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Souffle Egg White Balls with Red Bean Paste Recipe (高力豆沙)
My secret ingredient for this souffle egg white balls recipe is red bean paste. Red bean paste or 红豆沙 is widely used in Chinese cuisine and Japanese cuisine for many dessert dishes.
I must confess that I have never made these red bean paste souffle balls or 高力豆沙 at home. A classic Shanghainese dessert, I have had them at restaurants in Shanghai, Hong Kong, San Francisco, and most recently, in a private party at Mr. Chow Beverly Hills (I don't think it's on the regular menu). I simply love them but haven't come across this highly addictive dessert anywhere else in SoCal. If you know of any restaurants that serve these, do let me know.
For the recipe, I actually stumbled upon it on a Chinese forum. I will have to warn you that they are not easy to make at home and do require an ice cream scoop for shaping as well as a deep fryer for frying. I didn't use either so my souffle balls were flat.
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It looks beautiful and perfect to me and not to mention, delicious too. :)
Hey RM, I have never tasted these before, but your baby Red bean paste pillows look so cute. I can see the beautiful soft texture from the bitten piece with the red bean paste centre.
oh hey! try adding mashed bananas into the souffle balls next time. it seems a weird combo at first but i had it in those ubiquitous "la mien xiao long bao" places in msia and i must say i love it! maybe it's becos i love red bean in the first place haha… and i think they use those small golden bananas (the name just slipped my mind but definitely not tali or berangan) cos they're sweeter and mushier…
These look delicious! This is the first time I've bumped into them :) Your's do look very cute :)
I agree that these look wonderful, and easy to make since the only "exotic" ingredient (here in Paris) is the red bean paste which is easily findable in our Japantown.
They look wonderful and ever so delicate! I love Asian sweets… Very appealing!
I love red bean in anything so these treats look good to me! Good to know that the secret ingredient was red bean and not wombat poo ;-)
Think I had them in SG before, made by the same chef who made the 三不粘 (looks almost like this 高力豆沙) and supposed to mean "Three Non-Stick"- some kind of egg white/flour balls which are not supposed to stick on a plate, on the chopsticks when you pick them up , and on the teeth when you eat them. Seems to mean just "melt in the mouth" :D The 高力豆沙 you made are sooo …"melt in the mouth" too. I want!
Yours looks just fine. I would really like to get some of these ready made.
boohoo… me got it wrong! thought it was chocolate balls :(
Excellent presentation!
I thought it was the red bean paste when I saw your previous post, but thought – oh it might be some exotic fruit that i don't know about!
anyhow, i love chinese deserts with red bean paste. i have a can of it at home, and now i know what to do with it! :)
do you have a recipe for glutinous rice balls? i was addicted to them at one point last year, much to the amusement of my Singaporean and Chinese friends!
Wow! Your Souffle Balls looks delicious! I wonder if it will work well with Orr Nee as a filling? I don't care much for red bean bcos I find it too sweet … those packet ones.
These look almost too pretty to eat. Well, almost. ;)
Oooh, they look nice and cute. I love red bean…(you making "ham chin paeng"???) :o)
The Cooking Ninja – It tasted OK, but not perfect but thanks for your kind words. ;)
For the love of food – yeah, these are hard to find, I fell in love with them immediately the first time I tried them.
Jun – yes, you are right. The ones that I had in Hong Kong recently had some banana inside and I thought it tasted very different. The small banana is called Pisang Emas.
Joey – yes, they are cute…I love things small. :)
Hilda – cool, you should try making them at home.
Rosa – Asian sweets are completely different from the western ones…
Wokandspoon – LOL. You are too funny…wombat poo!!!
Tiga – you can get these in San Francisco in Shanghainese restaurants. The first time I had them was in San Francisco.
Cynthia – yeah, I wish I can get them ready made too, but haven't found them in any restaurants here in SoCal. :(
Meiyen – LOL, they do look a bit like choc ball. I bet you like chocolate. ;)
Maninas – I don't have glutinous rice balls recipe, but I am sure I can find one…I like those too…covered with sesame seeds and deep fried…and red bean paste inside…yum!
Tricia – I think or nee filling will be awesome! Yeah, the canned red bean paste is a tad too sweet for my taste too.
Susan – LOL…nothing is too pretty to eat for us food blogger.
WMW – I wish I know how to make ham chin paeng…hmmm, you just reminded me that I really need to have some ham chin paeng.
They look cute alright! Id love to try some, I like red bean paste. Over here (Manila, not sure if it's the same elsewhere) Starbucks's flavor of the month is red bean paste – they have it in frapuccino form, scones, and other pastries. :)
these look cute and prefect…
love this dessert! thanks for sharing this recipe. Will definitely try it out once I get some red bean paste.
Also want to let you know that my friend made your egg tarts and brought over last weekend. They were delicious! When she told me that the recipe is from a Malaysian blogger in US, I instantly knew it's yours!
Just thought I should let you know :)
I think a wok is the best deep frying tool in the world. So versatile and handy. I feel too lazy right now to try making those, but they really look tasty.
Hi,Like you mentioned, its really hard to taste these little treats anywhere in the world. Even the recipes, I have been looking for a long time.
Glad that I came across your blog.
I just want to let you know that I have tasted these before in Malaysia, there's a restaurant in Johor Bahru which serves these delicious treats.
Hey your souffle balls look delicious. Only, your recipe didn't work out when I tried it. After beating the egg whites to a froth and adding the 50g of corn starch and flour I mixed with a spoon. The mixture never became thick enough to shape anything. Was there anything I could have missed?
If you could help me out with getting this recipe right it would be appreciated :)
how do you make this without a deep fryer..possible? ;)
this is one of the most amazing and unusual dessert recipes i have ever seen and i plan to try them asap. but i am concerned about tyson's unanswered question above. Do you mean for the egg whites to be beaten to a froth? or to opaque soft peaks- before the flour is added? thnx so much for this exciting idea!
