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A friend introduced me to here during school and have only really had one thing, the sweet potato! Great take out.
Tucked into a little strip mall, I am very glad I decided to give it a try.
Fresh, flavourful and many many options
Had a lackluster visit before and decided to give them another try for dinner.
Synopsis - go south for better Japanese fare - coz it ain't to be had at either Koi Sushi or here.
Had the shaahimi don - sashimi over rice.
Place was pretty quiet so comp miso soup and salad was served quickly. Soup nice and hot...
Nothing major to tell. Basic decor. No landscaping to outdoor entrance. No patio.
But sushi was good...but nothing more that you would get at your fave sushi place at home
Small little place, good prices, nice people to serve you. But no atmosphere really.
Always fresh and excellent service. Last review seems a bit suspicious with 4 previous reviews of the OTHER place.
Anyways, you be the judge because we love Aji Sushi!
This place was a waste of time and money. Next time even on a full stomach I will go to koi sushi on atherley. For the price I pay for one roll at aji I can have all you can eat at koi for 13.99. And yes they do charge for green tea but japanese brown rice tea is free...
We haven't been disappointed yet. The service is always fast and the staff very polite. The prices are reasonable, and you get quite a bit of food for your money - always a hot pot of green tea when you sit down, and then miso soup, salad and entree. Everything tastes fresh and delicious, prepared when you order it. We...
My husband and I enjoy sushi regularly. This restaurant served fresh and tasty combinations of sushi and other dishes.
We ordered more after tasting to enjoy at home later.
Vegetable Tempura
Sake (Salmon) Sashimi
Red Dragon Maki
Im a regular at the resturant and always welcomed with open arms. Great family that own it. Wonderful people. Great place :)
Went on a Sunday when I am the only customer at 130 pm or so. Had various sushi rolls which were totally unimpressive - rice was falling apart before hitting the mouth, and pollock obviously used in place of crab. Waitress more engaged with chatting with the chef than serving. Only saving grace is the miso soup. Sadly - confirms...
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Mixologists from the two rival cities, Boston and New York, have created some signature Super Bowl cocktails. Fox News has done a round up of the best of these drinks with the hope that it will boost team spirit. Which cocktail will you be shaking up this Sunday?
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1 Ounce Patrón Silver
1/2 Ounce Elderflower Liquor
1 Ounce fresh Lime
1/4 Ounce orange juice
1/4 Ounce Agave nectar
2-3 Dashes of Tabasco
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A viral video posted by the San Francisco Bay Guardian purported to show a confrontation between a "Google" employee and local protestors, but the man was later outed as a labor activist. sfbg.com
The UpTake: A viral video captured during a protest in San Francisco against Google's use of public bus stops for its private shuttle seemed to perfectly capture the simmering class tension between the city's wealthy tech employees and the victims of gentrification. In it a "Google" employee chastises the protestors and tells them to get better paying jobs. Various media outlets quickly latched onto the story. Except the man in the video wasn't a Google employee at all, but a local activist impersonating a tech worker.
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Curried Fish Casserole
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|Frozen fish fillets
|16 Ounce (1 Package)
|Chopped onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|Canned condensed cream of mushroom soup/Cream of celery soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Curry powder
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
|Shredded cheddar cheese/American / swiss cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Canned french style green beans
|16 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Soft bread crumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon, melted
Cook fish according to package directions; drain.
Break into chunks.
Cook onion in 2 tablespoons butter till tender.
Add soup, milk, curry, pepper, and 1/2 cup of the cheese; stir till cheese melts.
Combine fish and beans in 10x6x2-inch baking dish.
Pour soup mixture over.
Mix remaining cheese, crumbs, and 1 tablespoon melted butter; sprinkle atop.
Bake in 375° oven for 20 to 25 minutes.
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Caroline Wozniacki started the year on top of the world rankings and as the glamorous cover girl of women's tennis but on Wednesday a humiliating first-round defeat at Wimbledon completed her fall from grace.
A smouldering image of the Dane, dressed in black and with her blonde mane flying around her face, is plastered across the cover of this year's WTA guide with the strapline "Strong is Beautiful".
It is an honour she earned for finishing 2011 as the world's best women's player but on Wednesday, the ugly mistakes in her game could not be airbrushed away as she suffered her earliest loss at Wimbledon when she was humbled 5-7 7-6 6-4 by Tamira Paszek.
To add to her woes, seventh seed Wozniacki should have wrapped up the match in straight sets as she had two match points at 6-5 in the second, only to see the Austrian go for broke with some daredevil shots.
Paszek saved one with a forehand that grazed the baseline and then clipped the sideline on the second with a vicious backhand.
The 21-year-old Pazek, who could have represented a number of countries as her parents have links to Tanzania, Kenya, Canada and Chile, left Wozniacki all tongue-tied and befuddled in the third set as the Dane ran out of ideas and bowed out after three hours 12 minutes.
"(It) really sucks when you lose. Especially after having two match points and not taking them. It wasn't because I played badly. She just went for it, and that's it," a rather tetchy Wozniacki, who has yet to win one of the four majors, told reporters.
"I just need to move forward. You can't dwell in your past but move forward, look forward. That's it."
Asked what her plans were for moving forward, she replied: "To be honest, I haven't really thought about it."
