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I can answer the more immediate question -- whether HD Remix holds up in online play -- with a resounding "Hell, yes." Backbone wisely co-opted fan-favorite peer-to-peer platform GGPO.net, which you can essentially think of as the netcode equivalent of the Google algorithm. This crazy Internet voodoo works well, and it makes for the most lag-free versus play this side of a brick-and-mortar arcade.
Unlike so many remakes of classic fighters, Turbo HD has soul...It's definitely a must-have title for any self-respecting fighting fan. Period.
HD Remix makes most of those older releases look like cheap cash-ins. It may cost more than most arcade updates available for consoles today, but with the number of important changes being made and its extreme attention to detail, Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix sets a new standard for downloadable arcade games... even though I still think Blanka's face doesn't look quite right.
What once was old is now new again and it still maintains that same classic gameplay that helped it to achieve its legendary status.
With HD graphics, a finely remixed soundtrack, and good online gameplay, your $15 is already netting you more fun than most full priced fighting games do.
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is an absolutely excellent game, download or otherwise.
The quality is further reflected in the silky-smooth online play and detailed options that let you choose how much updating you want.
Downloadable games have long ago proven to be a worthwhile feature for both the PS3 and Xbox 360, and Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD does nothing but help solidify the fact.
While it lacks large amount of modes and options, the ones provided will keep you punching for hours. In addition, online play is excellent, with very little lag.
Solid arcade play, great one-on-one local matches, and a multiplayer mode that is almost lag free - this adds up to one of the best gaming values fighting fans could ask for.
HD Remix is a superb edition of a timeless game complete with nearly flawless online gameplay.
If you spent any time at all on SF2 as a kid, on your SNES or Genesis or down at your arcade, this is a must-have nostalgia bomb.
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is good, very good. It's homage and a service that Capcom pays to itself and its classic as well as to all the fans that love it and will never forget. The boiling of all the memories to the old fans gets mixed up with the curiosity of the newbies without problems, Here they find a great way to get in the world of Street Fighter until Street Fighter IV comes out.
The brilliant core gameplay remains deep like the Mariana Trench. Go get. [Jan 2009, p.90]
A fantastic fighting title that will ensure your thumbs are well ready for SFIV. [Mar 2009, p.85]
All of the changes, all of the tweaks, all of the graphical upgrades, remixed music and refinements to the online experience make SSF2THDR one of the best remakes of a classic game in recent memory.
I can't think of a better way to spend your online dollars -- Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is the best version of SFII yet, if not the best Street Fighter game in 15 years.
This is absolutely the best Street Fighter seen in years, but just be ready for a beatdown and you'll be fine.
Superb graphics, a musical score in tone with the atmosphere, balanced characters and great gameplay. What more can we ask for only 15 dollars?
So HD Remix isn't for everyone, but the gameplay represented in this download is extraordinarily balanced and deep.
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Mar 28, 2014Best Street Fighter 2 Game i have ever played. And yes, i've been playing since Street Fighter 1 !! This version is amazing!! Very wellBest Street Fighter 2 Game i have ever played. And yes, i've been playing since Street Fighter 1 !! This version is amazing!! Very well balanced fighters (some top experts helped to balance it), beatiful graphic, great multiplayer and still they kept the option to play in the old style. Street Fighter fans can't miss this game.… Full Review »
Sep 12, 2012It may have been good in its day but I'm really not seeing the "HD" part of it. Stages are acceptable but some characters are almostIt may have been good in its day but I'm really not seeing the "HD" part of it. Stages are acceptable but some characters are almost unrecognisable compared to Street Fighter IV, which obviously looks better. In terms of balancing, throws do too much damage and you generally get very little health so rounds finish fast. However, it's not fast paced or fluent since controls and movement feel clunky and blocky rather than smooth. It doesn't seem to run at 60 FPS even though it probably does. Strategy and skill are short-lived and this apparent classic becomes more of an arcade mess-about rather than something more serious. Combos don't really seem to exist either. If you've played Street Fighter Iv avoid this if not it may be a simple way to get started since it's so difficult to take seriously.… Full Review »
