saharan Africa.
If the world really cared about Africa, why not reverse the ban on the insecticide DDT to help fight malaria? An African death from malaria, a protistan parasite that has no cure, is equally tragic as a death from Ebola. Now we are debating how we should allocate experimental drugs to treat Ebola. But we have the means to reduce malaria, and we are not using it.
Eighty-five percent of malaria deaths occur among children under five years old, and it is the leading cause of death for this age group. Symptoms include fever, chills, trembling, flu-like symptoms, anemia and jaundice. Because there is no treatment, and malaria spreads rapidly by mosquitoes, the disease is a serious problem in developing countries that already have constrained health-care services. Most people in these areas are poorly educated, and may be unaware of the risks of malaria.
Under the Global Malaria Eradication Program, which started in 1955, DDT was used to kill the mosquitoes that carried the parasite, and malaria was practically eliminated. Some countries, including Sri Lanka, which started using DDT in the late 1940s, saw profound improvements. Reported cases fell from nearly 3 million a year to just 17 cases in 1963. In Venezuela, cases fell from over 8 million in 1943 to 800 in 1958. India saw a dramatic drop from 75 million cases a year to 75,000 in 1961.
This changed with the publication of Rachel Carson's 1962 book, "Silent Spring," which claimed that DDT was hazardous. After lengthy hearings between August 1971 and March 1972, Judge Edmund Sweeney, the Environmental Protection Agency hearing examiner, decided there was insufficient evidence to ban DDT and that its benefits outweighed any adverse effects. Yet two months later, then-EPA Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus overruled him and banned DDT, effective Dec. 31, 1972. That was a big win for the mosquitoes, but a big loss for people who lived in Latin America, Asia and Africa.
Malaria has no known cure. Chloroquine alleviates symptoms but does not cure the disease, and several strains are now resistant to chloroquine. Another compound, artemisinin, is effective against the parasite and is given sparingly to avoid development of drug-resistant parasites. Some forms of malaria in Indochina, Africa and South America are already resistant to artemisinin. American travelers are given pills (usually malarone) to avoid malaria, but that does not treat the disease.
Carson, the writer, claimed that DDT, because it is fat-soluble, accumulated in the fatty tissues of animals and humans as the compound moved through the food chain, causing cancer and other genetic damage. Carson's concerns and the EPA action halted the program in its tracks, and malaria deaths started to rise again, reaching 600,000 in 1970, 900,000 in 1990 and over 1 million in 1997 — back to pre-DDT levels.
Many say DDT was banned in vain. There remains no compelling evidence that the chemical has produced any ill public health effects. According to an article in the British medical journal The Lancet by professor A.G. Smith of Leicester University:
"The early toxicological information on DDT was reassuring; it seemed that acute risks to health were small. If the huge amounts of DDT used are taken into account, the safety record for human beings is extremely good. In the 1940s, many people were deliberately exposed to high concentrations of DDT thorough dusting programmes or impregnation of clothes, without any apparent ill effect. … In summary, DDT can cause toxicological effects but the effects on human beings at likely exposure are very slight."
Even though nothing is as cheap and effective as DDT, it is not a cure-all for malaria. Some mosquitoes are resistant to DDT because widespread use of the chemical allows resistant mosquitoes to grow.
A study by the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences concluded that spraying huts in Africa with DDT reduces the number of mosquitoes by 97% compared with huts sprayed with an alternative pesticide. Mosquitoes that do enter the huts are less likely to bite. As we try to help Ebola sufferers, we should consider how to bring DDT back to Africa to save the million people who die every year from malaria.
By forbidding DDT and relying on more expensive, less effective methods of prevention, we are causing immense hardship. Small environmental losses are inferior to saving millions of human lives and potentially increasing economic growth in developing nations. Countries with a high incidence of malaria can suffer a 1.3% annual loss of economic growth. According to a Harvard/WHO study, sub-Saharan Africa's GDP could be $100 billion greater if malaria had been eliminated 35 years ago.
