The Effects of Smoking - Quit Smoking Now Says GiantWeed.com

WE QUIT SMOKING - YOU SHOULD TOO!
I used to smoke 4 packs per week : Dominique used to smoke 6 packs per week

I have saved $ /100 dollars since quitting smoking! Quit September 10th 2002!
Dominique saved $ /100 dollars since quitting smoking! Quit September 10th 2002!

WE DID IT AND YOU CAN TOO! My name is David I quit smoking with my friend Dominique. I smoked alot less than her pack a day habit but we both decided to quit together. We went on the nicotine patch to combat the cravings. It wasn't easy and sometimes we were as bitchy as two gerbils in a cage with a bad case of PMS during a heatwave with no cable tv and poorly fitting shoes! But after a few weeks we started to feel better and didn't need the patch anymore. We started going on longer and longer walks and feel so much better now! contact us for help

Quitting cigarettes is the hardest thing I've done and that giant weed is as addictive as some very powerful drug turning people in to zombies who suck poisons into their lungs and harm their tissues in their lungs.

BEFORE

While we were smoking we looked like this! Yuck! We were one stinky ugly looking bunch of addicted monkeys!

AFTER

Improved complexion from stopping the bad habit of smoking.

Now we are glowing and glistening with healthiness! Yumm! We are looking good!

Together we have saved
$ /100 dollars
since we quit smoking!
That ain't chump change, chumps!
Be smart...quit now and buy cool fun stuff!

HELP IS CLOSE JUST GRAB A FRIEND AND DO IT!

Smoking can cause impotism!

Here are some tips to help you stop, cut-down and quit : Develop an action plan to improve your chances of quitting. Writing the plan down will help you think more carefully about what you need to do and how you will approach it. Try the following: Pick a day as your " stop, cut-down and quit date," which is the day you intend to stop smoking. Write this date down. Make a list of the important benefits of quitting and read it over before and after you stop, cut-down and quit . Use this list while you are trying to stop, cut-down and quit to remind yourself of your reasons for quitting. List the situations in which you smoke and the reasons why you smoke - this will help you identify what "triggers" you to light up.

List fun and healthy activities to replace smoking, and be ready to do these when you feel the urge to smoke. Avoid cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product triggers. Starting with your stop, cut-down and quit date, try to remove or avoid your cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product triggers. For example, if you associate coffee with smoking, try drinking tea or water instead. If you usually smoke at parties, find other ways to socialize with friends until you feel comfortable and confident about facing these situations. Don't carry matches, a lighter, or cigarettes.

Each day, delay lighting your first cigarette by one hour. After the first cigarette, when you have your next craving to smoke, delay for another 15 minutes or half an hour. By delaying each cigarette, you take control.

Build your own support network. Enlist the help of a close friend or family member, your doctor, someone you know and respect who has recently stop, cut-down and quit , or someone who wants to stop, cut-down and quit cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product with you.

CATS DON'T SMOKE! YOU AREN'T A CHIMNEY!
Cats suffer from smoke too! Think of the money you will save by not having to buy tobacco, lighters, ashtrays, matches etc. No more standing in line at the corner store behind all the other losers buying smokes, lottery tickets and king cans of beer!

Your costs for cleaning clothes, carpets, and furniture will go down because you don't constantly smell like a wet bathmat on a campfire! Your clothes last longer because you won't be constantly washing them to remove the stench of a 3am death tavern!

Your sense of taste and smell will be enhanced so everything is so much sweeter. You don't have to chew so much gum to hide the fact that your breath smells like some troll who lives under the autoroute!You will enjoy your food so much more...when you add some Chipotle Tobasco sauce to your eggs it will taste freakin' great! You won't have to soak everything in salt and ketchup and MSG just to taste something!

You will look and feel younger! Notice how all smokers are looking like a cow's ass chap! Plus you can walk up a hill and ride your bike further and your new bedroom mojo will turn your partner on like a 500 watt lavasexlamp!

Smoking causes wrinkling and the appearance of premature aging so by quitting you avoid looking like an old yellow kleenex!

No more yellow teeth or fingers - that is just plain disgusting.

