In centrifufual Pump,is there any adverse effect if discharge valve closed during running for long time?
Q. In centrifufual Pump, suppose dscharge valve is closed for long time during running, what are the adverse effect?
Asked by Rakesh - Fri Apr 30 04:50:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blow-out all the seals and destroy the pump.
Answered by jimmymae2000 - Fri Apr 30 18:44:46 2010
Q. In centrifufual Pump, suppose dscharge valve is closed for long time during running, what are the adverse effect?
Asked by Rakesh - Fri Apr 30 04:50:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blow-out all the seals and destroy the pump.
Answered by jimmymae2000 - Fri Apr 30 18:44:46 2010
Do u think there is an adverse effect on the gay lingo to the correct english usage?
Q. Hi! I'm writing an investigatory paper regarding the adverse effects of the gay lingo to the grammatically correct English. Can you guys give your opinions regarding this matter? Negative and positive feedbacks are most welcome. Thanks a lot.
Asked by nannah0818 - Wed Aug 8 02:52:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is. It is because speaking in gay lingo can affect your grammar in english. You may commit a grammatical error because the words in gay lingo are very much different from the terms we use in speaking the english language.
Answered by Emitz - Wed Aug 8 02:57:31 2007
Q. Hi! I'm writing an investigatory paper regarding the adverse effects of the gay lingo to the grammatically correct English. Can you guys give your opinions regarding this matter? Negative and positive feedbacks are most welcome. Thanks a lot.
Asked by nannah0818 - Wed Aug 8 02:52:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is. It is because speaking in gay lingo can affect your grammar in english. You may commit a grammatical error because the words in gay lingo are very much different from the terms we use in speaking the english language.
Answered by Emitz - Wed Aug 8 02:57:31 2007
What is the definitive difference between adverse effect and toxic effect of a drug?
Q. I know they are not the same.A pharmacology professor asked this question to me in viva...
Asked by aries - Sun May 2 03:48:03 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Adverse drug reaction: are undesired and unintended effects of the drugs which may be: (1)Expected or unexpected (2)Common or uncommon (3)Dangerous (life threatening) or not so dangerous An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is defined as a response to a drug which is noxious and unintended, and which occurs at doses normally used in man for the prophylaxis, diagnosis, or therapy of disease, or for the modification of physiological function. Side/Adverse effects: are the ADRs occurring at usual therapeutic dose. Toxic effects: are the ADRS occurring at higher than therapeutic doses. Adverse Event: Adverse drug event is defined as any untoward medical occurrence That may present during treatment with a medicine but which does not necessarily… [cont.]
Answered by EBM - Sun May 2 04:20:48 2010
Q. I know they are not the same.A pharmacology professor asked this question to me in viva...
Asked by aries - Sun May 2 03:48:03 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Adverse drug reaction: are undesired and unintended effects of the drugs which may be: (1)Expected or unexpected (2)Common or uncommon (3)Dangerous (life threatening) or not so dangerous An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is defined as a response to a drug which is noxious and unintended, and which occurs at doses normally used in man for the prophylaxis, diagnosis, or therapy of disease, or for the modification of physiological function. Side/Adverse effects: are the ADRs occurring at usual therapeutic dose. Toxic effects: are the ADRS occurring at higher than therapeutic doses. Adverse Event: Adverse drug event is defined as any untoward medical occurrence That may present during treatment with a medicine but which does not necessarily… [cont.]
Answered by EBM - Sun May 2 04:20:48 2010
Does microwaving have an adverse effect on food?
Q. I have heard that microwaving food changes its chemical makeup. Is this true? If not are there any other negative effects of the microwave as opposed to other food heating methods?
