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Ever wondered about whether you're undermining performance when mounting one manufacturer's tire with another manufacturer's wheelset? After all, just because a wheel (or tire) performs a particular way in product testing doesn't mean it will perform the same way when tested with a different tire (or wheel). Mavic thought long and hard about this idea and decided to put all variables solely in their control. They contacted the folks at Vittoria and had a tire built specifically to their specifications, and, after years of R&D, Mavic created the first wheel/ tire system. The technology worked so well, it trickled down all the way to an entry level system, introducing the Mavic Aksion Tire.
The Aksion is built using a single-compound, lightweight, 66TPI casing to provide a supple and responsive ride. The bead is composed of foldable aramid fibers that shed weight and facilitate a seamless rim/tire interface. The Aksion is also equipped with a nylon breaker to protect from punctures. It's not quite commuter tire worthy, but definitely worthy of wrapping a nice set of training hoops. The 65a single durometer rubber reduces rolling resistance without requiring a ridiculously high pressure-Mavic recommends inflation anywhere between 100-145 psi, satisfying nearly any preference.
At 250 grams, the Mavic Aksion tire is slightly weightier than the PowerLink (215g) and GripLink (215g) tires. However, the Aksion is a bit more affordable, making it less painful when it comes time to replace a set. The Aksion is available in both a 25mm and 23mm width that are not front or rear specific, so no matter which size you choose, the tire can be run on either wheel.
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can anyone recommend a good, reasonably...
can anyone recommend a good, reasonably priced winter tyre to go on mavic aksium rims? or are winter tyres just standard regardless of the wheel?
Well enough for me
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Replaced my worn tire that came with the bike and had a wire rim but even though this didn't it was easy to put on and did not pinch my tube, planning to buy a second one for my front tire.
Look good
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I have to agree with another post below that they are difficult to get on. Did not pinch any tubes though, I took my time and managed to keep from pinching any tubes. Roll nice and look great. No real miles to brag about as I just installed them yesterday and rode 15 miles on them today. But ran over a tree branch and a large piece of radial tire and no flat so far so good.
Too small
I hate how tight this tire is. I am using it on Mavic rims. I can't tell you how many tubes I have pinched trying to get this thing on or off. The good is it's on sales so it is cheap. But I have had less trouble getting a wire bead tubeless tire on a mountain bike. It gets the job done and it's not too expensive.
Can you use these with any 23 by 700c...
Can you use these with any 23 by 700c rim?
Yip, they come in 23mm and 25mm wide and will fit over 700cm rims! Enjoy!


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Guys, the forum's dead so I thought I would post some tripe just to have the AZ whackos crawl out of the woodwork.
I noticed that johnny d's alter ego, woodhick slim from Glenville in West, by gum, Virginny, isn't even posting.
Whoever does the johnny/slim schtick, larry, casual ( angry old white guy) observer, sludge rule, whoever, ( I ruled out Cuejoey- he's too dumb to pull this off), had a neat little trick going. johnny would come on with his phony Christian hate, all about me, accusing me of every crime known to humanity.
Then, wait 2 or 3 minutes and woodhick slim would come on and exclaim " Gollee, Mr johnny, you say Hondo's a kweer! Well I hain't goner play pool with that ole boy and I done eben think Hondo's from the hills. I do beleeve he's a tee partyer carpetbagger from up north".
"You'uns gotta pardon me. I'm from West Virginny and I hain't got no good education. We hain't got nuttin but Clew clux clanners and tea partyers fixin the elekshuns here in West Virginny. Thanks, johnny for tellin me how evel Hondo is. You a good man."
Even larry gave up. He tried nine corner and a couple other flimsy disguises but the self proclaimed genius couldn't even alter his style.
Now he's copied some nonsense off of Google and trying to convince everybody that he had intense spiritual experiences in an isolation tank.
His deep experience was crapping in the tank and swallowing his own right wing shit. larry, wear a diaper the next time.

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Cookie Rojas is at The K tonight for Cookie Rojas Bobblehead night (to the first 20,000 fans in attendance) and for the second of a four-game set against Toronto. As far as bobbleheads go this year, Cookie's is the fourth of a five-bobblehead series that highlights the Royals Hall of Fame. The last bobblehead – Fred Patek – is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 8. Here's a photo of Cookie signing before tonight's game…
If you can't make it to the ballpark tonight, check out the RSTN broadcast of the game. Splitt and Bob will be stationed out in the Royals All-You-Can-Eat Seats for the broadcast, mixing work with All-You-Can-Eat perks!
Baseball news…the Royals optioned Ryan Shealy to Triple-A Omaha today. He had been on the D.L. since June 30 (retro to June 26) with a left hamstring strain and had just completed a 20-day minor league rehab assignment. Alright, here are your lineups….
For the Royals:
DeJesus – CF
Grud – 2B
Teahen – RF
Butler – DH
Gload – 1B
Gordon – 3B
Buck – C
Gathright – LF
Pena – SS
Nunez – P
For the Blue Jays:
Johnson – LF
Overbay – 1B
Rios – RF
Wells – CF
Thomas – DH
Glaus – 3B
Hill – 2B
Zaun – C
McDonald – SS
McGowan – P
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Glad to see Buddy Bell is finally using a consistant lineup. I like the fact that Butler is batting fourth with protection behind him. He is a run producer. Teahen has been a little inconsistant, but still provides a punch.
However, I agree with Grud in the fact that Gathright should be at leadoff now. Dejesus should bat third. Maybe the following lineup could be used to maximize protection for batters and provide opportunity for the top of the order:
Gathright LF
Grudzi 2B
Dejesus CF
Butler DH
Teahen RF
German 3B
Gordon 1B
Buck C
Pena SS
More production from the lead off hitter; more RBI opportunity for Dejesus and Teahen; Protection still for Teahen from German; Protection for Gordon from Buck; and Pena setting the table for the top of the order.