Anyone know the name in chinese of Souffle Egg White Balls with Red Bean Paste Recipe? I need the name in chinese. Anyone can help me? Thank you!
it means the red bean paste inside a white snowy coating.

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- To think he'd lost! Unimaginable impossible, inconceivable a swarm of flabbergasted words buzzed in his skull like an angry hornet's nest. Where had he gone wrong? How could an Alice beat him? Him!? HA! No, no, no! This would simply not do! A shadow like him simply did not lose to poofs! He, the very impiety of what precious prissy Linky lacked could not be bested by an Alice! It was like being bested by a Zora in a foot race across the heated sands of the Gerudo Desert. It simply did not happen, unless one was well pathetic and by no means was he that! These….these wounds could not have hindered him so! His pride simply would not accept that Alice had won for her skills, nothing more nothing less. Instead he concocted a ridiculous theory, that ah yes he allowed her to win! It was the only logical idea he could fathom for an Alice was quite…well not a shadow but a hu….man with small ears and dainty features! Sure this Alice held something quite peculiar under those poofs ( which he wanted to know so very badly!) but….that couldn't have been that powerful to propel her the victor! With a disgruntled pout, and a comical drooping of his elongated ears to seem like a deranged saddened….dog Dark tried to understand….what sanity even was!
Apparently if an Alice lost it…and still wanted it, why….this must be like whatever was under those poofs! Was it powerful too? What did sanity even look like? Could it talk and buzz around like certain balls of annoying light? Goddesses he hoped not…because he would see to it then sanity remain lost! Come to think of it…why was he even humoring her with finding some he clearly had no idea the shape it came in? …He supposed it was the simply fact he needed Alice for unfortunately even if it was sore point for him, several reasons now. The first had been for selfish reasons, to get to where Hyrule was and….simply take her out when her use was fulfilled. Simply and efficient but now….the blistering sun was problematic to the shadow. Not used to the constant source of light, it stun his skin and the only relief was the shadow that….unfortunately was attached to a certain Alice to himself in. If that wasn't worse then it was the fact not only did her poofs also provide relief from the flaming ball of light but now he was insanely curious what they hid! Ugh! Killing her wouldn't reveal the secret! Mean what if he killed her and it took whatever she hid away? That would be such a disappointment! And now he had to find something that was so important it had been lost! But was so lost that it needed to be found! Honestly Alice's were confusing!
Why lose it in the first place!? An irritated click of his tongue seemed to signal for his ears to at least rise slightly. Which still gave him a rather strange appearance but he could not help Hylian's were expressive! And he even LACKED certain emotions wasn't that a riot? " I do not want Hyrule it's ruled by ill fitting Goddesses, prissy princesses, and ugly Gerudo. I suppose its like sanity I want to find it because I guess its misplaced now " and kill Link but details right? " Change my mind? No….I believe my mind has always been the same for I'd hate to change it and have a boring one, why that'd be quite horrible! No no an Alice's poofs keep that dreadful thing away!" gesturing towards the sun with a wrinkled nose. " Since I can't seem to reach it and stab it!" and he acted as if he could! Then again….why had to remember Dark wasn't quite all there as he suddenly remembered his annoyance with losing and Alice and huffed. Fine! He'd fetch those….."gold" things but mark his words he let her win as he started towards that male hu….man for the reward. But when he had gone and given Alice the uninteresting currency, his ears full out flicked up in attention. His sensitive hearing catching movement that made his brows furrow. It was one thing to deal with clumsy boring monsters but something stealthy? That mean it had a head, a body, arms…..you….get his point. Not to say monsters lacked heads they were quite big! But…..disappointingly empty that made dispatching child's play ( ….A very demented child's game anyway). Now…..he vaguely remembered a noise…..but….it hadn't sounded like an annoying growl most monsters make. Unaware it was comically a doppelganger to whom else but himself that's his shield had reflected light…..into their gaze. No wonder it was scurrying about in a daze!
But unaware of such a being, Dark was for once wary….his injuries would make this quite irksome for something that might actually give him a challenge. Annoying Master Sword! Those injuries seemed to linger with how "pure" that blade was. Gritting his teeth when the image of Link's pitying gaze popped once more to mind he wished to swing his blade around manically and yell! HE WOULD NOT BE PITIED! ESPECIALLY BY HIM! Somehow, by this the last shred of self control he had, the injuries, or perhaps the fact….he simply resorted back to his more "tame" mindset, the shadow was able to ring back such urges. Once could argue it had been Alice's question that had snapped him back as his gaze focused on her, pondering it seemed. As she approached him the crazed shadow simply rolled his shoulders, giving a curt chuckle. "Perhaps, this is why an Alice should favor big ears, those puny little ears are quite….useless~" he berated childishly, yet also seemed to hint he had heard something. " But also slow is dull…and this place is boring now" oh yes that answered her questioned brilliantly. As Alice elaborated instead he looked well confused. Something off? What was off? " Hmph…I simply thought everything was on, but if something is off it explains those annoying boring monsters…..that I let you win" he commented offhandedly. Taking her words as always quite literally, showing off his child like nature…..with not only a literal interpretation but an immature back handed comment. " But how does one know if something is off? Does an Alice see something? Ah! I never did tell you about those pretty little Sheikah did I~? You see they see the truth and are the prissy, prissy Royal Family's pets~ Quite annoying really why have such eyes? Why….I'd take them for myself if I could" he giggled dementedly obviously missing the point. " But yes yes let us find something on somewhere else! This place is dreadful!" Dark complained, his shield acting like a rather…..strange umbrella. If only because it acted to shield him from that sun!