While Pazek proved that her win at Eastbourne at the weekend was no fluke, Wozniacki was left to ponder yet another flop show as she has now gone 10 months without a title.
During that time, she has launched a women's underwear range and jetted around the world with her boyfriend Rory McIlroy, the 2011 U.S. Open golf champion.
If she was hoping to get tips from McIlroy on how to bounce back, she is unlikely to get much help as he has missed four cuts in his last five events and has also lost his own top ranking.
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President Obama hasn't answered questions from the White House Press Corp in months, yet gave an exclusive interview and unprecedented access to Entertainment Tonight last week. Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace asked former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs yesterday why President Obama has shown such a lack of transparency when it comes to his press corp and also asked about Obama's secrecy surrounding Operation Fast and Furious.
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During the middle- and high-school years, homework gets more intense and grades start to matter more.
At the same time, teens face a lot of other big changes. They're adjusting to the physical and emotional effects of puberty, while busy social lives and sports commitments gain importance, and many also take part-time jobs.
Parents can play a crucial role in helping teens handle these challenges and succeed in school by lending a little help, support, and guidance, and by knowing what problems demand their involvement and which ones require them to hang back.
Make sure your teen has a quiet, well-lit, distraction-free place to study. The space should be stocked with paper, pencils, a calculator, dictionary, thesaurus, and any other necessary supplies. It should be away from distractions like TVs, ringing phones, and video games.
Your teen may prefer to retreat to a private space to work rather than study surrounded by parents and siblings. Grant that independence, but check in from time to time to make sure that your teen hasn't gotten distracted.
If your teen needs a computer for assignments, try to set it up in a common space, not in a bedroom, to discourage playing video games, chatting with or emailing friends, or surfing the Internet for fun during study time. Also consider parental controls, available through your Internet service provider (ISP), and software that blocks and filters any inappropriate material.
Find out which sites teachers are recommending and bookmark them for easy access. Teach your teen how to look for reliable sources of information and double-check any that look questionable.
When it comes to homework, be there to offer support and guidance, answer questions, help interpret assignment instructions, and review the completed work. But resist the urge to provide the right answers or complete assignments.
It can be difficult to see your kids stressed out over homework, especially when there's a test or important deadline looming. But you can help by teaching them the problem-solving skills they need to get through their assignments and offering encouragement as they do.
More tips to help make homework easier for your teen:
Especially in the later grades, homework can really start to add up and become harder to manage. These strategies can help:
Don't wait for report cards to find out that there are problems at school. The sooner you intervene, the sooner you can help your teen get back on track.
Make sure your teen knows that you're available if there's a snag, but that it's important to work independently. Encourage effort and determination — not just good grades. Doing so is crucial to motivating your kids to succeed in school and in life.
With a little support from parents, homework can be a positive experience for teens and foster lifelong skills they'll need to succeed in school and beyond.
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Date reviewed: September 2013
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This game is seriously amazing! No tutorial nonsense, no hand-holding, no BS. It's just hardcore adorableness and brain melting puzzle solving in a gorgeous world! And with so much love put into little details ...
If you've got a Wii U right now and are crying over having nothing to play (which is crazy considering a gang of cool games just came out), then hop on the eShop and get Toki Tori 2 while it's still on sale (10% off for a few weeks, don't know the exact cut-off date right now).
I can totally see how this would not look appealing just going by screenshots but this Metroidvania/puzzle game is just too good to pass up!
Oh, it also has a hilarious launch trailer!
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214 Fort Hill Road has a Walk Score of 15 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Merritt Park, Mystic River Historic District and Sutton Park.
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Winter 2012
Winter has finally arrived here in the Valley. We are getting our first rainfall since the untimely rain in October of 2011 at the tail end of harvest. Speaking of harvest, we have finally put all our 2011 vintages down to barrels and are now busy racking older vintages and prepping for a winter bottling in February. Not much fruit from the 2011 vintage, but, really great qaulity.
The current wine club shipment for January is the 2007 "Two Red Heads" named for winemaker Scott Chafen's two daughters. The wine is a blend of 50% Syrah, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 20% Cabernet Franc.
To our club members and special guests, call ahead to make arrangements for our VIP group treatment. Barrel tastings and tours can be arranged by request. Our hospitality facilities are available for small corporate events and celebrations, and all details are available by calling us at 707-942-5771.
We look forward to seeing you soon, "The Dutch Henry Gang"
2015 Dutch Henry Harvest Party - September 26th from 6 to 9 pm
Live Johnny Cash Cover Band-The Cash Prophets! Whole applewood smoked pig, with all the fixings! Barrel tasting in the cave dining room!
Them Travelin' Birds - Saturday, October 25th from 1:30-4:30
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To our loyal Dutch Henry Gang Club Members, the first shipment of 2013 is the ripe and racy 2007 Dutch Henry "Terrier Station" Mount Veeder Syrah…
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cynan wrote:But as far as I could tell, you don't even get any sensitivity adjustments without Synapse. Therefore if you're not happy with the default low DPI or polling rate for navigating Windows (as in my case) and want to have the benefits of a higher sensitivity device - which is presumably a big part of the reason why you spent the money on a gaming mouse - then you are SOL without Synapse.
If you don't want to bother with these features, then why not just buy a $20 mouse in the first place?