For the pitching rotation, kudos on the Nunez decision. Bannister is really starting toi hit his stride. Meche probably needs a rest. Davies will eventually get better as he matures. Then there is Odalis Perez. Why is he still starting? Can De La Rosa please take his place when he returns. Perez received a healthy contract, but if we want to win games make the change.
The bull pen is awesome!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Let's Go ROYALS!!!!
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12 Key Questions When Planning a Home Tech Project
Essential questions to insure your integrator understands your needs.
by Chris Chiarella
Apart from finding a spouse, choosing the right home integrator (aka installer, custom electronics pro, electronics systems contractor) might be one of the most important relationship decisions we ever have to make. We're not just purchasing components, we could be entering into a long-term relationship. Then again, it is a serious investment, with workers occupying our inner sanctum, and fervent dreams of push-button ease and high-definition glory.
So we need to go in with our eyes wide open, understanding the essential topics that must be broached, ones that can enlighten and empower us when we're ready to close the deal.
To help guide our readers in their future projects, we have hereby attempted to narrow down this list of questions that cut to the chase, formulated to elicit the answers homeowners need to make informed choices.
1. What are the integrators' training and certifications?
The technology of electronic home integration has never been more sophisticated, and not all of the professionals out there are fully qualified for the projects they take on. Some potential clients are lured only by the lowest bid and don't take the time to ensure that the people working on their home have undergone the necessary training for the job. They just take it on faith that the work will be done correctly, which can be a costly assumption in the long run. A well-trained installer is proud of his credentials and won't hesitate to share them!
2. Does the integrator have references, specifically on projects of similar size and scope?
References are the lifeblood of the home integrator. A job well-done for a happy homeowner is the ultimate "win," and so the thumbs-up from a previous customer–one not unlike yourself–is a great way for the client to establish a comfort level by proving that the integrator has successfully completed similar projects. Again, this information should be freely offered, so don't be afraid to ask.
3. Do they have photographs of completed projects?
Word of mouth is one thing, but a picture is worth a thousand of 'em, right? Apart from the beauty of the finished product, a photograph conveys important sub-text: The homeowner thought enough of the work–and the company behind it–to allow them back to take photos, and everyone can preen over the results. But strictly on face value, photographs will show the quality of work and attention to detail that the integrator puts into his projects.
4. How long has the integrator has been in business?
A well-established integrator simply has more hands-on experience, has encountered more challenges and has therefore figured out more solutions. A difficult customer might be the biggest challenge of all, so you can surely appreciate the skills of a pro who has turned numerous frowns upside-down. Successful years/decades past also suggest that he will be more likely to still be around in the future to service the client's needs.
How many similarly-sized projects has the integrator done in the past?
If this is the first time an integrator has done, say, an end-to-end whole-home project, he is far less likely to have a successful outcome as opposed to one who routinely performs those types of jobs. It's not solely a matter of experience, but specifically experience that matches your needs.
5. Does the integrator have a showroom location or office that the client is able to visit?
A modern, welcoming showroom is an indication of how stable the organization is. A competitor operating a smaller, home-based installation business might lack the resources to execute larger projects, or to be there to maintain his previously installed systems in the future.
6. What is the experience level of the company's installers and technicians?
Even the best techs–the men on the front lines pf the job–have all had to overcome at least some minor (in some cases major) obstacles while installing a system. A seasoned installer/technician brings those experiences with him to subsequent jobs and knows how to best deal with most surprises as they occur. If you'll pardon the cliché, there really is no substitute for experience.
Check out these great professionally installed Home of the Year winners.
7. What is the support system behind the salesperson?
An African proverb states that "It takes a village to raise a child." In the consumer electronics world, it takes a dedicated team to see a job through from the contract to the popping of champagne corks and the watching of the first movie. The right salesperson should have all the answers you need and inspire confidence in your purchase, but ultimately the work is only going to be as good as the weakest link in the chain, so get to know them all: the designers, electricians, A/V experts and so on.
8. What is the warranty period on materials and workmanship and how is service is expedited?
No one wants to imagine that any part of their fancy new custom installation will fail, but preparing for the worst case scenario today might spare you some fretful hours tomorrow. How long should you expect the dealer to stand behind his work? What is the procedure should the need for a service call arise? And the promptness of a repair/replacement visit is one of the distinguishing factors between a good integrator and a great one.
9. Does the integrator offer extended service agreements and/or system maintenance contracts?
Find out how long the standard protection lasts on your new home system, and then ask if extended coverage is available either through the dealer or the manufacturer. System maintenance contracts are also worth investigating, a sort of "umbrella policy" against a multitude of potential misfortunes. Again, here's hoping you never need to take advantage of it, but a small investment now can bring priceless peace of mind down the road.
10. Does the integrator have a project manager who will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the project?
Having a single contact, a "point man" to oversee the project and all of the stakeholders involved, will drastically reduce any confusion during the execution of the installation. Have a question? A complaint? A new idea? Find out who your go-to-guy is, then program his number in your phone.
11. Who are the vendor partners that the integrator works with and how long has the integrator been a dealer of those proposed vendors?
We can infer a certain confidence from the brands and products that an integrator provides, as they are typically well-researched and backed by solid guarantees and reliable service from the manufacturer. And because the level of support that a vendor/manufacturer provides to the integrator will directly impact the integrator's ability to support the client, assurances of a strong working relationship "behind the scenes" can go a long way to maintaining total customer satisfaction.
12. How long will it take to fully complete the job?
While a finished product on the scale of The Sistine Chapel would be swell, hopefully no one will be writing a book entitled The Agony and the Ecstasy based upon your home integration experience. Everyone who has ever undertaken a large home project has wondered, "When will they be done and out of here?" This is your turf, so you have every right to be involved in setting the deadlines and enforcing them. Go in with a reasonable timeline in mind, but be prepared to adjust those expectations: Exceptional electronic home systems, much like a certain Italian capital, aren't built in a day.
