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GREETINGS: Thank you for viewing our site. This condo is part of a condo community with residents primarily comprised of medical, dental, veterinary, nursing students and other professionals working at UF and Shands. The condo is one block from Shands Hospital, across the street from the VA Hospital, two blocks to UF Campus and College of Veterinary Medicine. It is on a bus line to downtown and other parts of Gainesville. If you are visiting someone in Shands, attending a function at UF, going to a Gator game, or contacting a business colleague in Gainesville, this is a great place to stay for a weekend, week or month.
RATES: A two day minimum stay is required but the longer you stay the less you pay. The standard rate is $125 per night and $250 for football weekends, graduation, and other high profile events. Rates are $450 weekly, $1500 monthly and all rentals have an 11% tax which includes state and local. For stays longer than one month the rate is $55 per day which includes all taxes. A one time cleaning fee of $50 is added to all stays.
ACCOMMODATIONS. This is a spacious 575 sf condo with a large bedroom; walk-in closet, queen luxury bed, chest of drawers with matching headboard, ceiling fan, bedside table, bed linens provided. The bedroom is furnished to make your stay comfortable and relaxing. There is one bathroom, tiled with tub/shower, a grab bar for safety and towels furnished. The kitchen is furnished with large refrigerator, dishwasher, gas stove, microwave, coffee post, blender, electric can opener, all dishes and cooking utensils, a table and 4 chairs -- everything you need to parpare a meal or warm it up in the microwave. The living room has a large comfortable sofa which can be used for sleeping, a matching love seat, 50 inch flat screen TV, cable, internet and wireless -- everything you need to relax or work on your laptop. A large picture window gives you a view of parkway/green space. The condo sleeps two comfortably the bedroom and another on the sofa.
BOOKING/RESERVATIONS: You can book it on line but we encourage you to email or call us when inquiring. (352) 284 3873 or firstname.lastname@example.com. The price quotes are subject to change if there is a special event depending on the date. We will give you a discount for longer stays and hold your reservation with a check of money order in order to avoid a credit card fee.
PREMISES: There are two pools with spacious decks and sun bathing chairs. Further there are two laundry facilities with large washers and dryers. There is night lighting in hallways and on grounds. Parking is for residents and guests only. A parking pass is provided to condo guests.
OWNER OPATED: Owner lives near by and can be reached if needed. Manager is also available if needed.
PARKING, BUSLINES, THINGS TO DO IN GAINESVILLE: Parking is monitored for guests and residents only. Bus line to locations downtown and shopping malls. Restaurants nearby on Archer Road, Newberry Road, and shopping malls. Easily accessible from US 75 and Highway 441. A guide to restaurants and things to do in Gainesville will be mailed upon receipt of reservation. You can always call the owner with specific questions.
CAVEATS: This is a nonsmoking condo. Keg parties and loud gatherings would be disturbing to neighbors and we encourage you to look elsewhere if this is your need. Part of your fee includes a damage deposit in case the condo is misused in any way. Guests are responsible for any children as guests or visitors and should accompany them to the pool. We encourage all guests to keep noise at a minimum and be mindful of the neighbors who may be studying or resting for work the next day.
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Feb 4 - Dec 31, 2015
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Aug 8 - Aug 9, 2015
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Sep 4 - Sep 5, 2015
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Football weekend
Sep 11 - Sep 12, 2015
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Football weekend
Sep 25 - Sep 26, 2015
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Football weekend
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Football weekend
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Dec 19 - Dec 20, 2015
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Additional information about rental rates
Taxes are included in rates for special events. Taxes are 11% for regular rates. Additional persons over 2 will be an extra $25 for each night. No refunds for cancelations. Please call or email me for any additional information or special needs. Payment can be made in PayPal,VRBO, check, money order or credit cards except Am Express.
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The condo is centrally located close to downtown and the University of Florida. US 75 is about 3 miles and easily accessible for trips to central and south Florida for day trips or weekends. Try and visit the butterfly garden and the museum of natural history on the UF Campus for some really unusual displays that are unique in this part of the South. The cold water springs are a natural wonder and these are found in this part of Florida in abundance. Be sure to visit as many as you can as all are different. Once you swim in one of these you will never forget it. Also try tubing down the Itchetucknee River that separates Suwannee and Columbia County. The temperature will guarantee deep blood circulation for several hours after you get out. Do this only in summer months!! There is so much to see and do in this part of the state that gives a flavor of north Florida which is so different from the central and southern part of the state. Do drive around and get a view of the many heritage oaks that are native to our area. Everyone loves them and even the developers strive to protect them. Go see the alligators in the Paynes Prairie preserve. These guys are for real and they are huge. Don't worry, you can't feed them and they are fenced off but the habitat is all natural and exciting to see. Then you will know why the UF team is the Florida Gators!!
Year Purchased: 2006
About the owner: As a husband and wife team, we (Jim Post and Elizabeth Bolton), have owned and managed residential rental properties for about 30 years. Vacation rentals are a relatively new endeavor and we find that it is exciting to accommodate short term visitors with different needs and requirements. Jim is originally from New Jersey and grew up in Miami before pursuing a career in electrical engineering. His work took him to many places before coming to Gainesville. As a native Floridian and a recently retired UF professor, I believe Gainesville is absolutely the best place in Florida to live, learn and enjoy life. The community is vibrant and the student population keeps us young at heart. And when you need them, the medical facilities are without equal. We strive to meet the needs of our rental residents both short and long term. Our goal is to provide you with lodging that will make your stay comfortable and satisfying so that when you return to the area you will want to stay with us. Our philosophy is that we will only rent to you a place we would personally live in.