Aug 22, 2012Amazing!!! First off, I will tell you my background on the series. I probably wasted hundreds of dollars in quarters on the arcade games, andAmazing!!! First off, I will tell you my background on the series. I probably wasted hundreds of dollars in quarters on the arcade games, and my first true street fighter game was Super Street Fighter II Turbo on the Super Nintendo. I must have poured a thousand hours into that game and didn't realize I loved it so much until I played it recently. I couldn't believe how many moves I remembered, and how nostalgic the game made me feel. So, I figured I should buy SSF4 for my PS3 and give in to my urge to kick some butt again. After some research and trying SSF4 for a few free 15 minute game sessions on my Onlive Game console, I decided I would rather spend the money on a game i didn't even get to try (SSF2 HD Remix). As soon as I tried it, the game brought me back. I guess they rebalanced the game, but I didn't notice. It's pretty much the exact same game as before. The animations and timing for the moves are perfect! The graphics though, get a major overhaul. Capcom had Udon comic book company in Japan completely redraw all of the characters and levels of the game and they animated it all in HD to make it looks as if you're watching an Anime film. I also love the music. It is essentially the same soundtrack that is updated with a more heavy metal, Dragon Ball Z type of sound. ( By the way, you can go back to classic music if you choose). Also, we have a multiplayer online mode with no lag, and there is a character move list for all the fighters, so you won't have to worry about that either. Without a doubt, this is an amazing effort and I will go right back to playing the game as soon as I finish posting this review, with hopes that I can convince others to buy this game instead of the more expensive SSF4, like I originally was going to buy.… Full Review »


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- 68# Items Update 13-Oct-13
Includes items from the latest dota 2 update and some items from "Request" section..
- Vengeful Spirit (was an experiment, posting just in case someone likes it)
- Scuttling Scotty Courier
- Golden Treasure HUD
- Tremor HUD
- Omen HUD
- Viridi Inanitas Set
- Armaments of Leviathan Set
- Hell's Ambassador Set
- Barathrum's Fury Set
- The Hare Hunt Set
And items from REQUEST section,
- Scythe of Vyse (no particles)
- Dreaded Forgewing
- Eul's Sceptre of Divinity
- Call of Dendro
- Flowering Treants
- Baby Roshan ( Pink Ethereal Flames Effect)
I do couriers one at a time, on first come first serve basis, so if your favourite courier is not posted yet, dont worry it will be done when its done.
Also I will try to post particle updates for the above item sets ( IF I'm able to make them work)..
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Download Instructions: For vengeful Spirite mod, install the slasher, then copy the "resource" folder and paste it into your " dota" folder (use -override_vpk method)
HUDs also use the -override_vpk method. Click here for more details on how to use override.
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Hello... I have a problem with the set of morphing. I can install it but in the game one does not see .. can you repair this?ReplyDeleteReplies
Morphling items do not work as his items are applied by scripts only. He doesnt have any default items that could be replaced. I could modify the script files for you but those dont work offline so I dont see any use of making them.Delete
Thanks once again! :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
You are welcome sweetie.Delete
Golden Baby Roshan with Ethereal Flame Effect, please :) Thanks a bunch.ReplyDelete
somehow .exe files doesn't seem to work for me, tried running it as admin, any chance of uploading future items like you guys did on earlier posts? i mean with both the exe and folders. btw thanks for making these mods possible.ReplyDelete
hi sir can i ask,if i wan previous mod too. Just download this or previous one also need download. thanks for replyReplyDelete
man, can u make daedric armor for riki?ReplyDelete
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can u build a Golden set for drow Ranger. :) I'd love to use it.
Thanks in advance if you'll make one. :)

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Let's all take a break from the Charlie Strong to Tennessee rumors and just enjoy this video of Teddy Bridgewater dancing. Naturally, this is prior to him breaking his wrist and hurting his ankle, so calm down and enjoy.
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Montreal International Jazz Festival 2013: Julie Lamontagne and the Opus Jazz Orchestra at L'Astral; July 6, 2013It was a concert we might not have realized we needed. When Julie Lamontagne released her excellent solo piano album, Opus Jazz, last year, it felt like the arrangements were complete.
Montreal International Jazz Festival 2013: Playlist: Marianne TrudelPhoto by Alain Décarie; courtesy of Vivo Musique As loose and in the moment as it is precise and methodical, Trifolia's new disc, Le refuge, due out July 2, is a dreamy testimonial to the art of the jazz piano trio.
