How do i remove hazing from newly installed polished granite floor?
Q. I had a polished granite floor installed 3 days ago. They did not do a very good job of removing the hazing after it was grouted. There are even tiles with spots of grout on them. I was told to add baking soda to the cleaner i use to remove it. Is baking soda safe for polished granite? What will remove the haze, but still not ruin the polished finish?
Asked by Jeff - Sun Jun 20 18:28:34 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hazing is left over residue from grouting the tiles. If you do choose to tackle this yourself, I would get the floor wet by spraying it with a spray bottle and let it sit for an hour. If it is still wet I would then use a clean dry cloth to remove the residue. You could try a small out of the way area first so you will not have any scratches in the middle of your floor. After the water has been removed from the floor, you should use cheese cloth to buff off any remaining hazing. I have used this process in the past with great results. The biggest challenge with your floor is that it is a polished granite and trying to remove the haze incorrectly could dull the polish on the granite. I would not use baking soda. cheers
Answered by movinonman - Sun Jun 20 19:05:07 2010
Q. I had a polished granite floor installed 3 days ago. They did not do a very good job of removing the hazing after it was grouted. There are even tiles with spots of grout on them. I was told to add baking soda to the cleaner i use to remove it. Is baking soda safe for polished granite? What will remove the haze, but still not ruin the polished finish?
Asked by Jeff - Sun Jun 20 18:28:34 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hazing is left over residue from grouting the tiles. If you do choose to tackle this yourself, I would get the floor wet by spraying it with a spray bottle and let it sit for an hour. If it is still wet I would then use a clean dry cloth to remove the residue. You could try a small out of the way area first so you will not have any scratches in the middle of your floor. After the water has been removed from the floor, you should use cheese cloth to buff off any remaining hazing. I have used this process in the past with great results. The biggest challenge with your floor is that it is a polished granite and trying to remove the haze incorrectly could dull the polish on the granite. I would not use baking soda. cheers
Answered by movinonman - Sun Jun 20 19:05:07 2010
How do I get rid of hazing on polycarbonate drinking glasses caused from Goof Off?
Q. I couldn't wash the price tag off of the glasses, so I used Goof Off. Unfortunately, it caused hazing that has disfigured the glasses. I tried washing the hazing off with soapy water, but it didn't work. Any suggestions for getting the hazing off? Or did I ruin my new glasses?
Asked by MsSplenda - Fri Jun 22 11:15:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try using toothpaste. Sqeeze some on your finger & rob like crazy.
Answered by Marcie W - Fri Jun 22 22:50:19 2007
Q. I couldn't wash the price tag off of the glasses, so I used Goof Off. Unfortunately, it caused hazing that has disfigured the glasses. I tried washing the hazing off with soapy water, but it didn't work. Any suggestions for getting the hazing off? Or did I ruin my new glasses?
Asked by MsSplenda - Fri Jun 22 11:15:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try using toothpaste. Sqeeze some on your finger & rob like crazy.
Answered by Marcie W - Fri Jun 22 22:50:19 2007
What should you do when you witness a serious hazing?
Q. Let's say there's a hazing going on that is seriously injuring people, and you've tried to report it to school faculty but no one does anything. Should you try to break it up yourself?
Asked by Kelly - Wed Jul 22 20:52:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "No." Odds that you are dealing with A GROUP of people, and you'd be making a bad situation worse, by challenging them by yourself. I would: report it to the Greek Council / Athletic Director; to the Dean; to the group's Academic Advisor .. or the local police.
Answered by hotstuffktr - Wed Jul 22 20:56:19 2009
Q. Let's say there's a hazing going on that is seriously injuring people, and you've tried to report it to school faculty but no one does anything. Should you try to break it up yourself?
Asked by Kelly - Wed Jul 22 20:52:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "No." Odds that you are dealing with A GROUP of people, and you'd be making a bad situation worse, by challenging them by yourself. I would: report it to the Greek Council / Athletic Director; to the Dean; to the group's Academic Advisor .. or the local police.