And….why he didn't understand Alice's words…he did feel strange…..on edge, like something was bidding its time ready to catch him off guard. As if right but that was merely arrogance talking as Alice checked their earned gold. Why he had no idea, it was all one swarm of mudane brightness, reminding him of the Triforce. And why you'd think that'd make him giddy to think of such power, the thought of it being the Goddesses creations? Was enough to instantly sour any ideas of liking anything gold in color. And apparently very gold itself as he scoffed. Buy? Why did they need to buy! Such was boring why not just take? " Hmph why there? And not there? Is something off there and not here? Do Alice's really need tickets so bad? Why not simply take them then? " he questioned. In his mind it seemed pointless but to each their own….he didn't suppose. " Because gold is ugly…I'd rather take instead Alice can keep it, for Alice likes small things!" again with that? But Dark was too stubborn to think otherwise. And that gold was surely smaller than rupees! As he had said that Alice had moved towards the train and with little option and wanting out of this place he followed….no….lead from behind! Yes….that was far better to stomach. While he assumed Alice was going to give the gold they'd….earned ( see? Pointless) Dark was busy adjusting his shield trying to keep that sun out of his eyes that he wasn't paying much head to Alice. That was until she spoke and he turned…..tilting his head. " That? What is a that? "looking at the….hu….man right? So why was Alice calling hu….man that?
And what was so interesting about this that? It stood….and looked hu…man, as Alice asked if that should talk to the…person or leave. Wait….was this a hu…man or a that!? Oh…..oh! She was challenging him! Well he could talk just fine, his soured ego taking her words as if he couldn't! " Teh! I can talk! Alice can stay and do what Alice's do!" he furrowed his brows, before spitefully walking over probably….looking quite odd. And yet….Dark seemed to forget he lacked people skills. But how hard could this be? As he approached the person looked impassively…before giving just the faintest look of confusion. " You are a strange that" Dark……stated merrily before….ears flicked at the…..flat thing? Oh what was that!? If it was a shield it was so puny! Why he could just reach over and throttle this that with little effort! " But maybe that can be useful yes~? You see I'm in a hurry finding an on and must know which way to go! So if you aren't then….." and before his threat could deepen, a questioning look spread before he asked if he heard about the quests. Yes yes he had they had just done one! " Why else would I be here? Perhaps that are dumb? " Not realizing the faint frown before….that shrugged and probably thought that was good enough. Could you blame one when Dark was rather….odd as that shield was opened making Dark blink and ears perk. " I believe Alice he put the off, on now!" and that's when Dark's eyes widened. Why! A hu….man appeared! She was….in the shield! He gaped, what magic was this!? As he reached his hand and touched….a cool surface? " My my! Hu….man magic! The portal is closed! How does she do such!?" he marveled till he was told to move his hand and listen….hmph he took no orders! Stupid that! But he complied….simply because even he was curious now.
…..But this hu….man named Elaine…..did not appear like an Alice, as he tilted his head to the other side as she spoke. " What is a transit system? …….So many systems!" he gawked before he glared, and nodded…..because he truly believed now Elaine was mocking him! Yes he heard of these requests! Misinterpreting…..it to think this was a monster killing one. As he continued to watched he looked at the paper, …..her talk growing quite boring and why show him? He couldn't grab it! Even if his hand itched to but before he could the paper was moved and the hu…..man talked and at the motion, he watched as…ah the paper was there! Crafty magic! Exploring? Dangers? HA! He didn't fear danger he was danger. But it continued and….something about, 50 gold as he clicked his tongue. " This is quite simple!" oh yes…..underestimating at the representative seemed to refrain from rolling his eyes as he explained the location to be….Salavem? Well how dull that was not Hyrule! ……But was it part of the Land of Wonder? As he pondered that he glanced at Alice. Hmmmm……Possible danger? Possibly killing? Or……paying for….oh what was there to think of as he smirked smugly. " So what does an Alice say, Alice keeps the gold and perhaps we find this Land of Wonder and Alice's sanity!" ….oh yes perhaps she had lost it in the Land of Wonder? Silly, silly Alice~.
Location: The Land of Wonder? (Outside Nergal Train Station // with an Alice though debating of this......quest )
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DOVER — Scott McGrath was focused on the immediate task until it came time for the moment of silence to remember the victims followed by the national anthem. Both preceded the Red's Shoe Barn 5-mile Road Race For A Better Community.
They were the only two runners to break 27 minutes.
McGrath, who is originally from New Hampshire but now lives in Andover, Mass., took the lead a half mile into the race and pulled away from there.
"I made it a point to get out here this weekend and return to the normal routine and continue with the healing process," he said. "Part of that for me is racing."
Rochester's Denise Sandahl won the women's race for the second year in a row with a time of 29:50. She finished 20th overall and was the only woman to break 30 minutes.
Amy Bernard of Hampstead was second in 30:24.
Sandahl is coming off a banner 2012 season in which she won more road races than any female in the state and finished second in the Great Bay Half Marathon two weeks ago in her first race of the season.
"I actually didn't expect to win," Sandahl said. "I knew that this was going to be more competitive than last year because I think it's part of the Grand Prix series. I actually didn't lead the first mile which was nice to be able to pace off somebody else. I passed her at mile one and just ran scared the rest of the way."
"It went well," he said. "I took the lead about a half mile into the race. We had a tail wind for basically the first two and a half miles. It was kind of like running in a vacuum where you don't feel the wind pushing you but there's less wind resistance. It was easy to get out front and fall into a rhythm."
It was Huppe's second runner-up finish this season. He also has two firsts to go with the two seconds.
"I took it out quick at the start," he said. "I was leading after the first half mile and then Scott went by me after that and took off. I was within a telephone pole length from him after the first three miles and then he got away from me."
Manchester's Nacho Hernando finished third overall in 27:17 followed by Dave Dunham of Bradford Mass. (27:21), Nashua's Ryan Aschbrenner (27:22), Pelham's Timothy Mallard (28:06), Dover's Fergus Cullen (28:17), Pelham's Humza Jafferji (28:52), Sandown's Jimmie Cochran III (28:54) and Patrick Connelly of Chester (28:57) to round out the top 10.