You'll feel proud of your ability to overcome something so challenging and to free yourself from the slavery of being chained to a greedy tobacco industry that wants your money and harms adults and innocent children you while you give it to them! Cigarettes will no longer control your life and it's fun to mock and ridicule smokers who are having phlegm filled coughing fits!

You will be setting a great example for children and be more like a role model and less like of a vile plaguelike cretin!

No need to worry about which restaurant you go to or whether you can smoke in a particular place because you can go anywhere and remain calm and focused without getting the heebiejeebies and having to stumble outside to spank the monkey!

No more nagging from people asking when you're going to quit because now you can bitch to your friends and family about their smoking and that, baby, is some Sweet Poetic Justice!

Yeah that's right ... now I'm like a crazy Lee Marvin Cigarette Naszi hopped up on cheap pharmeceuticals! DEAL WITH IT!

Quitting cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product is the best thing you can do to improve your life and health. Any attempt to stop, cut-down and quit cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product will make you stronger. It's never too late to reap the benefits, some of which happen within the first few days. With the right combination of practice, determination and support, you will be able to stop cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product for good! Quit cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product and you'll start feeling better within 24 hours.

The minute you stop smoking, your body will begin cleansing itself of tobacco toxins. Two days after you stop, cut-down and quit , your risk of heart attack will start decreasing ... and that's just the beginning!

It takes practice and time to stop, cut-down and quit smoking, but it can be done, and the benefits of stopping cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product are worth the effort. There are many ways to stop, cut-down and quit smoking, such as the "cold turkey" method or a system to gradually taper off smoking. Each person is unique, and different strategies work better for different people. Smoking cessation medications Smoking cessation medications include nicotine chewing pieces (gum), the nicotine patch, nicotine inhaler, nicotine lozenges, bupropion, and varenicline.

Research shows that when used as directed, and combined with support groups or counselling, these medications can increase your chance of success. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist about which medications may be appropriate for you. Support groups and counselling Group programs usually involve meeting small groups of people who are all trying to stop, cut-down and quit smoking. Group support programs have proven one of the most successful methods for quitting smoking. Qualified health professionals lead some group programs, and these tend to be more effective.

Contact your local public health department to locate any cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product cessation groups active in your community. Individual counselling programs range from brief advice and counselling offered by a health care professional to intensive counselling available through specialty clinics.

These clinics are not available everywhere, but are especially helpful for certain smokers. Talk to your doctor about whether individual counselling is an appropriate option for you.

Tips for quitting Quitting cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product may be hard, but it can be done! There are such tricks as using hynosis and acupuncture but probably the best way is to consult with your doctor to create the best quit-smoking plan!

Familiarize yourself with possible nicotine withdrawal symptoms and how you plan to handle them. Get outside and get excersise and keep on moving!

Exercise is a great way to relax and feel good; use exercise rather than cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, and any tobacco product to deal with stress. As you exercise, with each deep breath you take, you can start to repair some of the damage done to your body from smoking.

we care about the arts...we really do...our products are NOT addictive...we care!

Between 1981 and 2003 du Maurier Arts Ltd provided over $60 million to 675 arts organizations nationwide.

This included the cost of converting a former ice house on the Toronto waterfront (see Harbourfront) into the 400-seat du Maurier Theatre Centre (after 1972 known as the Harbourfront Centre Theatre), which has been used for musical as well as theatrical events. In October 2003, due to new federal legislation banning tobacco advertising and sponsorship, the du Maurier Arts Council was forced to disband. In its place two new programs were created: the Imperial Tobacco Canada Arts Council and the Imperial Tobacco Canada Arts Fund.

