Problem Description

Recently, Shua Shua had a big quarrel with his GF. He is so upset that he decides to take a trip to some other city to avoid meeting her. He will travel only by air and he can go to any city if there exists a flight and it can help him reduce the total cost to the destination. There's a problem here: Shua Shua has a special credit card which can reduce half the price of a ticket ( i.e. 100 becomes 50, 99 becomes 49. The original and reduced price are both integers. ). But he can only use it once. He has no idea which flight he should choose to use the card to make the total cost least. Can you help him?

Input

There are no more than 10 test cases. Subsequent test cases are separated by a blank line.
The first line of each test case contains two integers N and M ( 2 <= N <= 100,000

0 <= M <= 500,000 ), representing the number of cities and flights. Each of the following M lines contains "X Y D" representing a flight from city X to city Y with ticket price D ( 1 <= D <= 100,000 ). Notice that not all of the cities will appear in the list! The last line contains "S E" representing the start and end city. X, Y, S, E are all strings consisting of at most 10 alphanumeric characters.

Output

One line for each test case the least money Shua Shua have to pay. If it's impossible for him to finish the trip, just output -1.

4 4
Harbin Beijing 500
Harbin Shanghai 1000
Beijing Chengdu 600
Shanghai Chengdu 400
Harbin Chengdu
4 0
Harbin Chengdu

800
-1

Hint

In the first sample, Shua Shua should use the card on the flight from
Beijing to Chengdu, making the route Harbin->Beijing->Chengdu have the
least total cost 800. In the second sample, there's no way for him to get to
Chengdu from Harbin, so -1 is needed.

Author

Edelweiss