Unlike McGrath, who ran alone for most of his race, Sandahl could hear footsteps, though it turned out to be men.
"I thought it was (Bernard) right behind me," Sandahl said. "I could hear somebody breathing and running. I really thought it was her, but it wasn't. It was somebody else, but that really pushed me."
Raelyn Crowell-Coates of Milford finished third in the women's race in 31:49 followed by Karen Pattelena of Hollis (32:59), Pelham's Shanner Arseneault (33:09), Dover's Stephanie Bramlett (33:23), Hanover's Cindy Edson (33:29), Carolyn Durfee (33:33) Manchester's Sarah St. Martin (33:42) and Weare's Liz Johnstone (33:54) to complete the top 10.
"It was important for me to return to normal daily life," McGrath said, "and to get back out and race is all part of that. It doesn't stop here. It's in every decision we make throughout the day."
It was a traumatic week for many Americans, particularly those in the running community.


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Been running the 4.2 builds for openSUSE 11.1 for a couple weeks now. It is a HUGE step up from 4.1.x (and I LIKED 4.1). Very pleased with the direction KDE is heading in.
Well, it looks like KDE4 is almost up to the quality that it should have been when they released 4.0...
It's getting better. 4.2 should be able to replace 3.5.x for most people.
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And you know what? It worked. And you know what else? Without that 4.0.0 release, KDE4 could have ended up like Enlightenment 17 (before I catch hell, I like E17, but where the hell is it going and where the hell is a real release? Distros don't seem to want to touch development snapshots any more).
And you know what else? It was a year ago, which is a reasonably long time in the open source world. Let it go. Instead of playing Scrooge and complaining 4.0.0 wasn't perfect out of the gate, why not look at all the cool stuff in 4.2 that are possible because of that first release?
Hopefully the spring distributions will ship with Qt 4.5.
Opensuse already has alpha builds of the 4.3 trunk with qt4.5 on their buildservice
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CMT's 100 Greatest Love Songs composed by Various. For Piano/Vocal/Guitar. Piano/Vocal/Guitar Songbook. Country and Love. Difficulty: medium. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord diagrams. 411 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.311159).
ISBN 0634086502. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord diagrams. Country and Love. 9x12 inches.
No other genre sings about love and loss like country! This book provides an amazing collection of classic and contemporary country love songs as voted on by Country Music Television, including Always on My Mind, Amazed, I Fall to Pieces and more.
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- Remember When Performed by Alan Jackson
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- Shut Up And Kiss Me Performed by Mary Chapin Carpenter
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- Amazed Performed by Lonestar
- It's Your Love Performed by Tim McGraw
- I Love You Performed by Martina McBride
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- Have I Told You Lately That I Love You Performed by Gene Autry
- He Stopped Loving Her Today Performed by George Jones
- He'll Have To Go Performed by Jim Reeves
- Hello Darlin' Performed by Conway Twitty
- Help Me Make It Through The Night Performed by Sammi Smith
- I Believe In You Performed by Don Williams
- I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You) Performed by Hank Williams
- I Can't Stop Loving You Performed by Ray Charles
- I Cross My Heart Performed by George Strait
- I Fall To Pieces Performed by Patsy Cline
- I Honestly Love You Performed by Olivia Newton-John
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- When You Say Nothing At All Performed by Keith Whitley
- Where've You Been Performed by Kathy Mattea
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- Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone) Performed by Tanya Tucker
- You Look So Good In Love Performed by George Strait
- You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma Performed by David Fizzell & Shelly West
- Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground Performed by Willie Nelson
- That's The Way Love Goes Performed by Merle Haggard
- We Were In Love Performed by Toby Keith
- Something That We Do Performed by Clint Black
- Your Everything Performed by Keith Urban
- Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man Performed by Loretta Lynn/Conway Twitty
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- The Heart Won't Lie Performed by Reba McEntire And Vince Gill
- Feels So Right Performed by Alabama
- Heaven's Just A Sin Away Performed by The Kendalls
- Love In The First Degree Performed by Alabama
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- I Fell In Love Performed by Carlene Carter
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Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds
Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds is an old 2D Fantasy MMORPG that is now free to play until level 49. Based on Korean mythology, Nexus was first released back in 1996 and has received steady updates ever since. With an old school graphic engine and gameplay, Nexus may appeal to classic RPG fans.
Publisher: KRU Interactive
Playerbase: Low
Graphics: Low Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: PvP Arena
Filesize: ~192 mb
Pros: +No account registration required, create character and start playing. +Great background music. +Small client, low system requirements.
Cons: -Dated graphics & gameplay. -No mini-map, poor interface. -Unbalanced classes. -Lag issues. -Awkward movement and aiming system.
Free Trial Restrictions: Unlimited free trial. Max level 49. Cannot leave Tangun area, pick up powerful items, or participate in events.
Nexus Overview
Nexus was one of the first MMORPGs ever to be released. Originally developed and published in Korea back in 1996, Nexus is loosely based on Korean mythology during the Three Kingdoms period. Even though it is a subscription based game, Nexus has maintained a small but viable player base for over a decade now. The game has undergone massive updates since the original version including two graphic overhauls. Along with the new graphics came an extension of the free trial period from level 9 to level 49. New players can create characters without the need to sign up for an account and level them up to 49 while enjoying the first major area in the game; Tangun. Upon reaching level 5 there are four classes to chose from:
Mage - Offensive casters with low health and defense but powerful long ranged spells. Mage sub paths include: Diviner, Geomancer, and Shaman.
Rogue - Agile fighters who rely on speed and deception to get the upper hand. Considered the best 1v1 class. Rogue sub paths include: Merchant, Ranger, and Spy.
Poet - Supportive healers and buffers. Poets have low armor and health but are invaluable in parties. Poet sub paths include: Druid, Monk, Muse.
Warrior – Melee fighters with high health and defense. Warriors make excellent tanks. Warrior sub paths include: Barbarian, Chongun, and Do.