Why the Owner Chose Gainesville:
This property is the epitome of location preference for visitors desiring walking proximity to UF, Shands, Vet School and VA. These condos are perfect for Shands visitors, football and graduation weekends, conference participants, visiting scholars, students and parents who are looking for home style comforts with superb accommodations. Our condos are on first floor to allow easy access. The Summit House Condos have been a landmark in Gainesville for decades and are solidly built on the high ground in this part of Gainesville, hence the name Summit House.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
In the heart of beautiful Central Florida, close to downtown Gainesville, major highways - US 75 and 441, UF and Santa Fe College, museums, live theatre, restaurants, wildlife preserves and natural resource areas. There is something interesting, educational, entertaining for every season here in North Central Florida and Gainesville has a major share of the attractions for every season.
Living Room with large TV and Picture Window
Living room view with coffee table and large flat screen TV
remodeled bathroom with closet storage and large sink and cabiner
Kitchen - right side view
Kitchen left side view
all new kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, large refrigerator and gas stove
Front view of Condo in Building D.
North Florida Springs around Gainesville
Fishing and boating near Gainesville
Hippodrome State Theater -photo by Ebyabe
Hydrangeas - Kanapaha Botanical Gardens
Living room with sofa, love seat and coffee table
View of living room from front door
large bedroom with queen bed, dresser, window view of green grass parkway
Chest with mirror in bedroom
Dining table adjacent to kitchen
Spacious dining area
View of Condo Building D
Newans lake near Gainesville
Wading birds on Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
Mary Pfifer McKinzie House in Historic District - photo by Ebyabe
Turtle Court at Thomas Center in Historic Gainesville
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Kyle Chipchura and Matthew Lombardi both notched goals for Phoenix in regulation, with Lombardi's first tally of the season coming on the power play. The goal ended a 1-for-23 power play dry spell.
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The Coyotes held a two goal lead in the second period but weren't able to hang on against an Oilers team that kept the pressure coming.
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The defense hung Smith out to dry, as the Oilers outshot the Coyotes 43-to-36.
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Ranchi ODI: India crush England to take 2-1 lead Last Updated : 19 Jan 2013 06:39:08 PM IST MS Dhoni leaps after getting Ian Bell out caught
India outperformed England in the third ODI to take 2-1 lead in the five-match ODI series here in Ranchi on Saturday.
India vs England: Live cricket scorecard
Indian bowlers put in an inspired show before Virat Kohli returned to form with a rollicking unbeaten 77 as the hosts spanked England by seven wickets in the third one-dayer to make captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's first match in his home town a memorable one.
India first bundled out the visitors for a paltry 155 in 42.2 overs riding on Ravindra Jadeja's 3/19 and then chased down the target with 21.5 overs to spare to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match match series.
Nearly 40,000 vociferous spectators at the newly built JSCA Stadium cheered Kohli, who rediscovered his form, and other Indian batsmen as they went about the run chase without much fuss in what turned out to be a rather lop-sided contest.
The script unfolded like a dream for home boy Dhoni as he won the toss and his bowlers responded magnificently by skittling out the visitors for a meagre total though it was not a difficult wicket to bat on.
Only Joe Roots (39) could hang around for long while opener Ian Bell (25) and Tim Bresnan (25) were the other contributors as England lost wickets at regular intervals.
Apart from Jadeja, who again excelled with his left-arm spin, R Ashwin and Ishant Sharma chipped in with two wickets apiece to maintain the pressure on the hapless Englishmen who never recovered from the early jolts.
India also lost opener Ajinkya Rahane (0) early but Gautam Gambhir (33) and Kohli steadied the innings to some extent by putting on 67 runs for the second wicket.
After Gambhir's dismissal, Kohli and Yuvraj Singh (30) accelerated the pace of scoring with a flurry of explosive shots much to the delight of the home crowd. Yuvraj was, however, out with 12 runs left.
Kohli blasted as many as two sixes and nine fours during his knock which formed the cornerstone of the Indian response.
Dhoni hit the winning runs by pulling Steven Finn to the square-leg boundary to trigger off scenes of celebration in the galleries and the Indian dressing room.
The two teams will now travel to Mohali for the fourth match to be held on January 23rd.
The biggest positive for India was Kohli's return to form as he became the second fastest batsman -- behind Vivian Richards -- to get into the 4,000 ODI runs with his 22nd half-century.
With 12 runs required, Yuvraj was bowled by James Tredwell as Dhoni, who usually bats at number seven, promoted himself to number four with the crowd welcoming their hero with a deafening cheer.
Finn was brought into the attack with England looking for Dhoni's wicket for a possible an anti-climax but it was the Indian captain all the way. Even his shot that hit the stumps raced to a boundary taking India five runs off the target.
Chasing a small target, India did not have any trouble barring the third over blip when Finn bowled Rahane for a duck with a delivery that nipped back, crashing the right-hander's gate before uprooting the off-stump.
The English bowlers tested the Indian top-order with raw pace and bowling short but did not have much impact as the home side cruised to 48 for one in 10 overs.
The stage was set for Kohli to get back his silken touch and the right-handed youngster did exactly that with an aggressive approach.
James Dernbach bowled short with 140-plus kmph to Kohli who responded well with three boundaries on the trot as the whole stadium erupted in joy.
Jadeja, Kohli star in India's emphatic win:
Kohli then hit two consecutive boundaries to Finn, one of them an elegant drive past mid on, to race to 31 from 28 balls with India firmly in control of the match. Gambhir looked rusty, but with Kohli going all guns blazing, it hardly was a reason to bother for India.
England persisted with Finn as the tall pacer bowled eight overs at stretch but Kohli remained firm taking on the visiting attack as India raced to 70/1 in 15 overs, with a lopsided equation of 86 needed from 35 overs.
