South Tampa - Vol. 2, Issue 2, February 2016

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From The Publisher Matt Selby

Remembering our Friend Bruce Boore of Hattie’sCafe and Beanery

This isn’t an easy editorialpiece. The community has lost agreat man, and like so many of youwhose lives Bruce has impacted,we’ve lost a friend. Not long afterhearing about Hattie’s Cafe andBeanery closing its doors due toBruce’s medical issues, BruceBoore tragically passed away after along, hard fight. Bruce had beenbattling Crohn’s disease, and overthe years I’ve known him therewere a few times flare ups sidelinedhim for a short time; but he wouldalways be back to work not longafter with a big smile on his face asif nothing was wrong. He never letanyone know how bad it really wasbecause he wasn’t the type of guythat needed anyone to feel sorry forhim. When we heard Hattie’s wasshutting down due to Bruce’shealth I knew it must be worse

than normal, but I am still in shockthat he’s actually gone. I honestly

thought he was going to surprise usall and beat any health issues plagu-ing him and re-open the cafe. Hewas, and always will be, a specialman to so many people whose liveshe became a part of.

I first met Bruce in February2013. I walked into Hattie’sBeanery looking for the owner soI could tell them all about mynew publication I was starting inthe Carrollwood area. He wasgracious enough to listen to mypitch and give me feedback onwhat he thought. He wasn’t con-vinced that people from Carroll-wood would drive past other cafesin the area to come visit him. Iunderstood his concerns and sim-ply asked him to think about itand give me a chance. About 5pm the same day Bruce called meback and said he wouldn’t mindgiving me a shot for one month

to see how it goes. Even thoughit wasn’t a long term contract,Bruce was the first business to be-lieve in me by signing up to ad-vertise, and it really meant a lot.Fast forward to December 2015 -Bruce never missed an issue sincehe started! He loved our maga-zine, and was a major reason ourpublication grew over the pastfew years, because he was alwaystelling other local businessesabout his great experience withus. I’ll always be grateful for hiskindness and regret never gettingthe chance to tell him how muchit meant to me that he gave me achance before anyone else did.

We will never forget youBruce. Thank you for providingthis community with your wonder-ful soul and passion for some of thebest coffee and delicious food thistown has ever seen.



Community Calendar & News Briefs5th Annual National Cuban Sand-wich Festival Weekend is set forMarch 18th, 19th & 20th

Every food deserves its own day.The Cuban-style sandwich, or simplyCubano, is a ham and cheese sub thathas won over the hearts of millions ofAmericans. Each year, the cities ofYbor City and Tampa put on a fabu-lous Cuban Sandwich Festival in itshonor. The highlight of the festival isthe Cuban Sandwich Making Contest,where several local restaurants and epi-cureans compete to make the tastiestsandwiches, which are judged by agroup of celebrity chefs and of course,festivalgoers. It also hosts a variety oflive music and dance performancesand art exhibitions throughout the 2-day event.

At the Annual National CubanSandwich Festival, some of the biggestnames in Florida and VIP’s fromaround the Nation re-unite and joinefforts in celebration of the Cubansandwiches' rich culinary and culturalhistory at this exciting FREE event tofind THE BEST CUBAN SAND-WICHES IN THE WORLD!

Join in the fun at the BIGSMACKDOWN, where Restaurantsfrom all over Florida, the United

States and NOW the World competefor the opportunity to win the 2016title of “THE BEST CUBAN SAND-WICH IN THE WORLD!” This year,there are entries from all over theUnited States AND as far as London,England to represent the U.K., at thisFREE family friendly event, featuringdelicious food, beautiful art and livecultural music, with exciting perform-ances and over 100 exhibitors!

The 5th Annual NationalCuban Sandwich Festival is a week-end filled event!

- VIP Opening Night Party: Fri-day, March 18th, 2016

- Saturday, March 19th, 2016:HCC Ybor Campus – The BiggestCuban Sandwich in the World!

- Sunday, March 20th, 2016:“The BIG DAY” City2City Smack-down @ Centennial Park in HistoricYbor City @ 1800 E. 8th Street inTampa

This year, St. Petersburg MayorRick Kriseman will be joining in thefestivities to make the Biggest CubanSandwich in the World – this year’sCuban Sandwich has a goal of measur-ing 105 ft or more!