It should be noted that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has spent $2 billion to fight malaria. The group has funded research of single-dose treatments, vaccines and diagnostic tests.
Carson died in 1964, but the legacy of "Silent Spring" and its recommended ban on DDT live with us today. As we mourn the thousand-plus people who have died of the latest outbreak of Ebola, and we look at the photos in the New York Times of the sad African children, we should remember the millions of people who are suffering from malaria as a result of the DDT ban. They were never given the choice of living with DDT or dying without it. Ruckelshaus made that choice for them in 1972. Before millions more die, we should recognize the benefits of DDT and encourage its use in fighting malaria.


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The Lexus Integrated Safety Management Concept, unveiled at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, doesn't sound very... well, Vegas. Not much pizazz. But when Toyota's premium brand explains that this is a car with a silicon co-pilot and could eventually lead to a self-driving vehicle, the attention meter jumps up considerably.
Based on a 2013 LS, it's not the prettiest of concepts. That's mostly because of the 360-degree laser, inertial measurements unit and GPS antennae on the roof, plus various cameras and radar units around the rest of the car. These appendages allow a central "brain" to receive and process all the information, then make split-second decisions and take action.
That action might mean priming or even applying the brakes, pre-tensioning seat belts, or taking over the steering wheel completely. Should all these interacting systems fail to avoid a collision, this setup can contact emergency and roadside services automatically.
Admittedly, this kind of technology is already available in several cars. The usual 2013 Lexus LS, for example, has adaptive cruise control that can bring the car to a complete stop and then back up to the preset speed, plus blind spot monitoring, lane keeping assistance and a rear cross traffic alert function.
Where this Lexus goes beyond what you can currently buy in the showroom is that its system can discern red and green traffic lights, and "see" not just approaching obstacles but also any vehicles or hazards to the left, right and rear. The ultimate aim is for vehicles to communicate with each other as well as their surroundings. Stopping at a red light when there's nothing coming the other way is just wasting time and energy, so that communication could turn the light green.
Lexus says that "key components of these research efforts could lead to a fully autonomous car." But it sees such tech as enhancing a driver's efforts rather than replacing them completely.
"In our pursuit of developing more advanced automated technologies, we believe the driver must be fully engaged," said Mark Templin, Toyota group vice president and general manger of the Lexus Division. "For Toyota and Lexus, a driver-less car is just part of the story. Our vision is a car with an intelligent, always-attentive co-pilot whose skills contribute to safer driving."
What it means to you: On the positive side, it could mean fewer accidents and smoother commutes. And no more road rage; no more blind spots; no more people texting, eating, smoking, trying to discipline their children and trying to drive at the same time. There might be a negative side, but we'll have to get back to you.


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Consider, if you would, the almond.
Unassuming, humble, maybe even a bit plain. Every and their best friends eat almonds in something or other; Cookies, salads, casseroles, you name it. They're nothing new, but I think they deserve a second thought.
Personally, 9 times out of 10 I will be reaching for the super salty almonds over anything else avaliable. Yes, I absolutely am, without a doubt, a cronic and progressive salt-addict. The more I get, the more I want. Sadly, not even canned soups, pumped up with enough sodium to make the Red Sea appear mild, are safe from my special "spice." Salt shakers are dangerous things in my house; It's not unheard of to refill it once a week.
But I want to have no guilt over atleast one little snack. Almonds are so chock full of those lovely vitamins and heart-happy essential oils everyone always talks about, it's just not fair to write them off due to sodium. Not to mention the whallop of protein they cotain into such a small space, which makes them an excellent food for the road or other spots tough to find proper sustinance. Sure, you could always eat them raw, but I just don't find them flavorful enough to satisfy my palate.
That's why I turned to my second favorite and far over-used seasoning: Cinnamon! Yes, if it's not salt, it's cinnamon. Into oatmeal, cereal, over toast, in bread, english muffins… It really just goes so well with practically every grain. This time, paired with a nut, it proves to retain the same flavor enhancing powers I lust after.