England finally broke the stand that yielded 67 runs, when Gambhir stepped out to James Tredwell but only to be caught by Root.
The clamour for the local hero Dhoni to come out at the middle grew at the stands but the Indian skipper resisted the temptation and stuck to the order with Yuvraj coming at number four.
Kohli, meanwhile, completed his 22nd half-century in 58 balls, and when on 49, he got past his 4,000 ODI runs in second quickest time in history. Kohli reached the mark in his 93rd innings, behind Sir Viv Richards' record of 88 innings.
Yuvraj supported Kohli well with a 30 and then left it to Dhoni to finish off the match in style in front of his home crowd.
Earlier, England once again fell flat against slow bowlers as a disciplined Indian bowling attack skittled them out for a paltry 155.
Left-arm spinner Jadeja once again produced an impressive spell with three wickets for 19 runs, while off-spinner Ashwin and pacer Ishant Sharma took two wickets each.
Quelling the element of doubts about his availability after he was hit on right thumb at yesterday's practice, captain Dhoni had everything right from the toss in the first match at his home venue.
First, he called it right at the toss, put England to bat and reduced them to 98 for six from 68 for three at one stage.
Even there was a bit of luck going in the skipper's favour as a poor umpiring decision by Indian official S Ravi gave the home side the prized scalp of Kevin Pietersen.
After the fall of Pietersen, English batsmen showed little appetite to stay at the crease as the Indian slow bowlers made their presence felt in front of a capacity crowd of 39,000 at the JSCA Stadium which is hosting its first international match.
Joe Root was the England top-scorer with 39 as the visiting top-order failed miserably.
After being reduced to 98 for six, Root and Tim Bresnan stitched 47 runs for the seventh wicket but after the fall of the former, it was all over for England.
Ind: Gautam Gambhir, Ajinkya Rahane, Virat Kohli, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni, Ravindra Jadeja, R Ashwin, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Ishant Sharma, Shami Ahmed
Eng: Alastair Cook, Ian Bell, Kevin Pietersen, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan, Craig Kieswetter, Samit Patel, James Tredwell, Steven Finn, Jade Dernbach, Tim Bresnan
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Back in August, Shock first introduced you to the works of Travis Falligant, an artist who introduced the Scooby-Doo gang to a variety of horror movie villains in a series of fun illustrations. He's still at it, recently revealing three new pieces that draw inspiration from My Bloody Valentine, The House on Sorority Row and Maniac Cop 2. Check 'em out in the gallery below along with his previous art.
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Though he's best known for his legions of the living dead, George A. Romero has captured other deadly forces with his camera, including a psychotic pseudonym come to life in The Dark Half (based on Stephen King's novel of the same name) and a murderous primate in Monkey Shines. Scream Factory is bringing both films to Blu-ray with bonus features, including new audio commentaries by Romero.
Press Release - "This fall, Scream Factory will release The Dark Half and Monkey Shines, two horror favorites from acclaimed director George A. Romero. Making their Blu-ray debuts on November 18th, 2014, each release also boasts brand new bonus features including all new audio commentaries with George A. Romero, new retrospective featurettes with cast and crew, behind the scenes footage, deleted scenes and much more! In addition, fans who order their copies from ShoutFactory.com will have their order shipped three weeks early! »
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Making good one their Comic-Con announcement back in July, the gang at Scream Factory have announced the full specs for the upcoming Bluray releases of two of George A. Romero's non-zombie films (and two Stephen King adaptions), 1988's Monkey Shines and Romero's 1993's The Dark Half. Both releases boast new retrospectives, as well as various other goodies (including new commentaries by the man himself, George A. Romero), and hit shelves on November 18th. As an added bonus, people who order their copies directly from Scream Factory will receive their copies a full three weeks early!
I happen to love both films, so the release of brand new Blurays featuring new content is right up my alley. I'll be picking them up, will you fright fanatics?
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My new novel, "Under the Blade" came out last week, and as a way of promoting the project, I put together a fun contest that asks you to buy my book and enter an awesome giveaway with multiple winners. Of course, you gotta do a little work for this one, but only a little!
From now until the end of summer, September 22, 2014, you have an opportunity to enter my "Slasher Summer" contest. By entering, you can win a bundle of slasher films on Blu-ray and DVD. These are some of the films that inspired "Under the Blade," so the tie-in feels appropriate.
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This week, the Moving Pixels podcast crew discuss the high contrast world of White Night.
White Night tells the story of a haunted house and a decaying American economy.
This week, the Moving Pixels podcast crew discuss the high contrast world of White Night.
White Night tells the story of a haunted house and a decaying American economy.
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Last October on our Halloween themed episode, we briefly alluded to a 20 minute indie horror point-and-click game by Owl Creek Games called Sepulchre.
We admired the game for its moody tone and understated horror, but it seemed too brief an experience to devote a whole podcast to. With the release of The Charnel House Trilogy, Owl Creek decided to build upwards and outwards from that central story into a new triptych of tales in which Sepulchre serves as the centerpiece.
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School students were stopped in their tracks by a blindingly bright solar eclipse seen from Nelson this morning.
Nelson College students left the classroom to observe the eclipse - caused when the moon passes directly between Earth and the sun - which was at its most visible about 10.30am today. The eclipse was visible in New Zealand from 8.30am.
Nelson College science teacher Tristan Riley set up safe viewing platforms for students on school grounds, handing out special solar glasses and warning student not to look directly at the sun or they risked going blind.
From 9am science classes were able to look through a telescope or pin hole view - a special viewing platform made out of cardboard that showed the outline shadow of the eclipse. Clear skies gave students an excellent view.
''Wow, it's amazing,'' said 14-year-old student Chris Chamberlain.
