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obsessed
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stymingersfink wrote: epoch wrote: obsessed wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: obsessed wrote: Where did you pick up that cooking tip? Um... I lived in Japan for 6 years. You pick up on things, when using fresh ingredients. Unlike Uncle Ben's rice, real rice requires preparation. So real rice doesn't come in a 10kilo bag with Asian writing on it? I have always just threw it in a pot and cooked it. In Japan it came in many forms. My favorite was the bulk vending machine type. Bring a 3 gallon bucket insert 500 yen (US$4.75) and it fills. [culinary geek moment] To prepare white long or short grain rice, the best method is to rinse the crap out of it until the water is no longer a milky color. Using either a colander or placing the rice in a large pot you rinse, rinse, rinse, rinse, and rinse. When that milky color is gone, you want to soak the rice under about a nuckle of water for 12 hours. I steam my rice on a bamboo steamer and the cheesecloth comes in handy throughout the entire process. First, it keeps the rice contained and managable while rinsing; I've mastered rinsing in a colander. Then you let it soak for about 12 hours in a bowl; again the cheesecloth keeps everything together. And finally, when steaming the rice, the cheesecloth keeps everything together and from falling through the slats in the steamer. My rice comes out super sticky and fluffy. By pre-soaking the rice, also, the cooking time is down to about 5 minutes. Cooking it this way requires some planning and preperation but the quality is much better, and you can get rice cheaper when it's uncooked. For flavor, rice takes on the flavor of whatever you put in it. It's the ultimate starch. [/culinary geekery] Cooking is a passionate hobby of mine, can you tell? I like eating good food, and if I can get supurb taste cheaply I'll do it. Interesting. My sister married a japanese and she makes sushi and cooks rice in a rice cooker. It always comes out good. They have rice like we have potatoes. ALL the time. I will have to tell her your way and have her try it. And epok, you will make someone a good wife someday! I had a rice cooker too. That was left behind when I was divorced. I learned how to steam my rice on the wok and haven't gone back. Hell, I've learned to cook anything on the wok. My next venture with it is baking - which can be done. I also cook some good Mexican, French, and German dishes. Living in Asia, though, has given me the upper hand on making things the authentic way. ah, see, the rice cooker was one of the things that came with ME in my divorce. I do rinse the grains extensively before cooking though, which consists of turning the dial to "50" and forgetting about it till it dings. I usually throw the chicken breast and veggies in right on top, it all cooks together, quite nicely too if you ask me. :)
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chossmonkey
Jun 11, 2008, 3:03 PM
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I'm not taking the time to see what you cheesetitted.
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obsessed
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wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you.  Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? *Shootz cow* I can now.
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chossmonkey
Jun 11, 2008, 3:05 PM
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epoch wrote: obsessed wrote: obsessed wrote: Works out well then. You can still cook for her though obviously what I said wasn't important What did you say, cause your statement is confusing.
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obsessed
Jun 11, 2008, 3:06 PM
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chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you. Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? I think your house would be closer for most. for most? Only for you and Beccs. He is way up in Maine, or wherever. You place is definitely closer for Art.
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chossmonkey
Jun 11, 2008, 3:08 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you. Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? *Shootz cow* I can now.
More importantly, do you know where the good steak comes from?
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obsessed
Jun 11, 2008, 3:08 PM
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chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: yeah I totally got to help fight a crazy person today. It was awesome. Worthless without pix. What happened? The psycho bitch decided she did not want to be in the hospital anymore. The hospital staff decided that she was staying. And I didn't exactly have time to bust out the camera phone. I wonder if I got called a psycho bitch when I was in the hospital. Er.....I wasn't what you'd call an idea patiant those first couple of weeks. It's possible, but I don't think you were a bitch to them. Just out of it. The nurse in ER just said you were "combative" She was going to bite her mother!!!
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obsessed
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chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: obsessed wrote: obsessed wrote: Works out well then. You can still cook for her though obviously what I said wasn't important What did you say, cause your statement is confusing. I didn't write that so it must be Toady's lost post.
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chossmonkey
Jun 11, 2008, 3:10 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Shooting a 30/30 at the crag? That's pretty redneck. No. close by. The crag is on our property. No one knows about it. I'm a lucky little bastard. We shot in a different spot. Yeah, talk about ironic. 96 degrees outside and the route was wet. It gets a lot of shade, but I thought it would have dried out since the rain last week. We still had a fun time, though. Where are the pics? And it sounds like it might get some ice in the winter. Didn't get any. I actually got some good ones of a crag in Maryland. My friend rapped in from above and shot some, Just Like The Magazines.  Maybe i will post some of those. Didn't getany pics, ice ,or both? Both. I am going to get some pix soon, though. I don't have any of that area. I thought it would get ice since it does have a tendancy to be damp, but it doesn't.
Could you run a hose?