New album, world tour and upcoming marriage mark new start for Montreal rocker JonasJonas and The Massive Attraction's new album Live Out Loud will be released on May 14 That's the sound of a million hearts – of plenty of girls and a few boys too – breaking across Canada and Europe
Montreal's Boogie Wonder Band living proof that disco still rules the dancefloorBoogie Wonder Band bass player Boogie Cindy Montreal's Boogie Wonder Band has performed for more than 2.5 million spectators over the past 15 years at some 2,500 concerts in 450 cities around the world.
Concert announcements: Pink Martini, the Lumineers, Ian Anderson and moreJust as you catch your breath from another batch of Montreal International Jazz Festival concert announcements, the festival organizers - always eager to keep the momentum going - hit you with a new one and a batch of off-season shows.
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After Hurricane Wilma destroyed the marina Lozman moved his houseboat north to Riviera Beach, where almost immediately he began stirring up trouble with his new hosts. He got wind of a multibillion-dollar waterfront development which, he says, would involve condemning homes and converting the public marina into private property. His activities angered city officials, who according to this transcript of a closed-door meeting, creepily discussed spending taxpayer dollars on private detectives to figure out who was paying Lozman to block the development. In the end, Lozman won a suit declaring the city violated open-meeting laws by holding a hurry-up meeting to approve the development just before Gov. Jeb Bush signed a state law prohibiting condemnations for private developments.
Lozman says the city then launched on a campaign of harassment to drive him out of the marina. His case is a little weak there; his floating house wasn't built to marine standards, got electricity from an extension cord and didn't have any sewer connections (Lozman says he used "onshore facilities" when he needed to go to the bathroom.) The city tried to evict him for violating stricter standards it put in after he began renting his slip. Lozman won at the state-court level, so the city obtained a federal warrant to "arrest" his floating house. They then towed it to Miami, and after holding it for several months, bought it at public auction by submitting a bid representing the $100,000-plus cost of towing it and storing it. They then destroyed it, a puzzling use of taxpayer money. Had the city allowed another bidder to buy the property at auction, it would have recovered at least a portion of its transportation and storage costs, and avoided the cost of demolition.
"The city has spent $500,000 on this case," Lozman told me. "They wanted to make sure that even if I won on appeal, I couldn't bring it back to the marina."
The city has a solid case that Lozman was in violation of the new lease terms at the marina. No one can live in a house that lacks basic toilet facilities. But the city also claimed he was in arrears on his rent. Lozman says the city refused to cash his checks, and obtained testimony from the city attorney that plenty of other yachts owed thousands of dollars to the city. None were hauled off and destroyed like his house. (The city attorney further testified that the city was concentrating on safety violations first.)
None of this back story matters in the case before the Supreme Court. The court will consider the more abstract question of when a thing that floats ceases to be a vessel. It's not as easy as it looks. The Supreme Court last considered this question in 2005, when it decided that a marine dredge in Boston Harbor was a vessel for purposes of determining whether people essential to its function were covered by maritime labor laws.
The court left open the question of whether other things that float are all vessels. Federal law defines vessels as things that are "capable of being used" for marine transport.
"Simply put, a watercraft is not `capable of being used' for maritime transport in any meaningful sense if it has been permanently moored or otherwise rendered practically incapable of transportation or movement," the court wrote.
The maritime lawyers association says that definition is too loose, because plenty of things are "permanently moored" until the owner decides to move them. The associations of floating home owners suggest an additional layer of meaning will fix things — if the structure is also dependent upon shore-based electrical, phone and sewer connections. Lozman might lose under that definition.
Fisher, his attorney, thinks the court can carve out a difference between "vessels" and things that are indefinitely affixed to shore and were never intended to transport people and goods. While it seems like a nitpicking distinction, this goes to the core of constitutional law, he says. The Constitution gives federal courts jurisdiction over maritime law, he notes, which explains why the Supreme Court takes a maritime case in just about every session.
"It's in the Constitution that maritime cases are federal law cases," he said, "so it's no surprise the Supreme Court has to take time to police the boundaries of that jurisdiction."
Maybe not this time. Today, the court ordered the parties in the Lozman case to file new briefs by Aug. 28. Now the question is whether Lozman's house, like Schrodinger's cat, has ceased to exist — and took the underlying litigation with it.