''I thought everything would be completely black, but it's really bright, like an orange (glow).''
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Mr Riley was thrilled with students' response and said he was so excited about today's event that he was barely sleep last night.
''It's such a rare, special event showing the wonders of the world and space.''
Totality - the darkness that happens at the peak of the eclipse - lasted just over two minutes. Auckland began experiencing an 87 per cent eclipse from 9.18am, reaching maximum coverage at 10.28am, and ending at 11.44am.
The next eclipse with this amount of obscuration seen from New Zealand will not occur until 2028.
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LONGVIEW, Texas — Longview police soon could have new high-tech tools in the department's arsenal of crime-fighting equipment. At their regular meeting scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall, City Council members will consider approving two police grant applications: one for the purchase of a license plate reader and the other for a robot system that would be used by the Police Tactical Unit.
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Mainland Football will investigate allegations a match official was grabbed around the neck by a spectator after a premier league game in Christchurch, as Canterbury's winter of sporting dissent and discontent continues.
Last night, chief executive Mike Coggan said Mainland officials would act once reports were submitted on the incident at English Park after the Western-Cashmere Technical match on Saturday.
Match officials were verbally harassed by Western supporters after some controversial decisions in the match, won 4-1 by Cashmere Technical.
Two Western players were sent off after being yellow-carded while some club supporters objected to the officials' decision to award Cashmere Technical a penalty and allow a goal they claimed was offside. Frustrations spilled over after the final whistle with referee Isaac Trevis confronted by Western players after a post-match sending off of Alan Fergusson.
An altercation took place at the tunnel entrance to the English Park dressing rooms as Trevis and his two assistant referees (also known as linesmen) left the arena.
A bystander, who declined to be named, saw the incident. He said a "collision" occurred as the three match officials approached the tunnel.
"The [Western] supporter stood his ground - I don't think he moved across - and one of the linesmen bumped into him. The supporter took umbrage at that and grabbed him around the neck. "The spectator was then restrained by fellow supporters.
"It was a very sad incident," said the bystander, who felt the spectator's reaction was "way out of order". Another source said the linesman was "pretty cut up" after the incident.
The Press spoke to the spectator last night. He confirmed an incident had happened, but he refused to comment further.
Trevis - a national league official regarded as one of Canterbury's top football referees - also declined to discuss the matter.
He said it was being handled by Mainland Football referee development officer Wayne Stapley and referees committee chief Paul Dalziel.
Stapley, who was at the game but did not see the confrontation, said an incident did happen but he would not comment further because the match officials' reports had not yet been submitted.
Mainland Football's website listed Hayden McCabe and Cameron Gruschow as Trevis' assistant referees (or linesmen) with Wayne Elcock as the fourth official.
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Highlights: 9.12.13
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9.12.13 – Nationals 7, Mets 2
Stat of the Game: Ryan Zimmerman homered for the eighth time in his last 10 games, tying Jayson Werth for the team lead with 23 on the season.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Tanner Roark improved to 6-0 on the season, following 6.0 innings of two-run ball.
It Was Over When: Anthony Rendon swatted a solo shot in the ninth, as the Nationals out-homered the Mets, 13-0 on the series.
Highlights: 9.11.13
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9.11.13 – Nationals 3, Mets 0
Stat of the Game: Dan Haren limited the Mets to a single hit over six scoreless frames, striking out eight.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Ryan Zimmerman hit his fifth home run in as many games and Denard Span extended his hit streak to 22 games.
It Was Over When: Anthony Rendon added a pair of key insurance runs with a two-out, two-run double in the eighth.
Not A Minor Accomplishment
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The Washington Nationals farm system hasn't so much met expectations in 2013 as it's surpassed every one.
Ranked the No. 13 farm system overall in the preseason by Baseball America, the Nationals have surged to the third-best organizational record at 403-322 (.558) overall, trailing only Houston (.572) and San Francisco (.564). Three of Washington's seven affiliates are playoff-bound, with a fourth in a close division race.
None of this is entirely unexpected either. Under the guidance of President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Mike Rizzo, the Nats have gone from the Minor League cellar six years ago to a brief stint at No. 1 in last year's Baseball America preseason rankings. Not to mention that this farm system has cultivated such talent as Bryce Harper, Stephen Strasburg and Anthony Rendon. In fact, 11 players on Washington's active roster have come through its Minor League system.
Perhaps most remarkable has been the Gulf Coast League Nationals, which have notched the most impressive mark in all of professional baseball. Since the season began on June 21, the Rookie-level entry has gone 48-9 (.842), better than even the tremendous run by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who posted a 47-12 (.797) record in the same span. The GCL Nationals lead their division by 24.0 games, have 13 more wins than the next best team in the league, and clinched their playoff spot long ago.
Obviously, such a run requires more than just luck. The GCL Nationals are tops in the league in most meaningful statistical categories. Their 2.49 team ERA and .279 team batting average pace the field, while their 5.52 runs per game is more than six-tenths of a run better than the next closest total. They boast the league's leader and runner-up in ERA among qualifiers, 21-year-old righty Wander Suero (8-1, 1.65) and 20-year-old southpaw Hector Silvestre (7-0, 1.82). Righty Lucas Giolito, the Nationals' No. 2 prospect, drafted 16th overall out of high school in 2012, has returned from Tommy John surgery and was recently promoted to Short-Season Auburn in the New York-Penn League after notching a 2.78 ERA and 25 strikeouts over 22.2 innings in the Gulf Coast League.
Like the GCL Nats, the High-A Potomac Nationals have put up ridiculous numbers in the Carolina League. Potomac is 81-51 overall, having already locked up a playoff spot by winning the Northern Division's first-half championship with a 42-27 record. They're currently 7.5 games up on Lynchburg in the second half, and will earn home-field advantage in all three Carolina League Division Series contests if they secure the second half title as well.