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DancinJack wrote:I got the mouse pretty cheap, and like I said previously I really like the ergonomics. I'm willing to spend 40 bucks on a mouse that I really like instead of 20 on something that isn't as comfortable and usable for me.
DancinJack wrote:I completely understand what you're saying. I just think you should try alternate solutions to try and steer clear of that awful software.
ChronoReverse wrote:Sounds terrible. I'm glad I'm still using the old driver for my DeathAdder that doesn't need that. Definitely crossing Razer off my list when this mouse breaks.
At least Google comes up with the drivers: http://genus-industri.us/wp/2012/02/28/razer-synapse/ (scroll down).
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ShopNBC to Bring Jobs to Bowling Green
Updated: 05/22/2007 - Additional jobs could be coming to Bowling Green, Ky., after ShopNBC decides to consolidate it's two distribute centers into one.
Updated: 05/22/2007 - Additional jobs could be coming to Bowling Green, Ky., after ShopNBC decides to consolidate it's two distribute centers into one.
Updated: 05/22/2007 - To view election information and results on the web click here.
Updated: 05/22/2007 - A local pharmacist gives his opinion on a recent medical report in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Posted: 05/22/2007 - One of the most popular sites on the internet bowed to legal pressure on May 22, 2007.
Posted: 05/22/2007 - A hotel in downtown Louisville, Ky., has been axed from plans for the new Louisville arena.
Posted: 05/22/2007 - Senators are expected to debate a bi-partisan immigration bill for the next two weeks. Comprehensive immigration legislation would be a major victory for President Bush in his second term, but how would it affect the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants currently living in the U.S.?
Posted: 05/22/2007 - You certainly can't blame the weather for keeping you from voting today. Despite the sunny forecast, Secretary of State Trey Grayson predicts 85 percent of Kentucky's registered voters won't even bother going to the polls.
Updated: 05/22/2007 - With Memorial Day just around the corner, folks who make much of their money from tourists at Lake Cumberland are holding their breaths! They're worried tourists think there's not enough water for boaters this summer, but on May, 21, 2007, the state wanted to prove, that's not the case.
Updated: 05/22/2007 - Recently, the Logan County Board of Education voted unanimously to put a new elementary school on Kentucky 100.
Posted: 05/21/2007 - A Japanese microscope monitor company announced the launch of a micro video-screen device on May 21, 2007, set to "turn commuting hell into a heavenly experience," according to the company's technical chief.
Posted: 05/21/2007 - Could work actually make you fitter? You might think it unlikely as you sit in your office slumped in front of your computer, but a new desk designed at the Mayo Clinic could give you a proper work out.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - The gubernatorial candidates have been campaigning in our area the last couple of weeks and are continuing right up to the May 2007 Primary.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - An immigration reform bill could mean big changes in the nation's economy.
Updated: 06/04/2007 - Last week on Adventures in Kentucky, I took to the skies for a gut wrenching ride with a retired Navy pilot. Tonight I'll stick to the ground and brings a family member along as he camps in the park at Mammoth Cave.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - Kentucky State Police need your help to find a registered sex offender who has failed to comply with the requirements of the registry and is a persistent felony offender.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - Summer is just around the corner and Memorial Day marks the traditional kick-off the vacation season. Traveling will cost more money this year, but it's not deterring vacationers.
Posted: 05/21/2007 - President Bush had harsh words for Senate Democrats on May 21, 2007.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - The primary election is just one day away and gubernatorial candidates are making their last minute rounds throughout the state.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - There were no injuries in a dramatic rescue on the Kentucky River on May 20, 2007, but the houseboat involved is still teetering atop a Franklin County dam.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - A 15-year-old Kentucky girl has died in an Ohio River jet ski incident.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - Spring and summer are the most popular months for couples to get engaged. Traditionally, a diamond ring symbolizes a couple's love; a love that will last a lifetime. These days, diamonds aren't the only stone used for engagement rings. There's a gemstone that's just as hard, just as brilliant, and has more fire than a diamond.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - A Minnesota man jumped from a plane sixty times to celebrate his birthday this weekend.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - Sunday on ABC's "This Week", Senate Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell said any bill with a date for withdrawal would not pass the senate.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - National Safe Boating Week began on Saturday and local authorities plan to make the waterways as safe as possible.
Updated: 05/21/2007 - A Hart County murder case has been set for trial for August 22, 2007.


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Stretch-Goal Gem 1926-S Buffalo Nickel1926-S 5C MS65 PCGS Secure. There are few Buffalo nickel issues that most collectors would agree on as the "absolute key" to the series; just as is the case with other contemporaneous series, say Lincoln cents from 1909-1933, so much depends on condition, and demand for a coin in that condition. While we are offering a 1913-S Type Two in MS67 in the present Signature sale, many collectors could never hope to own such a coin, and will cheerfully opt for a nice Choice or Gem example at a fraction of the price that incredible coin will bring.
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Extraordinary Eye Appeal
The situation is much the same with the early Lincoln cents. A Gem Red or near-Gem Red 1909-S VDB is considered "a key" to the series; even if not a rarity in any absolute sense, it is a coin, and in a condition, in which there is tremendous demand. Most collectors will never attempt, however, to put together a set of early Lincolns or classic Buffalo nickels in MS67. Even if they made the attempt, such a set is not, and will never be, completable.