Rather than sponsoring arts events, these new programs make annual donations totalling $3 million to a variety of arts groups in the fields of music, dance, theatre, literature, opera and the visual arts. The Imperial Tobacco Canada Arts Council makes donations ranging from $5000 to $15,000 to small incorporated and non-profit arts groups while the Imperial Tobacco Canada Arts Fund donates $15,000-$100,000 to larger arts organizations.

we buy artists and make them our bitches!

we buy artists and make them our bitches!

over the years cigarettes kill alot of people and make many more sick each year the tobacco industry is using these artists for their own cheap publicity and attempting to legitimize the existence of cigarettes

the tobacco industry targets children
and developing countries
tobacco companies hand out some of their huge profits in the form of "grants"
seemingly good corporate citizens supporting artists and community groups it's more more like cheap publicity by associating with arts and culture
attempting to legitimize their existence
Imperial Tobacco and their philanthropic partners are turning us into their pitchmen to push their dope
it's time to find a better way

IN CASE IT ISN'T CLEAR...
WE DO NOT SUPPORT THE TOBACCO FUNDED ART PROJECT

WE SUPPORT ARTISTS WHO TAKE A STAND
But Honey...I wanna finish my project...please!!!!

One of the primary objectives of the tobacco industry is to frame tobacco use as an individual and behavioural decision.The problem with this casting is that it leaves the tobacco industry's activities and practices completely out of the equation. It assumes that people make decisions in a state of vacuum, completely uninfluenced by their environment including industry advertising, marketing, and cultural funding.

Tobacco advertising and use in the entertainment, arts and sports industry projects images of smokers as fun loving and glamorous and, most insidiously, healthy. Attractive images and people suggest that smoking is a powerful tool for enhancing self-image. The illusion helps the tobacco industry sell a product that kills.

The tobacco companies spend $6 billion a year enticing youth to smoke. They make you believe that if you smoke, you're going to be sexy, attractive, successful, accepted by your peers, rocking, and macho, cool and sassy. They project this image in every media – from day—time movies to night-time movies, magazines and even cartoon characters.

Jann Arden. "I'll take cigarette money for the arts," Jann
Arden, an ex-smoker of five years, told the
National Post. "It's not the cigarette company that's going to kill me...It's my choice to go in
there and buy the cigarettes and inhale them"

Ummm...OK...sounds about right!

Cigarette Advertising.
oh dear...someone "seems" to be
supporting these crooked barons of skank
but the money goes to a good cause
...so maybe in the end it's all just A-OK!!
We really do Luv Jann!!

Smoking Victim! "I'll take Tootsie Tot Torpedo Company money for the arts," GiantWeed, who has never detonated a torpedo, told the National Bost. "It's not the Torpedo company that's going to kill me...It's a choice to go in
there and buy a Torpedo and blow the luvin' beejesus out of myself...or someone!"

You said it GW!

Adbusters Subversive Advertsing!
oh my...the state of arts funding in this country is shocking!!
We just don't know anymore!

The New Politically Correct Funding by Tobacco Companies Continues and arts and culture groups across this great country seem to line up with palms open to get a hold of some of this blood money to get their sets painted and buy new microphones for their singers! These groups saw no problem taking money in 2006.

Cranbrook Key City Theatre Society Kootenay Chamber Orchestra Association Galiano Island Urban Ink Productions Society Hornby Island Hornby Festival Society Kamloops Western Canada Theatre Company Society Kelowna Sunshine Theatre Society Nanaimo Crimson Coast Dance Society Nanaimo Festival Heritage Theatre Society The Port Theatre Society Vancouver Island Symphony North Vancouver The British Columbia Photography and Media Arts Society Prince George Prince George Symphony Orchestra Salmon Arm Salmon Arm Folk Music Society Vancouver Arts Club of Vancouver Theatre Society Astrid Dance Society and Kidd Pivot Performing Arts Society Battery Opera Performing Arts Society Centre culturel francophone de Vancouver Coastal Jazz & Blues Society Dancers Dancing Dance Society Dancing on the Edge Festival Society Electric Company Theatre Society Firehall Theatre Society Full Circle: First Nations Performance Society Grunt Gallery (Unit 306 Society) Vancouver (cont’d) I.E. Artspeak Gallery Society Judith Marcuse Projects Society Kokoro Dance Theatre Society Lola MacLaughlin Dance Society Mascall Dance Society Music in the Morning Concert Society New Orchestra Workshop Society New Performance Works Society Neworld Theatre Society Pacific Ballet British Columbia Pink Ink Theatre Productions Association PuSh International Performing Arts Festival Society Ruby Slippers Production Society Rumble Productions Society Satellite Video Exchange Society Théâtre la Seizième Touchstone Theatre Society Vancouver Chamber Choir Vancouver East Cultural Centre Vancouver New Music Society Vancouver Out On Screen Film and Video Society Vancouver Symphony Society View, the Performing Arts Society Western Front Society Western Theatre Conspiracy Arts Society Wild Excursions Productions Society Victoria Art Gallery of Greater Victoria Victoria Jazz Society Category total 339,550 Burnaby Burnaby Mental Health Society 1,000 United Way of the Lower Mainland 10,000 Victoria Friends of the Royal BC Museum Society 5,000 Category total 16,000 POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION Vancouver Minerva Foundation for BC Women 35,000 The Fraser Institute 25,000