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Here in the West the popular convention is that Ultima Online, released in 1997, was the first major MMORPG. It turns out the Koreans beat us to it with Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds which was originally released way back in 1996. The game didn't make it to the USA until 1998 but when it did, it was here to stay. The game was originally developed by Nexon but the division that published Nexus split from the parent company some time in 2005 and has been running the game under the name KRU Interactive ever since. Besides Nexus, KRU also operates a number of other online titles including Shattered Galaxy, Dark Ages, and Robo Smasher.
No, Not those Three Kingdoms
Nexus is set in a mythological version of the Korean Three Kingdoms period which should not be confused with the Chinese era that goes by the same name. Over the years Nexus has proven to be quite adaptable. It has undergone two major graphic updates and has continued to improve its ease of access. Originally, players could download and enjoy the game until level 9 at which point they would stop gaining experience. This could hardly be considered a 'free trial' since it didn't give players a chance to see much outside the tutorial zone. Luckily the free trial level cap has been dramatically increased and is now set at 49. Now it is possible to play the game long enough to see if it's worth the $10/month subscription fee. Besides an extended free trial, there are a number of other features that makes Nexus easily accessible. The game's age means the client size is tiny (192 mb) compared to more recent MMORPGs. Additionally, players are not asked to create an account on the official website. In Nexus each character has its own password so there's no need to register an account unless you decide to subscribe.
A Case of Amnesia
The character creation process in Nexus is about as good as one can expect from a 13+ year old game. There are 18 hair styles, 12 face styles, and 16 colors to choose from. Besides a few wacky hair styles, characters will generally end up looking similar. Besides appearance customization, players chose from four totems which each provide an experience boost at different times of the day. All characters start as novices, class selection isn't done until level 5. After character creation, players find themselves in the home of a young woman. Apparently the player has suffered some sort of injury and lost their memory. This is a common plot device in many single player RPGs but it's the first I've came across it in an MMORPG. Players are asked to do a series of tasks within this house and the area around it. The first of these tasks involves killing several crocodiles that the owner keeps in her back yard. Besides crocs, players will spend their first few hours killing rabbits, squirrels, rats, deer, bears, butterflies, and other woodland creatures. Nexus employs a closed door progression system in which players are restricted from moving to a new area until they complete a certain quest or meet some other objective. In order to leave the starting area, for example, players must hit level 5. Trying to walk through the gates prior to that is met with the message informing the player that they are still too young. While players can simply grind off the various animals in the tutorial zone, it's probably best for newbies to talk with each NPC they encounter as each serves to introduce a different aspect of the game. A guard explains the game's code of conduct (no swearing, harassing, etc), a mage explains the spell system, and merchants explain banking, crafting, and shopping.
Retro Role Playing
Even with two graphic updates, Nexus still looks like an RPG from the Super Nintendo era. The visual quality varies greatly from one zone to another. Buildings and field areas look fine but the first dungeon, an underground mine, is a complete eye sour. The controls are more flexible, players can move with either the mouse or the keyboard. The interface may be primitive, there's no quest log or mini-map, but it sure makes it easy to play without even having to touch the mouse. The arrow keys control movement, the space bar performs melee attacks, the comma key is used to pick up loot, 'r' mounts horses provided players are standing next to one, and the number keys act as spell hotkeys. The only oddities with the interface concern the targeting system. When players cast a spell they must scroll between nearby targets using the arrow keys. Fortunately, the game saves your last target making it simple to continue casting on the selected target. Targeting definitely takes some time to get used to but remains an annoyance throughout the game. Nexus still suffers from some lag issues and movement glitches. The game world in Nexus is gridded which means players can move up, down, left, or right one square at a time. This generally works well except for when two things try moving into the same square at the same time. The result of this is that players will often be frustrated as they seemingly move forward only to be teleported backward only to find a rabbit blocking their path.
Life in Tangun
The experience rate in Nexus is rapid but the time it takes to level can vary greatly. It takes about 10-20 minutes to get to level 5. Upon hitting 5, players can leave the starting area and make their way to one of four class instructors. The classes in Nexus are straight forward and include a Mage, Rogue, Poet, and Warrior. Class balance isn't a major concern in Nexus; I found the Poet and Mage classes much easier to level up with mainly because it is far too easy to kite the sluggish monsters that move one tile at a time. Players can learn new spells and abilities every few levels but are required to hand it various items to do so. Be sure not to sell the various loot that drops off local creatures like acorns, rabbit meat, antlers, and so on. It is not until level 50 that players can choose between 3 'sub paths' for each class. This is just one level higher than the maximum allowed for free players. Another restriction applied to free players is the inability to leave the Tangum region (except when completing certain quests.) Free trial members cannot participate in events or pickup certain items but by level 49 players should have a pretty clear idea what Nexus is all about. This is not a game I would recommend to today's audience. It clearly belongs in an earlier era. Its server technology was actually used in another Korean MMORPG hit, Lineage, which went on to spawn a sequel that's still popular today. So while Nexus may not be able to compete with today's MMORPGs, fans of the genre should appreciate the role it played.
Final Verdict: Poor
Nexus: The Kingdom of the Winds may have been cutting edge in 1996 but the MMORPG genre has improved a lot since then. An archaic interface, simplistic visuals, and heavy restrictions on free trial players keep Nexus from earning a recommendation for today's players. Former players or those looking for a retro experience may still find the game worth a look.
Nexus Videos
Nexus: The Kingdom of The Winds Trailer
Nexus: The Kingdom of The Winds Gameplay Footage
Nexus: The Kingdom of The Winds Dungeon Video
Nexus Links
Nexus System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 95 / 98 / ME / 2000 / XP
CPU: Intel Pentium MMX 433 Mhz
HDD: 800 mb free
Graphics Card: 16 mb
Recommended Specifications:
OS: Windows XP / Vista / 7
CPU: Pentium 4 1 GHz or better
RAM: 256 MB or more
HDD: 1 GB Free
Graphics Card: 64 mb or more


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Game 96: Nats at Astros
Jul 18, 2011, 9:00 PM EDT
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Minute Maid Park hosts the Nationals for the next three days.