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I heard some commotion over the film version adaptation of this novel last year and, when perusing the NYPL digital library a few weeks ago, saw that it was available and decided to download and give it a read.
The main character is a boy by the name of Oskar Schnell. The book is Oskar's journey to find the lock that matches a key he believed his father had hidden in a vase. A man who had devised riddles and treasure hunts for his son wanted to have one last game. The reader is also pulled into flashbacks of the past, narrated by Oskar's grandparents as they spent their life dealing with the trauma as survivors of the Dresden bombing during WWII. This sublot is woven in as Oskar continues his search and interacts with his mother, grandmother and those he meets along his search.
After finishing the book, I thought about the title. What was considered extremely loud and incredibly close? Here's my best bet and an explanation.
"I love you." The words are extremely loud, no matter what tone you use to say those words, no matter the strength of your vocal chords, no matter if the words are written rather than spoken. And yet, they also bring two people incredibly close. Being able to say I love you is something that Grandma says is "always necessary." We see the regret in each of the main characters stemming from their inability to say I love you to someone they no longer had. More importantly, the story is the journey of finding closure and healing in the acceptance of what never was and what couldn't be.
This book is not for the light-hearted reader. There is no fairy tale ending. This story is an accurate portrayal of the struggles of life. Life contains laughter, sorrow, heartbreak, regret, and most importantly, hope. Foer does humanity justice by giving the reader a taste of all life has to offer in his work.


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Josie's Press Vol. 2 Issue 2, March/April
This month's Josie's Press honors a fallen hero, San Bernardino County Sheriff Department's Detective Jeremiah MacKay. We also preview the museum opening and history of Norton Air Force Base. District Attorney Mike Ramos explains his effort to fight sex trafficking in San Bernardino County and Kaiser Permanente is recognized for donating to local health nonprofits.
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Just two miles from Force, it was renamed the San downtown San Bernardino at 1601 E. 3rd Bernardino Air Force Street is such a place—the Norton Air Force Base in 1948 and Base Museum (NAFBM). once again two years later to the Norton Air Force Base after Captain Beginning operation in 1941, Norton Air Force Base originally Leland Norton, a native to San Bernardino. Norton died in combat on his started as a Municipal Airport under the US Army Air Corps, 16th mission over Germany when his fighter plane was struck down. He forerunner to the US Air Force. In the summer leading up to Pearl was hailed for his bravery, fighting until the end. Harbor and in the midst of WWII, it became a training base to meet the needs of a 30,000 Pilot Training Program. In 1942 the airport Continued on page 3 D Remembering Detective MacKay, 5th District honors a fallen hero Detective Jeremiah MacKay was one of many men and women who proudly serve the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. His 15 years of service led him to be remembered as a hero. Detective MacKay spent hours volunteering for the mountainside search of an accused murderer and former Los Angeles police officer that fled to Big Bear in February. In search of the suspect, Detective MacKay and another officer were involved in a deadly firefight. One officer was severely wounded and is recovering; but Detective MacKay became the last one of four apparently killed by the ex-LAPD officer. During his memorial services on Feb. 21 at the San Manuel Amphitheater in Devore, close friends and colleagues described Detective MacKay as a funloving family man willing to go above and beyond the call of duty. Detective MacKay was a lifelong resident of San Bernardino County. He was born in 1977 in San Bernardino and attended Rim of the World High School in Lake Arrowhead. On his 21st birthday, he graduated from the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Academy and began his career as a Deputy. As a Deputy, he served in the Central Detention Center, the Twin Peaks and Central stations, and the Sheriff's training facility. Detective MacKay was also responsible for the addition of the bagpipes to the Sheriff's honor guard. He received five California Highway Patrol 10851 awards for his work in recovering stolen vehicles and three Commander's Awards for Exceptional Service. Deputy Roger Loftis recalled his friend's determination to capture the fugitive, reiterating that MacKay had told him he was going to "' ... find that guy.' He did, and we're all safer for it, but we paid a hell of a price." "He had the courage, tenacity, and resolve to face anything," said Sheriff John McMahon. "He remained because it was his duty to the citizens of San Bernardino County to stop an evil man." The perseverance and valor he demonstrated as a member of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department will be forever remembered and honored. Thank you Detective MacKay. 