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Whose Truth? Whose Morality?
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Truth is incontrovertible. Panic may resent it; ignorance may deride it; malice may distort it; but there it is.
This has long been a favorite of mine, and several years ago I had a poster-size version of it printed so I could display it in my classroom. It cost me less than $10 to do this—a real bargain when one considers that The New York Times wants you to spend $300 to sport a t-shirt ($450 gets you the hoodie) that bears their new slogan (purportedly written by Churston Winchill, a transgender Times intern who majored in angry protesting and vulgar tweeting)—Truth. It's more important now than ever.
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Only really smart people—such as those who read "all the 'truth' that's fit to print"—would ever spend $300 for a t-shirt. And as one astute observer noted, if you're a liar, you'll want to wear it every day. This means we should be seeing them daily all across bastions of liberalism—college campuses, Hollywood, Planned Parenthood lobbies, same-sex "weddings," the offices of the SPLC, Red Hen restaurants, and the like.
Instead of its pasta, Red Hen restaurants are now famous for partisanship—and, like most every liberal these days, "panic, ignorance, and malice." Instead of angry politics, the Virginia location that turned away Sarah Sanders claimed they were doing so based on "moral convictions." How absurd.
Of course, as most now well know, the "moral convictions" of modern liberalism allow for the killing of the most innocent and helpless among us, the legal redefinition of the oldest institution in the history of humanity, the attempted redefinition of gender, the embracing of virtually every sexual perversion imaginable, and so on. In other words, a modern liberal clamoring about "moral convictions" is like Larry Flynt complaining about adultery.
This so-called "moral conviction," this so-called "truth" has nothing to do with morality or truth at all, but rather is something nearly as old as humanity itself: the desire to rule one's own world. As Francis A. Schaeffer put it in chapter one—The Abolition of Truth and Morality—of his seminal book A Christian Manifesto, such a worldview has placed mankind "at the center of all things, and making him the measure of all things." And those who live according to this worldview "have no sufficient base for either society or law," and thus, they certainly have no business in any positions of power.
This humanistic view of reality led even a former Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1946-1953), Frederick M. Vinson, to conclude, "Nothing is more certain in modern society than the principle that there are no absolutes." Vinson said this prior to 1950, and his ignorant proverb has indeed proven to be, as Al Mohler put it, a "dark prophecy" of things to come. For decades, liberals across the U.S. have embraced Vinson's vision of a relativistic society.
Therefore, truth and morality are not eternal and from the One who made all things, but rather are merely a matter of taste. As the Humanist Manifesto II put it, "moral values derive their source from human experience. Ethics is autonomous and situational needing no theological or ideological sanction. Ethics stems from human need and interest."
Thus, if one "needs" to kill her unborn child, or one is "interested" in "marrying" his homosexual partner, or if a man wants to "experience" what it's like to live as a woman, so be it. If one "needs" to conduct an illegal investigation in order to win an election, or one has a vested "interest" in taking guns away from law abiding Americans, or one wants to "experience" college without having to pay for it, nothing or no one should stand in the way.
Whether in their personal lives, their politics, and even their theology, today's liberals are blind to the notion that some things are settled for all time, and they have written their own moral code. While hypocritically touting "tolerance," they insist that the rest of us either submit to their rule or "get the hell out!" Only God, or those operating under His authority, has the right to such an ultimatum, and—in spite of the insistence by fools like Maxine Waters that "God's on our side,"—most liberals long ago decided that they didn't want to play by His rules.
"Truth makes the Devil blush" wrote English historian Thomas Fuller. As liberalism has created a culture that is nearly bereft of shame, and in spite of their increasingly unhinged and immoral behavior, and because they are mostly ignorant of the "incontrovertible" truth, today's liberals rarely blush. This usually happens only when someone becomes a political liability and not because some proper moral standard has been violated.
Again, what we are really dealing with here is competing views of truth. As noted apologist William Lane Craig put it when writing about the Christian perspective on homosexuality, "Today so many people think of right and wrong, not as matters of fact, but as matters of taste." And if taste determines truth, then we're all at the mercy of whoever's in charge, because, ultimately we're all intolerant. It's simply a matter of two things: who's right, and who are Americans going to put in charge.
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{{Infobox rail line
| name          = Mülheim-Heißen–Oberhausen-Osterfeld Nord
| routenumber   = 423, 450.9
| linenumber    = *2182 Mülheim-Heißen–Schönebeck
2280 (Essen West–)Schönebeck–Frintrop
2261 Frintrop–OB-Osterfeld Nord
| linelength_km = 10
| gauge         =
| electrification = 15 kV/16.7 Hz AC overhead catenary
| speed_km/h    = 80
| locale        = North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
| map_state=
| map        = {{Routemap|inline=1|title =no |footnote=Source: German railway atlas|map=
STR~~ ~~ ~~to Bottrop Nord
eBHF~~0.0~~Oberhausen-Osterfeld Nord~~(former Rh station)
xABZgr~~ ~~ ~~to Oberhausen West
xKRZo~~ ~~ ~~Duisburg-Ruhrort–Bottrop Süd
exhKRZWae~~ ~~ ~~Emscher
exhKRZWae~~ ~~ ~~Rhine–Herne Canal
xABZg+r~~~~Osterfeld junction (old)~~to Oberhausen West
eBHF~~4.5~~Essen-Frintrop (old)
xABZgl~~6.7~~Essen-Frintrop junction~~to Bottrop Süd
xABZg+l~~7.4~~Essen-Dellwig Ost junction~~to Bottrop Hbf
KRZo~~ ~~ ~~Duisburg–Dortmund
SBHF~~7.8~~Essen-Dellwig Ost
eÜST~~8.0~~Essen-Dellwig Ost crossover
SHST~~9.1~~Essen-Gerschede
S+BHF~~10.3~~Essen-Borbeck
eABZgl~~ ~~ ~~to Essen-Altendorf junction
exSTR+l\eABZgr\~~1.0 11.5~~Schönebeck~~(junction)
exSTR\SHST\~~11.6~~Essen-Borbeck Süd
exABZg+l\eKRZo\~~ ~~ ~~Former Line from Essen-Altendorf (formerly RhE)
xABZgxl+l\KRZu\STR+r~~ ~~ ~~Former connecting line now platform track
KRZu\KRZu\ABZg+r~~ ~~ ~~Trunk line from Mülheim Hbf (ex BME)
KRZu\ABZg+r\STR~~ ~~ ~~S-Bahn line from Mülheim Hbf
STR\eSHST\STR~~13.0~~Essen-Frohnhausen~~(without stopping)
STR\SBHF\DST~~14.1~~Essen West
STR\STRl\STRl~~ ~~ ~~Hauptstrecke nach Essen Hbf (formerly BME)
eABZg+l\\~~ ~~ ~~Former line from Altendorf (Ruhr)
KBSTxe\\~~0.0 ~~Mülheim (Ruhr)-Heißen
exSTR\\~~ ~~ ~~Former line to Mülheim Hbf (formerly RhE)}}
}}
The Mülheim-Heißen–Oberhausen-Osterfeld Nord railway is a line that formerly ran continuously in the western Ruhr region from Heißen (now a district of Mülheim an der Ruhr) to Osterfeld (now part of Oberhausen) in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Several sections have been closed, leaving two sections, which are now used as parts of other routes. Between Essen-Borbeck and Essen-Dellwig Ost it is used by line S9 of the Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn and the Regional-Express service RE 14, Der Borkener.