After an eventful weekend in Atlanta that featured both positives and negatives, the Nationals continue their road trip in Houston, where the Astros boast the majors' worst record and have lost 16 of 19. Quite simply, this is the kind of series the Nats have to win if they've truly made that all-important leap into the fringes of contention.
Davey Johnson fields his regular lineup, with Wilson Ramos back behind the plate after getting yesterday off and Laynce Nix in left field. He's also got an important bench piece back, with Jerry Hairston activated off the DL after missing three weeks with a fractured wrist.
The Astros send rookie Jordan Lyles (a promising right-hander) to the mound for his ninth career start. Lyles, a first-round pick in 2008, is still in search of his first big-league win.
I'm not on the rest of this road trip, but please keep the conversation going as always here…
NATIONALS at ASTROS
Where: Minute Maid Park
Gametime: 8:05 p.m.
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 185
Weather: Partly cloudy, 89 degrees, Wind 9 mph out to LF
CF Roger Bernadina
2B Danny Espinosa
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Michael Morse
- masnstinks - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:58 AM
The more I watch Storen the more impressed I am by him. Most closers are older and much more experienced. He is just so poised and calm in a very high-pressure job. He also seems extremely bright( Stanford) and articulate. He looks young and not at all intimidating, but that is just so deceptive as many a batter has discovered. It just makes you proud to be a Nats fan when you see players like him.
- JaneB - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:58 AM
Navy Nats, Thanks for that replay. It remains one of the worst plays and the best calls in Nats history.
- Anonymous8 - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:58 AM
If I am Davey, here's how I handle tomorrow to keep JZim fresh. I tell him you only get 6 innings unless you are throwing a no-hitter. Then Detwiler comes in for 2 innings and Storen to finish the game.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:59 AM
Gonat, do you remember what happened to the last guy who took Marquis out of a game too early?
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:01 AM
Storen: I'm wrong a lot, but I said at the draft two years ago, Drew Storen was the kid to watch.
- Gonat - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:05 AM
Sec 3, LMAO. Oh yes and it was the 4th inning when Riggles pulled him.Before Riggleman saw what happened in the top of the 5th, he yanks him immediately at the end of the 4th. Rookie mistake by Riggleman not to see what would transpire. On a 1 run lead as shakey as Marquis looked that day, if it stayed that way after the top of the 5th, Riggleman should have pulled him then. Instead, Nats score 6 runs in the top of the 5th to take it to 7 runs and cost Marquis a W. I think it is Marquis fire that gets these guys going. He is the type of guy over his career that his teams score for and get wins.
- Joe Seamhead - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:05 AM
Man, I'll take Jason Lyles on my team any day. That kid will be tough if they don't keep leaving him in for over a hundred pitches. Not bad for a 20 year old kid. What a rip by Morse! As to Jason Werth, Son, I think that you need an exorcist. Wow, what a bonehead move that was, or were you trying to make up for not hitting into a double play, and showing us all a new way to get yourself into one?,
- sjm308 - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:06 AM
Gonat: has everyone forgotten that Todd Coffey was and has pitched pretty well the last few weeks but for some reason he has not thrown in four games? Detwiler was also fresh but Coffey would have been my choice. Agreed that everyone else was used up yesterday but what is the deal with Coffey??Zimmnn will only go 6 or 7 tomorrow but hopefully we will have a nice lead and Davey can mix and match since everyone should be available.
- sjm308 - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:08 AM
Davey just mentioned that Coffey was rested so at least he is not hurt. Not sure why he wasn't used in the 8th but it worked.
- Gonat - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:13 AM
Watching the Yankees/Rays game. BJ Upton now batting .236 and in this game struck out 3 times, hit into 1 double play and 1 flyout.Plays in another hitters park. I just don't see it.
- Gonat - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:17 AM
sjm308 said… Gonat: has everyone forgotten that Todd Coffey was and has pitched pretty well the last few weeks but for some reason he has not thrown in four games? Detwiler was also fresh but Coffey would have been my choice. Agreed that everyone else was used up yesterday but what is the deal with Coffey??Zimmnn will only go 6 or 7 tomorrow but hopefully we will have a nice lead and Davey can mix and match since everyone should be available. July 18, 2011 11:06 PM____________________________Someone said that Coffey was banged up so something is up with that. I see your other comment that Davey said he was available.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:19 AM
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- NatsLady - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:25 AM
Too late, I already bought my tickets for September…. Oh, well.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:25 AM
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- Sec 3, My Sofa - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:26 AM
that's Sunday, for the Dodgers game, btw
- A DC Wonk - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:47 AM
It's amazing that the three winning runs were scored because of fielder positioning.The game-winning hit was because the 2d baseman was holding Bernadina on too close, and he didn't get back to the gap fast enough.The next two runs scores on a bouncer that would have been an easy play for the first baseman, except with the infield in, it bounced over his head.But — we'll take it!A really superb game by Marquis and Storen.
- RickH - Jul 19, 2011 at 3:54 AM
Sec 3 … hilarious!
- Cwj - Jul 19, 2011 at 4:01 AM
@Gonat- Probably because Detwiler would have been clobbered and then we'd all be blaming Davey for a loss
- JaneB - Jul 19, 2011 at 4:17 AM
Not only do we miss Marks live blogging, we miss the gamer, too.
- Scooter - Jul 19, 2011 at 4:41 AM
Yeah, I really wish they'd let him go on more road trips. Though these games do let me catch up to the rest of y'all on the comments.Good observation, Wonky-Wonk.
- nats guy - Jul 19, 2011 at 4:55 AM
Hey Eugene in Oregon,Do u truly live in Eugene, Oregon. I live in Corvallis and there aren't very many Nats fans in Oregon.