Asked by solve - Sat Aug 21 20:06:27 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cooking with a microwave changes the chemical makeup of food like any kind of cooking changes the chemical make up of food. Other than that, people can screw up food by microwaving too high and making protiens taste rubbery just like they can cook by other methods and screw up food. A microwave works by pumping microwaves around the oven and causing water molecules to heat up. That's what cooks the food. It won't give you cancer. It won't add any special nebulous badness to your food. It can even keep nutrients and moisture around longer in things like vegetables and make them better for you than other cooking methods. Take care, Cyndy
Answered by Sharona - Sun Aug 22 11:16:40 2010
Q. I have heard that microwaving food changes its chemical makeup. Is this true? If not are there any other negative effects of the microwave as opposed to other food heating methods?
Asked by solve - Sat Aug 21 20:06:27 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cooking with a microwave changes the chemical makeup of food like any kind of cooking changes the chemical make up of food. Other than that, people can screw up food by microwaving too high and making protiens taste rubbery just like they can cook by other methods and screw up food. A microwave works by pumping microwaves around the oven and causing water molecules to heat up. That's what cooks the food. It won't give you cancer. It won't add any special nebulous badness to your food. It can even keep nutrients and moisture around longer in things like vegetables and make them better for you than other cooking methods. Take care, Cyndy
Answered by Sharona - Sun Aug 22 11:16:40 2010
What adverse effect will lortab have on someone w/ a history of brain tumors?
Q. i recently had some dental work and they gave me lortab to help w/ the pain...well as i was doing some research on it a few mins ago, i found that you should ask your doc before you take it if you've had a brain tumor. well no one asked about me about this, and i have had a brain tumor. i never imagined this being an issue, what should i watch out for?
Asked by cheesey :) - Thu Jul 17 00:24:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lortab is a combination of Hydrocodone Bitartrate / Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is the same as Tylenol which makes the Hydrocodone work better. I also saw the warning about brain tumors. When I had surgery for my brain tumor I was given morphine in the hospital for pain. When I was discharged from the hospital they gave me Hydrocodone to use at home. You are probably fine, but just in case, call your doctor and explain that you have had a brain tumor. It should be in their records for you.
Answered by Schwinn - Thu Jul 17 08:45:34 2008
Q. i recently had some dental work and they gave me lortab to help w/ the pain...well as i was doing some research on it a few mins ago, i found that you should ask your doc before you take it if you've had a brain tumor. well no one asked about me about this, and i have had a brain tumor. i never imagined this being an issue, what should i watch out for?
Asked by cheesey :) - Thu Jul 17 00:24:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lortab is a combination of Hydrocodone Bitartrate / Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is the same as Tylenol which makes the Hydrocodone work better. I also saw the warning about brain tumors. When I had surgery for my brain tumor I was given morphine in the hospital for pain. When I was discharged from the hospital they gave me Hydrocodone to use at home. You are probably fine, but just in case, call your doctor and explain that you have had a brain tumor. It should be in their records for you.
Answered by Schwinn - Thu Jul 17 08:45:34 2008
Can I put smaller rims and larger tires on my truck without adverse effect?
Q. I have 17 inch rim and would like swap them for 16 inch rims but with a slightly larger tire 275 vice 265 without changing handling or ride height.
Asked by testforagent - Mon Mar 17 00:35:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no problem. you won't notice anything; unless the new tires are wider then you'll have a mushy steering feel
Answered by Captainpegs - Mon Mar 17 00:38:39 2008
Q. I have 17 inch rim and would like swap them for 16 inch rims but with a slightly larger tire 275 vice 265 without changing handling or ride height.
Asked by testforagent - Mon Mar 17 00:35:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no problem. you won't notice anything; unless the new tires are wider then you'll have a mushy steering feel
Answered by Captainpegs - Mon Mar 17 00:38:39 2008
Are the tactics of Obama's supporters having an adverse effect in the polls?
Q. I get the sense that smugness, arrogance, and a general attitude of superiority is translating into a continued slide for Obama. Is the Silent Majority beginning to wake up and make themselves known? Just checking the Gallop and Rasmussen polls for today.
