Please do not search for a phrase - it just won't work. If you are looking for verse #1, then enter 001; for verse #25, enter 025; for verse #487, enter 487 and so on.

I need to print '@' and '{' characters via printf statement in PHP. Any hints, clues, directions, please? #PHP
# 2010/07/28

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2010.07.26/1: 5.37 miles in 60 minutes; 11:11 min/mile; 0.20% incline/+41 ft #Run
# 2010/07/26

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While heading back from the Porcupine Mountains: http://tinyurl.com/2badoyl #Michigan #Nature
# 2010/07/26

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The process would not have been possible but for the design, development, release and maintenance of KannadaLaTeX [by Dr. C S Yogananda & co. at Leelavati Trust] and TeX2Im [by Andreas Reigber].

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