Cutter Dykstra has helped pace Potomac on its most recent tear. During the P-Nats recent 10-game winning streak (August 10-20), the infielder racked up a .316/.447/.421 line. He also reached base in a league-best 29 games, putting together an 18-game hitting streak in the process. Meanwhile, right-hander Blake Schwartz is 11-4 with a 2.56 ERA and leads the league with a 1.03 WHIP.
The Low-A Hagerstown Suns (77-53) are also headed to the postseason, while the Double-A Harrisburg Senators (72-63) are a half-game up in their Eastern League division, where the top two teams reach the playoffs. The Suns are pacing the South Atlantic League with 5.03 runs per game, benefitting from a fairly balanced lineup. They've also recently added 2013 draft pick Jake Johansen, who was 1-1 with a 1.06 ERA and a 9.4 K/9 rate with Auburn. The Senators, meanwhile, boast a pitching staff that leads the league with a 3.46 ERA. Nationals third-rated prospect A.J. Cole — who earned the save in the 2013 Futures Game — is sitting at 3-2 with a 2.58 ERA since being promoted in late July.
Though the Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs have posted just a 65-72 record, they have their bright spots as well in prospects like Jeff Kobernus and Zach Walters. Kobernus served a brief stint in the big leagues and earned International League Player of the Week honors for the week of August 12-18. He leads the team and is second among Nationals farmhands with a .324 batting average. Walters, meanwhile, has slugged 29 home runs, 10 more than the next closest total in the organization. The infielder has posted a .531 slugging percentage on the season, especially impressive from the shortstop position.
Highlights: 8.10.13
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8.10.13 – Nationals 8, Phillies 5
Stat of the Game: Jayson Werth had three knocks, the last of which was a go-ahead, two-run home run for the 1000th hit of his career.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Tanner Roark recorded six outs on just 12 pitches for his first Major League win.
It Was Over When: Anthony Rendon's two-out, bases-loaded single in the seventh capped a five-run frame to put the game out of reach.
Anthony Rendon: Smile Like You Mean It
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The video below is supplemental bonus footage of Anthony Rendon's first Major League at-bat, featured in the Smile Like You Mean It cover article in Issue 10 of Inside Pitch. For the full story, be sure to pick up a copy this homestand at the the ballpark.
Krol, Rendon Host PLAY Clinic
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On Tuesday, Nationals trainers and players hosted the PLAY Clinic, in partnership with the Taylor Hooton Foundation and MLB Charities. PLAY, which stands for Promoting a Lifetime of Activity for Youth, is a public awareness campaign founded in 2004 by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society to promote a healthy lifestyle and encourage daily activity among youth.
"Childhood obesity was rising in the early 2000s and they were directly tying Type II diabetes to inactivity with kids," said PLAY campaign coordinator Zachary Reed, who hopes this clinic will encourage kids to be active for at least 60 minutes each day. "From the year 2000 to the year 2004, it had spiked. About 25% of kids were obese, so the campaign was founded to get kids out for some more activity."
More than 60 children from Kyle's Kamp and Ward 7 in Washington, D.C., were on hand at Nationals Park to learn about various topics including healthy eating, injury prevention and strength and conditioning, while also improving their baseball skills.
Brian Parker of the Taylor Hooton Foundation kicked off the clinic with a chalk talk about the dangers of steroid abuse. Head trainer Lee Kuntz then demonstrated proper stretching techniques in the Nationals bullpen to warm up the kids for the day's activities. Second baseman Anthony Rendon and pitcher Ian Krol also stopped by to share their daily routines with the children, from agility drills to the importance of staying hydrated.
"It's great that the kids are able to meet the players and see a little bit of what we do throughout the day. We hope to instill those [lessons] and get kids back into baseball," said Kuntz.
"They realized how important it is to get outside and be active," said Krol. "In this day and age, you see all the kids with electronics like iPads and they don't get to experience great things like sports and other activities."
One of those fun activities was their own Home Run Derby, the "grand finale and the fireworks" of the PLAY clinic, as Kuntz described it. For many kids, including the Kelley brothers – Jaden, 8, and Cristopher, 9 – the derby was their favorite part of the day.
It is now their charge to incorporate the invaluable lessons they learned in their everyday lives. "Stay healthy, drink water and eat vegetables," was Jaden's key takeaway from speaking with Rendon and Krol.
With the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy expected to open later this fall for youth in Wards 7 and 8, many of these PLAY clinic participants will have the opportunity to continue to learn and practice the fundamentals of baseball and softball while also taking part in health and educational programs.
Highlights: 7.14.13
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7.14.13 – Nationals 5, Marlins 2 (10 innings)
Stat of the Game: Denard Span had three hits including a pair of RBI-doubles, the last of which broke a 2-2 tie in the 10th inning.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Anthony Rendon also swatted two doubles, giving him 14 through his first 43 Major League games.
It Was Over When: Washington rode three consecutive two-out, RBI-hits in the top of the 10th to a three-run frame to win the final game before the All-Star break.
Back-to-Back, Back-to-Back
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After a pair of comeback attempts had come up just shy the previous two nights, the Nationals faced the tall order of trying to beat Cliff Lee Wednesday night in Philadelphia. That challenge appeared particularly daunting as Lee, named to the All-Star Game last week, entered the contest riding an eight-game winning streak, including a 4-2 decision just a few weeks prior over Washington at Citizens Bank Park.
After four scoreless innings to open the game, Lee sat at 135.2 innings pitched for the year, having allowed just nine home runs all season. He quickly got ahead of Anthony Rendon 0-2 to start the fifth. And then, out of nowhere, a quick flip of the rookie's wrists sent the next pitch into the first row in the left field bleachers. Two pitches later, Wilson Ramos rode an outside fastball to the opposite field and out for a solo shot of his own. Just like that, 2-0 Nationals.