Calgary Calgary Opera Association One Yellow Rabbit Performance Theatre Theatre Junction Society Edmonton Catalyst Theatre Society Edmonton New Shadow Theatre Society Latitude 53 Society of Artists The Brian Webb Dance Company Theatre Network Society Lethbridge Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society Calgary Calgary Seniors' Resource Society 5,000 Category total 5,000 POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION Edmonton University of Alberta Writer-in-Residence Program

Meacham Dancing Sky Theatre Regina Opera Saskatchewan Regina Symphony Orchestra Saskatoon La Troupe du Jour Saskatchewan Jazz Festival Saskatoon Opera Association Saskatoon Symphony Society Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Yorkton Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival

Saint-Boniface Le Cercle Molière Winnipeg Jazz Winnipeg Manitoba Opera Association Manitoba Theatre Centre Royal Winnipeg Ballet The Winnipeg Art Gallery TRIP dance company Virtuosi Concerts West End Cultural Centre Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes Fondation Santé Notre-Dame Health Foundation 11,500

Belleville Quinte Arts Council Blyth Blyth Festival (Blyth Centre for the Arts) Campbellford Westben Arts Festival Theatre Elora Three Centuries Festival (The Elora Festival) Guelph Guelph Chamber Orchestra Hamilton Brott Music Festival Kingston Kingston Jazz Society London London Fanshawe Symphonic Chorus Board Niagara-on-the-Lake Shaw Festival Theatre Foundation Oakville Oakville Galleries Ottawa Canada Dance Festival Society Canadian Film Institute-Ottawa International Animation Magnetic North Theatre Festival National Gallery of Canada Foundation Ottawa Jazz Festival Théâtre la Catapulte Sudbury Le Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario Toronto Atelier Theatre Society - Opera Atelier Buddies in Bad Times Theatre Cahoots Theatre Projects Canadian Museum of Carpets and Textiles CanAsian Dance Festival Chamber Concerts Canada (Soundstreams Canada) Crow's Theatre Dancemakers DANCE ONTARIO Association Factory Theatre Lab Fringe Festival of Independent Dance Artists George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art Harbourfront Corporation Hot Docs Janak Khendry Dance Company Kaeja d'Dance MacBeck Studios Modern Times Stage Company Moonhorse Dance Theatre Music Toronto Native Earth Performing Arts Native Women in the Arts Nightwood Theatre Open Studio Toronto (cont’d) Puppetmongers Theatre PVAC Red Sky Performance Soulpepper Theatre Company Talisker Players Chamber Music Tapestry Music Theatre Tarragon Theatre The Hannaford Street Silver Band The Images Festival The Nathaniel Dett Chorale Théâtre français de Toronto Theatre Smith-Gilmour Tiger Princess Dance Projects Toronto Dance Theatre Toronto International Film Festival Toronto Symphony Orchestra Via Salzburg Virgil Gallery Players Of Niagara Windsor Windsor Symphony Orchestra Category total 483,050 Brantford St. Joseph's Lifecare Foundation 10,000 Burlington Sîan Bradwell Fund 5,000 Cambridge Saint Luke's Place 20,000 Erin East Wellington Advisory Group Community Support Services 1,500 Fergus Crime Stoppers of Wellington County 1,000 Guelph Alzheimer Society of Guelph-Wellington 500 Community Living Guelph Wellington 5,000 Community Torchlight 2,500 Guelph Arts Council 5,000 The Elliott Campaign 50,000 United Way Community Services of Guelph & Wellington 85,000 Volunteer Centre of Guelph/Wellington 5,000 Kapuskasing North Centennial Manor 2,000 Kitchener Waterloo Region Hospitals Foundation 20,000 London Horton Street Seniors' Centre 3,000 Salvation Army - Ontario West Division 20,000 St. Joseph's Health Care Foundation 10,000 (cont’d) Ottawa Ottawa Hospital Foundation 50,000 Richmond Hill York Central Hospital Foundation 16,000 Simcoe The United Way of Haldimand and Norfolk 1,500 St. Thomas Elgin-St. Thomas United Way Services 28,000 St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Foundation 5,000 Toronto B'Nai Brith Canada 5,000 Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation 2,000 Canadian National Institute for the Blind 50,000 CIBC Mellon 500 Mon Sheong Foundation 25,000 Renascent Foundation 4,500 United Way of Greater Toronto 15,000 Welland Welland Hospital Foundation 5,000 Category total 454,000 POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION Guelph University of Guelph 100,000 Hamilton McMaster University 60,000 London Fanshawe College 5,000 University of Western Ontario 20,000 Ottawa Hnatyshyn Foundation 15,000 Toronto Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario 2,000 York University Foundation 2,000 Category total 204,000 Category total 5,743 Aylmer East Elgin Community Complex 200,000 Guelph Trees for Guelph 5,000 Category total 205,000