Special thanks to Brian Perreault of Barrett's Technology Solutions for his generous wisdom.
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Crush the pack with the Ergon GP2 Grip. The GP2 spreads rider weight out over a broad area, which reduces the weight on pressure points that cause your hands to tire and go numb , and the small, lightweight, integrated bar-end reduces fatigue so you can stay fresh in the saddle longer and walk all over the competition.
Please note: when mounting Ergon grips with integrated bar ends to carbon fiber handlebars, it is necessary to confirm that the handlebars are both rated for use with bar ends and are able to accommodate 6-8 NM of clamping force. Most carbon bars are not designed for use with bar ends, which can result in structural failure if applied.
- Broad 'wing' area evenly distributes weight for reduced fatigue
- Integrated bar ends provide multiple hand positions and give you more leverage for climbing
- 4mm Allen key for easy installation
- End plugs and mounting instructions included
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I just ordered these but now looking at the page here, and reading the comments on your product page on Amazon, I am confused. You have two separate images shown. Two are for the shorter grips that work with twist shifters. The middle image is for a longer grip that works with trigger shifters.
So can you please confirm is it the longer version or the shorter version that you are selling (and that I ordered)?
These are the grip-shift style. The trigger shifter style we stocked are sold out currently.
Would this work with an XX-1, or is this a dual-gripshift set?
Hey Aloha Steve! Unfortunately, this isn't a grip shifter or a shifter of any sort. This is just a handlebar grip, but it should work seamlessly with the XX1 bar-mounted trigger shifters.
One if the pics looked like this grip set might work with my XX1 grip shift rear only. Shorter right grip. Longer left grip.
Steve, did you order these in the end? If you did, I'm curious if you received the shorter versions for twist shifters, or the longer versions for trigger shifters. Seems there's lots of confusion about this product both here and on Amazon.
Good grip
Good grip, comfortable. However just snapped the bolt off inside it, which is why I am on here today looking for replacements. It started to slip on my bike, tried to tighten it and...SNAP! Would be MUCH better if it had two secure points to keep it from slipping. Really a no brainier if you think about it. Extra leverage of the bull horn needs two secure points.
Is this product consist of single or...
Is this product consist of single or both(right & left)?
All Ergon grips come as sets; both left and right grips. Disclaimer: I work for Ergon USA.
is the bar end detachable?
is the bar end detachable?
Yes, but it is needed for securing the grip in place. The barend is the clamp. The barend is needed to use this grip safely. Disclaimer: I work for Ergon USA.
great grips
put these on to replace my stock grips. They make a huge difference. My hands are able to relax and I feel like I can grip longer and stronger. Also nice to have the bar ends built in although they are not much more than another place to rest your hands. overall I feel the ergo grips make a big difference.
what is the difference between the Ergon...
what is the difference between the Ergon GC2 ($42.95) and the GR2 ($49.95)??? and I wear a med. glove size... what grip size should I buy - small??? or large???
GC2-283,5 g
GR2-S Leichtbau Carbon (and Team Edition)-234,6 g
The GR2 uses a new lightweight rubber and a newly designed bar end and is part of the RACE line with a longer bar end length.
The GC2 has a short range of adjustment for the bar end angle if you like to tweak this. The grip is the same shape as the GR2. I run the GX1 and prefer the larger size over the small sizes as it provides a larger platform for my hands to rest when climbing. I think unless you have a small hand the larger platform will be more comfortable.
Either way you cannot go wrong with the Ergon grips. They really shine when climbing and on longer rides when you are looking for different hand positions throughout the day.


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Hello, I currently dive in a 3mm 9-10 quantum stretch aqua lung wetsuite (womens)... I am looking to purchase a 5mm.. I am wondering if the sizing will be smaller at the 5mm and if I should get a 11-12 (I fit my 9-10 but not with much room). If you have thoughts, Id be gratefu. thanks!
I would like to swim in 60* to 75* water. Will this wetsuit keep me warm? What about gloves and shoes?
hi im getting ready to buy my first wetsuit and i was wondering what is best wetsuit to use in the months of august to june in Florida USA cause thats the only time i can dive
Hello Josh, your looking at a 5mm thickness suit for that time of year. When you are sizing a wetsuit or dive skin. The two most important measurements are going to be your chest/bust and waist. Height is a secondary measurement and weight is the last measurement you take into account. This Aqua Lung suit is a very good choice.
Whether 5mm neoprene is for seasonal needs or year-round needs, this will quickly become your favorite suit. What's not to like? The AquaFlex 5mm jumpsuit is comfortable, warm and looks good too! From its functional kneepads to its sharp graphics, attention to detail is evident throughout.
5mm AquaFlex 4-way high stretch neoprene used throughout. This is the thickness of the base neoprene before the nylon layers get added
Outer fabric is a tighter weave making it more hook and loop resistant
Inner fabric is soft and easy to don
Non-petroleum based neoprene raw material is more environmentally friendly
Skin-in neck seal provides comfortable stretch and seals out water. Closes with hook n loop.
Heavy duty non-corrosive metal zipper for durability
Glued and blindstitched seams
Three way zipper seal minimizes water entry
Spine pad is integrated as part of three way zipper seal
Kidney pad for additional insulation in this high heat loss area
Pre-bent anatomic legs and arms
The knee pads are durable and stretchy for comfort
Ultra stretch wrist and ankles
Wetsuit Care and Maintenance
Materials: There are several different types of materials used in wetsuits to achieve specific functions. It is helpful to better understand each of these materials in order to properly care for them.
Neoprene - Neoprene is the base material that virtually all wetsuits are made of. Neoprene is a type of rubber foam and is typically laminated with other materials depending on the desired function of the material.
Standard Nylon - A standard nylon outer lining is very durable against normal wear and tear. Normal care must be taken to prevent snagging, abrasion, and cuts.