But Washington wasn't done there. The very next inning, nearly the exact same scenario played out once more. Ryan Zimmerman fell behind 0-2 leading off the inning. Then he turned around an elevated fastball and crushed it to deep left-center to make it 3-0. Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz tossed Lee a new baseball, which Jayson Werth promptly deposited into the left field seats on the first pitch of his at-bat. Back-to-back home runs in back-to back-innings.
Of course, you may remember that Lee's only other game allowing multiple home runs this season was that start against the Nationals, when both Werth and Jeff Kobernus took him deep for the only Washington scoring of the game. But for those of you whose only knowledge of Lee has come from that other Nationals game, you may have a skewed view of just how stingy he normally is when it comes to the longball. By the end of the night, Lee had the following astounding split:
123.2 innings pitched vs. rest of the league – seven home runs
15.0 innings pitched vs. the Nationals – six home runs
That means the Philadelphia southpaw holds the rest of baseball to just 0.5 home runs per nine innings pitched. Meanwhile, the Nationals are averaging 3.6 big flies per nine frames against him.
With four games left on the final road swing before the All-Star break, it was a good sign that the Nationals have brought their newfound high-scoring offense on the road with them.
Highlights: 7.7.13
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7.7.13 – Nationals 11, Padres 7
Stat of the Game: Ryan Zimmerman hit his fourth career grand slam, an opposite field blast that broke a 1-1 tie and put the Nationals ahead for good.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Anthony Rendon also homered and matched his career high with three RBI.
It Was Over When: Washington added a four-run fifth inning following a six-run third frame to put the game away.
What to Watch for: 7.4.13
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Milwaukee Brewers (34-49) vs. Washington Nationals (42-42)
RHP Donavan Hand (0-1, 2.63) vs. RHP Taylor Jordan (0-1, 2.08)
Washington and Milwaukee close the Brewers lone visit to D.C. of the 2013 campaign with a matchup of two rookies with three combined career Major League starts. The Nationals get Wilson Ramos back from the disabled list for his first game since May 15 as they aim for the series split and attempt to move back above .500.
1. Span CF
2. Desmond SS
3. Harper LF
4. Zimmerman 3B
5. LaRoche 1B
6. Werth RF
7. Rendon 2B
8. Ramos C
9. Jordan RHP
Wilson Ramos returns to the Nationals for the first time in nearly two months, following a rehab assignment at High-A Potomac. Ramos batted .250 (12-for-48) with three doubles, two home runs and six RBI in 14 games before landing on the DL.
Anthony Rendon accounted for Washington's lone run last night, blasting his second Major League home run. The rookie is batting .330 (34-for-103) with 13 runs scored and eight RBI since his early June recall.
At 42-42, the Nationals own a .500 record for the 19th time this year (excluding season-opening 0-0 record). In recent weeks, the Nationals have sported almost methodical 27-27, 28-28, 29-29, 31-31, 32-32, 33-33, 34-34, 36-36, 37-37, 38-38, 39-39, 40-40 and 42-42 records.


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Wauneta Days was featured at the Chase County Museum Sunday with tables full of Wauneta photos and memorabilia. A Power Point presentation featuring historic photos of Wauneta's early farming families was played throughout the afternoon.
The yard of Tom and Lucille Klima was selected as the first recipient of the Yard of the Month honor for this year.
Beryl Knotwell and Barb Heinrichs spent Friday to Sunday at a Quilt Retreat in Bennington, Kan., north of Salina. The "Kansas Troubles Quilters" is hosted by Robert and Lynn Hagmeier who have a dorm-like facility and quilting machines and assessors to accommodate 16 quilters.
Elsie Becker and Doris Craig flew to Portland, Ore., on June 7, spending a couple of weeks with Duane, Monica and Jillian Longhofer at Vancouver, Wash., and Randy and Evelyn Madison at Labonon, Ore., Jim and Karla Williams and Vaughan at Tigard, Ore., and the Jason and Kelly McAfee family at Bend, Ore.
Shirley Bulger of Sparland, Ill., spent several days with her sister, Ann, and A.J. Knickerbocker. They had also been guests of Rod and Joy Wheeler and Wes and Marjorie Wheeler on different occasions.
Jack and Carol Maddux spent June 16-21 with daughter Mary and family in Walnut Creek, Calif., attending commencement exercises for grandson Gabriel Smith.
Precip for the week: .39 of an inch; high for the week: 96°on June 20, 21, 22 and 23; low: 62° on June 20, 24, 25, 26.
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Monday the temperature on the bank corner soared to 105°.
Creveling Funeral Home got a new look. The vines which covered the building were removed and the structure received a new stucco job.
Fifteen youngsters participated in the St. Jude's Bike-A-Thon in Wauneta Saturday.Scoutmaster Bill Bischoff and Curtis Christner conducted a bicycle safety check first. Total pledges amounted to $450 with Derek Gentert pedalling the farthest at 17 miles and collecting the most pledges at $92.30.
Lois and Marlin Wine were among those helping the Cermit Brown family clean up from the tornado damage Friday and Saturday.
Annette and Brian Klima went to Denver to pick up David Bird, then attended a wedding in St. Francis, Kan. David is on a 30-day leave from the Navy and will spend the time in Wauneta and Hamlet.
Glen and Edna Christensen and Grace Oliver were among fifty relatives and friends attending a dinner Saturday noon at the Eagles in Imperial in honor of Belle Fraiser's birthday. Slides of activities through her life were shown.