History

The line was built by the Rhenish Railway Company (, RhE) as a connecting line between Heißen station on its Ruhr line (Osterath–Dortmund Süd) and RhE Osterfeld'' (now Oberhausen-Osterfeld Nord) station on its North Sea line (Duisburg–Quakenbrück, opened on 1 December 1872 initially for freight from Heißen to Frintrop. On 1 July 1879, the whole route to North Osterfeld was opened for passenger operations.

Closures

During the Second World War, on 27 March 1945 the bridges over the Emscher and the Rhine-Herne Canal were blown up and passenger services were abandoned on the entire line. The footings of the bridges over the Rhine–Herne Canal are still visible.

The section between Osterfeld junction (old) and Osterfeld Nord was not restored to operation and it was formally closed on 16 March 1967. The line was connected on the south side of the Rhine–Herne Canal with the Duisburg–Quakenbrück railway, creating the current Osterfeld junction.

After the Second World War, passenger services were restored between Mülheim-Heißen and Schönebeck junction between 1946 and 1948; the last freight train ran on 28 May 1967, two years later the line was finally decommissioned on 1 May 1969.

Current situation

Today, a 2.5 km long section of the line is open for freight traffic only and used a 4 km long section is used for passenger operations.

In 1976, the double-track line between Osterfeld junction and Essen-Frintrop junction was electrified and now serves as a major freight route. On 1 March 1996, the connection between Essen-Frintrop and Essen-Dellwig Ost was closed and dismantled. Freight traffic from Oberhausen West has since then moved only via Prosper Levin junction and Geschede junction to Bottrop Hauptbahnhof or Bottrop Süd (bypassing Oberhausen-Osterfeld Süd marshalling yard).

The middle section between Schönebeck junction and Essen-Dellwig Ost junction was electrified in 1980 and is now classified as a double-track main line passenger railway. In the north it now connects by the single-track line (line 2248) to the Oberhausen-Osterfeld Süd–Hamm. In the south it continues as to Essen West, where it connects with the main S-Bahn line to Essen. This is also the reason why the Regional-Express service RE 14, Der Borkener runs to and from the S-Bahn platform in Essen Hauptbahnhof, because there is no rail connection to the main line track. Only the S-Bahn services S 1 and S 3  services, running on the main line stop at the Essen-Frohnhausen station, because even though the line passed in the middle between the two platforms, it has no access to these platforms.

Between Essen-Borbeck and Essen-Dellwig Ost, the line it is used by line S 9 at thirty-minute intervals between Gladbeck and Wuppertal Hauptbahnhof and by Regional-Express service RE 14, Der Borkener, at thirty intervals between Essen and Dorsten. Special 15 minutes tact RE14 / S9 Gladbeck - Bottrop - Essen-Borbeck - Essen Hbf - Essen-Steele

Notes

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Railway lines in North Rhine-Westphalia
Railway lines opened in 1879
1879 establishments in Germany