Answered by hotstuffktr - Wed Jul 22 20:56:19 2009
How worried should i be about greek fraternity hazing in college?
Q. How bad is the hazing ?
Asked by Ryan B - Sun Dec 6 15:46:38 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How bad is the hazing ?
Asked by Ryan B - Sun Dec 6 15:46:38 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
The effects of hazing explained in 3rd person point of view?
Q. Im having trouble trying to write the effects of hazing in third person, need help? Im having trouble explaining hazing in third person.
Asked by Nice guy - Mon Oct 27 23:28:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you having trouble writing in the third person, writing about hazing, or both simultaneously? Well, third person means you don't use "I" or "you," so it should be just like telling your buddy what hazing is. It is just informative. Example, for which I have not looked up ANY factual information, this is purely to show you how to write it: Hazing is a ritual performed by student organizations. It is illegal in 32 states because of the high death toll among teens with which it is associated. If you have to write about a specific person or people, this can will still be in third person. Ex: Jane seems to like hazing; she is involved in it every year. Her name is always at the top of the list of hazers, and last year a girl died… [cont.]
Answered by btaylordotcom - Mon Oct 27 23:32:35 2008
Q. Im having trouble trying to write the effects of hazing in third person, need help? Im having trouble explaining hazing in third person.
Asked by Nice guy - Mon Oct 27 23:28:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you having trouble writing in the third person, writing about hazing, or both simultaneously? Well, third person means you don't use "I" or "you," so it should be just like telling your buddy what hazing is. It is just informative. Example, for which I have not looked up ANY factual information, this is purely to show you how to write it: Hazing is a ritual performed by student organizations. It is illegal in 32 states because of the high death toll among teens with which it is associated. If you have to write about a specific person or people, this can will still be in third person. Ex: Jane seems to like hazing; she is involved in it every year. Her name is always at the top of the list of hazers, and last year a girl died… [cont.]
Answered by btaylordotcom - Mon Oct 27 23:32:35 2008
What are several examples of questionable traditions or customs, such as hazing, in which people participate?
Q. Can you please give me several examples of questionable traditions or customs, such as hazing, in which people today participate?
Asked by Lala - Mon Jan 11 19:19:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. texting, video games, sobriety, vegetarianism/vegans, college, cupcakes
Answered by mongrol - Mon Jan 11 19:32:03 2010
Q. Can you please give me several examples of questionable traditions or customs, such as hazing, in which people today participate?
Asked by Lala - Mon Jan 11 19:19:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. texting, video games, sobriety, vegetarianism/vegans, college, cupcakes
Answered by mongrol - Mon Jan 11 19:32:03 2010
What are the consequences for hazing in a sorority and fraternity?
Q. What are the consequences for hazing in a sorority and fraternity? name incidents of you know of hazing accidents or incidents and where one has been killed. one happened near my college PLYmouth state in 2003 where this girl named KElly nester from Coventry RI was killed.
Asked by Daniel F - Wed May 6 22:25:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Consequences are the hazers and hazees (because they allowed themselves to be hazed) can get jail time or /and have to pay a large amount of restitution. The AKA pledgees in Cali were made to go into the ocean, where one girl drowned and died. there was a smiliar incident involving a radio show and a contestant winning a game, where she drank so much water that she 'drowned' herself, that is a form of hazing.
Answered by AskAnswerDiscover - Thu May 7 09:48:19 2009
Q. What are the consequences for hazing in a sorority and fraternity? name incidents of you know of hazing accidents or incidents and where one has been killed. one happened near my college PLYmouth state in 2003 where this girl named KElly nester from Coventry RI was killed.
Asked by Daniel F - Wed May 6 22:25:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Consequences are the hazers and hazees (because they allowed themselves to be hazed) can get jail time or /and have to pay a large amount of restitution. The AKA pledgees in Cali were made to go into the ocean, where one girl drowned and died. there was a smiliar incident involving a radio show and a contestant winning a game, where she drank so much water that she 'drowned' herself, that is a form of hazing.
