Increasing Training Load

Increasing training load (ITL in short) is the name of the specific cross-country cycling event which is organised annually by the Cross-Country Biking Association of Northern Europe. ITL lasts for a few days and its main rule is that on each day the participants travel longer distance than on the previous day. There is a number of specialized biking hotels scattered around the country and each day the participants travel directly from some hotel to another one. They do not stop at other hotels during the day.
This year the organizing committee expects many famous international champions to take part in the event. The committe is certain that they will meet the participants' demand if they make the total length of ITL as long as possible. The total length of ITL is just the sum of distances traveled during ITL. There are some limiting factors which the committee has to consider. First of all, the obvious consequence of the main ITL rule is the fact that no connection between two hotels, called a track, can be traveled twice during the event. On the other hand, the participants may be accomodated in any hotel more than once durring the event. Fortunately for the committee, each two hotels are connected by at most one track, which makes the commitee's deliberations somewhat easier. ITL starts in one of the hotels and ends also in a hotel, it is not important whether it is the same hotel or two different hotels. The duration in days of ITL is not limited. Each track may be traveled in any direction and the length of each track is known to the committee.

     


Image 1. Example of the hotels and the tracks layout together with the track lengths. The ITL with maximum total length, which is 26, is specified by the green arrows, it starts in hotel 2 and ends in hotel 7.

The task

You are given the list of all tracks together with their lengths. Find the maximum total length of ITL.


Input

The input contains more text lines. The first line contains two integers N, M separated by space. N represents the number of hotels, M represents the number of tracks. We suppose the hotels to be labeled by integers 0, 1, 2, ... N−1. Next, there are M lines, each one specifies one track. The line contains three integers x, y, w separated by space. Values x and y represent the labels of the hotels at both ends of the track, value w represents the length of the track.
The value of N does not exceed 103, the value of M does not exceed 105. All track lengths do not exceed 30000.

Output

The otuput contains one text line with single integer representing the maximum possible total length of ITL organized using the tracks and hotels specified by the input data.

Example 1

Input
9 12
6 2 10
3 2 6
1 2 1
6 5 8
0 3 9
0 1 5
4 3 7
5 1 12
7 6 3
8 4 4
7 3 11
8 7 2
Output
26
The scheme of the input and the layout of the maximum possible total length ITL are depicted in the Image 1.

       

Example 2

Input
5 8
4 0 9
4 1 6
2 3 8
2 0 4
3 4 7
0 1 1
3 1 4
2 1 2
Output
25


 

Image 2. The hotels and the tracks layout together with the track lengths specified in Example 2. The ITL with maximum total length, which is 25, is specified by the green arrow, it starts in hotel 3 and ends in hotel 2.
       

Example 3

Input
8 8
2 1 2
5 4 11
5 6 6
7 0 2
6 7 7
0 1 14
4 3 4
3 2 12
Output
17



 

Image 3. The hotels and the tracks layout together with the track lengths specified in Example 3. The ITL with maximum total length, which is 17, is specified by the green arrows, it starts in hotel 6 and ends in hotel 4.

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