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Sadly this is an extremely relevant story, even today, with many of the same protagonists. Co-authored by Dave with fellow EIA director Allan Thornton and published by Doubleday in 1991.
In 1979 1.5 million elephants roamed the plains and forests of Africa. Ten years later, a million of these majestic creatures had been ruthlessly slaughtered - a massacre of over 2,000 elephants a week. Total extinction of the species seemed inevitable.
This is the true story of how the billion dollar illegal ivory trade, responsible for over 90 per cent of the elephant deaths, was infiltrated and exposed by a small band of dedicated wildlife investigators. A chance stumbling upon the story of a smuggling ship running poached ivory up the coast of East Africa to the Middle East, led Dave Currey and Allan Thornton, co-directors of the tiny and underfunded Environmental Investigation Agency, to delve into the sinister and dangerous underworld of ivory smuggling syndicates. Appalled by what they found, and by the fact that nobody in the world, not even the large wildlife conservation groups, seemed to be taking effective steps to expose the illegal poaching, they started an investigation which was to last two years and was to take them and a handful of colleagues to four continents and back.
A real-life Indiana Jones adventure, complete with sinister "Mr Big" ivory traders from Hong Kong, ruthless and murderous big game poachers, South African spies, and double-dealing officials, this book tells how the 'eco-detectives' painstakingly pieced together an explosive exposé that shocked the world into banning the ivory trade altogether in October 1989.
Published as a hardback by Doubleday in 1991 and as a paperback by Bantam in 1992.
Translated into other languages including German, Japanese and Russian.
Out of print but readily available as a second-hand book on the internet.
Paperback published by Bantam in 1992
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Premiere: Watch Jazzmeia Horn's Final Live Performance Before The Pandemic
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Published July 8, 2020 at 8:00 AM EDT
For Jazzmeia Horn, this concert defined a moment. This was The Appel Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center, after all, one of the most prestigious stages in the America jazz circuit. "Not a lot of people get that opportunity," she reflected, not only to show up for herself and her art, but to act as a good steward of jazz music, an African American art form and legacy by which the idioms of today's industry, according to Horn, don't always reflect the culture of a specific people. She hand-picked an entirely Black and brown team from bandmates to to hair and makeup and even a hired backstage film crew, people she knew would share a common goal. "I was nit-picky on everything," Horn says. She even made sure everybody was well-fed backstage, so they could honor this music with the highest possible energy and focus.
Horn didn't know it at the time but this would be her last performance before the pandemic shuttered music venues around the world. Since then, she has been grateful for more time with her daughters; she recently took them to the beach. Horn finished a book, too. Due out in August, Through My Eyes: The Jazzmeia Horn Approach offers methods for singers to use their voices to sing as well as advocate for themselves. Her online teaching work has bloomed into a self-supported community of singers who offer tips and feedback through a private Facebook group, something by which she continually feels awestruck in a time when human-to-human connection has become somewhat nontraditional. She has also had time to reflect on her successes, from growing up in a poor family in Dallas, Texas, and moving to New York City for college to earning Grammy nominations for each of the full-length albums she's released so far. That's not to mention the countless accolades stemming from her most recent record and namesake for this concert: Love and Liberation. Join us at 10:30 a.m. ET to watch the show.
"Please Do Something" (Betty Carter)
"Willow Weep For Me" (Ann Ronell)
"I Thought About You" (Jimmy Van Heusen, Lyrics by Johnny Mercer)
"Out The Window"
"The Peacocks (A Timeless Place)" (Jimmy Rowles, Lyrics by Norma Winstone)
"Searchin' "
"Green Eyes" (Victor E. Cooke, James Jason Poyser & Erykah Badu)
"When I Say"
"Free Your Mind"
Jazzmeia Horn: bandleader, voice; Keith Brown: piano, Eric Wheeler: bass, Anwar Marshall: drums; Josh Evans: trumpet; Jaleel Shaw: alto saxophone; Alexandria Johnson: dance.
Producers: Justin Bias, Colin Marshall, Vernil Rogers; Recording and Mix Engineer: Rob Macomber; Video Director: Jim Sapione; Videographers: Hiram Becker, Peter Garafalo; Editor: Annabel Edwards; Project Manager: Suraya Mohamed; Senior Producers: Colin Marshall, Katie Simon; Supervising Editor: Keith Jenkins; Senior Director of NPR Music: Lauren Onkey; Executive Producers: Gabrielle Armand, Anya Grundmann.