On the other hand -- Gem condition is a level that many collectors strive for to complete their series, a stretch goal, admittedly, whether the collection be Morgan dollars, Lincoln cents, Buffalo nickels ... the list goes on and on.
The 1926-S Buffalo nickel is one such stretch goal in Gem condition, but the present example is certainly a coin that will make the multitudes of series fans give it due consideration. Like the 1913-S alluded to above, members of PCGS CoinFacts can see a depiction of this Gem on that website in the featured position. The beautifully toned surfaces display ice-blue centers surrounded by golden-rose at the margins of each side. Terrific, softly frosted mint luster prevails throughout. The strike is sharp while not quite full, showing minor high-point softness on each side. The only mentionable distractions -- and they are minor -- are a couple of dark flecks visible with a loupe, one in the center of the Indian's cheek and two lesser ones behind and below the mouth. The eye appeal is nonetheless extraordinary. Population: 12 in 65, 0 finer (9/12).(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 22S7, PCGS# 3959)
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Has anyone else had this problem.
I bought a 4gb Integra micro sd card and was able to transfer information from my computer onto the micro sd card (through a T-Flash card reader) with no problem.
Now however the computer doesn't recognise it.
I have bought a new Mikomi carder reader and new 1gb Kingston card just in case either was faulty and still the computer doesn't recognise any combination of them.
With the Mikomi card reader the computer assigns a drive letter, but says the card needs formatted. When I try and format the card, it says there is no disc in the drive.
My system is Windows XP Professional, Operating system Version 5.1.2600.
I have looked in Device Manager and everything seems to be enabled, but dont really know enough about systems to be messing around with them.
I have turned the computer off, unpluged and then started up again with no effect.
Is this something that can be fixed, and if so any recommendations of who to fix it.
Then I would head on over to windows update to make sure that you have the latest updates. I would choose to install all custom ones too for a situation like this.
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Thank you both for your advice.
I tried the card readers on another computer. The T-Flash card reader was not recognised by the other computer. The Makomi card reader was assigned a drive letter, but the disk could not be read.
I tried the Kingston micro sd card adapter in my computer's sd card reader and it worked. The Integra sd card adapter does not. But now, my sd card from my camera, which I have never had any problem with before, is not recognised the sd card reader on my computer!
I have updated all the windows programs and software.
Dont know why some are working and some are not. It seems strange, but looks like I might just have to live with it.
I've had a similar problem with a T-flash reader - worked fine then suddenly stopped. Is recognised as a USB device but has a yellow circle/black exclamation mark against it in the Device Manager. No amount of coaxing or registry cleaning go to back and it wouldn't work on other PCs either.
I'm theorising that inserting a T-flash card into the reader, while it was plugged in, has somehow managed to short out something rendering it unuseable.
Lesson learned - bought new reader and now remove the reader when swapping T-flash cards.


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Not to get off topic too far, but when you set up an electronic mail service like Endicia you get commercial rates. I haven't paid USPS counter rates in many years. When I insure my international packages they seem to not get lost as much also.
I haven't liked the direct cooking in a can so far, seems like too much heat is wasted. The simmer version works perfect with a shallow 8" pan. I like quick meals sometimes like Hormel Chili and the simmer version is great for that. So far, the simmer version gets the most use. I went on a week long trip with both types and cooked daily. I like the option of having them on a motorcycle but, I don't think I'll throw out my canister stove.
When back packing I feel the alcohol stove is the way to go since the weight lowers as you burn fuel and there is no heavy bottles or stove for that matter. These are so light in weight yet still sturdy enough! No parts or o-rings to mess up. These stoves are very light and durable. A very good choice for back packs and any type of bug out bag.
These stoves are a must have IMO, great price, durable unlike a penny stove version, so light they can stay with your bike all the time. They can serve as a back up or a quick way to warm water for drinks. The biggest advantage is the 100% clean burn. No white gas small, no butane smell, no canisters, no pumps, no leaking seal on your canister stove because you didn't check the o-ring.... just pure K.I.S.S. thinking.
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Myron E. Ullman, III Appointed to Saks Board of Directors
Retailer Saks Incorporated ("Saks" or the "Company") announced that Myron E. (Mike) Ullman, III, 66, has been appointed to the Company's Board of Directors effective today. He also will serve on the Audit and Corporate Governance Committees of the Company's Board of Directors.
Mr. Ullman is a highly experienced retail industry executive who has led large consumer and luxury goods businesses both domestically and internationally over the past thirty years.
In February 2012, Mr. Ullman retired as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of J.C. Penney Company, Inc., after serving in those positions since December 2004. Prior to that, he served as Directeur General of the world's largest luxury group, LVMH Moet Hennessey Louis Vuitton, in Paris; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DFS Group Limited, the world's leading travel retailer; and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of R.H. Macy & Co., Inc. Mr. Ullman's prior retail experience also includes leading Wharf Holdings Ltd. in Hong Kong and posts at Federated Department Stores earlier in his career. In addition, he previously served as a White House Fellow in the Reagan Administration, Vice President of Business Affairs at the University of Cincinnati, and an International Account Manager for IBM Corporation.
Mr. Ullman currently serves on the boards of directors of Starbucks Corporation (SBUX) and the COFRA Group headquartered in Zug, Switzerland and as Deputy Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. He is also an advisor to the board of directors of the Retail Industry Leaders Association and is a past Chairman of the National Retail Federation. Mr. Ullman is also Chairman of the Board of Mercy Ships International, a global medical and human services charity. He previously served as a director of Ralph Lauren Corporation; Taubman Centers, Inc.; LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton; Federated Department Stores; and Segway, LLC.