Skin material - 'skin' material may be used either inside our outside of your wetsuit and often around the wrists, ankles, and neck area. This material has a rubber like appearance either being smooth or textured, and is commonly referred to as 'skin-in' or 'skin-out'. 'Skin' neoprene material is typically used in areas where a water tight seal is desired or a benefit can be derived from it's water shedding properties. Some additional care is needed to prevent cutting, or abrasion of this material. Sharp fingernails may cut this material if care is not taken.
Thermo-skin - This material may be used inside of your wetsuit. Thermo-skin material has a silver-colored smooth skin type surface. This material has beneficial heat reflective properties and also provides a sealing surface similar to standard 'skin' materials. Some additional care is needed to prevent cutting, or abrasion of this material. Sharp fingernails may cut this material if care is not taken.
X-Flex or Iso-Flex Neoprene - X-Flex and Iso-Flex neoprene are special materials designed specifically to have a much higher rate of stretch than conventional materials. Due primarily to the looser nit needed to achieve this high degree of stretch; these materials may be more prone to snagging. Velcro may also cause some light snagging and pilling of the material. Some additional care is needed to prevent excessive abrasion or snagging.
Care before the Dive:
With any of the skin surfaces including Thermo-skin, care should be taken when donning the wetsuit to not snag the interior skin surfaces with a fingernail or toenail as this material can be cut. Avoid placing your wetsuit on or near any hot surfaces.
Care During the Dive:
The exterior surface of your wetsuit is designed to withstand the normal wear and tear you might encounter during a normal dive. Abrasion against sharp rocks or other sharp objects can cut or puncture the exterior nylon surface so reasonable care should be taken to avoid these situations. Small cuts or tears can be easily repaired with wetsuit glue. Ask your dive professional for assistance.
Care After the Dive:
When removing your wetsuit, first unzip all the zippers completely. Then remove one section at a time taking care to avoid puncturing any of skin surface panels with a fingernail.
Wetsuit Cleaning:
Salt water and especially chlorine can 'dry out' the neoprene material. When neoprene material 'dries out' it looses it's flexibility. To ensure the wetsuit material retains it's flexibility for a extended period of time, it is important to thoroughly soak and rinse the wetsuit.
Soak the wetsuit in a tub of warm fresh water (not over 120°F) for at least 15-20 minutes.
After soaking, thoroughly hose off the wetsuit with fresh water
Place the suit on a thick hanger with all the zippers open to ensure maximum air circulation and complete drying.
Wetsuit Storage:
Wetsuit material can develop a permanent crease if left folded for a extended period of time. It is best to store your wetsuit laying flat. If that is not possible, you can store your suit on a hanger. Use as thick a hanger as possible to better support the weight of the suit. The thicker the suit, the heavier, and therefore the thicker your hanger should be. There are several after-market hangers available designed specifically for this purpose.
Store in a cool, dry and protected place out of direct sunlight.
Do not store your wetsuit in garage if the garage is used to park a vehicle. The exhaust emissions from the vehicle can over time deteriorate the neoprene.
Wetsuit Zipper Care and Maintenance:
Zippers are designed to be pulled closed or open in a straight line. Try to avoid pulling on the zipper pulls at an excessive angle to their intended path of travel. It is best to ask your dive buddy for zipper assistance in either opening or closing the back-zipper of a one piece back-zipped jumpsuit.
Avoid any contact with oil, gasoline, aerosols, or chemical solvents.
Do not expose any part to aerosol spray, as some aerosol propellants attack or degrade rubber and plastic materials.
Do not use any type of alcohol, solvent or petroleum based substances to clean or lubricate any part.
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The discussion turned to what does the board actually believe? A couple executives noted that board members are very skeptical of the traditional bottom up roll-up of risk. Participants agreed that this process results in a high degree of inaccuracy. One executive described their process of assessing risk at a mid-level. Then, risk is only quantified around those areas of concern. So, quantification is only at the risk level, not any aggregate. An insurance executive pointed out that companies are beginning to think about "notional exposures" – absolute value of the worst thing happening.
Themes from OPEN (II)
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As a follow on to my previous post about the survey conducted at OPEN, we also learned something about companies' GRC efforts.
Almost 90% said that their GRC spending would either increase or stay the same over the next year. During a time when IT spending overall is dropping, it's important to note that spending in the risk management sector is holding up. We've blogged about this before, but we keep getting additional data that all point to the same conclusion: companies are not cutting back on risk management spending.
IT Risk and Compliance Partnership Announced
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We're pleased to announce that OpenPages and Network Frontiers have partnered to deliver the Unified Compliance Framework (UCF) to the OpenPages customer base. The addition of the UCF content into the OpenPages IT governance solution – OpenPages ITG supports OpenPages' goal of providing its customers with a holistic approach to managing IT risk and compliance.
The partnership provides strong synergies for our customer base of enterprise GRC professionals, many of whom are looking to OpenPages for IT risk and compliance management. Previewed at OPEN 2009 – the OpenPages European Network Summit recently held in London – the UCF data gives OpenPages customers access to the most comprehensive set of IT policies and controls that cross multiple regulations, thus reducing the time commitment and costs associated with complying with the slew of IT risk and compliance mandates nearly all companies are faced with today. In a survey conducted at OPEN 2009, 93% of organizations stated that within 2-3 years they are likely to converge or coordinate IT risk and compliance with GRC management.
The announcement was well received by industry experts including Michael Rasmussen, President of Corporate Integrity, a GRC strategy advisory firm:
"In today's economy, wasting valuable resources on costly and time-consuming processes associated with compliance and risk management can be damaging to IT GRC programs. With the UCF enhancements to the OpenPages Platform offering, customers are given the tools to more quickly and effectively comply with a multitude of regulations and from there, can focus more attention on ensuring that their IT GRC programs are sustainable, repeatable and increase transparency across the enterprise."