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wanderlustmd
Jun 11, 2008, 3:11 PM
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obsessed wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: yeah I totally got to help fight a crazy person today. It was awesome. Worthless without pix. What happened? The psycho bitch decided she did not want to be in the hospital anymore. The hospital staff decided that she was staying. And I didn't exactly have time to bust out the camera phone. I wonder if I got called a psycho bitch when I was in the hospital. Er.....I wasn't what you'd call an idea patiant those first couple of weeks. It's possible, but I don't think you were a bitch to them. Just out of it. The nurse in ER just said you were "combative"
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storytime!
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granite_grrl
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epoch wrote: stymingersfink wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: kachoong wrote: Yes, that's my story too.... sprinkler attached to the hose... oh, and one Christmas I got a Slip 'n' Slide.... essentially a long-ass piece of plastic you covered in detergent and ran water down it to slide on. Awesome!!! Who needs a pool when you can get grass stains on your chin?!?! ....yes.... we have Christmas in summer! Detergent? Like dish soap? Just water worked pretty good. Perhaps it was the only way your mother could get you to bathe? Snap!!! I mean really.... Who else put detergent on their slip and slide? I dunno. My parents could only afford that cheap black plastic you use for painting projects. We only used a hose and more often than not the plastic - being black - was super hot regardless of how much water we put on it. It was good until about the 5th or 6th slide when it would tear and we'd have a rock go through our chest - living in the desert isn't really conducive for lawns. We had one, but it was thin and brown most of the time. My pool involved a 1/4 mile walk to a pond. This pond had multiple vehicles - cars, jeeps, motorcycles, 4-wheelers, and a school bus - in it. I didn't swim much there. No one in my subdivision of 250 houses had a pool. If you could call it a pool, it was more than likely a horse trough, or one of those 10" deep plastic thingys. spent my fair share of time in those as a kid. It was my job to make sure they were always full, so I made sure to enjoy my work from time to time. 'course, there was always the pool I'd make myself when I dammed up the creek flowing through the front 40. No diving allowed, and that water was COLD! When there was water to be had it was nice. The best pond around, though, was a 2 mile bike ride. It was fed by a wonderful cool spring. The water was clean enough that a few goldfish that were released into the pond lived for years. That place I miss. The other one, not so much.
Where I grew up the community was built around 3 lakes (small lakes, but whatever), with more not too far off.
When I was a kid we would walk across the street and through the neighbours yard to one lake. Or I'd quick walk up to my friend's, and she live across the street from another lake. When I got a little older they actually built a little park and beach across from her place.
Then when I was 12 my parents move to a new house that was actually on the lake, across the water from that little beach.
Then I moved to Ontario where the lakes are polluted. I miss swimming. 
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chossmonkey
Jun 11, 2008, 3:13 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: That was actually only the second time I've shot a (real) gun.
Even Rebecca has shot at least two guns. Though on the same occasion.
I'm sure you have seen the pix.
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Jun 11, 2008, 3:14 PM
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stymingersfink wrote: epoch wrote: stymingersfink wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: chossmonkey wrote: kachoong wrote: Yes, that's my story too.... sprinkler attached to the hose... oh, and one Christmas I got a Slip 'n' Slide.... essentially a long-ass piece of plastic you covered in detergent and ran water down it to slide on. Awesome!!! Who needs a pool when you can get grass stains on your chin?!?! ....yes.... we have Christmas in summer! Detergent? Like dish soap? Just water worked pretty good. Perhaps it was the only way your mother could get you to bathe? Snap!!! I mean really.... Who else put detergent on their slip and slide? I dunno. My parents could only afford that cheap black plastic you use for painting projects. We only used a hose and more often than not the plastic - being black - was super hot regardless of how much water we put on it. It was good until about the 5th or 6th slide when it would tear and we'd have a rock go through our chest - living in the desert isn't really conducive for lawns. We had one, but it was thin and brown most of the time. My pool involved a 1/4 mile walk to a pond. This pond had multiple vehicles - cars, jeeps, motorcycles, 4-wheelers, and a school bus - in it. I didn't swim much there. No one in my subdivision of 250 houses had a pool. If you could call it a pool, it was more than likely a horse trough, or one of those 10" deep plastic thingys. spent my fair share of time in those as a kid. It was my job to make sure they were always full, so I made sure to enjoy my work from time to time. 'course, there was always the pool I'd make myself when I dammed up the creek flowing through the front 40. No diving allowed, and that water was COLD! When there was water to be had it was nice. The best pond around, though, was a 2 mile bike ride. It was fed by a wonderful cool spring. The water was clean enough that a few goldfish that were released into the pond lived for years. That place I miss. The other one, not so much. Well, i DID grow up in the Pacific Northwest, where many of those born there develop webbed feet in the early years of their life. Luckily I was born in Kansas i guess, but an even larger stroke of luck was not having to grow up there. This was impressed upon us chillins during our early teen years, during the family vacation one summer in the mid-80's. TFG!