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Vacation vibes Get outdoors The Best Hiking Trails in Phuket
Phuket is endowed with good attributes for hikers. Besides rolling hills and gushing waterfalls, evergreen rainforest and mindblowing views are just a few reasons the hiking trails in Phuket, Thailand, are well worth the sweat.
Philipp Meier
Feel on top of the world at Black Rock (Pa Hin Dum)
Getting to Black Rock
Let the Big Buddha intrigue you
Getting to Big Buddha
Escape the crowds at Paradise Beach
Splash about in Kathu waterfall's pools
Getting to Kathu Waterfall
How to get to Phuket
Unheard of before 2016, Pa Hin Dum or Black Rock, is a massive granite rock well-known by hiking enthusiasts. Yet, few people bother to hike up to the viewpoint overlooking all of southern Phuket and the nearby islands. Probably because the "lover version," as hikers call the two to three-hour jungle trek, is challenging.
Be that as it may, the panorama of southern Phuket from Black Rock lives up to the highest expectations and is one of the best things to do in Phuket.
Suppose an easy one-hour hike along the coastline through tropical rainforest sounds more appealing. In that case, you can also get to Pa Hin Dum via Nui Beach, situated a few hundred meters after the Kata viewpoint on the way to Rawai Beach.
Head for Ao Sane near Nai Harn Beach if you opt for the longer trek on the jungle path. Alternatively, Nui Beach if you only want to hike for an hour. You can park your car or scooter there at the beginning of the short trail, where a pick-up truck collects beach bums visiting the beach. You'll find one track leading down to Nui Beach and another on your left, going up one kilometer to Black Rock.
Turn right 250 meters after the parking lot, then continue on this path for 600 meters. Then you'll see the entrance of a small trail on your left that meanders through the forest like a slithering snake. Black Rock Viewpoint is signposted, but bring water and sunscreen as there aren't any street vendors around.
Big Buddha, a 45-meter-tall statue layered with white Burmese jade marble, is a mesmerizing sight on top of Nak Kerd Hill (between Kata and Chalong). Sitting cross-legged on a pedestal 25 meters across and radiating poise, it's visible from as far as Karon Beach or Phuket Town.
Up here, the peace is hardly interrupted by the tinkling of bells, fluttering of yellow Buddhist flags, and dharma music playing in the background. The steps to the Buddha are marble, and the spruced-up viewpoint area overlooks green hills to the north and down to Phuket Town, Chalong Bay, and Phrom Thep Cape in the south.
There are two ways to get to the Big Buddha.
You can hike along a dirt track from Karon or Kata Beach to Big Buddha, almost 400 meters above sea level. After ten minutes, the jungle opens up, offering vistas of Karon Beach.
Trekking in the jungle for 7.7 km has appeal. You might spot wildlife and hear exotic birds. The first part of the climb is on the road, but don't be fooled. It comes to a pretty steep dirt track and will surely get your heart pumping. It's well signposted, and there are ropes at the most vertical sections.
Otherwise, you can start across the road from Pineapple and stroll up Patak Soi 14 next to the Ice Family Tour in the Karon area. It's easy walking for a kilometer on this unbusy road. When the road splits, you'll have reached about 100 meters above sea level and will see the marked way to Big Buddha.
Dislike the tourist masses at Patong Beach? The six-kilometer route from Patong to Paradise Beach makes for the best hiking in Phuket.
The hilly route from busy Patong runs southwest to Thawewong and Muen-Ngern Road. Go past the Elephant Sanctuary. There's a brick sidewalk along most of the Patong to Paradise Beach hike through the headlands. However, conditions worsen on the narrow, winding road the closer you get to Paradise Beach.
There's a remote feel to the aptly named Paradise Beach, boasting crystal waters, powdery light-brown sands, and longtail boats bobbing in the bay. But the guys running this place ask you to pay an entry fee between 100 to 200 baht, depending on the season.
In the heart of the island near Patong, Kathu waterfall is divided into two areas and provides a series of drop pools—for free! While you'll find only a natural pool or small stream on the left, excellent for water babies, the falls you want to see are on the right from the parking, after the small bridge, and up the 130-meter staircase.
The top pool is perfectly suitable for swimming but requires some effort to reach. Still, the stairs and shade from green trees make the challenging climb up a dirt track bearable. The nice thing about these falls is that, apart from their cascading beauty that makes for excellent Insta-shots, you can make it as easy or difficult as you want.
Kids love to go halfway up a concrete path to the drop pool, fine for a dip and every bit as invigorating as the jungle air. It's a setting that makes for excellent picnicking, too.
Since visiting Kathu waterfall is among the most popular things to do in Phuket, nibbles and drinks are available from street vendors at the bottom, where water cascades down the rocks to form a decently sized, sandy pool.
Halfway between Patong Beach and Phuket Town, Kathu Waterfall is easily accessible from the end of Soi Namtok Kathu or Kathu Waterfall Street. You can get there by tuk-tuk or drive your scooter or car, then hike through the forest and enjoy the exotic bird calls. The best time to visit is in the rainy season between May and November when the water gushes to create foamy white pools.
Whether you love viewpoints or waterfalls, hiking through Phuket's scenery gives you time to take a breather and leave the daily grind behind.
If you arrive in the Kingdom's capital, you can fly or ride a bus from Bangkok to Phuket. You could also explore the Andaman Sea's limestone paradise first and then hop on a speedboat or take a two-hour ferry ride from Krabi to Phuket or Koh Phi Phi to Phuket.
No matter what, if you're a hiking aficionado, you'll love these cascading charmers and viewpoints. But there is more to do on this island than hike. Check out this 7-day itinerary for all the details.
When is the best time to go to Phuket?
If you are a waterfall chaser, go between May and mid-December, when downpours are common. Otherwise, it's drier between January and April.
Do we need hiking boots to hike in Phuket?
While not mandatory, it's definitely a good idea.
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Philipp Meier is a Phuket-based travel writer passionate about Thai culture and wandering off Thailand's well-trodden tourist trail. His work has been published on the Nat Geo Traveller India, South China Morning Post, Culture Trip, BootsnAll, GoNOMAD, and elsewhere. You can find him at Writer Philipp Meier and LinkedIn.
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Class Digraph

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public class Digraph
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Digraph(int n)

Digraph(int n,
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void
addArc(int u,
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Digraph
contraction(int u,
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Contracts an arc using the Chung-Graham method

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deletion(int u,
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Deletes an arc

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Computes the path-cycle covers of the digraph by using the deletion-contraction recursion

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Computes the path-cycle covers of the digraph by using the deletion-contraction recursion

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array with the number of path-cycle covers with i paths and j cycles

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public Digraph deletion(int u,
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Deletes an arc

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v - destination of the arc to delete

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public Digraph contraction(int u,
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Contracts an arc using the Chung-Graham method

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u - origin of the arc to contract

v - destination of the arc to contract

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a new Digraph resulting of the (u,v) contraction

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Q: Evaluating $\quad\lim_{ x \to -\infty }\frac{\sqrt[n]{x+1}+\sqrt[n]{x+2}-2\sqrt[n]{x-3}}{\sqrt[n]{x-1}+\sqrt[n]{x-2}-2\sqrt[n]{x+3}}$ find limit :
$$\lim_{ x \to -\infty }\frac{\sqrt[n]{x+1}+\sqrt[n]{x+2}-2\sqrt[n]{x-3}}{\sqrt[n]{x-1}+\sqrt[n]{x-2}-2\sqrt[n]{x+3}}=\;\; ? \;\quad \text {given }\,n \in \mathbb{N}, n>2 ,\text{odd}$$
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A: If we apply binomial expansion, we get
$$L=\lim_{x\to\pm\infty}\frac{\frac9{nx^{1-1/n}}+\mathcal O\left(\frac1{x^{2-1/n}}\right)}{-\frac9{nx^{1-1/n}}+\mathcal O\left(\frac1{x^{2-1/n}}\right)}\to-1$$