To read the press release, click here.
Themes from OPEN — OpenPages European Network
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At last week's OPEN — OpenPages European Network, we conducted a survey of attendees to get a better sense of what they thought about the impact of the financial crisis on the regulatory environment and their own approach to risk management. There were some interesting results, especially when compared with those from OPUS, held 11 months prior in October of 2008.
OpenPages and IBM at Sibos 2009
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If you're in Hong Kong this week for the 36th annual Sibos, don't miss OpenPages – a featured business partner in the IBM booth.
Facilitated and organized by OpenPages customer SWIFT, for the SWIFT community, Sibos brings together the financial industry in a unique forum to meet, discuss, learn and keep in touch with what is going on in the industry.
For a complete agenda click here.
OPEN 2009 Summit Promises to be Best Yet
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Next week, risk and compliance management executives and industry thought leaders from EMEA's leading companies will gather to share best practices, network with peers and celebrate their success at the annual OPEN 2009 Summit.
If you're unable to make it, check back for a recap of the event in the following week. Otherwise, we look forward to seeing you at Canary Wharf in London!
New Research: How Mature is Your IT Risk Management?
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How effective is your organization at identifying and managing IT risks? Does your organization think of IT risk only in terms of avoidance or compliance, or does it use risk management to improve the effectiveness and value of IT?
Link to survey:
Enterprise Risk Oversight
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COSO has released a new paper titled Effective Enterprise Risk Oversight: The Role of the Board of Directors which is aimed at helping boards of directors strengthen their oversight of enterprise risks. In particular, it points to four specific areas discussed in COSO's 2004 ERM framework that contribute to board risk oversight:
The last area is one that cruise line leader Carnival Corporation has taken to heart. In a recent interview with Erik Krell from Business Finance, Carnival's vice president and chief audit executive Richard Brilliant explained how his team "has done a phenomenal job in developing a framework that enables us to provide risk reporting to the board that they never had before. The reporting not only allows directors to understand how risks are mitigated, but also provides ongoing risk monitoring as well as tracking of action plans for improvements."
Brilliant says that presenting new, precise information to the board about the company's overall ability to manage governance, risk, and compliance issues has really improved the dialogue about how the company could better respond to risk in the business. Further, Brilliant notes, "the board can also more clearly see over time how things have improved."
To read the full interview click here.


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the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday.
Yannick Weber's shot from the left circle was wide, but bounced off the boards
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IRVING, Texas—Iowa State senior gymnast Melanie Tham was named to the 2010 Spring Chick-fil-A Community of Champions team by the Big 12 Conference Wednesday.
During the fall, winter and spring terms, one student-athlete from each Big 12 institution receives the honor based on academics, community service and leadership/sportsmanship.
"I am honored and very grateful to receive the award," Tham said. "It is great to represent Iowa State University and the gymnastics team by winning this award."
The Mississauga, Ontario native is the co-president of the ISU Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and boasts a 3.70 cumulative grade-point average.
"Melanie is very special because she cares very much about other people," Iowa State gymnastics coach Jay Ronayne said. "Her community service comes from her love for other people, not for the betterment of herself. She exemplifies the fine character and dedication we would like all our student-athletes to show."


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The increased bandwidth and up to four times more memory allows the HS23 to support faster data transfers that are essential to virtualized cloud and analytic workloads. In addition, IBM FastSetup for BladeCenter, a cost and time-saving console application can help clients reduce from days to hours the time it takes to complete large deployments. Bytemobile and German Leibniz Supercomputer Center Bet on IBM Cloud and Analytics California-based Bytemobile (http://bit.ly/wwxyCC) and Germany's Leibniz Supercomputing Center in Munich are among the first customers to purchase IBM next generation x86 systems. Santa Clara-based Bytemobile, a leading global provider of mobile Internet solutions for global wireless network operators, is using IBM BladeCenter HS23 servers as the foundation for its cloud computing implementation.
"With the new performance capabilities of the BladeCenter HS23 combined with our software, we are able to achieve two-and-a-half times the performance over our previous infrastructure," said Chris Koopmans, chief operating officer, Bytemobile. "The IBM solution allows us to process large amounts of network data more quickly and easily. Given the way that video traffic is exploding on mobile networks around the world, this is crucial in being able to provide customers an optimal, seamless end-user experience."
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Sunday Excursion to the Zooby Judith Clay
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
very nice work, Judith!
I like the title that gives the image a new dimension. Hope to see your picture included in the zine "us & them"
I like the title that gives the image a new dimension. Hope to see your picture included in the zine "us & them"
Thank you so much, Randi, and thanks for all your support! I'm glad you like the title. Thanks for stopping by.
This is sweet! Good to see you again!
Thanks so much, Catherine! Really nice to see you. It's good to be back :-)
Thank you so much, Randi, and thanks for all your support! I'm glad you like the title. Thanks for stopping by.
Good to see you Judith!! Stunning work!
Beautiful work...8)
@Sharon: Good to see you, too, Sharon, and thanks for the lovely comment. I'll be right over to your portfolio. You know how much I love your work!
Thanks so much, Amber. I'm so happy you like my picture :-)
I was just wondering when I would see another Judith Clay piece. Lo and behold! It is--suspenseful pause--wondrous.
Ditto Geoffrey - waiting in anticipation for your next work of art!! This has such wonderful whimsy to it! Yes, wondrous!
Oh hello, dear Geoffrey! So nice to see you! I was away for two weeks, and happy to be back. And even happier that you like my newest piece :-) Thanks so much for stopping by!
Nice work!
I guess, I'll just continue: So nice to see you, too, Joy! I really missed you guys. I tried to keep up with promotions while I was away, but it's nicer to "talk" ;-) Thanks so much for your kind words, Joy!
Thanks so much, Ornaart. Really happy you like it.