This event also serves as afundraiser:

Causes:Emberlynn Padilla: a 5 year old

baby miracle baby born with congeni-tal diaphragmatic hernia. To Donateor learn more about Emberlynn visitgofundme.com/h3k5n8.

New Beginnings of Tampa:Emergency Shelters and transitionalliving for homeless and vets.

Florida Homeless Shelters: Everyyear, because of the help of their gen-erous sponsors and competing restau-rants they are able to feed over 400homeless people. This year -their goalis to feed over 800 homeless people!The Biggest Cuban Sandwich in theworld makes this possible.

Those Sandwiches are scheduledto be made in Orlando, Florida onSaturday, February 20th, 2016 @ Va-lencia College, and in Ybor City,Florida on Saturday, March 19th,2016 @ Hillsborough CommunityCollege – Ybor City Campus.

Want to Participate in this excit-ing event?

Opportunities available for: Con-testants, Sandwich Makers, Vendorsand Sponsors.

Email [email protected] or call (813)407-6866 / (813) 407-7191 or

register online at: www.iLOVE-CubanSandwiches.com

For additional informationplease visit www.TheCubanSand-wichFestival.com.

MacDill Airfest 2016 -Celebrating 75 years of excellence.

March 19 and 20 at MacDIllAir Force Base, 6801 S Dale MabryHwy in Tampa

Tampa Bay AirFest 2016 is here!This is a great time of the year, becausewe all have a chance to give back to acommunity that gives us so much. In2014, AirFest was awarded "Best Mili-tary Site" by the USAF Thunderbirds,due to the incredible partnership be-tween MacDill and Tampa Bay, andthis year it is expected that this airshowwill surpass those lofty expectations.

The Tampa Bay AirFest 2016 isfree and open to the public.

Gates open at 8:00 a.m. with theaerial performances starting at 10 a.m.

Free Admission and Parking!!They are continually adding new

demonstrations and static displays, socheck back often. For more info, visitfacebook.com/macdillairforcebase,and don't forget to use their hashtag#AirFest2016.


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We’re very excited to announcethe 2016 East Lake Woodlands“Drive for a Cure” Golf outing.This annual event will take place onFriday, February 26, 2016 at the EastLake Woodlands Country Club.Arrival and registration begins at11:00 AM with a 1:00 PM shotgunstart. There will be flights forwomen, men and mixed foursomes.Dinner, along with the Chinese,silent and live auctions will followplay. The cost is $100.00 (if paidbefore February 12 or $115.00 ifpaid after February 12); cost coversgolf, cart, range, snacks, dinner anda contribution to our charities. Thecost for dinner only is $45.00.

This year we are extremelypleased to welcome Linda Hurtado,a 20-year veteran of TV news herein Tampa Bay. She anchors FOX 13News at Noon as well as the FOX 13News at 5 PM with Cynthia Smoot.

Linda takes pride in being veryconnected and involved in her com-munity. In addition to her manyhosting and speaking engagements,she has won 12 Emmys, an EdwardR. Murrow award, Associated Pressawards, Society of ProfessionalJournalism awards, and a FloridaBar award for a variety of news andhealth stories.

She has been very active with theAmerican Cancer Society’s Reach toRecovery and Making Strides AgainstBreast Cancer events long before

her own diagnosis of breast cancerin 2011, because her mother was abreast cancer survivor until thedisease finally took her life in 1995.Since her own diagnosis and recov-ery, she has become the local emceefor the Susan G. Komen events.Additionally Linda supports the Faceof Courage non-profit as well as theMy Hope Chest that funds recon-struction for women who do nothave insurance. And every year shedonates proceeds from A Shoot fora Cure to the Florida Hospital Foun-dation to fund mammograms forwomen without insurance.

In the U.S. in 2015 there werean estimated 231,840 new cases ofinvasive breast cancer and 60,290new cases of in situ breast cancer

among women resulting in 40,290breast cancer deaths. Although breastcancer in men is rare, it does happen.In 2015, there were an estimated2350 new cases among men in the

Drive for a Cure 2016…

Linda Hurtado


U.S. resulting in 440 deaths.By supporting the Morton Plant

Mease Mammography Program andthe Florida Suncoast Affiliate ofSusan G. Komen, a dedicated effortis made to keep the funds raised tobenefit those in the Tampa Bay area.While the major portion of the fundsraised focus on screening, diagnostic

and treatment services for the unin-sured and underinsured, a portion ofthe funds is also used to support re-search with the goal of eradicatingbreast cancer once and for all. Bothrecipients are designated as 501(c) 3organizations.