4 1 3 2 S erving as chair of the San of Bernardino County Board years two t pas the for rs iso Superv ging was a unique and challen ted with ep acc I t tha ity responsibil trust and immense gratitude. The agues placed confidence that my colle boldened em in me to lead the board the for r me to push even harde tore the res lp he reforms that would ty's name. counThe first problem that we needed to address was to overcome the negative image that the county had in the eyes of the public. But I knew that even though I was chair of the board, I could not do the job alone—I needed my colleagues' support. I also knew that I had to do what was in my power to help our county recover from the debilitating perception that corruption and divisiveness were entrenched in our reputation. We needed to run, not walk away from the corruption that tainted our identity as the Board of Supervisors. The first step in that direction was to refocus our efforts on good governance and to work towards implementing progressive and innovative changes. I wanted to ensure that the board was prepared to lead by example and that the center of attention was on a united board making impactful decisions, not melodramatic spectacles or personal political interests that are too often displayed in government. This principled reconfiguration of our board's collective litics—led d on policy and not po conscience—one focuse time as my g rin ult decisions. Du us to make some diffic t were tha s orm ref uced multiple chair, the board introd to do. ng thi ht rig the s cause it wa rity, ultimately approved be eg ment of the board's int In continuing the refine opt ad ly ve seen the board collecti cted the past tw o years have ele to ns it campaign contributio lize na ethics reforms that lim sio fes pro isors' benefits, and s' officials, reduce superv sor rvi pe Su of e cut the Board board staff positions. W throughout cost-saving measures d nte me ple im d an et dg bu nted with the se items was impleme the county. Each of the public trust. ing our foundation of intention of strengthen ed to our on, the people respond During last year's electi nued nti co y declaring a vote for efforts by democraticall ty un co s 2012, the people of thi putting change. In November to d itte isors who are comm fully elected two new superv a ve ha w no e e their own. W r the county's needs abov ou d uil reb to er ll work togeth engaged board that wi are going to our communities. If we rt po economy and sup wth we ion and progressive gro deliver the positive vis e decisionwe must act as a cohesiv desire for our county, making body. as a if it was passed down I cherish this county as the for — en be heirloom has now man family heirloom. That wo e on m fro d 's history—passe ard bo s thi in e tim st fir an two years will demand to another. These next Supervisor , air ch w ne r ent from ou unwavering commitm sitive change e the momentum of po Rutherford, to continu tire county. for the benefit of the en lead the Chair Rutherford will I have every faith that er my off I , rpose. Madam Chair board with that very pu d this lea lp he n in continuing to support and participatio s. county to new horizon - 2 To see how future health care is being shaped by visit, www.kp.org/newscenter F SB$County$District$Attorney$Michael$Ramos$leads$the$fight$to$stop$human$trafficking.$ Continued from page 3 His picture hung on the Officers' Club wall until the base's closing. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Lockheed C-141 Starlifter serial number 66-0177 was housed and flew out of Norton AFB. In 1973, that specific aircraft became know as the Hanoi Taxi, returning American POWs, including former 2008 presidential candidate John McCain, to their homeland in the last days of the Vietnam War. Today, already established as a 501(c)3, the NAFBM is located within the Norton Regional Event Center. Military memorabilia that the museum has collected from donations sits in a room of approximately 1000 square feet. Outside sits a brick memorial in remembrance of the veterans and others who served at the Norton AFB. Memorial bricks can be purchased through donation. The museum has its own board of directors with the main goal to facilitate the common quest to preserve, honor and promote the history of the Norton AFB. "Our long-term success as a nonprofit museum will be dependent on the community and sponsors who will see the significance of reflecting just how the Norton Air Force Base contributed to the overall quality of life in the Inland Empire," said Robert M. Edwards, President of the NAFBM Board of Directors. "The impact the military had on this greater community goes unmatched even today, 19 years later. It is these impacts, all that it entailed, is what the North AFB Board of Directors want to present and share." The NAFB Museum will be opening Wednesday, March 13. The hours of operation for the museum will be on Thursdays and Saturdays 10–2 p.m. and is free of admission. 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What's a day as sheriff like? My day generally starts at about 4:00 a.m. when I leave my house. I have a workout routine which I complete every day before my official workday begins at 7:30 a.m. My days are currently consumed with appointments with public officials, citizens, faith-based organization, and my staff. I take every opportunity to visit stations, divisions and jail facilities when my calendar allows, as the heart of this job is my interaction with those who serve and I lead. The day generally ends with a community event or department function. What makes you the best person for the job as Sheriff? Contact us at (909) 387-4565 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.sbcounty.gov/gonzales In light of recent and past events, what concerns do you have with regard to firearm use? The misuse of firearms has been an issue for decades. We all have rights guaranteed by the Constitution we must balance. 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This is a discussion on Today's tasty treats. within the Cigar Pictures forums, part of the The Gallery category; 3 Fuente Anejo Sharks 3 Tatuaje Blacks 2 Ashton VSG Eclipse Tubos Lastly a box of Jaime Garcia Reserva Especial ...