Lovely. As ever. Enigmatic. As ever. Why Sunday? ;-)
Hello, Mark, and thanks so much for coming by and for the comment! Why Sunday? Because that's the day when all the stores are closed in Germany, and people would have time to go to the zoo :-)
LOVE this! AWESOME work Judith!
so good Judith! nice to see you again. :)
Thanks, Ben, for this great comment! And thanks for taking the time to stop by!
Hello, Sandra! So nice to see you again, too! Thanks for your lovely comment!
Beauty!!! Hope to see you in the zine!
Thanks so much, Jacqueline! And yes, wouldn't that be great! Wish you lots of luck, too!
lovely illustration Judith!
Wunderschön! Hoffe sehr, dass Dein Bild ausgewählt wird für US and Them! Ich drücke Dir die Daumen!
@Angelo: Thanks for stopping by, and for this nice comment! @Angela: Vielen, vielen Dank für Deine guten Wünsche! Ich hoffe, es hilft! Wir werden sehen...
Fantastic work, Judith!
Hello, Terry! Really nice to see you. Thanks for this great comment!
It's nice to see you again! May I say, that this is stunning work, as usual... I love your interpretation on the subject. I was wondering if anyone would draw something about us and animals (or at least pets), and here you go! I should have expected that from you, all the lovely cats and birds you include in your drawings... As I said, it's wonderful! Good luck, Judith!
Thank you so much, Efi, for this lovely comment. Although I'm showing people and animals in my picture, I'm trying to make a point about people and how we tend to see what sets us apart (different culture, skin color, language, ethnicity)--us versus "them"--and overlook that there are always also similarities (symbolized in my picture by all the characters/animals having long necks). I hope that comes across. Good luck to you, too!
Wow, she is beautiful. I love your style so much!
so cute
Pretty amazing!
just beautiful! giraffe's are my favorite!
look at that giraffe's face!!! i love it! thumbs up! :D
Wonderful & beautiful! :)
Wonderful! I love this. And I just love her hat :))
Hello Dizzy, Beverly, Muxxi, GiGi, Paul, Deepti, and Fizzyjinks, and thanks so much for stopping by with these great comments! So happy you like my giraffe, and the hat :-)
Hello, my lovely friend! Judith! this story is one from your worlds - I feel superphysical ability in this world, like interesting wind and gravitation :)))) I feel quiet, calmness in this place and kind story about girl and her pets in Magic Zoo :)))))) lantern looks like a man in hat! :D
Super-wonderful picture, Judith!!!! You are amazing!
Big HUG!
Super-wonderful picture, Judith!!!! You are amazing!
Big HUG!
Whimsy and wonderful! I'm going to enjoy your images, I can see that already!
Stores close on a Sunday in Germany? If only that were still the case here in the UK. I actually live next to one of the biggest zoos in Europe (Chester) so quite often find myself there on a Sunday. As someone that cannot draw, your illustrations always blow me away Judith. You should put them in a book
@Mark: Yes, believe or not, stores are closed on Sundays in Germany! There have been efforts to change that, but with little success. It would be great to live nextdoor to a big zoo. All those animals to use as models ;-) Thanks so much for your kind compliment! I can draw, but I can't take a good photograph. So, we're even!
@Ira: Thanks, dear Ira, for your wonderful comment! I'm happy to read your words, because you always see the story in my pictures, and feel the feelings I put into them! I love how you see the lantern as a man with a hat. What a wonderful thought! Big hug to you, too!!
@Tracey: Thanks for this lovely comment. Hope to see you again!
i love this so much!
Hello Elle, and thank you, thank you, thank you! So happy that you like it!
You have such an amazing style, Judith. This is such a delightful image... I love how the flamingo has turned back to look at the girl... perhaps seeking approval to move forward along the path? The giraffe's expression is wonderful... Outstanding work, as always.
Thanks, thanks, thanks for this lovely comment, Tracey! I love it that you spin your own story around the picture. That's always what I would hope for. Thanks for coming by.
Wonderful piece! Somehow I missed it when you posted it!
Another beautiful ! Her hat is wonderful!!! Love it!
Oh her hat is so dainty and cute! really enjoyed looking through your portfolio...just lovely!
Thanks so much Rachel, Violet, Pegeen and Wendy, for all your lovely comments! Thanks for coming by.
Thanks very much, Eric!
I simply adore your artwork. Do you have a picture book??
Thanks so much for your nice comment, eleanorrigby236. I'm very happy that you like my work. And no, I don't have a picture book. Kind of gave up on that idea. No publisher interest. I think I prefer to do my own thing anyway. Thanks for stopping by!
Woher nimmst Du deine Ideen? Ich finde das so schön. Die Farben sind sehr harmonisch.
Such wonderful work, Judith!
Thank you so much, Lisa! Really happy you like it!
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The 'dice hat' is rather riskeè on a Sunday!! LOL I adore her company of friends and her proper hair!
Love it! xo
Love it! xo
Ha-ha, GaleStorm! Love your comment! Thanks so much for stopping by! And thanks so much, Wayne, for the great comment!
So wonderfully whimsical, as always, Judith! :) Love this~
wonderful work
Great picture!
Thank you, CharismArt. I really appreciate it.
Wish you a good day!
Thank you, zawij, and the same to you.
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Hi all, I'm trying to import some account from Domino server.
I have a problem with the internal user mapping as a see: CN=FirstNameLastName/OU=Sales/O=Group/C=it instead of real mail.
I don't know who install this Domino but there's no LDAP service active on the Domino server, so I point the migration over Active Directory.
On AD I have:
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Mails are email@example.com
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Invalid: 19798 (18843.3)
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De jure household members (usual residents) aged 5-24
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10 Kitchens With Cast Iron Pans on Display
Kitchen Inspiration
My three cast iron skillets are my most-used kitchen items. One of the skillets used to belong to my grandmother, which means the interior is super smooth (great for eggs). Because I use them so often, I keep my pans right on my stovetop, but that's certainly the least exciting way to store them, as evidenced by the setups in these 10 kitchens:
Cast iron pans actually look quite striking when displayed in the open, whether packed in clusters on a pot rack or hung side by side on the wall.