Since 2007 the Drive has sent$153,000 to the organizations we

Checks from 2015 proceeds were presented to the Suncoast Affiliate of Susan G. Komen and Morton Plant Mease Foundation

support. This year our goal is toreach $200,000 to support thosedealing with breast cancer. Participa-tion and sponsorship is very impor-tant to this effort, and there aremany opportunities available to helpus meet this goal. Come play with uson our beautiful, top-quality golfcourses; you’ll have a wonderful time

and you will be instrumental in sup-porting this very worthwhile goal.

For more complete informa-tion about the event, registration,sponsorship and donations, log onto www.elwdriveforacure.com .We’ll see you on February 26th!


By Matt Selby

Synergy HomeCare (SHC),located in Tampa at 3401 W Cy-press Street, Suite 202 A, may bea national franchise but it doesn’tget any more local than the localbranch here in South Tampa. Thebusiness end is ran by Mark Cur-tiss and his son Charles who areSouth Tampa natives; in fact, thefamily has been in Tampa for atleast four generations and inSouth Tampa for two genera-tions. Physician Matthew Kolinskiand registered nurse Laura Mazurare the heart and soul of SynergyHomeCare. Running operationsand overseeing all the caregivers isno easy task but after speakingwith Matthew and Laura, theirpassion for helping others is

clearly what drives them to makeSHC so great! The team is moreof a family and Matthew says,“Let our family help your family.We are always here for you andyour loved ones.”

Synergy HomeCare under-stands the importance of return-ing to the comfort of your ownhome. The highly skilled group ofcaregivers help with a safe andcomfortable transition home. Byfocusing on your treatment, heal-ing and recovery, SHC is here toincrease your or your loved ones’quality of life! Their goal is topromote independence, decreasereadmission rate, and to providestability, comfort and safetythrough in-home care assuringyour loved one that their dignitywill remain intact so that you and

your family can live the life youdeserve.

The staff realizes that every-one has different needs so theycustomize a plan to fit you andyour family. They offer care serv-ices from 2 to 24 hours 365 daysa year to provide in-home careand companionship for yourloved one wherever their homemay be, whether they are in theirown home, assisted living facility,nursing home, or rehab facility.They also offer discharge pack-ages that range from 4 to 8 hoursat a very affordable price whichprovides for prescription pick up,grocery shopping, transportation,meal preparation, homemakingservices and home safety checksto make sure your loved one is ina safe living environment.

You can rest assured and feelconfidant that your family is inthe best of hands when you useSHC care providers. TheC.A.R.E. (Coordinated And Re-sponsive Engagement) Teammembers are screened with a Na-tional Level 2 background check,an extensive careful interviewingprocess with reference checkingand each one goes through aC.A.R.E. training program andare CPR certified before they areplaced to care for your lovedone. SHC also likes to do “meetand greets” with their team ofcaregivers to introduce you tothem personally. Each caregiveris extremely experienced, fullyinsured and bonded for addedpeace of mind.

The C.A.R.E. Team is pas-

Synergy HomeCare - Peace of Mind for Your Family

Mark Curtiss, Matthew Kolinski, Laura Mazur and Charles Curtiss


sionate in their beliefs that every-one deserves personalized carewithout obligation and “No Con-tracts, just C.A.R.E.” When con-tacting SHC you will speak with aClient Care Manager who will beable to assist you and your familyby providing you with a no obli-gation C.A.R.E. assessment.

At some point in all of ourlives we will be faced with need-ing assistance in one way or an-other, whether it be for us or aloved one due to an illness, in-

jury, or the simple but inevitablefact that we all are going to age.Most of us have everyday businessor tasks that we have to take careof: picking up the kids fromschool, taking them to events, oreven everyday chores like laundryor grocery shopping. We all needa little help, especially when wehave an elderly loved one whoneeds companionship, groceriesof their own, or someone to takethem to their appointmentand/or check up on them to

make sure they are eating or tak-ing their medication.