A: Substitute $x=-1/t$, so you get
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\lim_{t\to0^+}
\frac{\sqrt[n]{t-1}+\sqrt[n]{2t-1}-2\sqrt[n]{-3t-1}}
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\lim_{t\to0^+}
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     {\sqrt[n]{1+t}+\sqrt[n]{1+2t}-2\sqrt[n]{1-3t}}
$$
The Taylor expansion of the numerator is
$$
1-\frac{1}{n}t+1-\frac{2}{n}t-2-\frac{6}{n}t+o(t)=-\frac{9}{n}t+o(t)
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Q: Veracrypt not unmounting volume when rebooting windows 10 I use Veracrypt with a 100gig encrypted volume. I find that this is a good solution on my laptop because if my laptop gets stolen the work is in an encrypted veracrypt volume and is protected. The thief won't gain access to my work/code, etc.
A disturbing trend I see recently is that when I reboot Windows 10, the Veracrypt volume is not unmounted and it comes back as if it was never dismounted. So, when I reboot windows 10 the volume is still mounted as a drive, making the use of the encrypted volume useless. :( - The way it used to work is that I would have to manually mount the volume with Veracrypt (provide password and mount)
This happens intermittently when I reboot Windows 10. Maybe Windows 10 and its updates have something to do with it? Maybe Windows 10 makes you think you are rebooting it but it somehow has some sneaky sleep thing built into it in recent versions? I've been through the veracrypt settings but cannot find a setting to remedy this. Veracrypt is set to 'never save history'.
Anybody know a fix for this or a Veracrypt substitute that works like Veracrypt where this kind of thing does not happen?

A: You can try to use a script that is executed when Windows is shut down:
Create the script, for example a .cmd-File:
start "" "C:\Program Files\VeraCrypt\Veracrypt" /q /w /f /d u

It starts the program in the default path with the following parameters:
/q - quiet, no display
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It was all glitz, glamour and football last night at the 2018 TG4 Ladies Football All-Stars Awards at Dublin's Citywest Hotel.
All-Ireland senior champions Dublin were the big winners of the night, with seven representatives on the 2018 TG4 All-Star team.
Dublin captain Sinead Aherne received a seventh All-Star award, her third-in-a-row.
Sinead's teammate Niamh McEvoy with footballer Dean Rock at the TG4 Ladies Football All-Stars Awards at the Citywest Hotel. PIC: Brendan Moran.
The rebel county wasn't short of winners on the night, with the O'Sullivan sisters - county captain Ciara and Doireann - included on the 2018 TG4 All-Star selection.
This was Ciara's fourth time winning, but sister Doireann's first.
This is the second year in a row that a set of sisters were named on the All-Star selection, as the Hegartys from Donegal, Ciara and Niamh were listed on the 2017 team.
Cork's Ciara O'Sullivan and Orla Finn at the awards ceremony over the weekend. PIC: Brendan Moran.
After what has been a thrilling season we can only imagine that the ladies were glad to finally let their hair down and come together in celebration of each other and their achievements.
Kerry's Aislinn Desmond, left, and Tipperary's Aishling Moloney at the awards ceremony. PIC: Brendan Moran.
The remainder of the team was made up of players from Donegal, Galway, Kerry and Tyrone.
Killing it both on the pitch and red carpet, these ladies are the definition of trailblazers.
Cork players, from left, Emma Spillane, Ciara O'Sullivan, Doireann O'Sullivan and Róisín Phelan, with their TG4 All Star awards during the TG4 Ladies Football All Stars Awards 2018. PIC: Brendan Moran.


We're newly back from two weeks of travelling on the Caribbean side of Guatemala and through Belize. It's easy travel in Belize, where English is the primary language, and the little country is clearly a popular choice for North American and European travellers. But while I totally get how nice it is to just breeze through a welcoming country with great tourism infrastructure, hopefully we convinced at least a few of the travellers we met to give Honduras a try, too.
The travellers I've met who have been to Honduras always say how much they loved their time here. It's a gorgeous place, and a person can still have the highly prized "authentic" travel experience here. But the poor country's horrible and undeserved reputation as a murderous, thieving land is certainly scaring off travellers who don't yet know the place. Many people we met appeared to be avoiding Honduras entirely as they made their way through Central America.
We did our best to present as Honduras ambassadors in our travels, chatting up the beautiful sights we've seen here while assuring our fellow travellers that despite the scary statistics, the country is a warm and friendly place. It's also much cheaper than Belize, and the snorkelling and diving in the Bay Islands is at least comparable if not better than around the cayes of Belize's Caribbean coast. Honduras has monkeys, birds, nurse sharks, even manatees, just like Belize. It's got miles and miles of untouched beaches.
Here in the Copan region, there are a lot of interesting things to do if you speak Spanish, know who to ask, and can make your way around by bus without being frightened off by aggressive bus touts who all seem to be shoving you onto a bus that you're not sure you want to be on. But in a Belize tourist town, all a person has to do is walk down any main street to find any info they need right there at handy-dandy kiosks smack-dab in the centre of town, all with beautiful promotional material and calm, English-speaking tour drivers.
Speaking of English, Honduras needs more. I love the Spanish language and agree wholeheartedly with the principle that a country's citizens should have the right to speak whatever language they like in their own homeland. But it's just a reality that any country hoping to score tourists needs to have way more English. I know Honduras wants a more vibrant tourist economy, and doing more to help its citizens communicate in more than one language has to be part of that.
And of course, the Honduran government needs to play a much more active role on all fronts. You're never going to convince travellers that Honduras is safe in the absence of a clear plan to reduce violence. It's true that virtually all the violence in the country is directed at Hondurans and not foreigners, but that's a fairly small point to be trying to make to a nervous traveller poised to fly into "the most dangerous city in the world" to begin their sun vacation.
Without sufficient tourists, tourism-based business is scared to invest. Without tourism-based business, the tourists won't come. Fewer tourists mean fewer people saying good things about Honduras, and more people thinking the country is too dangerous to visit. Something's got to give.
The government also has to be out there responding to the terrifying travel advisories. The alarming advisories definitely don't reflect the lived experience in Honduras, but how is anyone supposed to know that if the government never responds to any of the advisories and just leaves people to presume that all the horror stories must be true?
So yeah, Belize is beautiful. So is Honduras. But until something meaningful happens to turn around the scare statistics, who's going to know that?
Wow, you have no clue about the reality of life in Honduras. People don't go to those miles of untouched beaches as they are hotbeds for narco trafficking. Nothing will happen until the "tourist areas" like Roatan begin having even more narco impact. But since they own most of Roatan and spend THEIR vacations there, they tend to keep the violence down there, for now.
Thanks for your comments, Charles - there's no ignoring the cocaine business, true, but Honduras is just one of the many Latin American countries that participate in the industry - including Belize - and everybody else seems to be getting the tourists. And all those drugs are moving all through the U.S., Canada and Europe without interfering without tourism. The two industries don't have to cancel each other out.
As for knowing the realities of life in Honduras, I've been living in Copan Ruinas for the last 2 years and have travelled a lot around the country with my work. I've been in the Moskitia - which really is a hotbed of narco trafficking - 3 times this year, including for almost 3 weeks in October. I think the narcos are pretty damn violent with their fellow narcos inside the cocaine industry, but that violence does not affect foreigners who aren't in the business or meddling in the business.
have to disagree as well Jody. The corruption on Roatan is like an infectious disease for which there is no cure.Both visitors and expats are subjected to criminal activities of a people who just feel it is their divine right to rip off gringo and will become violent if you object.
It is unsafe to take a taxi in Roatan. The atmosphere is aggressive and threatening on every level effecting everyone irrespective of drugs alcohol or any other excuse.
It is a culture of violence.
And the bad rep is well deserved.