Really, it's so easy to make these you truly don't even need to measure. I just want you to try it and see for yourself that wholesome foods don't need to be complicated or fussy; Nor, do they have to deprive you of a tasty treat.
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1 Cup Raw Almonds
1/4 Cup Maple Syrup
1 Tablespoon Ground Cinnamon
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Throw a silpat or a sheet of parchment paper on a baking sheet to prevent the nuts from sticking to the bottom and thusly burning. I prefer using a silpat because it creates less waste, but use whatever you've got.
Throw all ingredients into a small bowl and combine thoroughly, being sure to coat all the almonds completely in the syrup and spice. Spread evenly in one layer on the baking sheet and roast in the oven for 5 minutes. Shake around a bit to flip them over and make sure they aren't sticking too badly. Bake for another 5 minutes or more, until they turn a slightly darker brown or smell nutty. Careful now – Nuts go from lovely golden to steaming turd in no time flat.
Remove from the oven and immediately take off of sheet, or they will continue to cook. Allow to cool and store in an air tight container.
*Please note that I made a very small batch just to test out my little salt vs. cinnamon theory. You could easily double, triple, or even quadruple the amounts to no ill effects.


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The term " yarnbomb " comes out of graffiti , " bomb " means putting up a bunch of tags in one area . When people ask me what I'm doing I say "Yarnbombing " And often they quickly nod , they've heard of it . But I don't think what I'm doing is graffiti really. It's street art made with knitting.
The Russian and I put up this rack on Sunday. We met at 2.oo and it was extremely bright and hot . I had forgotten we are so close to the Equinox , it was like sitting in a bowl of bright light for 4 hours. Some of you might recognize this rack-we put up a piece on this same rack 3 months ago . Someone had taken down part of the old piece and just left one little strip . This is a strange story . I had noticed that lots of my yarnbombs were coming down all at once -5 or 6 at a time , entire installations. I thought the city was spring cleaning . This was nerve racking . This bike rack got only partly taken down which suggested it wasn't the city . I count on Berkeley's tolerance to do my bigger stuff , so it would be bad if the city decided that there would be no more yarnbombing .
After some time I got an e-mail from an anonymous knitter saying that they were taking down my pieces and sewing a blanket with them as a commentary on public and private art . They showed me the blanket with my yarnbombs all cut up and sewn together . I was so pained to recognize so much of my work all cut up. I wrote back and asked them not to do this-I wanted to make something myself with the old pieces. So all that made me want to put up another new piece on this same rack . Plus I just really like this rack .
So back to the word yarnbombing . This word is getting used for lots of different things – for big legal public commissions , for gallery artists who crochet and knit , for knitting put up at big craft stores , for knitting done for big corporations , for knitting in peoples' gardens -I even saw someone describe a knitted dolls' dress as a yarnbomb . All of this is good and interesting and exciting but I don't think it's exactly yarnbombing.
To me the word yarnbombing means knitting that is put up subversively-you don't have permission , it's done for free as a gift , it's out on the street for everyone to see , it's art without walls , art that's not for sale , art just for pleasure .
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 4, 2006) - Florida Atlantic's Kevin Green watched his last second 3-pointer rim out as the ETSU men's basketball game overcame a five-point deficit in the final 11 minutes to hand the Owls their first Atlantic Sun Conference loss of the year 63-61 Wednesday night at Memorial Center.
With the win, the Buccaneers win their third straight game and improve to 4-6 overall, 1-2 in A-Sun play. Meanwhile, FAU falls to 4-7, 3-1.
"It was a good win. Not pretty, but good," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "We knew going into this three-game home stand that these were pivotal games to get us going back in the right direction. We say it all the time that these are games of inches. If that ball is dead in, we're pretty unhappy right now."
Trailing 51-46 with remaining in the game, the Bucs outscored the Owls 17-10 the rest of the way to garner the victory. However, it was a pair of FAU misses late in the contest that insured the win.