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A friend of mine bought a couple of the Jaime Garcia's and liked them better than the MyFather 2011 LE's.
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Nice score. I've been meaning to try the Jaime Garcia's for some time now. Based on your friends recommendation, I think it's time to head to my local B&M where I know they have some. They never seem to have any anjeos though. I have only seen them there once in the last couple of years.
Jaime Garcia has one called a Super Gordo that Jose Ortega told me about, I have one in my humi and I haven't tried it either. Check into that as well. My buddy who has been a cigar smoker for years said that LE Jaime Garcia hit him pretty hard. He had to eat, and then it hit him again
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I've seen the super gordo on the shelves and thought it was pretty ridiculous. In a good way. Jaime Garcia is a serious name in cigars, so I know there's a real reason for the specific size other than the novelty aspect. I do like 'em strong so that sounds right up my alley.
I know the guys at my B&M and have been going there weekly for a couple of years. They don't seem like the type to hold anything back. One of the guys mentioned that they only get Anjeo's twice a year and only one or two boxes. When they get the Opus shipments, they are all laid out for anyone to paw through. They do have a couple of other branches that might have to share their allotment of the rarer stuff, which might explain the small quantity.
There is another shop I used to go to that I know gets the rare stuff but doesn't put it out. They used to, but it mysteriously stopped for some reason. Even though I did shop there frequently I never felt really comfortable since they are in a part of town that sees mostly higher end clientele, of which I am not.
I'm not really that hard up for the rare stuff anyway. I'm pretty happy with the smokes I found that suit my taste and when I occasionally come across something rare and/or exotic, I'm grateful for the chance to enjoy a special treat.
I think I will ask if there's any hidden goodies next visit though...
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We had this same model for the past 10 years and, when it failed, we worried that no other would fit our space. (Our kitchen was custom built around the fridge by the original homeowners in the 80s). Manufacturers make refrigerators so big these days! We were thrilled to find the same fridge still available, in stock, and with same day installation. My only complaint is that the body remains the same, fitting exactly in the same snug space, but the interior is somehow smaller. A dozen eggs doesn't fit inside the egg shelf in the door! Why would they not test that?
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By PITIN
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Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Perfect fit!
By Linda888
from Philadelphia, PA, United States
Great product - roomy, plenty of shelf and door space. I didn't think I'd like a side by side (pizza boxes you know), but I was not disappointed. I remarked to the delivery men, I must be getting old ....none of the products I looked at offer egg cups anymore, but if you think about it, they were an incredible waste of space.
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By supermom56
from Marysville,Ohio
Not very happy with the color. In the store the color sample was darker. Bought this model because it was what would fit in the space for my kitchen.
New 2011. Replaced in 2012. Freezer junk in 2014
By whipin
from michigan
Had a few problems in 2013, Now water runs down door and freezes also runs on back and side of freezer. have checked all the moving parts,. Would love to send pictures. Warranty expires in 2015, but I have no receipt. Now what, ice cube trays?
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By DMongo
from Colorado, United States
We bought this a couple of months ago and it has been awesome. It is great that a side by side fits in this space of our modular home!
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By John44
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I bought this because of the GE repution and how long they last
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I brought this because of the size the fit just like my old one
too expensive compared to better quality available
By jpbimini
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no water filter, poor lighting in the lower part, water barely cold, bins made of thin plastic that jam easily when pulled out or pushed in.
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We bought this side-by-side special order refrigerator in Bisque to match our other appliances. Although storage space inside the separate 'fridge and freezer is small, the shelves and drawers are adjustable so you can get all your items in and there is plenty of door storage. The ice and water dispenser worked very well.
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