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1. What are three questions you should ask about safety before you start a job?
What are the hazards of my job?
What are the company's safety and health rules?
When will I receive training in job safety and the workplace hazardous materials information system (WHMIS)?
Is there a safety and health committee or a worker representative? Where is the safety and health bulletin board located?
Do I need to wear safety gear and when will I be shown how to use it?
When will I be trained in emergency procedures?
Where is emergency equipment located?
What do I do if I get hurt? Who is the first aid person? Is this workplace covered by Workers Compensation?
What are my safety and health responsibilities?
3. What are the three ways to make a situation safer?
ELIMINATE the risk so it's not there anymore.
SUBSTITUTE an action, a product or a piece of equipment for something safer.
4. What is the purpose of The Workplace Safety and Health Act?
To protect worker safety and health in the workplace.
5. What is the Internal Responsibility System?
The Internal Responsibility System (IRS) is all about sharing responsibility for knowing the safety and health problems at a workplace and doing something about them.
Post safety and health information where all workers can see them.
7. Why was The Workers Compensation Act created?
This Act was created to promote healthy and safe workplaces, to encourage safe and timely return to work and to provide wage compensation to workers who get injured on the job.
8. What are the powers and duties of Workplace Safety and Health Officers?
10. What is the difference between "working alone" and "working in isolation"?
b) Not directly supervised by his or her employer, or any person designated as a supervisor by his or her employer, at any time.
"Working in isolation" means working in situations where assistance is not readily available in the event of injury, ill health or emergency.
12. What does WHMIS stand for?
13. Name the three parts of the WHMIS system.
14. When you are injured at work, what are the first three steps you should take?
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Step 2: Get healthcare attention as soon as possible. Let the healthcare professional know you were injured or got ill at work.
Step 3: Report the injury or illness to the Workers Compensation Board (WCB) by calling 204-954-4100 or toll free 1-800-362-3340 and provide the details of the injury or illness as soon as possible.
15. Why is it important for you to report all injuries to your supervisor and to the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba?
When you report injuries or illnesses, you help your employer to make changes to prevent the same injury from happening to others. Reporting will also help you get compensated for the time you miss work to recover.