After a missed free throw by ETSU senior guard Tim Smith (
In the first half, the Bucs led by as many as 11 points at 20-9 with 10:20 left before the intermission. However, with a 10-3 run and nine straight points from forward Rodney Rice in the final minutes of the half, FAU managed to tie the game at 29 with remaining. The Bucs took the final shot of the half, as an awkward, hooking 3-point shot by Smith found the bottom of the net to give ETSU the advantage at the break, 32-29.
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For the contest, the Bucs had a season low 11 turnovers and forced six steals, shooting 47 percent from the field. Meanwhile, FAU won the battle of the boards handily, out-rebounding the Bucs 38-24, but the Owls committed 18 turnovers, which the Bucs used to outscore FAU, 21-9.
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Aiden McGeady and Anthony Pilkington have been ruled out of the Republic of Ireland's friendly against Poland in Dublin next Wednesday, the Football Association of Ireland confirmed.
Spartak Moscow winger McGeady is suffering from an ongoing ankle injury while Pilkington pulled his hamstring in the first half of Norwich's goalless draw at QPR on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The embarrassing NFL referee saga and the disputed call that gave Seattle a victory over Green Bay Monday night has reached the campaign for the White House with President Barack Obama deeming it "terrible" and saying it was time to get the regulars back on the job.
"I've been saying for months we've got to get our refs back," Obama said as he returned to the White House from a United Nations appearance in New York.
The Seattle Seahawks won 14-12 over the Green Bay Packers after referees ruled a Seattle receiver caught the ball amid a pile of bodies in the end zone in the game's last play. The NFL conceded Tuesday that referees should have called pass interference against Seattle, but still upheld the Seattle victory.
Typically, Obama, a diehard Chicago Bears enthusiast, is not one to wish the rival Green Bay Packers well.
But besides being an avid sports fan, Obama has recently redoubled efforts to win in politically important Wisconsin, home to the Packers and the home state of rival Mitt Romney's running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan.
In a tweet that went out under over his initials, Obama said: "NFL fans on both sides of the aisle hope the refs' lockout is settled soon."
Ryan himself weighed in Tuesday in Cincinnati, Ohio, and put a partisan spin on the disputed call.
"Did you guys watch that Packer game last night?" Ryan said. " I mean, give me a break. It is time to get the real refs. And do you know what, it reminds me of President Obama and the economy. If you can't get it right, it's time to get out. I half think that these refs work part-time for the Obama Administration in the budget office. … They're trying to pick the winners and losers, and they don't even do that very well."
The NFL locked out the officials in June after their contract expired. The league has been using replacement officials, who have come under increasing criticism over the way they handled some games.
White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters aboard Air force One that Obama watched the Monday night game and "thinks there was a real problem with that call."
"He said that what happened in that game is why both sides need to come together, resolved their differences so the regular refs can get back on the field so we can focusing on a game that so many of us love rather than debating whether or not a game was won or lost because of a bad call," Carney said.


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Actor Tal Rosenzweig is hoping her current play Handle With Care will attract members of the Israeli Canadian community to the Teatron Toronto Jewish Theatre.
"Because this play has both Israeli and Jewish content in it, I think it's a really good opportunity to bring more Israelis to the theatre," the Israeli-born actor says. "There are a lot of Canadian Jews coming to Teatron, but there is not as much awareness within the Israeli community about this theatre. It is a very uplifting play, and I hope that both Israeli and Canadian Jewish audiences give it a chance and come to see it."
Rosenzweig makes her Teatron Toronto Jewish Theatre debut in Handle with Care, a romantic comedy by Emmy Awardnominated writer Jason Odell Williams, at the Toronto Centre for the Arts – Studio Theatre beginning Feb.20
Handle with Care won the coveted New York Times Critic Pick for its current off-Broadway production. Rosenzweig's castmates include Teatron veterans Zack Amzallag, Tal Shulman and Gloria Valentine.
"The play takes place in a remote town called Goodview in Virginia," she says. "My character's name is Ayelet, she's in her 30s and she's single. She follows her grandmother who left Israel because she wanted to visit Goodview, but Ayelet doesn't know the real reason for the trip.