Mabel Scriven, Myrtle Hoff and Eddie and Rick Wilcox were guests of Dwight and Gladys Hoff in Imperial for Eddie's Saturday birthday.
Elinor and Glen Beneda of Lompoc, Calif., are houseguests of Esther and Robert Egle.
No precip for the week.
50 years ago this week
July 1, 1965
An informal dinner was held at the Masonic Temple June 22 in honor of the July 1 retirement of "Ted" E.R. Voorhees from the Wauneta Federal Land Bank Association. He was first employed with the bank in 1934.
Mrs. Louis Grimm was selected to head Wauneta's 1967 Nebraska State Centennial committee which was organized Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jeffries celebrated their 57th anniversary over the weekend. Their children, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bodeman of Fruita, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jeffries of Madrid, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chapman and family of San Diego, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries and family of Wauneta, were present.
Sunday, June 27 Mr. and Mrs. Warrie Walbridge celebrated their 40th anniversary at an open house at their home, hosted by daughter and husband, Dr. and Mrs. Bryce Shopp, with 180 friends and relatives signing the guest book.
A surprise cooperative housewarming dinner was held Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Alberts by their family on the completion and the remodeling of their home.
Fourteen MYF members from Mt. Zion and Wauneta and sponsors left early Saturday morning on a trip to the Black Hills. Highlight of the trip was the Passion Play at Spearfish, S.D. Other points of interest were visited. MYF members included Susan Hoff, Susan Skelton, Nancy Stock, Ruth DeHart, Kathleen McCallum, Vonna Moody, Linda Stock, Connie Dicke, Jerolyn, Karrol and John Kitt, Nik Sandman, Mike Ough, and Neil Christensen. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kitt, Sylvia Moody, Mrs. Bill Dicke, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Moody and Leland DeHart.
75 years ago this week
June 26, 1940
Robert Bradley reported on his attending Cornhusker Boys State.
Mrs. Edwin Rose and small son of Patterson, N.J., are guests in the R. E. Cocklin and M. W. Rose homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Manning held an open house Wednesday in honor of their 50th anniversary.
Monday Mr. and Mrs. H. Dicke were pleasantly surprised when Mr. and Mrs. Fetti and Mr. Weidenkamp, Paul and Bertha Fetti, all of Crete and Ernest Fetti of Dubuque, Iowa, came for a visit.
100 years ago this week
July 1, 1915
Sunday was a fine day - no rain. Monday p.m. had a "gully washer" - about 2 in. of water fell.
Some of our alleys need cleaning up pretty badly.
The big grader is fixing our city streets.
The shooting of large fire crackers should not be allowed on the main streets on the 3rd. And other days should be cut out.
Sam West returned from his trip to Mo. Tuesday.
The Stratton ball team was over Tuesday. Score 2-8 in favor of Wauneta. The ball boys went to Imperial Wednesday and the Imperial nine bested them 6 to 3.
The ladies and girls are complaining about the language that is used on the ball ground. Cut it out boys, providing you want the ladies to attend.
125 years ago this week
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June 23, 2005
The Wauneta Village Board gave its approval for the construction of a new cellular phone tower for Viaero Wireless to be constructed on a hill on the southeast edge of Wauneta.
Morse-Smith family members held their annual Father's Day gathering over the weekend with over 100 present with activities at the Imperial park, the Wes and Marjorie farm, Wauneta park and the Champion Community Center.
Descendants of Henry and Bertha Haarberg met at the Zion Lutheran Church in Imperial for their 17th annual reunion with 83 present.
Karen Christner attended the LWML National Convention in Tampa, Fla., attending board meetings and activities.Over 3,000 attended with about 50 attending from the Nebraska South District.
June Cox was guest of honor at a coffee at the Wauneta Senior Center for her 80th birthday. Family gathered at the home of Bev and Dan Curd at Ogallala over the weekend to celebrate her birthday.
Bob and Coke Troudt met Shelly and Dan Clem, Dick and Cookie Clem and Brian and Brandon O'Neil at Hell's Canyon, Ore., for a fishing trip.
Jeff and Kay Maxfield of Taylorville, Ill., spent several days with Raymond Maxfield and visited with other relatives, Jim and Connie Maxfield, Dorthy and Mary Dudek, Merrell Maris, Lowell and Myra Grimm and Jackie Medcalf while here.
Precip for the week: .03 of an inch. High for the week: 88° on June 19; low: 49° on June 13.
Closing grain markets: from Frenchman Valley Co-op: wheat-3.04; corn-2.05; milo-1.81; sunflowers-9.50; from the Palisade Elevator: wheat-3.02; corn-2.03; milo-3.25; soybeans-6.85.
June 21, 1990
Stockholders of the Farmers Co-op Exchange of Wauneta narrowly approved a resolution to sell their assets to the Frenchman Valley Co-op of Imperial. A total of 120 of the 364 eligible stockholders cast ballots with 84 approving the sale with 34 opposing with four votes necessary to meet the two-thirds majority requirement.
Janel Applegarth, Miss Southwest Nebraska, made it into the finals of the Miss Nebraska Scholarship pageant in North Platte last Saturday. She achieved her goal of making it into the top nine. Michelle Ebadi of Omaha was crowned Miss Nebraska 1990.
Tornadoes ripped through southwest Nebraska Friday night. Wauneta escaped damage but an area about two miles wide and 20 miles long northwest of Stratton to northwest of Culbertson was devastated. Wauneta teacher Cermit Brown who lives about a mile north of the Hwy. 6-34 junction was among those losing their home in the tornado.
Loren Nordhausen, Justin and Jonica of Austin, Texas, spent the weekend with Ora Nordhausen, visiting other relatives and friends.
Marvin and Arlene Large spent five days in the Portland and Salem, Ore., area attending the Laird family reunion and visiting relatives.