Asked by Old Mister Happy - Sun Sep 7 22:41:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, a lot of women are very upset with the way the same Obama attack machine that smeared Hillary, is now smearing Palin. I know several Hillary supporters who would have voted for Obama because they are life long Democrats who are so turned off by their tactics, that they are voting for McCain.
Answered by capeshoregroup - Sun Sep 7 22:48:13 2008
Q. I get the sense that smugness, arrogance, and a general attitude of superiority is translating into a continued slide for Obama. Is the Silent Majority beginning to wake up and make themselves known? Just checking the Gallop and Rasmussen polls for today.
Asked by Old Mister Happy - Sun Sep 7 22:41:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, a lot of women are very upset with the way the same Obama attack machine that smeared Hillary, is now smearing Palin. I know several Hillary supporters who would have voted for Obama because they are life long Democrats who are so turned off by their tactics, that they are voting for McCain.
Answered by capeshoregroup - Sun Sep 7 22:48:13 2008
Do insecticides have an adverse effect on dogs?
Q. Our dog turns his mouth up (literally), and shows his teeth each time we spray the house. It looks as though he's trying to narrow his nasal passage to block out the scent.
Asked by Robyn - Mon Jan 18 11:28:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there are insecticides that can be and are harmful to pets. But there also are ones specifically made that are pet safe. You just need to ask.
Answered by tammy43mack - Mon Jan 18 11:58:10 2010
Q. Our dog turns his mouth up (literally), and shows his teeth each time we spray the house. It looks as though he's trying to narrow his nasal passage to block out the scent.
Asked by Robyn - Mon Jan 18 11:28:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there are insecticides that can be and are harmful to pets. But there also are ones specifically made that are pet safe. You just need to ask.
Answered by tammy43mack - Mon Jan 18 11:58:10 2010
Is it ok to use contact lenses underwater while snorkeling? Will the saltwater have adverse effect on the lens
Q. Is it safe? I dont have enough money to use prescribed goggles for snorkeling, it is too expensive. I'm thinking of using disposable contact lenses and put ordinary goggles on. But I couldnt totally prevent the seawater from reaching my eyes. Will the seawater harm my eyes with the contact lenses on?
Asked by Regina C. - Sat Dec 8 01:31:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you get it in your eyes its going to dry the contacts out, and of course salt will dry your eyes out with or without contacts. I wear my contacts in the pool and beach, and just rinse them with solution after. And take some eye drops with you to keep your contacts and eyes from getting dried out, cause it does hurt a little!
Answered by Maranda B - Sat Dec 8 01:35:51 2007
Q. Is it safe? I dont have enough money to use prescribed goggles for snorkeling, it is too expensive. I'm thinking of using disposable contact lenses and put ordinary goggles on. But I couldnt totally prevent the seawater from reaching my eyes. Will the seawater harm my eyes with the contact lenses on?
Asked by Regina C. - Sat Dec 8 01:31:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you get it in your eyes its going to dry the contacts out, and of course salt will dry your eyes out with or without contacts. I wear my contacts in the pool and beach, and just rinse them with solution after. And take some eye drops with you to keep your contacts and eyes from getting dried out, cause it does hurt a little!
Answered by Maranda B - Sat Dec 8 01:35:51 2007
what does euphoria exactly mean when it comes to be the adverse effect of some CNS drugs?
Q. I looked it up in the dictionary, and it says "a feeling of well-being or elevation"...so i don't really understand it.
Asked by Elfie - Thu Jun 1 22:07:30 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Euphoria is an intense feeling of elation. In laymans terms, an extremely happy or giddy feeling. It is the "high feeling" of some drugs. It isnt always a good thing as it may be the very thing the medication is trying to combat or, as another person said, it can be followed by serious depression. It isnt always harmful however. Discuss it with your doctor if you think you are experiencing euphoria. He or she may be able to switch your medication to something you can tolerate better.