Answered by AskAnswerDiscover - Thu May 7 09:48:19 2009
If Sleep Deprivation is considered dangerous, and considered HAZING, why does college do it to me?
Q. I'm on my 3rd semester of college in Michigan. I had a conversation with a few buddies, and we all came to the conclusion that College hazes people. I haven't had a good sleep cycle in the past year. I stay up all night, studying for exams, doing homework, etc, and am deprived of sleep. A question i really want answered is, can i sue college for hazing? Will it hold up in court?
Asked by Big-Joe313 - Mon Dec 14 15:08:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't understand why you are sleep deprived. Maybe college is too hard for you?
Answered by Jen - Thu Dec 17 22:56:30 2009
Q. I'm on my 3rd semester of college in Michigan. I had a conversation with a few buddies, and we all came to the conclusion that College hazes people. I haven't had a good sleep cycle in the past year. I stay up all night, studying for exams, doing homework, etc, and am deprived of sleep. A question i really want answered is, can i sue college for hazing? Will it hold up in court?
Asked by Big-Joe313 - Mon Dec 14 15:08:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't understand why you are sleep deprived. Maybe college is too hard for you?
Answered by Jen - Thu Dec 17 22:56:30 2009
Odd media stories about hazing in the Navy?
Q. I've seen odd media stories about hazing in the Navy and it seems to make the main story of the day on places like CNN. But my understanding is some of these headline stories are isolated incidences. For people that are in the Navy or were in the Navy give your perspective on these supposed hazing rituals? I'm currently trying to join up in the Navy and want to know what people who have been in or currently in if these are isolated incidences or mass spread? Thank you for your time and answers.
Asked by The Invisible Hand/Illuminati - Mon Oct 12 16:21:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes the form of trainings that are mandatory, like getting your Certificate of Contamination and completely voluntary, yet highly encouraged, events like Crossing the Line and CPO Indoctrination. The old, out of hand, destructive, hazings of the past have completely disappeared.
Answered by laserkid - Mon Oct 12 20:32:03 2009
Q. I've seen odd media stories about hazing in the Navy and it seems to make the main story of the day on places like CNN. But my understanding is some of these headline stories are isolated incidences. For people that are in the Navy or were in the Navy give your perspective on these supposed hazing rituals? I'm currently trying to join up in the Navy and want to know what people who have been in or currently in if these are isolated incidences or mass spread? Thank you for your time and answers.
Asked by The Invisible Hand/Illuminati - Mon Oct 12 16:21:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes the form of trainings that are mandatory, like getting your Certificate of Contamination and completely voluntary, yet highly encouraged, events like Crossing the Line and CPO Indoctrination. The old, out of hand, destructive, hazings of the past have completely disappeared.
Answered by laserkid - Mon Oct 12 20:32:03 2009
What things are considered college hazing?
Q. some schools forbid college hazing on their premises. some things that are actually harmless pranks are forbidden. i think they should be allowed. what are some harmless pranks that colleges should be alllowed to do. Should hazing include all pranks even ones that are harmless. Im accepting answers from everyone.
Asked by Lovely - Fri Feb 16 11:58:20 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hazing and pranks are two totally different animals, try using some common sense to differentiate between the two. if in doubt walk away.
Answered by Bob - Fri Feb 16 12:04:41 2007
Q. some schools forbid college hazing on their premises. some things that are actually harmless pranks are forbidden. i think they should be allowed. what are some harmless pranks that colleges should be alllowed to do. Should hazing include all pranks even ones that are harmless. Im accepting answers from everyone.
Asked by Lovely - Fri Feb 16 11:58:20 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hazing and pranks are two totally different animals, try using some common sense to differentiate between the two. if in doubt walk away.
Answered by Bob - Fri Feb 16 12:04:41 2007
Why do people do things like hazing,police brutality etc?