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The journey through the healthcare system can be daunting and overwhelming for many patients, especially for the frail older patient. CSDS/CEQ in collaboration with Metro North HHS have created a training resource video to promote awareness and understanding of the frail older patient experience, particularly when requiring travel from rural and remote areas to unfamiliar metropolitan healthcare facilities.
What is the Care of the Frail Older Person?
As our population has aged, our health service needs to respond to the challenges presented when providing care to this potentially vulnerable group.
Trends show increasing numbers of very elderly people presenting to our hospitals and that these patients tend to be sicker and stay in hospital longer than their younger counterparts.
Inappropriate admissions and unnecessarily long periods in hospital can contribute to a frail older person declining in function to a point where they are unable to return home. Frail older people are also particularly at risk of harm related to medications and investigations, as well as being at risk of acute confusion, falls and pressure injuries while in hospital.
In fact, when a patient over the age of 85 is hospitalised, the evidence shows they have an average of 1,000 days of life remaining. We want to play our part as a hospital and health service to ensure that time is spent as independently and with as much dignity as possible.
Working together and providing holistic, integrated and responsive care will assist us achieving the best outcomes possible for this at risk group of patients.
Why are we focusing on our frail older patients?
In 2015, the estimated resident population 65 years and older in Metro North was just over 129,000. This age group is projected to grow to more than 160,000 people by 2021.
In 2015-16, 36 per cent of all hospitalisations – almost 83,000 hospitalisations – and 41 per cent – almost 325,000 – bed days in Metro North hospitals were for people aged 65 years and older.
By treating every one of these patients as we would our own family member, we can improve both the quality of life for our patients as well as make a significant difference for the system in relation to bed capacity.
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Chewing Gum, thanks to Mexican General Santa Anna
General Santa Anna
The Gum-Chewing General
Susan Page Davis here. Most of us recognize the name of Mexican General Santa Anna (that's Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna) because he won the battle of the Alamo. He's usually cast as the villain in our movies and textbooks. But we have something we can thank him for—chewing gum!
The Alamo, where the famous battle took place in 1836
General Sam Houston took Santa Anna prisoner, and over the years he was captured, returned to power, recaptured, and exiled several times. While he was in exile, he chewed gum. That is, he chewed chicle, the dried sap of the sapodilla tree that grows wild in Mexico, Central and South America. Reportedly, chomping on chicle calmed the ex-dictator's nerves.
He was exiled in several places of over the years, including Cuba, Jamaica, Columbia, the then-Danish island of St. Thomas, and the United States.
While he was living in exile in Staten Island for part of his final exile, he had chicle sent to him from Mexico so that he could continue chewing.
Circa 1917, bleeding a tree for chicle
Santa Anna's personal secretary and interpreter reportedly showed some of the rubbery, chewy substance to Thomas Adams, a friend and amateur inventor. Adams thought he might use chicle to produce a rubber substitute, possibly replacing the rubber in carriage tires. He is said to have bought a ton of the stuff from Santa Anna. The rubber replacement idea failed, but Adams started selling it as gum balls. Later adding flavors and sweetening, Adams created "rubber chewing gum."
The first flavors of chewing gum came from Adams: sassafras and licorice. The licorice flavor, which he called "Black Jack," is the oldest flavored gum on the market. The gum was sold as Adam's New York Gum.
Santa Anna returned to Mexico under a general amnesty offer in 1874, and he died two years later, but the idea had already taken off.
By 1880, lots of companies were producing chewing gum. Edward Beeman, a druggist, came up with a peppermint flavored chicle gum that was very popular. William White also produced a peppermint gum called "Yucatan" that became a bestseller. Adams's gum company became and remained one of the largest in the country, but it was William Wrigley Jr. who developed "Chiclets."
Gen. Santa Anna in his later years
Bubble gum was first developed by Frank Fleer. He started making gum around 1885. The first attempts were disappointing. The bubbles were so sticky they were hard to scrub off a child's face. By 1928 he had mastered it and produced a gum that stayed together when chewed and blown, and also snapped back. The drier bubble was not so hard to scrub off. He called it Dubble Bubble, and it is still the largest selling brand of bubble gum in the world.
It wasn't long before companies were producing synthetic gum bases that were more uniform than chicle, easier to control, and harmless if swallowed.
Remember Black Jack?
After World War II, chicle was not used much anymore. Today we chew mostly polyvinyl acetate, a synthetic plastic. But we can still thank the erstwhile brilliant general and cruel dictator, who brought us the idea of chewing gum.
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Labels: 19th Century, Alamo, Chewing gum, Chicle, Santa Anna, Texas
Melanie Backus November 23, 2016 at 7:55 AM
What a great post, Susan! We all can identify with chewing gum but I sure didn't know we have Santa Anna to thank for it. My mother now has dementia and one of her pleasures is chewing gum.
Susan Page Davis November 23, 2016 at 8:46 AM
That's oddly sweet, Melanie. Glad you enjoyed the post.
One of the quirks of history, I suppose, Santa Anna and chewing gum.....a bit hard to fathom! Very interesting, as usual, blog post! dixiedobie at yahoo dot com
Thanks! Have a blessed Thanksgiving.
Susan Johnson November 23, 2016 at 10:01 AM
Thank you for the post. I think I had heard that about Santa Anna before, but I had forgotten it. I didn't know about all the others involved, though. I always like learning new stuff. Have a happy Thanksgiving.
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intero November 24, 2016 at 9:37 AM
You're welcome, Susan.
Britney Adams November 23, 2016 at 6:34 PM
Oh, how interesting! I didn't know the origin of chewing gum until now. Thanks for sharing, Susan. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Pam November 23, 2016 at 8:51 PM
I certainly didn't know this about the origins of chewing gum! Thanks for this informative post. I'd love to win one of Susan's books, especially Seven Brides for Seven Texans.
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You're entered,Pam.
Vickie McDonough November 23, 2016 at 10:38 PM
I didn't know Santa Anna was a "chewer." My dad chewed Black Jack and also a cinnamon-flavored Beemon's. Thanks for the memory!
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So cool...who knew? I would SO love to win this book. Please enter me.
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Thanks, Debbie, and all of you. Dealing with travel challenges for internet, but hope you all have a great Thanksgiving.
Vickie McDonough November 29, 2016 at 8:09 PM
Susan is have Internet issues and has asked me to post the winner of her book drawing: Pam Kellogg won a copy of Seven Brides for Seven Texans. Congratulations, Pam! Susan will email you about the book.
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A black tie dinner at the Wild Oats Restaurant, Robert Oatley Vineyard, on Saturday May 14 will celebrate the 175th Anniversary of the establishment of the Anglican Parish of St John the Baptist in Mudgee.
175 YEARS: St John the Baptist Anglican Church, Mudgee, reaches its `175th anniversary next month.
Principal guests for the evening are The Right Reverend Doctor George Browning (Rtd), 9th Bishop of Canberra-Goulburn Diocese, and Mrs Margaret Browning.
Also attending will be Bishop Ian Palmer, the current Bishop of Bathurst and Bishop Bruce Wilson (who retired in 2000 after serving as the 8th Bishop of Bathurst) and Mrs Xandra Wilson. Bishop Bruce was the principal guest at the parish's 150th anniversary in 1991.
A Service of Celebration in St John the Baptist Church at 10.00am the following day (Sunday May 15) will continue the anniversary commemorations, with Bishop George Browning as guest preacher and Bishop Ian Palmer presiding at the service.
The final segment of the weekend's celebrations will be a Hymnfest in St John the Baptist Church starting at 2.30pm on Sunday afternoon, when the Cudgegong Choir will be joined by the St John's Choir under the baton of Mrs Mary Mitchell.
Hymns for the occasion have been selected by some of the Mudgee community of churches as well as St John's parishioners.
At the conclusion of the festival an Elegant Afternoon Tea will be served by our AWA ladies in the Parish Memorial Hall.
To help with the printing of the program and the catering for The Elegant Afternoon Tea it would be appreciated if an anticipated number attending could be indicated and returned to the Parish Office no later than Friday May 6 th.