Stephen I. Sadove, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Saks, commented, "We are extremely pleased that Mike Ullman has joined our Board of Directors. His exceptional retail and luxury goods experience and his strategic business background will make him an outstanding contributor to our Board."
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There's alot of poor/misinformation in this article.. Let me start with what I agree with:
- the deffinitely should have put a bit more effort into weapon models.. They really do look the same (by class)
- big agree on progression rates, though you should hve mentioned light assault as well as infiltrator.. Light assault suffers from the same problem as infiltrator as capping points and blowing generators are a poor method of exp gain (although invaluable to the team). And yes medics and engineers get tons of exp from healng/repairing and this SHOULD NOT BE NERFED!!!!! The solution is to provide greater incentive for LA and Infil to sneak into bases and take out generators, lets say you get a sizable bonus when you flip a base for each generator, hack, point conversion you did.
- finally, also agree on weapon functionality.. Most weapons do not vary enough to make it worthwhile in buying new ones.. Vast majority of players can stick with starting infantry guns and do perfectly fine with major exception if you arnt NC infiltrator, u need a bolt action rifle
- agree heavies bring massive firepower to battle.. Damage reduction is incredibly overpowered to the point where its easily the single most played class and it actually becomes refreshing to get sniped.. LMGs have retardedly low recoil (tr and nc) and can easily counter-snipe an infiltrator
Now to the bad parts of the article:
- ur progression complaint, i addressed that above
- only certain small arms can damage aircraft and only at VERY LOW altitudes to the point where if they are that low they are going down anyway, your statement was incredibly misleading
- max suits: yes dual bursters are very effective AA, but a new player doesnt have access to them right away without spending cash (they are 1000 certs)... You have a fixed left arm anti-infantry and a choice of aa/anti vehicle for ur right. And while i'm at it i should mention that the anti-vehicle max weapon is not great, single shot at a time does ~10% of a tank Hp.
- talking about anti-vehicles as infantry.. Only heavies are currently highly effective. C4 is a joke.. Needs a serious buff considering the difficulty in getting up close enough to plant it on a vehicle or perhaps a cert to increase throwing/planting range. Similarily, engineer anti- vehicle mines need a buff.. A tank rolling over 2 mines doesnt die. Now i don't want to make armor useless by buffing the crap out of all anti-vehicle infantry items, but the fact that you typically get blown away far away if u are anything other than a heavy means other means need buffs either in terms of power, or massive exp bonus for being successfull despite the odds.
- suppression system is just an awful idea for PS2.. It would result in rediculous cert gains. And i'm really not sure what your point is about accuracy.. Your crosshair jumps all over the place while ur getting shot and explosions really shake the crosshair which theres plenty of.
Something you didnt mention at all which is critical to infanty and FPS games is hitboxes!! They are fairly well done for a brand new game! When you aim for the head you get a headshot and no 'random' headshots from a shot 3 feet up and to the right of a head! Havnt seen a single complaint in-game about hitboxes either (dont read forums).
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Originally posted by FrodoFragins
You don't really need an amazing computer to play. I am running it with a cheapo ($150 last year) Geforce 560 and a $60 AMD quad core proc with 8gb of ram and i am running 30-70 fps with everything on high except shadows.
I have a laptop with a good I7 proc and a Geforce 360m and it is marginal on that. I have to turn everything low to get 15-35 fps. Still playable unless it is a crazy 200+ people fight (which there are a lot of)
They have a deal right now on Tigerdirect for a Geforce 650 for $80!
I would say that the feel of the game is somewhere between BF3 and COD Black Ops when it comes to the guns. Not as weak and floaty as BF3 but not as accurate and crisp as Counterstrike. More like COD.
The fact that most weapons are not really upgrades but different feeling weapons makes the game pretty balanced no matter what your time in the game is.
For a free download it is certainly worth trying.
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Joined: 10/27/10
Confusing use of time...(311 song lyric)
To start, the game is FREEEEE! FREEEEE FOLKS! FREEEEE! I never played planetside 1 but i had heard of it. It intrigued me enough that when I saw this was for free I jumped on it.
Coming from a love of both MMO's and FPS's I am really enjoying this game.
At first it was massively confused with where I should be going, what objectives I should be going for and mainly what all the menu options were. Rest assured if you keep playing everything will get much much easier to the point that you get more strategic with the choices you make. I.E. your team could use some armor, so you spawn back over at base A, set your waypoint so you can find your way back, and bring the pain on the mofos to take the base.
I enjoy how you unlock things with points as opposed to the typical usage unlock for weapons and scopes like BF3 or COD. Really helps you customize your character.
that being said the character variety really only comes after you pony up $$$$ for asthetics. Want that sweet armor? $$$$ cha ching! Want a cool looking face? $$$$ cha ching!
The gun hit box feels good so far and I have had my fair share of kills vs. deaths so I definitely feel affective in fights and the more I get used to things the more affective I feel.
Things that bug me a bit are not being able to see the icons (through the terrain) for class change terminals too well, flying controls don't feel tight enough to me currently. This might just be from my setup so i'll have to see.