Q. Whats the cause of things like hazing,police brutality etc?Why do people do things like that and torture etc?is it that theyre taking their anger out on something but isnt that like sadistic?How does one make sure they never become like that?
Asked by irenaaneri1980 - Thu Apr 9 07:32:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes less will and courage to hurt then it does not to, thus people don't like challenging themselves; too much effort. By knowing that even though no one see's you, GOD still can. A lack of fear in GOD punishment is what drives people to obey evil thoughts, instead of shunning them out of their minds. The serious, dreadful misconception that anything one does here on earth is forgiven and that their is no hell or punishment upon death.
Answered by GreenBird - Thu Apr 9 08:12:52 2009
Q. Whats the cause of things like hazing,police brutality etc?Why do people do things like that and torture etc?is it that theyre taking their anger out on something but isnt that like sadistic?How does one make sure they never become like that?
Asked by irenaaneri1980 - Thu Apr 9 07:32:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes less will and courage to hurt then it does not to, thus people don't like challenging themselves; too much effort. By knowing that even though no one see's you, GOD still can. A lack of fear in GOD punishment is what drives people to obey evil thoughts, instead of shunning them out of their minds. The serious, dreadful misconception that anything one does here on earth is forgiven and that their is no hell or punishment upon death.
Answered by GreenBird - Thu Apr 9 08:12:52 2009
What is the ritual or some of the secrets in hazing of potential Kappa Alpha fraternity members?
Q. My boyfriend is considering rushing KA and I'm just curious to know what he'd be going through?
Asked by alexkdub - Wed Jul 1 01:31:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Which one there is Kappa Alpha Order and Kappa Alpha Society. KA Society is a joke --- Honestly the ritual and secreats are kept secret among brothers. Each house differs in hazing and that also depends on your definition of hazing
Answered by robm425 - Wed Jul 1 18:42:01 2009
Q. My boyfriend is considering rushing KA and I'm just curious to know what he'd be going through?
Asked by alexkdub - Wed Jul 1 01:31:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Which one there is Kappa Alpha Order and Kappa Alpha Society. KA Society is a joke --- Honestly the ritual and secreats are kept secret among brothers. Each house differs in hazing and that also depends on your definition of hazing
Answered by robm425 - Wed Jul 1 18:42:01 2009
I need to bring a bottle of wine to a hazing event but am underage. How can I obtain one?
Q. I don't have a fake or know where to purchase one, and I need the wine by tomorrow night.
Asked by Bob B - Sat Dec 8 20:36:32 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. #1) you have no business drinking at all, if ur not even old enough to purchase the wine #2) hazing events are retarded. if someone dies, their blood is on your hands #3) hazings should be outlawed, and you guys should all get put in jail before you do it #4) ur a retard #5) i hate losers like u #6) i hope u do something stupid that lands ur butt in jail
Answered by cookiegal - Sat Dec 8 21:03:31 2007
Q. I don't have a fake or know where to purchase one, and I need the wine by tomorrow night.
Asked by Bob B - Sat Dec 8 20:36:32 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. #1) you have no business drinking at all, if ur not even old enough to purchase the wine #2) hazing events are retarded. if someone dies, their blood is on your hands #3) hazings should be outlawed, and you guys should all get put in jail before you do it #4) ur a retard #5) i hate losers like u #6) i hope u do something stupid that lands ur butt in jail
Answered by cookiegal - Sat Dec 8 21:03:31 2007
How do I removed swirls/hazing caused by rubbing compound on new car?
Q. Like a moron I used a rubbing compound to get out a scratch on my brand new car. Now there is a circular haze around the area where I rubbed and no matter how many times I put wax over it, from an angle, the swirl is easy to see. I'm using a good wax so I'm not sure what my options are now that this isn't working. Please help!
Asked by unhappy - Sat Nov 29 09:14:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Polishing compound is not as gritty, so go to that as a next step. Take it to an expert if that doesn't work.