Answered by Redheadmedicgirl - Thu Jun 1 23:35:43 2006
Q. I looked it up in the dictionary, and it says "a feeling of well-being or elevation"...so i don't really understand it.
Asked by Elfie - Thu Jun 1 22:07:30 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Euphoria is an intense feeling of elation. In laymans terms, an extremely happy or giddy feeling. It is the "high feeling" of some drugs. It isnt always a good thing as it may be the very thing the medication is trying to combat or, as another person said, it can be followed by serious depression. It isnt always harmful however. Discuss it with your doctor if you think you are experiencing euphoria. He or she may be able to switch your medication to something you can tolerate better.
Answered by Redheadmedicgirl - Thu Jun 1 23:35:43 2006
While taking homeo medicine, drinking ginger,pepper soup has any adverse effect on the homeomedicine?
Q. I am taking some homeo medicine for cough, cold etc. I heard that while taking homeo medicines, spices like ginger, pepper etc nullify the effect. So I am asking this question. Thanks
Asked by Rack - Mon Dec 14 05:12:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since there is no medicinal content in homeopathic remedies, it won't affect said therapy either way - but say, that soup actually sounds pretty good. I'd like to taste it! Post the recipe?
Answered by wmayers99 - Wed Dec 16 09:13:05 2009
Q. I am taking some homeo medicine for cough, cold etc. I heard that while taking homeo medicines, spices like ginger, pepper etc nullify the effect. So I am asking this question. Thanks
Asked by Rack - Mon Dec 14 05:12:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since there is no medicinal content in homeopathic remedies, it won't affect said therapy either way - but say, that soup actually sounds pretty good. I'd like to taste it! Post the recipe?
Answered by wmayers99 - Wed Dec 16 09:13:05 2009
Will this have a great adverse effect on my chance for scholarships?
Q. I am a current high school senior..I have maintained very high grades throughout my years of schooling. But now, I am taking Advanced Placement Biology...and I got an 80. My other three grades are A's and B's. Considering my past grades of high A's and high B's...would this C automatically discredit my chances for scholarships even though it was received in a very rigorous course?
Asked by Sincere Carnation - Mon Feb 4 16:05:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're in the same situation as I am. I just got a C too, my first one. As far as everyone is telling me, no it won't affect scholarship chances. The AP matters, and selection committees will look at that. The only thing you need to do is score high on the ACT or SAT. Don't worry, you will be fine. Good luck with everything!
Answered by neverisenough - Mon Feb 4 16:25:06 2008
Q. I am a current high school senior..I have maintained very high grades throughout my years of schooling. But now, I am taking Advanced Placement Biology...and I got an 80. My other three grades are A's and B's. Considering my past grades of high A's and high B's...would this C automatically discredit my chances for scholarships even though it was received in a very rigorous course?
Asked by Sincere Carnation - Mon Feb 4 16:05:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're in the same situation as I am. I just got a C too, my first one. As far as everyone is telling me, no it won't affect scholarship chances. The AP matters, and selection committees will look at that. The only thing you need to do is score high on the ACT or SAT. Don't worry, you will be fine. Good luck with everything!
Answered by neverisenough - Mon Feb 4 16:25:06 2008
Would the end of geo-thermal activity on earth have a seriously adverse effect on life?
Q. If volcanoes no longer were active anywhere on earth.
Asked by Emasculated Britain - Fri Feb 27 07:34:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seriously adverse is understating it. It would be fatal, slow, but unless some technology is developed to replace it the complete life cycle would slowly drift to a stop. Out gassing from volcanoes helps to make up the gases that drift off into outer space. Newly laid down dust, ash, and rock fertilize the soils for huge areas around volcanoes. The earth's temperature would drop if no heat came from the core. This would be enough to swing the world to serious cooling, increased ice which in turn increases the albedo (light reflected from the earth) and continued cooling, eventually past the point of return. Very long term, erosion would slowly level the planet preventing most rainfall and stop the useful capture of snow for water… [cont.]