Beauport Harmonie des Cascades de Beauport Chicoutimi Orchestre symphonique du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean L'Assomption Orchestre La Sinfonia de Lanaudière Lévis Diffusion culturelle de Lévis Montréal bjm_danse Les ballets jazz de Montréal Blue Metropolis Foundation Centre d'art visuel Danse-Cité Dulcinée Langfelder & cie Écomusée de la maison du fier monde Ensemble Arion Ensemble Caprice Ensemble contemporain de Montréal Espace Libre Festival de musique de chambre de Montréal Festival International du Film sur l'Art Festival Orgue et couleurs Fondation Centaur pour les arts d'interprétation Fondation de danse Margie Gillis Fondation de la cinémathèque québécoise Galerie Liane et Danny Taran au Centre des Arts Saidye Bronfman Imago Théâtre Infinithéâtre KOBOL marionnettes La Corporation de l'Opéra de Montréal La Vie des arts Le Festival International de Jazz de Montréal Le Groupe de la Veillée Le Nouveau Théâtre Anglais Le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne Le Quatuor Bozzini Le Théâtre de l'Opsis Le Théâtre Petit à Petit Le Théâtre UBU Les Filles électriques Les Grands Ballets Canadiens Les Idées heureuses Les Productions Nathalie Derome Les Productions Super Mémé Les sortilèges-Danses du monde L'orchestre de chambre I Musici de Montréal Montréal Baroque Montréal Danse Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal MUTEK O Vertigo Danse Orchestre Métropolitain du Grand Montréal Orchestre symphonique de Montréal Playwrights' Workshop Montréal Montréal (cont’d) PPS Danse Productions Traquen'art Quatuor Molinari Répercussion Théâtre Sibyllines Sinha Danse Société de musique contemporaine du Québec Studio de musique ancienne de Montréal Tangente Theatre B.T.W. Théâtre de La Manufacture Théâtre du Grand Jour Théâtre ESPACE GO Théâtre La Chapelle Théâtre Pigeons International Théâtre Q Art Usine C (Carbone 14) VOX, centre de l'image contemporaine Vues d'Afrique Orford Centre d'arts Orford (J.M.C.) Québec Carrefour international de théâtre de Québec Le Groupe Danse Partout Les Violons du Roy Maison de production artistique et culturelle africaine Théâtre de la Bordée Théâtre du Trident Rimouski Festi Jazz Rimouski Sainte-Geneviève Centre des arts de la scène Pauline-Julien Saint-Sauveur Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur Sherbrooke Orchestre symphonique de Sherbrooke Sillery Ensemble vocal André Martin Saint Laurent Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie Sainte-Irénée Le Domaine Forget de Charlevoix Saint-Valérien-de-Rimouski Société des Concerts Bic St-Fabien Trois-Rivières L'International de l'art vocal de Trois-Rivières Orchestre symphonique de Trois-Rivières Vaudreuil-Dorion Fondation de la Maison Trestler Victoriaville Productions Plateforme Westmount Fondation Allegra Category total 721,100 Greenfield Park Fondation Hôpital Charles LeMoyne 16,000 Lachine Fondation du Centre hospitalier de Lachine 5,000 Laval Maison de Soins Palliatifs de Laval 20,000 Société Alzheimer Laval 10,000 Longueuil D'un couvert à l'autre 2,000 Fondation du Centre hospitalier Pierre-Boucher 15,000 Société Alzheimer Rive-Sud et Maison au Campanile 5,000 Montréal Accueil Bonneau 2,000 Action Centre-Ville 1,000 Action-Santé de Pointe St-Charles 500 Alternatives communautaires d'habitation et d'intervention de milieu 10,000 Ambassadeurs du 3e Âge St-Henri/Petite Bourgogne 2,000 Armée du salut - Montréal 125,000 Association des paraplégiques du Québec 500 Association québécoise de gérontologie 10,000 Association québécoise des centres communautaires pour aînés 1,200 Association sportive et communautaire du Centre-Sud 1,500 Auberge communautaire Sud-Ouest 1,000 Baluchon Alzheimer 10,000 Centraide du Grand Montréal 225,000 Centrami 250 Centre communautaire Bon Pasteur 250 Centre Communautaire Tyndale St-Georges 3,500 Centre de Loisirs Mgr Pigeon 1,000 Centre international de résolution de conflits et de médiation 3,000 Clinique communautaire de Pointe St-Charles 500 Club Kiwanis de Montréal St-George 250 Conseil Régional des Personnes Âgées Italo-Canadiennes 500 Corporation de l'Étincelle (St-Henri) 2,500 Corporation Étoile du sud-ouest de Montréal 250 Entraide Ahuntsic Nord 500 Fondation canadienne du foie 2,000 Fondation Centre de santé et services sociaux Jeanne-Mance 50,000 Fondation Constance-Lethbridge 10,000 Fondation de la Résidence Louis-Riel 400 Fondation de l'Hôpital Maisonneuve- Rosemont 20,000