"Unexpectedly, her grandmother passes away. Then she finds out the courier, who was to deliver her in the casket back to Israel, loses the casket. He can't speak Hebrew and she can't speak English, so he brings a friend, Josh, who is Jewish so that he can try to understand her. There is a lot of miscommunication and the comedy comes from there."
Through all the goings on, a love story unfolds between Ayelet and Josh, played by Amzallag. Rosenzweig says that inbetween the comedy that surrounds the disappearance of the casket there are flashbacks showing Ayelet's time with her grandmother. The audience gets to see the relationship between grandmother and granddaughter, and eventually learns the reason for their trip to Virginia.
"Handle with Care brings up the whole question whether things happen because of destiny, or is it just random," says Rosenzweig, who now makes Toronto her home. "It would be interesting if the audience left with this question in mind."
She says the fact that her character is Israeli and that she herself comes from the same culture really helped her to have a better picture of who Ayelet is.
Rosenzweig began performing at the age of 12. Then, when she was an engineering student in California, she had the opportunity to perform in an original play call Edges at the Silicon Valley Theatre. Now an electrical engineer by day, her passion is still the theatre. She has spent six years performing for Mifgash, a Toronto Hebrew-speaking theatre company.
At the beginning of April, Rosenzweig, who enjoys reading and salsa dancing in her spare time, will perform once again for Mifgash in a musical called Kazablan.
Handle with Care runs from Feb. 20 to March 2. Tickets at Ticketmaster, or 1-855- 985-ARTS or www.teatrontheatre.com.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT women's volleyball team received four plaudits from the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) following the announcement of its postseason awards on Tuesday. The Engineers' individual total equals the program-high established in 2002.
Cecily Joujon-Roche was tabbed for Co-Rookie of the Year accolades, making her the Cardinal and Gray's fourth recipient of this honor. The freshman middle hitter tallied 102 kills and 68 blocks in 82 sets.
Junior outside hitter Alex May, a Rookie of the Year selection in 2006, was named to the All-Conference First Team while fellow classmates Barden Cleeland and Katrina Ellison were voted to the Second Team, resulting in their first league awards.
May paced MIT's attack with 457 kills to go along with 380 digs, 50 blocks, and a .942 serve receive percentage. Cleeland was dominant force from the middle hitter position, posting a team-high 103 blocks in addition to 277 kills and a team-best .322 hitting percentage. Ellison's versatility generated 277 digs, 195 kills, 70 assists, 57 blocks, and a .908 serve receive percentage.


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Showcasing the latest and greatest products in the houseboat industry, tickets to the annual On Water Expo are now on sale. The three-day event kicks off at State Dock on Lake Cumberland August 26 at the popular Kentucky marina. Single day passes start at $10 and tickets include entrance to the Friday night DJ and the Saturday night band.
For three days, attendees will once again be able to look at the latest houseboats in the industry, plus check out some used versions of near-new houseboats as well. And that's not including the countless vendors and exhibitors that will also be on hand to cover your houseboating needs with products and services. Throw in a couple of seminars and an on-dock poker run and you have the blueprint for a fun-filled weekend.
"This is a great opportunity for attendees to experience houseboating as it is," Greg Larsen, Expo producer, said.
While traditional houseboat shows are indoors, the On Water Expo takes interested parties to the dock to see exactly what the houseboating lifestyle is like.
And good news for those who are planning on attending the On Water Expo: the infamous Houseboat Row is back! State Dock will once again offer "boatels" or rental houseboats. The houseboats not only provide accommodations for the duration of the Expo, but also allow you to stay close to the show and enjoy the music at night. And don't forget about those cornhole games that tend to break out each night at the dock. To reserve a boatel or find out more about State Dock at Lake Cumberland, visit www.statedock.com or call 888-STATEDOCK.
Visit www.houseboatexpo.com to purchase your single day or multi day passes or to get more information and updates as the On Water Expo.