Answered by dougger - Fri Feb 27 07:58:09 2009
Q. If volcanoes no longer were active anywhere on earth.
Asked by Emasculated Britain - Fri Feb 27 07:34:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seriously adverse is understating it. It would be fatal, slow, but unless some technology is developed to replace it the complete life cycle would slowly drift to a stop. Out gassing from volcanoes helps to make up the gases that drift off into outer space. Newly laid down dust, ash, and rock fertilize the soils for huge areas around volcanoes. The earth's temperature would drop if no heat came from the core. This would be enough to swing the world to serious cooling, increased ice which in turn increases the albedo (light reflected from the earth) and continued cooling, eventually past the point of return. Very long term, erosion would slowly level the planet preventing most rainfall and stop the useful capture of snow for water… [cont.]
Answered by dougger - Fri Feb 27 07:58:09 2009
What is the most frequent seen adverse effect of the clozapine?
Q. What is the most frequent seen adverse effect of the clozapine?
Asked by melik b b - Thu Jan 1 08:42:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What is the most frequent seen adverse effect of the clozapine?
Asked by melik b b - Thu Jan 1 08:42:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Will hydroquinone have an adverse effect on lupus patients?
Q. I am african-american. I have lupus and my skin is darkening due to a butterfly rash. Is it a bad idea to use hydroquinone to lighten the skin?
Asked by credlec - Mon Jan 29 14:53:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I sure wouldn't since the FDA is proposing a ban on it and Japan and Europe have already banned it. I understand the frustration of the butterfly rash, my skin turns beat red across my nose and cheeks and in between my eyes. But, try using a gentler method like Aveeno's skin soothing lotion. After using it for a few days, it makes the rash less noticeable and will probably make your skin appear less dark. I wouldn't use the hydroquinone because it can cause other problems that are more serious than the skin darkening you are already dealing with. Check out the posting on medicinenet.com for more information.
Answered by eskie lover - Mon Jan 29 15:14:37 2007
Q. I am african-american. I have lupus and my skin is darkening due to a butterfly rash. Is it a bad idea to use hydroquinone to lighten the skin?
Asked by credlec - Mon Jan 29 14:53:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I sure wouldn't since the FDA is proposing a ban on it and Japan and Europe have already banned it. I understand the frustration of the butterfly rash, my skin turns beat red across my nose and cheeks and in between my eyes. But, try using a gentler method like Aveeno's skin soothing lotion. After using it for a few days, it makes the rash less noticeable and will probably make your skin appear less dark. I wouldn't use the hydroquinone because it can cause other problems that are more serious than the skin darkening you are already dealing with. Check out the posting on medicinenet.com for more information.
Answered by eskie lover - Mon Jan 29 15:14:37 2007
If salt lowers the freezing point of ice does it have the adverse effect on the boiling point?
Q. If salt lowers the freezing point of ice does it have the adverse effect on the boiling point?
Asked by dwilts3 - Sun Nov 18 20:58:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. raises boiling point
Answered by Jared - Sun Nov 18 21:05:17 2007
Q. If salt lowers the freezing point of ice does it have the adverse effect on the boiling point?
Asked by dwilts3 - Sun Nov 18 20:58:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. raises boiling point
Answered by Jared - Sun Nov 18 21:05:17 2007
What is the meaning of the "flushing" adverse effect of anti-hyperlipidemics with diabetes present?
Q. What is the meaning of the "flushing" adverse effect of anti-hyperlipidemics with diabetes present?
Asked by Roma 82 - Sun Mar 15 18:12:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With or without diabetes, people taking niacin based anti-lipidemics can get 'flushing', a slight reddening of the face and extremities.
Answered by DR.DUDE - Sun Mar 15 18:52:12 2009
Q. What is the meaning of the "flushing" adverse effect of anti-hyperlipidemics with diabetes present?
Asked by Roma 82 - Sun Mar 15 18:12:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With or without diabetes, people taking niacin based anti-lipidemics can get 'flushing', a slight reddening of the face and extremities.