Answered by Jimmy J - Sat Nov 29 09:16:46 2008
Q. Like a moron I used a rubbing compound to get out a scratch on my brand new car. Now there is a circular haze around the area where I rubbed and no matter how many times I put wax over it, from an angle, the swirl is easy to see. I'm using a good wax so I'm not sure what my options are now that this isn't working. Please help!
Asked by unhappy - Sat Nov 29 09:14:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Polishing compound is not as gritty, so go to that as a next step. Take it to an expert if that doesn't work.
Answered by Jimmy J - Sat Nov 29 09:16:46 2008
What are some good "Hazing" ideas for an office interns?
Q. I have a smart ass young cocky intern in our office and I'm looking for way to drive him crazy with work hasing. Any suggestions?
Asked by badandy995 - Tue Dec 12 13:04:56 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have him order lunch then say you changed your mind and make him call and change it. Do it about 3 times. My office mates sent me to ask all over the office for phony reports.
Answered by Pretty Kitty - Tue Dec 12 13:15:17 2006
Q. I have a smart ass young cocky intern in our office and I'm looking for way to drive him crazy with work hasing. Any suggestions?
Asked by badandy995 - Tue Dec 12 13:04:56 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have him order lunch then say you changed your mind and make him call and change it. Do it about 3 times. My office mates sent me to ask all over the office for phony reports.
Answered by Pretty Kitty - Tue Dec 12 13:15:17 2006
How do i get young people from the ages 10-17 to stop talking and start listening without hazing?
Q. Im the SPL (Senior Patrol Leader) of the Boy Scout troop 179 of Fort Worth Texas. I just became the SPL like a 1 month and a half ago. From the beginning ive been working on trying to get them in order. How do i get them to be quiet when my staff and I ask them to be, without punishing them. Like no pushups or stuff like that. they ruled that out. :/ if you could help me out itd be awesome. Thx
Asked by Netra - Tue Apr 21 17:46:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. offer them candy or threaten with calling their parents but the best way is to do pt
Answered by Travis A - Tue Apr 21 17:50:18 2009
Q. Im the SPL (Senior Patrol Leader) of the Boy Scout troop 179 of Fort Worth Texas. I just became the SPL like a 1 month and a half ago. From the beginning ive been working on trying to get them in order. How do i get them to be quiet when my staff and I ask them to be, without punishing them. Like no pushups or stuff like that. they ruled that out. :/ if you could help me out itd be awesome. Thx
Asked by Netra - Tue Apr 21 17:46:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. offer them candy or threaten with calling their parents but the best way is to do pt
Answered by Travis A - Tue Apr 21 17:50:18 2009
What really is the lesson people are suppose to learn from "Hazing" you think?? and do they have in your area?
Q. also, did anyone have little clubs in school where IF you were to join them,, you had to do little things for one of the members such as carrying their food tray for them each week or something along those lines? WHERE did this type of thing come about and why? and when? do you think are parents or grand parents had this type of thing to be "friends" with people in school? why and how so? btw, which area of the world are you? and how common there? thanks for your answers!
Asked by * - Sat Aug 29 15:41:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say it could be anything from having low self-esteem, wanting to fit in/be popular, because their parents did it, peer pressure, having no mind of their own, etc. Though a lot of people endure it because the transition from boy to man or girl to woman is not marked in modern society so some feel a longing to make the transition somehow through hazing and joining a fraternity or sorority. Why or how hazing originated is still relatively unknown because the groups that usually practice it are secretive about it. As I mentioned many people go through hazing as joining a certain fraternity/sorority being a "tradition" in a family. So it's likely that parents went through something similar. The parents/grandparents might've gone through… [cont.]
Answered by Outnumbered - Sun Aug 30 18:13:19 2009
Q. also, did anyone have little clubs in school where IF you were to join them,, you had to do little things for one of the members such as carrying their food tray for them each week or something along those lines? WHERE did this type of thing come about and why? and when? do you think are parents or grand parents had this type of thing to be "friends" with people in school? why and how so? btw, which area of the world are you? and how common there? thanks for your answers!