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I've been trying to get as much work done in the garden as possible before my surgery (Gallbladder issues), because I know I won't be 100% for at least a few weeks. Unfortunately that comes right around planting time in Ontario. I've built two raised beds long one of our fence lines to make more room to grow veggies, and get rid of some of the most annoying to mow un-even lawn parts of our backyard.
The raised beds are 4' by 6', and 12 inches deep. I built them during whatever baby breaks I could get over a three week period, and then did the final work this past weekend (with some help from family members with transporting drainage rocks, soil, and fertilizer). I cannot wait to get some veggies into them!
The seedlings are doing well. I had to transfer several to pots because the roots were growing out of the peat pellets and sticking together. I'm not sure they'll all make it (a few have died already), but hopefully I will have enough to avoid having to buy any plants from the garden centre. I am learning so much about seed starting this year! I had done it once before, but not seriously. I'd like to get the peas into the garden over the next couple of days.
In the mean time, there are some pretties growing (hyacinths, crocuses, daffodils, tulips, and very soon my Lily of the Valley will be out), and just a few edibles like rhubarb and chives.
I cannot wait for it to warm up enough to get much more growing outside!
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Non Stop News è un programma radiofonico di informazione, in onda tutti i giorni su RTL 102.5 dalle 6 alle 9, condotto dal lunedì al giovedì da Enrico Galletti e Giusi Legrenzi, e dal venerdì alla domenica da Barbara Sala e Luigi Santarelli.

Il programma
Storico programma di approfondimento giornalistico curato dalla redazione, per 6 anni è stato curato e condotto da Roma da Max Pagani, tra il 1996 ed il 1998 con Valeria D'Onofrio, successivamente coadiuvati da Gigi Cavone, Massimo Gamba e Massimo Discenza. In seguito allo spostamento della sede di trasmissione a Cologno Monzese, nel 2002, viene condotto da Fulvio Giuliani, a cui nel tempo si sono affiancate Alessandra Giannoli, Renata Guerrini, Jolanda Granato, Valeria Benatti, Simona Volta e Giusi Legrenzi. Da marzo 2021 dopo l'addio di Fulvio Giuliani a RTL 102.5 la conduzione passa a Giusi Legrenzi in coppia con Enrico Galletti.

Dal 2005 anche le puntate del weekend durano tre ore, e hanno visto in conduzione diverse coppie: Massimo Discenza e Jolanda Granato (gennaio 2005 - dicembre 2006), Massimo Discenza ed Eleonora Lorusso (gennaio 2007), Max Viggiani ed Eleonora Lorusso (febbraio 2007 - maggio 2007), Massimo Discenza e Barbara Sala (novembre 2007 - gennaio 2008), Federico Vespa e Barbara Sala (febbraio - marzo 2008), Barbara Sala da sola (aprile 2008), Barbara Sala e Max Viggiani (maggio - settembre 2008), di nuovo Federico Vespa e Barbara Sala (settembre - ottobre 2008), Barbara Sala e Gabriele Manzo dallo studio di Roma (novembre 2008 - agosto 2009), Barbara Sala e Gigio d'Ambrosio (settembre 2009 - Gennaio 2010). Da febbraio 2010 Barbara Sala è affiancata da Max Viggiani, a parte alcuni mesi del 2012 in cui Max Viggiani condivideva il programma con Martino Migli, Francesco Taranto e Gabriele Sanzini. Dal 2020 le puntate del venerdì, sabato e domenica sono condotte da Barbara Sala e Luigi Santarelli.

In occasione delle festività natalizie, il 23 dicembre 2014 Non Stop News è andato in diretta dal Centro Televisivo Vaticano con Fulvio Giuliani, Giusi Legrenzi e don Dario Viganò, mentre, per la Settimana di Pasqua, il 15 aprile 2014 è stata trasmessa una puntata speciale in diretta da una suggestiva postazione sul colonnato del Bernini affacciata su Piazza San Pietro.

Da marzo 2016 a marzo 2021, a Fulvio Giuliani e Giusi Legrenzi, e successivamente anche con Enrico Galletti, dal lunedì al giovedì, si aggiunge alla conduzione Pierluigi Diaco, che lascia dopo 12 anni il suo storico programma Onorevole DJ.

Da marzo 2007 al 12 giugno 2020 l'ultima ora del venerdì era dedicata a Non Stop News - Raccontami, con Bruno e Federico Vespa.

Dal 25 settembre 2020, lo spazio Non Stop News - Raccontami viene sostituito dal nuovo programma Giletti 102.5, che come si evince dal titolo, è condotto da Massimo Giletti (conduttore anche in televisione su LA7 del programma Non è l'Arena) con la co-conduzione di Luigi Santarelli, i quali diventano neo-conduttori di RTL 102.5.

È anche in radiovisione sul canale 736 di Sky e sul canale 36 del digitale terrestre, e della piattaforma Tivùsat.

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Surprisingly, this is very popular with kids! The fish rolls are a great snack and easy to make. For a more refreshing touch, you can also use raw paprika or replace them with cucumber.
One of my favorites. An absolute taste explosion! Tastes great with almost everything, as a dip for nachos or other veggies like paprika or cucumber. Want to spice things up? Just add some chili or tabasco.
Another Spanish classic. If you don't have tumaca, you can use sieved tomatoes instead. When served with an omelette, the fried paprika also works great for breakfast!


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