- Drew8 - Jul 19, 2011 at 5:15 AM
If you haven't seen Kilgore's interview with Rizzo this evening, it ends with the following two graphs:"You always trade from depth and strength," Rizzo said. "We feel that we've put together some depth at certain positions."One example: With middle infielder Stephen Lombardozzi playing well at Class AAA Syracuse, and infielder Anthony Rendon having been drafted with the sixth overall pick this year, the Nationals could be more willing to part with shortstop Ian Desmond.(Yes, Desmond made a dandy throw tonight. That's great. I'm just saying that Lombo and Rendon are both fine fielders, and Rendon will be a much better hitter.)As for Marquis, of course I'm glad that he pitched well tonight, that the Nats won and that Marquis dropped his career ERA from 4.53 to 4.52.To paraphrase that famed scout, Popeye, they am who they am.P.S. Bad night down on the farm. Robbie Ray gave up 3 ER and 4 walks in 2.3 innings.Harper dropped sub-Mendoza at .194. Some poor sap is going to get hurt when he breaks out.Prediction: Harper breaks out this weekend in Richmond. Harrisburg is coming to town Thursday-Sunday for SIX games, including doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday.
- Unkyd - Jul 19, 2011 at 9:36 AM
If Lombardozzi is such a hot prospect, then he ought to fetch a similarly endowed CF prospect…. Why hasn't anyone suggested moving him?
- sjm308 - Jul 19, 2011 at 11:46 AM
The only criticism I have heard about Lombardozzi is that he does not have a decent arm to play SS or 3rd so he can't fill the utility role. I am guessing they will sign Rendon at the deadline (wish it were sooner) and if he is as good as people say we would have great depth along with Antonelli who has actually put up numbers as good as Lombardozzi and can play 3 positions. Seems to me you try and move one of the two minor leaguers now in some sort of package, then let Rendon show us what he can do in Arizona and spring training and only then do you think about moving Danny to SS. I do see that Desmond is not hitting but again, leave them alone for the rest of this year, not so Danny can win ROY but because you just don't want to make two switches this late in the season. These guys know their pitchers, they know where to line up for different hitters, they make the double play, they know who is the cutoff man, etc. I am not saying the new guys won't, its just silly to change now when we are having the best season since 2005. Just my opinion and I will stick with it as I play in traffic with no brain.
- sjm308 - Jul 19, 2011 at 11:47 AM
By the way, 224 comments for a fairly meaningless game in July. Tell me the Washington Nationals and Nationals Insider are not taking off!!!Go Nats!!
- m20832 - Jul 19, 2011 at 12:49 PM
One game at a time! Luvit when the Boys are in a winning mode! And ahead of the mets and fish! GYFNG!!!
- Anonymous - Jul 19, 2011 at 12:59 PM
sjm308 – well, most of the extra comments were probably the running play by play since Mark Z. took the night off. But much appreciated by those without radio or TV covergae. For instance, here's the ESPN description of the Werth baserunning blunder – "W Ramos popped out to shortstop, J Werth tagged out at home." Leaves a little to be desired!
- baseballswami - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:02 PM
We just have to keep the gas pedal on. The Mets and Fish are playing each other. Without actually checking stats – it looks like our runs per game might be inching up. Now if we can just keep the pitching going….. Is there an off day on Thursday? Late, late games coming up, too. Even more than winning, this team needs to be clicking on all cylinders when they come home and face the nl east.
- Gonat - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:09 PM
Drew8 said… If you haven't seen Kilgore's interview with Rizzo this evening, it ends with the following two graphs:"You always trade from depth and strength," Rizzo said. "We feel that we've put together some depth at certain positions."______________________________________Proof that Rizzo read the criticsm thrown at him here. LOL Depth? Can he define that? I see a team so thin that when a player goes down, the replacement is a big downgrade.From strength? Giving away Willingham for a 4.55 ERA reliever and a AA outfielder was strength? Giving away Milwaukee's newest best Nyjer Morgan for a career minor leaguer Cutter Dykstra was strength? Giving away Alberto Gonzalez for a A ball pitcher was strength? Proposing Jordan Zimmermann, Danny Espinosa and Drew Storen for Zach Greinke was strength?The way Rizzo trades without Kasten overseeing is not strength, it looks like he doesn't know what he is doing.Rizzo's job isn't to make trades for the sake of making trades and making other teams better. The Nats need sure things in trades. Tyler Clippard and Drew Storen are sure things.BJ Upton is not a sure thing. His boxscore last night of 3 K's and hitting into a double play and batting .236 is better than Werth but not an upgrade. Michael Bourn is a slight upgrade over Roger Bernadina until you look into the numbers away from Minute Maid where his numbers are very similar to Bernadina's.Again, Rizzo, don't make a trade for the sake of making a trade.
- NatsLady - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:10 PM
Marquis is making $7.5 mil this year. He's not even a class B free agent, so if/when he leaves at the end of this season, we get nothing in return. So, of course, everyone is eager to trade him, assuming he would ask for a 3-4 year deal which from us he will not get. However, he's said likes it here. I bet he would not mind being in a rotation with Strass and JZimm'nn, heading up. I say, Rizz, offer him 2 years. He might take it, you never know. People, there is nothing you, me, or the lamppost can do about Werth, and all the complaining in the world won't solve him. We (fans) moaned about GasCanrahan and Nyjer, and look where they are now. (OK, I didn't moan about Nyjer). Every team has someone not holding up their end, believe me, just look at their boards. Thanks, folks, for remembering Nook Logan and his being caught off third to end a game? It could be worse. This could be 2009. I say, just ignore Werth til things get better for him and in the meantime, we are the designated .500 team for MLB, so — savor it!!