The game would definitely benefit new players with a comprehensive tutorial.
Also certain parts of the menu system could stand to be more streamlined and less of a bear to view.
In closing I have to say that I'm pretty impressed with just how many people can be on the screen battling at any given time and the game still runs smooth. The feeling of epicness due to this is great! The ground / air combat doesn't feel disjointed as I felt it was in BF3. Certainly worth a try and give it a fair run because there is a learning curve.
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Originally posted by Vyeth
In case you're wondering about the fast kills, he's using a shotgun.
Some light armor gameplay. It's hilarious how easy you can drop on people and they don't realise it's not their own, or how vertically challenged at shooting some people are.
Your starter MAX loadout has one anti personel and one anti tank weapon. You do get one anti air weapon for free as well, but you need to replace the anti-armor for it. Go to the customise screen and change your loadout.
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For those asking about or complaining about performance issues:
The game engine just runs like crap and stutters from poor optimization. It's similar to how The Force Unleashed or RAGE stutters on PC no matter what settings you use or what hardware you have.
I have a i7 at 4ghz, 32 GB of RAM, an SSD for Windows and another SSD for games (Planetside 2 in this case), an overclocked GTX 670 to GTX 680 speeds, and the highest settings and lowest graphic settings give the same stuttery performance. Nothing can run this game smoothly at the moment, and anyone who claims its smooth is likely accustomed to stuttery gameplay and considers that an acceptable experience.
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I played some in the beta. I found the company did NOT like frank statements about what an individual thought was wrong with the game and needed work.I was banned from the forums for my "negativity" (I'm guessing since one day I was just not allowed to access them) . Like so many companys this one has some people who have a vision for the game and they don't like nay sayers who have and opinion contrary to what THEY want to do...and NOT do.Having a vision is essential.Having the willingness to listen to voices suggesting change is also essential.
Frankly when you're investing millions and want to get a good return on your investment..you had better be able to listen to a wide range of views..and be able to seperate the wheat from the chaff.Many game developer decision makers cannot do this .....and pay the price.
STOR and Illum come to mind as a classic example.
GW2 and needed WvW changes seem to be on the same course
Den - I have a much lower spec pc than you and get good performance on medium settings. I do however have a 30gb internet connection. That might be your issue.
What were these glaring swtor level problems you pointed out?
I mean for all we know you could have said something like "add pve" in which case the devs were right to ignore you.
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Originally posted by Denambren
45 fps is bad for you? That's where I'm standing with a non overclocked GTX580 I7 system. SSDs are irrelevant really.
Everything on high, all effects on besides bloom, shadows on medium.
I reckon its his isp. His pc should handle ps2 no problem.
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The more I play the more I enjoy this game and ive been testing since early beta.
I mainly play medic and heavy for NC but i do enjoy all the classes really..
My specs
i7 2700k @ 4.6ghz
8GB ram
Geforce 670 OC
Win 7 x64 on SSD
Games installed on 7200rpm 1TB drive.
The game runs perfect for me everything maxed out and i get no stuttering at all.
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"I thought you said you knew some maneuvers."
Forget about taking out vehicles with anything but rockets or other vehicles. The upgrades take way too long to get. (C4 for instance is a total of 700 for 2 sticks[200 for one stick slot,500 for a second stick]) Thats a few days worth, if not a few weeks, for the working class, just to get something that barely balances the vehicle to infantry win/loss ratio. Vehicles are easy enough to get, but should we all have to rely on some fancy truck to win against 1 lousy apponent that we could have killed 1 on 1 without that frustration machine of a helicopter-like demon he's riding.
The pay-to-win ratio is VERY high at the moment. Especially considering how long it would take to get all the items necessary to be tactically viable with every class. (darn you rocket pods)


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Santa Ana Police arrested a man suspected of a hit-and-run that killed three female teenagers late Friday evening. The three girls were walking around the 1400 block of East Fairhaven Avenue when a vehicle failed to yield and stuck them. Nearby witnesses saw the accident occur and identified the vehicle as a 2001 Honda Cr V, which was abandoned a few miles away from the scene of the accident.
With the help from other witnesses, Santa Ana Police were able to find the suspect hiding in a Stanton Motel 6. Investigators were able to gather finger-prints and DNA evidence from his abandoned vehicle as well. The suspect was identified as 31-year-old Jaquinn Bells of Santa Ana. Bell also had two of his own children, a 14-year-old and 17-year-old, in the vehicle when the accident occurred. They were put into protective custody upon Bells arrest.
Bell is now being charged with felony hit-and-run and felony causing death. According to Bells records, his licence was also suspended for a DUI conviction earlier that month.
Police were able to identify the girls as 14-year-old twins Lexi and Lexandra and 17-year-old friend Andrea Gonzalez. Their families have setup a fundraiser and are asking for donations to help pay for a proper funeral for the three girls.
This is an example of how devastating car accident can be to individuals and families, causing emotional and financial turmoil to everyone involved. It's important to contact authorities right away if you find yourself in an car accident in Santa Ana. Always remember to call a car accident attorney if you or a loved one have been involved or injured in an accident right away.


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Built on the foundation of a mid-century motel, Ace Hotel & Swim Club is 0.3 mile from Moorten Botanical Garden, 2 miles from the Palm Springs Art Museum, and 6 miles from the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway.