Junior and Margie Kitt and Everett and Lola Alsbury returned Thursday from a three-week trip that took them to Junior's Army reunion at Statesville, N.C., through South Carolina and Florida.
Precip for the week: .34 of an inch; for 1990 to date: 10.10 inches.
Grain Markets: wheat-3.06/bu.; corn-2.60/bu.; milo-3.95/cwt; soybeans-5.40/bu.; oats-1.00.
June 24, 1965
Connie Dicke and Raymond Gunderson returned from attending Girls' and Boys' State. Attending from Palisade were Susan Carse and Jerry Post.
Jack Sandman and Cecil Steckman were re-elected to three year terms on the Wauneta District 31 Grade School board. Duane Burham who was appointed to replace Chet Balius was re-elected to fulfill the remaining two years.
Nine members of the Wauneta Explorers Post 98 helped with the Pioneer Oregon Trail Trek last Saturday and Sunday. They handled all traffic control, parking of cars, emergency car help and prepared the Trek campfire in Bridgeport Saturday night. The trek started at Front Street in Ogallala and followed the Oregon Trail as closely as possible with major stops and historical talks along the trail, ending at the Scotts Bluff National Monument. They were guests of Ranger Harris on a trip to the top of Scotts Bluff and through the museum. Scouts were Ed Arenz, John Kitt, Larry Kitt, Don Polly, Steve Applegarth, John Romine, Mike Ough, Bill Ough, Neil Christensen, and Post Advisor E. N. Berry.
Approximately 73 persons attended a trail ride during the weekend. There were 45 horses with some parents and children arriving in cars. They started from Wayne Smiths and rode to Enders Dam where they had a hamburger fry and spent the night at the Ike's cabin. After a worship service Sunday they rode to the Victor Haarberg farm and enjoyed a picnic.
Nancy Stock, was chosen to represent the Theta Rho Clubs of Nebraska, on the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth.
Jim Carlson and friend, Walter Grove of Long Beach, Calif., were Monday overnight guests in the Dr. C. Robert Carlson home, leaving for Boulder, Colo., Tuesday afternoon.
June 19, 1940
Last week Wauneta saw its worst flood in 50 years. The first flood waters came Thursday evening with a cloudburst at 6:30. By 7:00 the Frenchman River came over its bank and streets were running full of water. By 8:00 families on the east side of the river were asked to leave their homes. By Friday morning the water was receding but a warning came from Champion that a wall of water was on its way. By 10:45 water was waist-high on main street. Basements of stores filled with water to a foot of water on the main floors. Homes with basements filled and some foundations collapsed, new river channels were cut, railroad tracks were washed out east and west of town. Damage estimates went beyond $200,000.
At the town board meeting Monday evening, a number of citizens met to discuss drainage problems and preventative measures. An engineer's advise will be sought.
Robert Bradley returned Saturday from Boys' State where he was Wauneta's representative.
Dr. Edward Person and family of Montana are guests this week of his mother, Mrs. A. Person and brother, Jay and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox and family and Mrs. Fox's mother of Joplin, Mo., are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox and Mrs. Nora Fox.
June 24, 1915
The Wauneta Equity Union has purchased the Shannon Elevator. Mr. Shannon was here Saturday and closed the deal. The price was $6,500. This looks like the Equity meant business.
Sixteen rural school districts in Chase County with a total school population of 138 and 120 square miles voted to consolidate and build a high school which will be in Lamar.
Rain and hail Wednesday night. Fields and gardens look pretty sick.
Gooseberries at Wm. Ough's.
The big grader is working on the south hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Stinnette visited Tom Stinnette's Sun.
W. Hartzer and family autoed to Stratton and back Sunday and viewed some of the fields that were hailed out.
Wauneta will celebrate Saturday, July 3.
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- Will not be like 3rd edition: Simple, Paizo has that market in the bag. People don't play Pathfinder because there is nothing else to play. If they really wanted D&D's 3.5 then they would play it. People play Pathfinder because it gives them what they want.
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With 4th edition not lasting as long as was expected and it essentially being one of the shortest editions, I really wouldn't see Wizards trying to mimic much from that edition. Like any new edition, there will be some things carried over that may have not been really defined by a particular edition. I could be completely wrong about this but this is how I feel about the whole thing.
I also think they will back up from the digital age a bit. DDI was very convenient but it wasn't very practical because you would have people who never needed to buy a book and could play D&D just by spending a few quid a month. It's one of those situations where it's great for the customer but bad for the business and when it becomes bad for the business it eventually becomes bad for the customer because it can't be sustained.


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Vijay Mallya's battle with Diageo PLC to retain chairmanship at United Spirits is being compared to wrestling. Here are some WWE moves that can salvage Mallya.
Just before the the start of the Sanofi India shareholders meeting at Mumbai's YB Chavan Centre, Vijay Mallya's team brought a better cushioned chair for him.
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Diageo has asked Vijay Mallya to step down as Chairman and Director of the Indian liquor firm, a demand he outrightly rejected.
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Colin McCarthy will miss at least a week after hurting his right hamstring, and coach Mike Munchak says the middle linebacker will not play in Tennessee's preseason opener Thursday against Washington. McCarthy practiced with the first-team defense Wednesday for the first time this year, but he was out Thursday and had an MRI exam. Munchak said Friday that it's frustrating for McCarthy and the Titans and whether the linebacker is out longer than week remains to be seen. McCarthy says he thinks the injury resulted from the ankle he had surgery on earlier this offseason. A defensive captain a year ago, McCarthy was limited to only seven games in 2012 by a concussion and injured ankle. Center Fernando Velasco left practice with an allergic reaction to something he ate.
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