- Drew8 - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:14 PM
The folks who last night were urging Mark to post game updates from home need to get a little perspective. This isn't the man's hobby. It's his job.Why should he follow up his day's work by working at home for three more hours to amuse us? Wouldn't you consider that unreasonable?Bill Lumbergh: Oh, oh, and I almost forgot. Ahh, I'm also gonna need you to go ahead and come in on Sunday, too… (And don't forget the cover sheet on your TPS reports.)
- NatsLady - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:16 PM
baseballswami — yeah, runs are getting better. Unfortunately, we had the two big losses (10-9) and (9-8). What we need to look at is run differential, is that creeping up? We had that 11-1 against us, but aside from that we've had close games, even some 3 run laughers. HATE THE FISH HATE THE FISH HATE THE FISH.
- Slidell - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:19 PM
1 game spread between Nats, Mets and Marlins. Gotta keep winning.
- NatsLady - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:23 PM
P.S. I will miss the boys this weekend, but can you believe their luck being in LA with the heat coming here??? Great scheduling job!! Also we got homestands for all three holiday weekends…Did you see what happened to Doc? I am so glad our guys will not be on the mound with 112 degree heat index.
- Mark'd - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:50 PM
NatsLady, 2 years to Marquis would make sense as he is a winner here. Rizzo patting himself on his back is laughable. Trader Joe's he is not. Obviously if you can't extend Marquis you have to trade him for quality but don't give him away for another Cutter Dykstra type.
- Anonymous - Jul 19, 2011 at 1:53 PM
Did you see what happened to Doc?Fill in the clueless on that one?
- Scooter - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:02 PM
Drew, you're right that it's not a hobby for Zuckerman. I can only speak for myself, but I (selfishly) just wish his job included fewer days off. I sort of feel like I need an emergency backup beat writer for when CSN won't spring for a ticket.For that matter, I also wish he hadn't been pulled off the Nats beat to write about hockey back in April. Sure, I got to save my buck-fifty this year, but life is about tradeoffs. I have my own thoughts on whether this one was worth it. (And our intrepid blogger doubtless has his own thoughts, I wish him well, he doesn't need to ask me before taking a job, etc., etc., no purchase necessary, void where prohibited.)
- NatsLady - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:05 PM
Phillies pitcher (Doc Halliday) has to leave the game in Chicago in the 5th inning due to the heat.http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20110718&content_id=21964534&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb
- Anonymous - Jul 19, 2011 at 2:11 PM
Doc Holliday left one batter into the fifth inning last night with something like heat exhaustion. Cubs beat the Phillies 6-1.
- Anonymous - Jul 19, 2011 at 4:51 PM
I'm trying to feel sorry for him but.. he is a Philly…
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Brady had to downplay his sway over the personnel department in March, when the Patriots lost Wes Welker to the Denver Broncos in free agency. Welker, Brady's close friend and offseason workout partner, was quickly replaced by St. Louis Rams unrestricted free agent Danny Amendola. The Patriots also cut Brandon Lloyd, who signed a three-year deal in 2012 as a free agent from the Rams.
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"I think he's hard working and very cooperative. I don't think there's any coach who wouldn't like to have a team full of people like he is," said Kraft.
Belichick downplayed Tebow's presence for the second consecutive day but Kraft did offer his own evaluation of the career 47.9 percent passer.
"He's a lot better than I am. Actually watching him yesterday, I was just out there for a short period, but to me he looked pretty good," Kraft said. "It's fun having him here. ... It's nice to have three quarterbacks that can throw it very well."
Brady's work ethic and off-field practices are the stuff of legend. He stopped short of saying he'd taken Tebow under his wing, but said communication between quarterbacks -- including backup Ryan Mallett -- is neverending.
"We constantly talk. I've been lucky to play with so many good quarterbacks over the course of my career and I've learned from every one of them, starting with Drew (Bledose) and Damon Huard and John Friesz and Michael Bishop and Jim Miller and Vinny (Testaverde) and (Doug) Flutie and (Matt) Cassel and (Brian) Hoyer," Brady said. "We've always had a really strong group and a very close group. I'm excited to have Tim."


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Hendrix Extra-Wide Dresser
- Overview
Details such as exposed bolts and metal strapping lend a rustic quality to this collection, inspired by a workbench we spotted at a country flea market. The extra-wide dresser is set on a metal base with matching bin pulls.
- 55" wide x 22" deep x 34.75" high
- Expertly crafted from Scots pine and poplar.
- Features six drawers.
- Finished by hand in Heirloom Pine using a multistep process that includes sanding and glaze.
- Drawer pulls and metal base have an antique bronze finish.
- Dimensions & Care
- Frame made from Scots pine; top and side panels made from particleboard and Scots pine; back panel made from MDF; legs are made of low-carbon steel with a clear matte finish.
- Drawers made from aspen and plywood with bottom-mounted beech glides.
- Drawer stops prevent drawers from being pulled out past the drawer glides.
- Drawers constructed using sturdy English dovetail joinery.
- Adjustable levelers add stability to uneven floors.
- Overall: 55" wide x 22" deep x 34.75" high
- Top: 55" wide x 22" deep x 0.75" thick
- Top Drawer Face (2): 24.75" wide x 5" high
- Top Drawer Interior (2): 18" wide x 22.75" deep x 3.5" high
- Lower Drawer Face (4): 24.75" wide x 7.5" high
- Lower Drawer Interior (4): 18" wide x 22.75" deep x 6.25" high
- Legs: 1" square, 6" high
- Distance Between Legs: 52.5" side to side; 19.75" front to back
- Clearance Below Dresser: 4.5"
- Assembled Weight: 165 pounds
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This thread lists all the AGEOD AARs so far on the forum.
These are listed first by author.
And then by game, as:
Alea Jacta Est
American Civil War
Pride of Nations;
Revolution under Siege;
Rise of Prussia;
Wars in America;
Don't post direct in this thread, instead use the reporting thread to announce any new AARs or the conclusion of your current AAR.
And a list of prizes for the best completed AGEOD AARs can be found here