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Facing the mountains, the Ace Hotel's swim club features a year-round outdoor pool, spa tub, a sundeck with loungers, and massage yurts. There's even a stargazing platform. Poolside activities include DJ entertainment, bands, yoga classes, and impromptu dance parties. A second outdoor pool is open to guests except during private events.
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The King's Highway restaurant serves roadside-diner fare, updated with local, seasonal, and organic ingredients. The Amigo Room bar serves classic and creative artisanal cocktails using fresh juices and house-made mixers. Drinks are available poolside.
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Huge congrats on the release!
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P.I.G. ind. is proudly announcing on 20th may as the day of "Death and The Fly's" release !
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GPS phones are an exceptional approach that makes it possible for people lots of advantages. A hopeful aspect is the capability for individual directions to where ever you desire to go. Not only can you get simply the instructions that you can get phase by phase directions you can get there and not lose sight carefully right approximately its last location.
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I just saw Massimiliano Frezzato's book :eek: "Sketchbook" and it's some of the most amazing comic art I have ever seen. Does anyone know of any good links with pics? Here is his official site, but it doesn't show much. http://maser.free.fr/main_uk.htm
On that note, does anyone know of any good Alphonse Azpiri links?
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Thirty Years of Giving: A Recent Gift of American and Israeli Art by Murray and Dorothy Handwerker
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An exhibition celebrating Murray and Dorothy Handwerker's 30 years of philanthropy is on display in the rotunda of the Handwerker Gallery.
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Exercise and Sport Sciences Graduate Program Announces Annual Faculty Scholarship Report
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The graduate program in Exercise and Sport Sciences has just released its 2006-07 academic year faculty scholarship report and is proud of the following accomplishments:
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Outdoor Recreation Equipment Center -- Downstairs in the Fitness Center
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Fall has finally arrived and the Outdoor Recreation Equipment Center (OREC) has everything you need to get out and have some fun.
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Protestant Community Winter Worktrip to Appalachia
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The Cortaca Jug game will take place on Saturday, November 10, 2007, at Ithaca College's Butterfield Stadium. Cortaca Jug Football ticket distribution to the IC community will begin on Monday, October 22. You MUST have a ticket for entrance into the stadium.
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Public Safety Alert
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On Saturday, October 6, 2007, a resident of Ithaca College's Circle Apartments (Building 18) reported that a camera was stolen from the residence sometime between midnight and 9:30 a.m. this same date.
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Sustainability Café: "EcoCities: What Are They?"
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On Thursday, October 11, at 7:00 p.m. in Friends Hall Room 207, three representatives from Connect Ithaca -- Joan Bokaer, Rob Morache and Jacob Roberts -- will take you along on a trip into their imagination as they create a new vision for Ithaca as an "ecocity."
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National Disability Awareness Month
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"Green Thumbs-Up" To Residential Life for Shower Timers
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This fall, the Office of Residential Life added a really cool little doohickey to each shower stall in the residence halls on campus. These simple-to-use Shower Coach waterproof, five-minute shower timers help remind residents to reduce their use of hot water.
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Lebow Family Finds Giving Back Generates "Positive Circle"
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Minor in International Communications
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Last Day To Register To Vote
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The last day to register to vote in New York State for the November election is Friday, October 12. The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 6, 2007.
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Students, Faculty, and Staff Reminded to Sign Up for Emergency Notification System Prior to October Test
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Members of the campus community are urged to sign up for the new Emergency Notification System (ENS), which enhances the College's ability to reach all students, faculty, and staff with critical information in the event of an emergency situation. The College will be conducting a test of the ENS on Thursday, October 25.
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Asma Barlas (CSCRE), has published an article, "Teaching about Islam and Women: On Pedagogy and the Personal," in the latest volume of Intercultural Education.
Financial Aid and Bursar's Offices Closed on October 11 and 18
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Resources for National Coming Out Day and Beyond
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Is there a lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) person in your life? Do you work with LGBT students? Does your curriculum include topics about sexual minority youth, adults, or families?
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Attention Staff and Faculty Who Applied for New Procurement/Travel Cards
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Ithaca College staff or faculty members who completed the GE Corporate Payment Services procurement and/or travel card online application process, and had their application approved before October 5, should receive their travel cards by the end of this week.