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LAUREL HILL � Baker�s Cassidy Anderson scored a game-high 19 points and Lily Phillips added nine as the Gators rolled to a 50-27 win over Laurel Hill in girls basketball action Thursday night.
LAUREL HILL � Baker�s Cassidy Anderson scored a game-high 19 points and Lily Phillips added nine as the Gators rolled to a 50-27 win over Laurel Hill in girls basketball action Thursday night.
As was the case Monday night Baker hosted Freeport, the Gators (10-6) got off to slow start.
The Hoboes drew first blood on a basket by Jhanae Griffin, who led Laurel Hill with 12 points. A pair of baskets by Grace Reese helped the Hoboes to a 6-3 lead with 2:30 left in the first quarter.
The Gators closed out the first period with a 5-0 run. Kathryn Quigg hit 2-of-3 from the free throw line and Anderson added three points to put Baker up 8-6 after one.
The rest of the game belonged to the Gators as they used a full-court zone press to force the Hoboes into costly turnovers that led to easy Baker baskets.
Baker coach Brian Wagner was at a loss after another slow start, but was happy with the win.
�We�ve got to get out of the slow starts,� he said. �We either have a slow start or a slow quarter or slow half quarter. To get where we want to be we have to have a very good whole game and when we get to one of our district opponents, that�s when I hope it will show up.
�We know where we are at this point and where we want to be. Hopefully we will peak at the right time and just improve every game.�
The Gators outscored Laurel Hill 16-3 in the second quarter as four Baker players scored in the quarter.
By the time the final horn sounded to end the game every Baker player had seen action and got into the scoring column.
Baker extended the lead to 43-18 after three and coasted home for the win. Breanna Owens had a hot hand for Laurel Hill in the fourth quarter hitting a pair of 3-pointers as the Hoboes refused go away.
Laurel Hill coach Scott Varnum was pleased with the
�Foul trouble hurt us,� he said. Grace got into a little bit of foul trouble and that hurt us. But, hey, I�m proud of my girls.
�They played hard for four quarters and didn�t quit. I couldn�t be more proud of them with they way they played. Baker�s got a really good team and they played really well.�
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin�s sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524


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Congressional Republicans are simultaneously united, divided and confused about the $85 billion of cuts in defense and domestic discretionary spending that begin on March 1 when the budget sequester takes effect.
Republicans are united in their dislike of across-the-board cuts but understand that this is the only way now to restrain federal spending. The GOP-controlled House twice passed bills, in May and December of 2012, that replaced the sequester with targeted reductions to less essential programs. Both measures were ignored by the White House and Democratic Senate. This led to the current impasse.
Nevertheless, there are philosophical and tactical divisions in the party. While most House Republicans worry that defense cuts will harm national security, a minority welcomes them. GOP Congressmen are also split over whether the House should approve a continuing resolution (or "CR," to fund the government through the rest of the fiscal year) before or after the sequester begins.
As things now stand, cabinet departments will have to cut equally from programs important and insignificant, efficient and inefficient. But Republicans are confused over how to provide federal agencies with the flexibility to adjust their budgets under the sequester. Flexibility means giving the executive branch, e.g., President Obama, greater authority. Republicans are loath to do this, but many fear that without this authority the sequester will be especially damaging to military readiness.
And so Republicans don't know whether they should pass a separate flexibility measure next week, incorporate flexibility language in the continuing resolution, or simply paste the Department of Defense and Military Construction appropriations bills language into the CR.
Forward motion shows the GOP acting responsibly while inactivity allows Mr. Obama to keep the public spotlight on him. My own recommendation is that House Republicans should pass a continuing resolution next week to fund the government for the balance of the fiscal year at the lower level dictated by the sequester—with language granting the executive branch the flexibility to move funds from less vital activities to more important ones.
True, Mr. Obama may use that flexibility to cut spending that Republicans favor. Still, the GOP will be acting responsibly, and perhaps by doing so will put the president and Congressional Democrats a bit on the defensive.