Damn, Kansas huh?
That would have made it hard to get into climbing.
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chossmonkey
Jun 11, 2008, 3:15 PM
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obsessed wrote: I just don't think I would enjoy eating a steak that fresh. Something would be missing...like all the chemicals and steroids
That has nothing to do with how fresh it is. That is how it is raised. Unless you are talking preservatives. I don't know if they can do that with raw meat.
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chossmonkey
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obsessed wrote: Oh ya we are much closer to CA than wander is. But after a few thousand miles, does it really make a difference?
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Jun 11, 2008, 3:17 PM
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chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you. Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? I think your house would be closer for most. for most? Only for you and Beccs. He is way up in Maine, or wherever. You place is definitely closer for Art.
Not by much.
We have better rawk.
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chossmonkey
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obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: epoch wrote: obsessed wrote: obsessed wrote: Works out well then. You can still cook for her though obviously what I said wasn't important What did you say, cause your statement is confusing. I didn't write that so it must be Toady's lost post. Where did that come from? I'm so cromfuzed
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wanderlustmd
Jun 11, 2008, 3:19 PM
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chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: yeah I totally got to help fight a crazy person today. It was awesome. Worthless without pix. What happened? The psycho bitch decided she did not want to be in the hospital anymore. The hospital staff decided that she was staying. And I didn't exactly have time to bust out the camera phone. I wonder if I got called a psycho bitch when I was in the hospital. Er.....I wasn't what you'd call an idea patiant those first couple of weeks. It's possible, but I don't think you were a bitch to them. Just out of it. The nurse in ER just said you were "combative" She was going to bite her mother!!!
Drugs will do that.
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obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you. Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? *Shootz cow* I can now. I just don't think I would enjoy eating a steak that fresh. Something would be missing...like all the chemicals and steroids
I can put paint thinner in your piece.
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chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you. Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? *Shootz cow* I can now. Do you know how to butcher a cow. More importantly, do you know where the good steak comes from?
Nope.
That's why you're coming.
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wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: yeah I totally got to help fight a crazy person today. It was awesome. Worthless without pix. What happened? The psycho bitch decided she did not want to be in the hospital anymore. The hospital staff decided that she was staying. And I didn't exactly have time to bust out the camera phone. I wonder if I got called a psycho bitch when I was in the hospital. Er.....I wasn't what you'd call an idea patiant those first couple of weeks. It's possible, but I don't think you were a bitch to them. Just out of it. The nurse in ER just said you were "combative"heh. storytime!
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chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Shooting a 30/30 at the crag? That's pretty redneck. No. close by. The crag is on our property. No one knows about it. I'm a lucky little bastard. We shot in a different spot. Yeah, talk about ironic. 96 degrees outside and the route was wet. It gets a lot of shade, but I thought it would have dried out since the rain last week. We still had a fun time, though. Where are the pics? And it sounds like it might get some ice in the winter. Didn't get any. I actually got some good ones of a crag in Maryland. My friend rapped in from above and shot some, Just Like The Magazines. Maybe i will post some of those. Didn't getany pics, ice ,or both? Both. I am going to get some pix soon, though. I don't have any of that area. I thought it would get ice since it does have a tendancy to be damp, but it doesn't. Perhaps it does on certain years? Could you run a hose?
My friend did that in college. I haven't been home the last few winters to try it. Maybe this year?
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chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: I just don't think I would enjoy eating a steak that fresh. Something would be missing...like all the chemicals and steroids That has nothing to do with how fresh it is. That is how it is raised. Unless you are talking preservatives. I don't know if they can do that with raw meat.
I could go back to being a vegetarian so easily
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wanderlustmd wrote: Not by much. We have better rawk.
This is true....I assume. I know people from NS and NB make trips down to Acadia there as one of the closer places in the states for rock. How is it over there?
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wanderlustmd wrote: chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: obsessed wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: obsessed wrote: chossmonkey wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: chossmonkey wrote: Well fuck.... Here we thought you were actually longing by a real pool when you were all laid up. Like some sort of rich kid. Not quite... There were many afternoons of my broken ass floating in the pool with a six pack. But it is an above ground pool.Yeah, I'm picking up on that. All that time wasted being jealous of you. Guess I'll just have to be happy with being jealous of L'Habitant's rich kids pool. When I was a kid, living in a middle class neighbourhood, there were only 2 families with pools. I remember having to be really nice to those kids to get an invite into their pool. So, I decided that when I had kids, as soon as the bank would give me money, they were getting a pool. I didn't want them to have to grovel like I did just to keep cool. We have a pool. We aren't rich. You can all come swimming. Party at Wanders house. Can you grill us some steaks too? I think your house would be closer for most. for most? Only for you and Beccs. He is way up in Maine, or wherever. You place is definitely closer for Art. Not by much. We have better rawk.
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