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National Immigration Forum Honors Monica Lozano with Heroes of the American Dream Award Keepers of the American Dream Awards Honors Individuals for immigrant achievement that represents the American spirit Business Wire LOS ANGELES -- December 06, 2012 Monica Lozano, CEO of the leading Hispanic news and information company, impreMedia, was honored in Washington D.C. yesterday at the 12^th Annual Keepers of the American Dream awards presented by the National Immigration Forum. As a recipient of the Heroes of the American Dream Award, Lozano is recognized as one of the most influential Latinas in the country particularly in media and communications. During her tenure as CEO she has led the transformation from traditional publishing company into a fully integrated, multimedia content company, including an expanded digital presence for the company. "We are thrilled to be honoring Monica Lozano, a luminary in Latino media and the Latino community," said Ali Noorani, Executive Director for The National Immigration Forum. "Her leadership has fundamentally changed the role of Hispanic media in America, bringing Latinos to the forefront of practically every economic or social debate in our country. Monica's work and her life embody the spirit of American achievement and entrepreneurial accomplishment, and it is our privilege to honor her with the Heroes of the American Dream Award." The 12th annual Keepers of the American Dream Awards event celebrates heroes who embody the spirit of immigrant achievement and the American Dream, contribute significantly to the well-being of immigrants in America, and who enhance our appreciation of immigrants and the immigrant tradition. Other honorees include Vartan Gregorian, President of the Carnegie Corporation, Richard Trumka, President of the AFL-CIO and Hikmet Ersek, CEO of Western Union, Susan Collins, Legislative Director for Rep. Luis Gutierrez. The award ceremony took place yesterday at the Newseum's Knight Conference Center in Washington, D.C. About impreMedia impreMedia is the leading Hispanic news and information company in the U.S. in online and print.impreMedia's multi-platform offerings range from online to video, social media, mobile, audio, newspapers and magazines, including thehttp://www.impremedia.comportal. 25%of U.S. Hispanic adults use an impreMedianetworkproduct. Thenetworkis also the nation's largest Hispanic newspaper publisher with newspapers in top U.S. Hispanic markets, reaching15markets total that represent59%of the U.S. Hispanic population. Its leading publications include La Opinión in Los Angeles,and El Diario/La Prensa in New York, both of which are2012 NAHP Gold (La Opinión)and Silver (El Diario/La Prensa) award winners for outstanding Spanish daily.For more information, visit: http://www.impremedia.net. impreMedia portals and publication websites are: www.impre.com, www.laopinion.com, www.eldiariony.com, www.hoynyc.com, www.laraza.com, www.laprensafl.com, www.elmensajero.com, www.rumbotx.com, and www.vistamagazine.com. About The National Immigration Forum Established in 1982, the Forum is one of the nation's premier pro-immigrant advocacy and policy organizations and has been at the center of every major immigration debate over the past 25 years. The Forum uses its communications, advocacy and policy expertise to create a better, more welcoming America that treats all newcomers fairly and respects the rights of all. www.immigrationforum.org Contact: impreMedia Jacquelynn Carrera, 213-896-2368 firstname.lastname@example.com
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(comparative more manifestable, superlative most manifestable)
- Capable of being manifested.
Variant of manifest
apparent to the senses, esp. that of sight, or to the mind; evident; obvious; clear; plain
Origin of manifestMiddle English ; from Old French manifeste ; from Classical Latin manifestus, earlier manufestus, literally , struck by the hand, palpable, evident ; from manus, a hand (see manual) + base akin to (in)festus: see infest
transitive verb
- to make clear or evident; show plainly; reveal; evince
- to prove; be evidence of
- to enter in a ship's manifest
Origin of manifestME manifesten < OFr manifester < L manifestare
intransitive verb
to appear to the senses; show itself
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The white HMX-1 Headphones from Vestax are a pair of closed-back circumaural headphones that feature 50mm drivers and a frequency response range of 20hz- 20kHz. The headphones have a heart shaped cabinet design and are adorned with crystal inlays.
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In this collection of essays, contributors consider the continuing cultural relevance of the cyberpunk genre into the new millennium. Cyberpunk is no longer an emergent phenomenon, but in our digital age of CGI-driven entertainment, the information economy, and globalized capital, we have never...
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A St. Louis radio station is reporting that Ponson has been DFA'ed.
Sure he's pitched bad, but actually better than Weaver, and his last start was decent.
A St. Louis radio station is reporting that Ponson has been DFA'ed.
Sure he's pitched bad, but actually better than Weaver, and his last start was decent.
Stay away. Stay far, far away. (after all, he might eat you)
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Former twin? that's the most important thing
Go Gators!
Honestly, it can't be worse than Joe Mays.
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Absolutely worth a look.
He and Ryan Freel can share driving tips.Originally Posted by Falls City Beer
Championships Matter.
24 Years and Counting...
At least be his sponsor.Originally Posted by Caveat Emperor
But honestly, I think he could help the Reds' bully WAY more than Guardado.
Isn't it time to call Jeff Shaw's agent? I hear he's been hanging by the phone.
"But I do know Joey's sister indirectly (or foster sister) and I have heard stories of Joey being into shopping, designer wear, fancy coffees, and pedicures."
Heck I want the "Nasty Boys" Call Randy Myers and Rob Dibble!Originally Posted by Raisor
I'd take him.. only if St. Louis picks up his breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack bill!Originally Posted by PuffyPig
Is he gay?Originally Posted by RedsManRick
HUBBA A man who knows everything,just can't remember it all at one time.
No.. But his boyfriend maybeOriginally Posted by Hubba
scrappy + veteran + old guy = next Reds starter. Oh but wait, JN doesn't like fat guys. Oh well.
For every action there is an equal and opposite criticism.
Eh.. He could go on the Skyline Diet!Originally Posted by max venable
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term 'Space, the final frontier' is set to enter into your
reality this month as Jupiter plants an idea in your head
concerning the Big Bang. You will not be able to get this
idea out of your head until you doodle a complex mathematical
formula on a napkin just like that kid did in Good Will Hunting
- be sure to throw your jottings away as the planets don't
want to give any hints to scientists working on the Universal
Theory Of Everything.
small squeaky-sqwarky pet is trying to tell you something.
Re watch the Lassie films if you are unsure how to communicate
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month your destiny is like a fly buzzing around the room looking
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