Above all, the GOP must also keep setting the record straight for the public. It was Mr. Obama, not the Republicans, who came up with the sequester in the summer of 2011. In November of that year the White House said that the president "will not accept any measure that attempts to turn off part of the sequester." Now Mr. Obama describes his own sequester cuts as "sudden, harsh, arbitrary" and "brutal."
On Tuesday he paraded first responders onto a stage to demand that Republicans "protect . . . education and health care and national security and all the jobs that depend on them" by passing his "balanced approach to deficit reduction that would prevent these harmful cuts."
Yet Mr. Obama has never offered a specific plan for deficit reduction. Douglas Elmendorf, the director of the Congressional Budget Office, acknowledged this recently when Sen. Roger Wicker (R., Miss.) asked if he could score the president's speeches.
Last week, some Senate Democrats did suggest $55 billion in cuts (half from defense and half from the farm program), coupled with $55 billion in new taxes—mostly from a proposal that already failed to pass the Democratic-controlled Senate last year. But this was a halfhearted public-relations gesture.
The Senate Democratic proposal also violates Mr. Obama's campaign pledge of a "balanced" deficit reduction that consists of $2.50 in spending cuts for every $1 of new revenue. In December, the president received $600 billion in new taxes, which should now be matched with $1.5 trillion in spending cuts, according to his definition of balance. That hasn't happened.
Mr. Obama is a once-in-a-generation demagogue with a compliant press corps. So in coming weeks, we will be subjected to a slew of presidential photo-ops with those whom he claims will lose jobs because of a 2.3% cut in future federal spending.
The looming sequester is perilous for both political parties. The Feb. 4 Quinnipiac poll reported that only 22% of Americans believe the sequester should take effect. Yet a Feb. 6 Fox poll says 73% believe cutting spending now would help strengthen the economy, and in a Jan. 18 Fox poll, 83% said spending is out of control.
To win public opinion to their side, Republicans will need a proactive strategy that shows the GOP is committed to restrain spending, make cuts as smartly as possible, and keep the government running.
It won't be easy, given the president's intrinsic advantages and bigger megaphone. The Republicans only have the facts on their side. Sometimes that's enough.
A version of this article appeared February 21, 2013, on page A13 in the U.S. edition of The Wall Street Journal, with the headline: A Better Republican Sequester Strategy and online at WSJ.com.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In the first meeting between both programs, Drew University defeated MIT, 17-11, in a non-conference women's lacrosse game on Saturday afternoon. Sophomore Krysta Cento (Garden City, N.Y.) led all scorers with seven goals and three assists to go along with five groundballs, two draw controls, and a caused turnover for the Rangers (5-7). Senior Laura Wacker (Brooklyn, N.Y.) paced the Engineers (5-8) with four goals and added three groundballs.
Cento found the back of the net after 46 seconds expired while junior Brooke Gagliano (Freehold, N.J.) extended Drew's lead right off the ensuing draw. Blasts by Wacker sandwiched a goal from senior Devon Affleck (Abington, Pa.) to bring MIT within one (3-2) at the 17:11 mark. The Rangers responded with a three-goal burst during the next 10 minutes to gain some breathing room. After picking up the draw control, freshman Isabella DiDio (Jenkintown, Pa.) went directly to the cage where she cut the Engineers' deficit to three (6-3). Sophomore Nikki Kleiman (Cranford, N.J.) registered her second goal of the frame for Drew but junior Erica Du (Excelsior, Minn.) matched the effort with 2:23 on the clock. Cento then closed the half with back-to-back goals to give the visitors a 9-4 cushion at the intermission.
The Rangers carried the momentum into the second stanza as Kleiman helped them establish their largest advantage of the day by redirecting a feed from Affleck. MIT replied with four unanswered goals to narrow the gap to two (10-8) at the 25:19 mark. A solo effort by freshman Kira Schott (New Canaan, Conn.) started the run which was followed by an unassisted strike from senior Meghan Wright (Devon, Pa.). Wacker then converted a free-position shot and redirected a feed from sophomore Emma Kane (Garden City, N.Y.) to cap the spurt.