Do you display your cast iron pans? How do you store them?
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In our organization we deploy zimbra server having Release 7.2.0_GA_2669.RHEL6_64_20120410002025 CentOS6_64 FOSS edition version. I want to secure port 25 by using smtp-auth or any technique but not by using "mynetwork" so who can send mail from unwanted telneting to zimbra server's port 25 through command prompt. I want that if any one try to send mail from command prompt is shold be asked for Authentication. My zimbra server is using Active Directory for authentication. So help me how to get this?


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At that time it was the death knell for those of us already desperately chasing a better unit. It completely took away a unit 61 tag which I could have drawn prior to that. There are massive numbers of NR high point holders floundering around for anything now.


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Hattiesburg, MS (Sports Network) - Tyler Haws scored a game-high 25 points,
leading four players in double figures, as the BYU Cougars cruised to a 79-62
win over the Southern Miss Golden Eagles in the quarterfinals of the NIT at
Reed Green Coliseum.
Brock Zylstra accounted for 23 points, 10 rebounds and four assists for the
third-seeded Cougars (24-11), shooting 5-of-9 behind the 3-point line along
the way. Matt Carlino contributed 15 points, nine dishes and six boards,
followed by Brandon Davies who logged a double-double with 12 points and a
team-high 13 rebounds in the triumph.
The top-seeded Golden Eagles (27-10) were paced by Daveon Boardingham with 18
points and Jerrold Brooks 13, while Jonathan Mills accounted for a game-high
15 rebounds in the losing cause.
Southern Miss opened the contest on a 5-0 run, but the Cougars returned the
favor with an 11-0 scoring run of their own immediately thereafter, the
visitors eventually posting a 40-29 lead at the break.
In the second half the BYU defense held the home team to just 33.3 percent
shooting from the floor, including 1-of-7 behind the 3-point line, sealing the
victory for the Cougars.
The Golden Eagles finished the night hitting only 4-of-17 on the perimeter and
16-of-27 (.593) at the free-throw line.
With the victory the Cougars will now take on Baylor in the semifinals at
Madison Square Garden on April 2 after the Bears defeated Providence on
Wednesday night, 79-68.
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Part of the [http://www.hsi.gatech.edu/healthcaredesign/courses Healthcare Design of the Future Series]
Part of the [http://www.hsi.gatech.edu/healthcaredesign/courses Healthcare Design of the Future Series]
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Georgia Tech Wiki for Emergency Room of the Future
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Part of the Healthcare Design of the Future Series
The main objective of this interdisciplinary course HS8803/COA8823/CS8803 is to design and develop the health care center of the future and specifically on designing the Emergency Room of the future. This course is sponsored by Perkins+Will, a globally recognized design and innovation firm and NCR, a global technology company leading how the world connects, interacts and transacts with business. .
Here is the course flyer * check out the "Current Events" tab on the left for a list of Course members.
The course is mainly intended for the students to
1. To experience and learn techniques for successful interdisciplinary design
2. To be exposed to the unique challenges of healthcare design
3. To learn the importance of environment in the healing process
4. To understand the roles and skills of multiple disciplines in the design process including: the architect, the systems engineer, computer/technology engineer, and the clinician
1. Jeremy Ackerman, MD PhD, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Emory University
2. David Cowan, Program Director and Executive in Residence at HSI
3. Ellen Yi-Luen Do, PhD. Professor, Joint Appointments in School of Industrial Design & School of Interactive Computing
4. Craig Zimring, PhD. Professor of architecture and Psychology
HS8803/COA8823/CS8803 carries 3.000 credit hours of Lecture and is jointly handled by the Health Systems Institute at Georgia Tech and the College of Architecture at Georgia Tech, Atlanta. Please read the Georgia Tech's Course Critique tool for a clear idea about the scores earned by the students in the previous semesters.
Schedule First part of the class is scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4.30 - 6.00 pm in the Management Building 224. Please consult Georgia Tech Map for the exact location. Second part of the class for Design Build is in the Health Systems Institute, 822 West Peachtree Street HSI location map
For weekly schedule, check out the Course Syllabus on the left.
Please put member page on the [Course Members] page on the left.
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Average Customer Review: based on 3 reviews.Rating: Love the smaller faceplate and the pink!
I have a facial physical deformity and have a difficult time finding a mask that doesnt leak. I have a left sided concave area running from the lateral eye to the upper lateral cheekbone. Can you recommend this or another or refer me to your manufacturers? Heres your challenge of the day! Thanks
Hi there, I am looking for a high quality snorkeling mask for my very narrow face. I have been to 2 dive shops in town, tried on all their masks and was told because I have such a narrow face, all of them would leak in the areas on the side of my eyes. I dont remember the brand names, but I dont think any of the masks were "high-end". Which brand mask would you recommend for women that have this problem? Should I just go with the one that (almost) fits??
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I would like to purchase the aqua lung micro mask. Unfortunately it doesnt have a prescription options. I was told that my correction could be bonded to the glasses. My question to you is, do you do this and does the bonded lens fill the glass area? Also could you give me an estimate. My prescription is mild -1.50 both eyes. Thank you in advance
We only offer prescription dive masks for the masks found at: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-53/Masks-Masks-w--Optical-Lenses.html We do not perform any sort of bonding of lenses to existing masks.
The Micromask is a revolution in mask design. Its innovative, patented structure makes it possible for the lenses to fit in the ocular orbit. Never before have lenses been so close to the eyes. This not only results in an amazingly wide peripheral view but an extremely low internal volume. While scuba divers love it, it is sure to be a favorite amongst the free diving community.