Caraquet Productions de l'Étoile Dalhousie Festival de musique de chambre de la Baie des Chaleurs Fredericton Atlantic Sinfonia Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival New Brunswick Summer Music Festival The Fredericton Playhouse Theatre New Brunswick Foundation Grand-Barachois Comité culturel de l'Église historique de Barachois Johnville Carleton-Victoria Arts Council Lamèque Festival international de musique baroque de Lamèque Moncton La coopérative de théâtre l'Escaouette Sackville Live Bait Theatre Saint John Saint John Theatre Company Fredericton Partners For Youth 5,000 Miramichi Miramichi Regional Hospital Foundation 20,000 Saint John Loch Lomond Villa Foundation 10,000 Category total 35,000 Fredericton St. Thomas University 10,000 Sackville Mount Allison University 125,000 Category total 135,000

Antigonish Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre Canning The CoastArts Association Clementsport Société Musique Saint-Bernard Dartmouth Eastern Front Theatre Society Halifax Debut Atlantic Society JazzEast Rising Association Musique Royale St. Cecilia Concert Society Symphony Nova Scotia Parrsboro Ship's Company Theatre Society Dartmouth United Way of Halifax Region 10,000 Category total 10,000

Kensington The Indian River Festival Association Victoria Victoria Playhouse

St. John's Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company

Arts and Culture 25,000 A Whitehorse Nakai Theatre Ensemble Whitehorse Concerts Yukon Arts Centre Corporation Yukon International Storytelling Festival Arts and Culture 7,200 Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre Category total 7,200

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