Kleiman broke up the rally courtesy of a free-position goal but DiDio's unassisted marker at 20:46 maintained the two-goal deficit. Cento found Kleiman for her fifth goal of the game 33 seconds later before capitalizing on a free-position shot to gain some breathing room at 13-9. Schott kept the Engineers within striking distance as she found the back of the net with 18:13 left to play but this was as close as it would get as Drew generated a 4-1 run to wrap up the game.
Schott tallied two goals, five groundballs, four draw controls, and two caused turnovers while DiDio posted two goals, four groundballs, and three draw controls for MIT. Wright notched one goal, one assist, and four groundballs as senior Molly McShane (Lake Bluff, Ill.) chipped in one goal, one assist, and three draw controls. Freshman Nadia Wallace (Rochester, N.Y.) added three draw controls while classmate Paige Kennedy (Eastchester, N.Y.) collected nine saves.
Kleiman finished with six goals, one assist, seven draw controls, and four groundballs for the Rangers. Affleck registered two goals, two assists, and three draw controls as sophomore Larkin Dolan (Morristown, N.J.) and Gagliano both had one goal and one assist. Junior Kaitlyn Dalziel (Ocean Township, N.J.) tacked on four groundballs while junior CC Carlini (Amherst, N.H.) came away with 19 saves.
MIT returns to NEWMAC play on Tuesday, April 16 when it hosts Wellesley College while Drew concludes its Massachusetts roadtrip on Sunday, April 14 at Wheaton College.


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The Mets (39-41) close their three game series with the Phillies (41-37) today the way many of us though they would, by trying to avoid being swept. They have Johan Santana going for them, but that's not the `get out of jail free card,' it used to be.
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TROY, N.Y. – Portia Jones picked up a pair of individual wins and the MIT women's track and field team held on for a narrow victory over host RPI at Saturday's Engineer's Cup meet in Troy, N.Y. Tech picked up seven wins on the track and one more in the field to earn 149.5 team points and outlast RPI by just 10 points. WPI finished third with 107 points.
Jones picked up wins in both hurdles events, while reaching the NCAA Provisional qualifying standard in the 100HH. Jones' time of 14.68 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles was over one second faster than the runner up. Teammates Hazel Briner (15.81) and Holly Chamberlain (16.79) picked up third and fourth-place points, respectively. Jones also took home the 400-meter title with a time of 1:05.75 and was part of Tech's winning 4x100m relay (49.88).
Briner was able to rack up plenty of valuable points for the Engineers, despite not winning any individual events. The versatile Briner earned 21 total points, taking fourth in the 200m (26.87), third 100HH, fifth in the high jump (4-11.00 feet), second in the pole vault (11-5.75), third in the long jump (17-2.00), and fourth in the shot put, with a 35-7.75 foot effort. Briner and teammate, Karin Fisher, each cleared 11-5.75 feet in the pole vault, with Fisher earning the win on attempts.
Jamie Simmons was a winner in the 400m, beating out Martha Gross with a time of 59.03 seconds. Alina Gatowski posted a personal best at 1500 meters, with a winning time of 4:50.01. Gatowski was also a runner-up to teammate Alicia Kaestli in the 800. Kaestli came through in 2:24.46 to take first place. Maggie Lloyd had MIT's final event win in the Steeplechase, leading the entire race before finishing in 12:02.34.
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Here's an interesting cookware prototype that Italian cookware manufacturer Bialetti displayed at Housewares: A stacking all-in-one cookware set with folding handles. Is this the ideal set of cookware for a tiny, tiny kitchen?
These five colorful pieces include a pasta pot, a colander, a lid, a sauté pan and a frying pan. All the basics for day-to-day cooking, especially when you consider that the pasta pot can double as a mixing bowl.
The handles on the frying pan and the sauté pan fold up tightly so that the whole stack can slide into a narrow cupboard and be stored in a more compact space.
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