The uniqueness and flexibilityof Synergy HomeCare and theway that their staff can adapt toclients’ needs – such as 2-hourvisits or 24-hour around-the-clock care – and the fact thatthere are “no contracts, justC.A.R.E., makes SHC the mostaffordable way to get the helpthat you and your family need.Also, there’s comfort in knowingthat your loved ones are getting

the best possible personalizedcare from a team of compassion-ate caregivers. With no obliga-tion, there is no reason not to callSynergy HomeCare and let themdesign a program to help you andyour family.

Synergy HomeCare is lo-cated at 3401 W CypressStreet, STE 202 A, in Tampa,FL, 33607.

For more information, call813-879-2273


With Plans to Open Late Summer of 2016, Florida HospitalCenter Ice Marks a New Era for Ice Sports in Tampa Bay!

By Alexis Selby

Living in Florida, there aren’t asmany opportunities for those whowish to take up hockey or figure skat-ing, but Florida Hospital Center Ice,an immaculate 150,500 square footfacility, is looking to change that. Thisyear-round skating rink and multi-sports complex will offer an infiniteamount of opportunities for thosewho wish to develop their skills bothon and off the ice.

“With Olympic and NHL-sizerinks, this is where the players willcome to play,” says co-owner GordieZimmermann of Z Mitch, LLC. “It’swhere youngsters will learn, and whereall ages can stay active and have fun.”

Hoping to bring an increasedawareness of hockey and figure skatingto the state of Florida, Z Mitch,LLC,'s, Gordie Zimmermann andGeorge Mitchell decided this areawould be the perfect location! Team-ing up with Florida Hospital, this im-pressive new training facility will befocused on sports performance, with agoal of producing top athletes that cancompete at an elite level Nationwide.

Gordie says, “There were a num-ber of reasons why we chose this area.After the past few years of Lightningsuccess we knew we wanted to dosomething in Tampa and this area isone of the new hot spots as far as thedemographics. This complex has greatvisibility from the highways, and is eas-ily accessible from all over Tampa Bay.This is going to be the biggest icesports complex in the entire SouthEast. There is nothing else like this inthe Southern United States!”

Florida Hospital, which will alsohave an office within the facility, willhave staff on hand, and, workingalongside Center Ice staff, will offerunique sports performance programsfor individuals and teams who wantprivate training sessions and other spe-cialized skill-training programs bothon and off the ice.

“Partnering with Florida Hospi-tal, we have an increased focus onsports –related performance, injuryprevention and wellness,” saysGordie. “This really changes the dy-namics for athletic training. Our pro-grams are going to be anenhancement in the world of sports

and I think it is the key to makinghockey players faster and figureskaters stronger. If you take a kidfrom three years old and give him orher the opportunity to become a topathlete, providing the right coaches,trainers and managers from a youngage and all the way through to adult-hood, the possibilities are endless.”

As amazing as the sports complexwill be, what it will do for the area isjust as incredible – giving the quicklygrowing New Tampa/ Wesley Chapelarea an unfathomable economicboost! From sports tournaments totop-notch athlete training, when thiscomplex is completed, this will be theplace where people from all across thecountry come to skate!

“The community has just cometogether and rallied around this rink,”says Shari Trotter. “We have alreadyhad such great feedback. High-levelcompetitive skaters are excited aboutthe coaching and excited about whatthe rink has to offer. There really arevery few complexes that have anythingclose to this; the size of this facility,along with the amenities, coachingand sports programs are going to betop in the nation.”

From free-skating to free throws,Florida Hospital Center Ice will be aMecca for everything sports-related! Aplace where people from all acrossTampa Bay can come together overtheir shared love of sports!

Highlights on and off theice include:

– One Olympic-size rink– Three NHL-sized rinks – One kid-sized rink.– Public Skating– Hockey leagues and figure skatingprograms for all ages and levels– Rinks that convert to sport court forShooting Stars basketball and volly-ball, plus lacrosse, roller and streethockey, curling, speed skating andother sports– Camps, clinics and multisport train-ing programs– Full summer camp programs– On-site sports medicine specialists

– Full restaurant– Corporate party rooms– Sports pro shop– Performance and off-ice trainingfacilities

So, no matter what your hobbyor skill level is, there will be somethingfor everyone. Florida Hospital CenterIce will be a great, family-friendlyplace where people of all ages can havefun and stay active!