Answered by DR.DUDE - Sun Mar 15 18:52:12 2009
How can I adverse the effect of not feeling hungry when taking 5-HTP 100mg?
Q. I want to go back on 5-HTP for stress and depression, but I remembered the last time I was on them I felt like it is controlling my hunger and resulted in weight loss, I want to gain weight but at same time not feel depressed. How can I do this?
Asked by Imran A - Wed Dec 17 13:22:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do not use medication, They may help but you don't have the feel of doing it yourself which is more then anything any tablet could ever do. With you wanting to gain some weight just up your calories a bit..maybe to 3000 calories a day
Answered by ~~adendvw~~ - Wed Dec 17 16:24:29 2008
Q. I want to go back on 5-HTP for stress and depression, but I remembered the last time I was on them I felt like it is controlling my hunger and resulted in weight loss, I want to gain weight but at same time not feel depressed. How can I do this?
Asked by Imran A - Wed Dec 17 13:22:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do not use medication, They may help but you don't have the feel of doing it yourself which is more then anything any tablet could ever do. With you wanting to gain some weight just up your calories a bit..maybe to 3000 calories a day
Answered by ~~adendvw~~ - Wed Dec 17 16:24:29 2008
Can the change of one item in the PC system have an adverse effect?
Q. This is something that really baffles me. I am presently using this PC with 2000 and is working fine with a conventional mouse. It has given me no trouble at all. Then one day, I decided to use a plug and play mouse. When I reboot the PC with the new mouse, it literally showed nothing. on screen. Initially, I suspected nothing and I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out what went wrong. It was only later when I decided to use back the old mouse and everything went back to normal. Can the change of one simple item like a mouse create so much trouble? I mean I got nothing on the screen. It is just blank.
Asked by Forward - Fri Apr 13 10:30:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YES, Changing anything on A P.C. Can Cause It To Freeze Or Crash. Most Likely, Your "Plug And Play" Mouse Needed Some "Software" Installed First. (Windows fault, Even "VISTA" Their Most "Advanced" Operating System Has No "TRUE" "Plug And Play" Support)
Answered by one - Fri Apr 13 10:40:02 2007
Q. This is something that really baffles me. I am presently using this PC with 2000 and is working fine with a conventional mouse. It has given me no trouble at all. Then one day, I decided to use a plug and play mouse. When I reboot the PC with the new mouse, it literally showed nothing. on screen. Initially, I suspected nothing and I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out what went wrong. It was only later when I decided to use back the old mouse and everything went back to normal. Can the change of one simple item like a mouse create so much trouble? I mean I got nothing on the screen. It is just blank.
Asked by Forward - Fri Apr 13 10:30:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YES, Changing anything on A P.C. Can Cause It To Freeze Or Crash. Most Likely, Your "Plug And Play" Mouse Needed Some "Software" Installed First. (Windows fault, Even "VISTA" Their Most "Advanced" Operating System Has No "TRUE" "Plug And Play" Support)
Answered by one - Fri Apr 13 10:40:02 2007
Is there any adverse effect in washing your face (with only water and no soap) many times in a day ?
Q. I use soap/cleanser only twice a day, but make it a habit to jus splash cool water on my face like every hour or so... could this be bad for me or cause acne ??
Asked by The Man - Sun Aug 2 08:53:37 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could actually end up drying your skin out more,which could lead to further oil production and acne.
Answered by TobiasFunke2 - Sun Aug 2 08:56:43 2009
Q. I use soap/cleanser only twice a day, but make it a habit to jus splash cool water on my face like every hour or so... could this be bad for me or cause acne ??
Asked by The Man - Sun Aug 2 08:53:37 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could actually end up drying your skin out more,which could lead to further oil production and acne.
Answered by TobiasFunke2 - Sun Aug 2 08:56:43 2009
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