Asked by * - Sat Aug 29 15:41:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say it could be anything from having low self-esteem, wanting to fit in/be popular, because their parents did it, peer pressure, having no mind of their own, etc. Though a lot of people endure it because the transition from boy to man or girl to woman is not marked in modern society so some feel a longing to make the transition somehow through hazing and joining a fraternity or sorority. Why or how hazing originated is still relatively unknown because the groups that usually practice it are secretive about it. As I mentioned many people go through hazing as joining a certain fraternity/sorority being a "tradition" in a family. So it's likely that parents went through something similar. The parents/grandparents might've gone through… [cont.]
Answered by Outnumbered - Sun Aug 30 18:13:19 2009
In recent years, have high school sports teams been coached to behave like street gangs, with hazing and such?
Q. In an area school, hazing has become the norm, recently leading to criminal wrong doings. Are coaches teaching this behavior to make team members mean, competitive, and successful? When does it become more important to play the game with integrity than with dirty tricks?
Asked by bonacker - Tue Sep 16 23:39:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's never happened to me at any level of the game and I've been playing football for 9 years now. Like I've taken my fair share of "sh*t" when I was a freshman in high school and in college. But nothing like ridiculous and certainly nothing physical.
Answered by Blu - Tue Sep 16 23:51:50 2008
Q. In an area school, hazing has become the norm, recently leading to criminal wrong doings. Are coaches teaching this behavior to make team members mean, competitive, and successful? When does it become more important to play the game with integrity than with dirty tricks?
Asked by bonacker - Tue Sep 16 23:39:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's never happened to me at any level of the game and I've been playing football for 9 years now. Like I've taken my fair share of "sh*t" when I was a freshman in high school and in college. But nothing like ridiculous and certainly nothing physical.
Answered by Blu - Tue Sep 16 23:51:50 2008
How can I remove hazing (probably water or heat marks) from a varnished mahogany veneered piece of furniture ?
Q. Bought a little Art Deco trolley from an auction without looking at it first (bad move I know). There's a lot of whitening of the varnish on the top - is there any safe, easy way of getting rid of it or does it have to be a job for a professional furniture restorer ?
Asked by beb - Mon Dec 11 07:46:36 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If this piece is finished with shellac then you need to use a method known as french polishing to restore the finish. Shellac has an alcohol base and when it gets moisture on it, it turns white or cloudy. French polishing uses alcohol to restore the original luster. check out:
Answered by oil field trash - Mon Dec 11 10:58:14 2006
Q. Bought a little Art Deco trolley from an auction without looking at it first (bad move I know). There's a lot of whitening of the varnish on the top - is there any safe, easy way of getting rid of it or does it have to be a job for a professional furniture restorer ?
Asked by beb - Mon Dec 11 07:46:36 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If this piece is finished with shellac then you need to use a method known as french polishing to restore the finish. Shellac has an alcohol base and when it gets moisture on it, it turns white or cloudy. French polishing uses alcohol to restore the original luster. check out:
Answered by oil field trash - Mon Dec 11 10:58:14 2006
Do hazing still take place in order to get into Alpha Kappa Alpha?
Q. I was reading the story about the two girls that drowned trying to become an AKA so I want to know do hazing still take place.
Asked by Ms.Candii Kissess - Fri Nov 20 09:38:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes hazing still happens in today's society. Even though it is against the sorority laws and rules some chapter still haze. So please be careful.
Answered by toyaed - Sat Nov 21 18:07:12 2009
Q. I was reading the story about the two girls that drowned trying to become an AKA so I want to know do hazing still take place.
Asked by Ms.Candii Kissess - Fri Nov 20 09:38:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes hazing still happens in today's society. Even though it is against the sorority laws and rules some chapter still haze. So please be careful.
Answered by toyaed - Sat Nov 21 18:07:12 2009
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