Florida Hospital Center Icewill be located at 3173 CypressRidge Blvd. in Wesley Chapel. Formore information, and to stay in-formed of their progress, visitwww.FloridaHospitalCenterIce.com.


From free-skating to free throws, Florida Hospital Center Ice willbe a Mecca for everything sports-related!


Mini Doughnut FactoryBy Alexis Selby

Bringing a little taste of Heavento South Tampa, husband and wifeduo Patrick and Zezura Ruddell haveteamed up to open Mini DoughnutFactory, a fabulous new shop thatserves gourmet mini-doughnuts, cof-fee, espresso, lattes, smoothies anddoughnut shakes!

Opening just over two monthsago, Mini Doughnut Factory is takingTampa by storm, quickly becoming alocal hangout for people all across thebay area! And, after stopping by lastweek, I can easily see why they haveacquired such a loyal following withinsuch a short time of opening theirdoors. Serving up some of the fresh-est, tastiest doughnuts I have evereaten, if you have not checked outMini Doughnut Factory, I highly rec-ommend you stop on by!

The perfect cheat-sized sweet,these mini doughnuts won’t makeyou feel guilty, and provide the per-fect amount of deliciousness to satisfyyour craving. Made to order, you cantaste the freshness from the momentyou take your first bite. Patrick says,“We care more about our products

than any other doughnut or coffeeshop in town. We will not let adoughnut leave that isn’t Facebookor Instagram worthy.”

As William Cowper once said,“Variety's the very spice of life, thatgives it all it's flavor”, this saying defi-nitely rings true at Mini DoughnutFactory. With thousands of toppingcombinations to choose from, the pos-sibilities are practically endless. Patricksays, “We are the first to offer minidoughnuts made to order. What weare doing has never been done beforewith mini doughnuts, especially withall our topping options.”

On our previous visit, Zezura andPatrick had us sample some of theirsignature selections, including theCamp Fire, a vanilla cake doughnuttopped with chocolate icing, grahamcracker crumbs and marshmallows, theRice Krispy Treat, a vanilla cakedoughnut topped with a glaze, RiceKrispies and marshmallow drizzle, andtheir French Toast, a vanilla cakedoughnut with cinnamon and maplesyrup. All I can say is that these are noordinary doughnuts! As you bite intothe warm dough, it literally melts inyour mouth, and the combinations of

flavors are out of this world amazing!The most popular of their dough-

nut creations – their Cotton Candy - issure to spark your taste buds. An ab-solutely unique flavor experience, thisdoughnut is comprised of a vanillacake doughnut topped with straw-berry icing and cotton candy poprocks; even after you have finished thepop rocks continue to elicit the divineflavor as they go off in your mouth.This was definitely one of my favorites,although their Sweet Pig - a vanillacake doughnut topped with mapleicing and bacon - was a close second.

"Sweet and savory, the Sweet Pigtastes like eating a pancake with baconand syrup,” says Zezura.

And, why not have both? That’sthe best part about mini-doughnuts,you don’t have to feel guilty abouteating more than one! “When youbuy a big doughnut you are commit-ted to that one flavor,” says Zezura.“The beauty of the mini doughnut isthat it gives you the ability to trymultiple different flavors. That’swhat makes the concept pretty coolin itself.”

Another customer favorite is the

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Peanut Butter Crunch, a vanilla cakedoughnut topped with peanut buttericing and crushed butterfingers. Andto answer the question you probablyhave in your head - yes it is every bit asincredible as it sounds!

In addition to their signaturedoughnuts, you also have the optionof creating your own doughnut fromtheir endless list of yummy toppings!Zezura says, “We love coming up withnew ideas and collaborating to come

up with new flavors."But, as incredibly delicious as

their mini-doughnuts are, they aren’tall they have become known for. “Wehave the freshest coffee,” says Patrick.“All of our coffee beans are groundfresh; we will never keep a bean longerthan 7-10 days. We have quite a fewregulars that come in just for our cof-fee – it’s that good!”