Extra low volume makes it very easy to clear
Features patented "cardanic" double joint buckles that rotate both up-and-down and in-and-out. This provides maximum adaptability and comfort to any head shape
The quick counterposed push button activation make the buckle easy to use even while wearing gloves
Mask Care and Maintenance
Care Before the Dive:
During the manufacturing process, a thin film of silicone will develop on the glass lens. This film of silicone will cause rapid fogging that is resistant to conventional anti-fog measures. It is important to remove this film of silicone from the lens prior to your first dive. To remove the film you will need to scrub the lens inside and out with a mild abrasive. A paste toothpaste is ideal but a liquid scrub will also work. Rub the cleanser into the lens with your fingers several times and then rinse clean thoroughly.
Mask fogging is a normal occurrence, even after the film of silicone has been removed. Normal fogging can be easily prevented with after market anti-fog agents or saliva. Rub onto the lens and then rinse. Your dive will now be fog free!
Some after after-market anti-fog agents contain formaldehyde, alcohol, or other substances that may damage the plastic materials used in your mask. If unsure, avoid prolonged exposure of the anti-fog agent with the plastic parts of your mask.
Care During the Dive:
When entering the water either from a boat or a beach, place a hand over the lens of your dive mask and hold it securely in place. This will help ensure your mask stays in place during entry and will help deflect any direct impact of water on the lens caused by the jump into the water or any approaching waves.
A typical dive staging area is a dangerous place for dive masks. Care should be taken to not leave your mask in a location where it might be exposed to dropping weight belts or tanks.
It is best to avoid putting your mask on your forehead at any time during the dive. Several factors can cause the mask on your forehead to be dislodged and subsequently lost. If you want to temporarily remove the mask from your face, place the mask around your neck.
Care After the Dive:
Soak in warm fresh water (not over 120°F) to dissolve salt crystals.
Rinse thoroughly with fresh water and towel dry before final storage.
Store in a cool, dry and protected place out of direct sunlight.
Store separated from other dive gear as the black pigmentation of other equipment may discolor the clear silicone skirt of your mask.
Avoid any contact with alcohol, oil, gasoline, aerosols, or chemical solvents.
Do not expose any part to aerosol spray, as some aerosol propellants attack or degrade rubber and plastic materials.
Do not use any type of alcohol, solvent or petroleum based substances to clean or lubricate any part.
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Team Williams found all kinds of ways of distracting themselves during Venus' 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 loss to Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the second round of Beijing. It was her second consecutive loss to the Russian teen after falling to Pavlov in Tokyo last week.
Let's see if you can match the following reactions to the correct member of Team Williams:
1) These shoes are just WRONG. Never get dressed in the dark.
2) 'dw' will look awesome on t-shirts, jeans, even pillows. RF has nothing on me. LMAO"
3) ...zzzzzz.....*snore*.....zzzzzzz......
4) Im bored. Wat r u all doing?????????
On a side note: I didn't think it was possible but Dinara Safina lost to someone ranked LOWER than the 132nd ranked Chang Kai-Chen who defeated her in Tokyo last week. The honors this time go to 226th-ranked Chinese wild card Zhang Shuai who grabbed a 7-5, 7-6(5) upset, and could cause Dinara to lose the WTA Penthouse keys if ReRe defeats Ekaterina Makarova in her next match. For some reason I'm thinking Dinara would like nothing better than to have that ranking taken away - along with her coach too.
UPDATE: WTA just confirmed the Russian's loss to Zhang as the worst lost EVAH by a reigning WTA Penthouse resident in terms of ranking. She bested Ana Ivanovic's shock exit at the hands of Julie Coin, who was then ranked 188th, at last year's US Open. Uh, me thinks it's probably not the kind of history Dinara was hoping to make.
UPDATE #2: You can peep a preview of ReRe's almost-nude-but-not-quite ESPN The Magazine cover for "The Body Issue" here which hits stands October 19.
(Photo: Reuters)
Monday, October 5, 2009
(UPDATED) PHOTO OP: Team Williams hit by ADD bug
Labels: Beijing, photo op, tennis, Venus Williams
8 comments:
- AnonymousOctober 5, 2009 at 12:01 PM
Hysterical post! Even though I love Venus to death.ReplyDelete
On surface it may look strange, but just like you I think Dinara would be relieved to lose the top ranking.ReplyDelete
marija: I'm sure she'd love all the talk about her and the Penthouse to just stop for a while. She's clearly been bothered by it and it'll probably feel good to have the pressure off her back so she can focus on her game again. And at some deep level I think she believed she didn't deserve it, though she'd never admit as much.ReplyDelete
I do think D needs to rethink (and remove) the coaching situation. Z is playing D the wrong way and it's not helping her at all.
- AnonymousOctober 5, 2009 at 2:28 PM
Only James Blake and Serena are going nude for this year's ESPN Body Issue, unfortunately.ReplyDelete
Agnieszka must be crying now -- she said she wanted to do a naked session.
"I do think D needs to rethink (and remove) the coaching situation. Z is playing D the wrong way and it's not helping her at all."ReplyDelete
*nods in agreement*
He's become her Svengali. She can't even think on her own anymore. The sooner she rids herself of him, the better off she'll be.
I totes agree re: Z being Dinara's coach. I would get so furious when they would show shots of him looking extremely negative, unsupportive, even disinterested during her matches. Unfuckingbelievable. I'm not one to shy away from tough love, but this was going way beyond, IMO. She needs to dump his ass STAT.ReplyDelete
natch's "Svengali" comment seems to have some truth in it. The way D looks at him as if always needing his approval or as if she's afraid to make any mistakes is a little strange. His reactions just suck, frankly. Yeah, it's not tough love like Johanne but some weird co-dependent type relationship between these two. Creepy.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 5, 2009 at 5:47 PM
Yeah Zelko Krajan is a meanie!! She should get someone like Azarenka's coach, Antonio van Grichen. Super nice and also super hottt!!!!!ReplyDelete


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