Mini doughnuts are perfect forparties, special occasions and get to-

gethers, and since opening, cateringhas already comprised a huge portionof their business. The perfect bite-sized treat, mini doughnuts are easy toeat and the presentation alone isenough to wow! Looking to make astatement in the office - surprise yourco-workers or clients with a box ofmini doughnuts!

What’s most amazing is thatclientele isn’t just limited to SouthTampa locals. Since opening, MiniDoughnut Factory has had customersfrom all over Tampa Bay and beyond,including those who drive all the wayfrom Orlando and Sarasota to snagthis sweet treat!

Patrick says, “Come once andyou will be addicted for life. Onceyou taste the difference you willnever be able to go back to regulardoughnuts again.”

Mini Doughnut Factory is lo-cated at 2109 S Dale Mabry Hwy.They are open Mon.- Thurs.6:30am - 6:30pm; Fri. 6:30am -9pm; Sat 7:30am - 9pm; Sun7:30am - 3:30pm. To place anorder for pick-up or catering pleasecall (813) 254- 5374. Additionalinformation can be found by visit-ing their Facebook page at MiniDoughnut Factory or by visitingthem on Instagram or Twitter.

Bringing a little taste of Heaven to South Tampa, husband and wife duoPatrick and Zezura Ruddell have teamed up to open Mini Doughnut Factory


Family Fun with Horses at Suncoast Stables Suncoast Stables, located at 1108

Altamont Lane in Odessa FL, has afun, family-friendly event planned forSaturday, February 20th. Stableowner Krystle Lee invites the commu-nity to come out and meet the horses.The fun begins at 5 p.m. with a barntour, but that is just the beginning ofan evening of fun and horsing around!There will also be a horseback ridingdemonstration, a grooming stationdemonstration and a chance to win a4-pack of free riding lessons. Andwhat better way to wrap up an eveningof horseplay than a free, kid-friendlyhorse movie watched on a blanketunder the stars?

This event is free but bring somecash because there will be food anddrinks for purchase, as well as facepainting for the kids. Proceeds willbenefit Suncoast Stables’ Youth Cluband Saving Grace for Equines, a501(c) 3 non-profit organization fo-cused on the rescue of American Sad-dlebred horses. Krystle grew uparound horses and enjoyed competingas a juvenile and amateur in the Amer-ican Saddlebred arena, so the rescue of

this breed is one she is happy to helpsupport. The driving force and pas-sion behind Saving Grace for Equinesis Joy Rodak.

Kristen Pawlowski, who sent usthe event information hoping to gethelp with publicity, says, “These girlslove these horses…from mucking stallsto the show ring and it really teachesthem respect for animals, disciplineand responsibility. They all supporteach other and it is just a wonderfulexperience!”

Saving Grace for EquinesJoy Rodak loves horses. She has

shown American saddlebred horses for20 years, and for the past few years,she has headed up a horse rescue inOcala, Florida. In October 2013, Joybought six American saddlebredhorses from a meat broker to savethem from being sent to a slaughter-house in Canada. By December ofthat year, she’d started Saving Gracefor Equines and was determined tosave more horses that still have plentyof healthy years left.

While it is illegal to slaughter

horses for meat in the United States,they are still shipped to Canada andMexico and processed for human con-sumption. Joy knows that there ismuch more to be done but feels itsimportant to do what she can to sup-port a growing need, stating, “It’s nota lot, but we are doing our part alongwith the other saddlebred rescues inthe country.”

Saving Grace for Equines has res-cued numerous horses experiencinginhumane treatment and conditions,including starvation, abuse, unsafehabitats, and some of those are boundfor slaughter for human consumption.Many horses are abused and neglectedbefore being sent to “kill brokers”where they are purchased by the high-est bidder, and some of those are con-tracted by slaughterhouses.

“These are very nice horses thatcan still serve a purpose,” says Joy.Many times the original seller oftenhas no idea what can befall their horseand Joys says most of the owners areunknowing participants.

The horses rescued usually havesome physical issues. They are often

malnourished and need dental work.Saving Grace for Equines works ontheir nutrition for three or fourmonths before they are ready foradoption. Saving Grace for Equinesrelies on donations and sponsorshipsto operate.

Log on to savinggracefore-quines.org for information and todonate.

For more information aboutSuncoast Stables, log on towww.suncoaststable.com or call(813) 368-0666.



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