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on November 7, 2011 - 12:01 AM
Following are real estate transactions over $5,000 as listed in records of the Erie County Clerk's Office for the week ending Sept. 30.
13378 Irving St., Christina M. Sporer; David R. Michalczak II to Johnny E. Lytle, $135,000.
13032 Genesee St., Lisa M. Braun Hall; Lisa Braun to Stanley K. Hall, $110,000.
Highest price: $5,444,546
Average price: $298,796
Median price: $147,500
Number of Sales:40
42 Flint Road, R-Roof II Llc to FMW RRI II LLC, $5,444,546.
257 North Rockingham Way, National Residential Nominee Services Inc. to Jason A. Santiago, $350,000.
895 Hopkins Road, Michael D. Keem to 895 Hopkins Road Llc, $327,500.
122 East Pinelake Drive, Kim O'Halloran; Barry J. O'Halloran to Russell A. Regdos; Lisa M. Regdos, $315,900.
41 Fisher Pond, Fisher Homes to Mark F. Garcia; Vicki A. Garcia, $308,800.
8 Bentham Parkway, Mary Jean Georger to Elizabeth Eckert Coburn; Philip M. Coburn, $276,500.
68 Autumn Creek Court, Steven E. Sebo; Patricia E. Sebo to Timothy J. Tynan; Michele M. Tynan, $268,000.
82 Greencastle Lane, Walter J. Paracheta; Janice W. Paracheta to Kimberly R. Kriner; Theodore W. Kriner, $267,500.
295 Paradise Road, Steven K. Bickert; Colleen G. Bickert to Steven Rubinstein; Susan Rubinstein, $260,000.
132 Hidden Ridge Common, Francie Decarlo-Lippman; Jack W. Decarlo; Louis J. Decarlo to Sandra A. Charters, $250,000.
633 Cottonwood Drive, Mary Alice Hanavan to Kirsten Lisa Yuhasz; George W. Yuhasz Jr., $231,000.
193 Meadow Spring Lane, Fei Ding; Xin Hao Gao to Terris Tianxue Yang; Jessica Lei Yang, $225,000.
8 Squire Court, Jennifer A. Ciganko; David C. Kiray to Kyle A. Wilkins, $205,000.
169 Chestnut Hill Lane, Maureen G. Free to Donald Sonnefeld; Dorinda Sonnefeld, $195,000.
248 Bramblewood Lane, Kathleen T. Serwinowski; Daniel E. Serwinowski to Kim P. Panzarella, $185,000.
292 Oakbrook Drive, Ralph J. Pace; Anita R. Pace to Ryan C. Licata; Jill M. Licata, $180,000.
10 Hampton Court, Mildred M. Waldheim; Siegurd E. Waldheim to Ryan M. Richardson; Elizabeth A. Richardson, $179,000.
78 Brookdale Drive, Mark Lojek; Paul M. Lojek; Rita M. Lijek; Judith E. Lojek; John A. Lojek to Salina C. Mayes, $175,900.
301 Walton Drive, Patricia A. Terhaar; Richard T. Hall Jr. to Amanda O. Boeckel; Kelly R. Fitzgerald Jr., $149,000.
112 Greengage Circle, Michelle M. Black to Rosemarie A. Giambrone, $148,000.
353 Vine Lane, Scott C. Kowalewski to Eric M. Bertini, $147,000.
40 Hamlin Square, Arleen R. Bench to Anthony J. Morgante, $144,500.
74 Das Court, Suzanne L. Stevenson to John P. Blundell; John F. Blundell, $143,500.
28 Kingsgate, George R. Mason Jr. to David Glassmire, $128,900.
1029 Wehrle Drive, Chester C. Rolfe to Highland Williamsville Llc, $128,500.
19 Sandhurst Lane, Betty Jane Occhino; William Occhino Sr.; Beverly A. McKee to Melvin Kurtz, $121,500.
33 Labelle Terrace, Mary A. Scamacca; Vincent C. Scamacca to Mary C. Graziadei; Michael J. Graziadei, $119,000.
16 Hamilton Drive, Melinda Genco to Dustin Emerling, $118,000.
70 Harrogate Square, Martin S. Sorrentino to Calvin Delbel, $102,000.
2025 Maple Road, Richard Cicero; Tracy Cicero; Lawrence Laduca; Deanna Laduca to Paul Bliss, $95,000.
48 Stoneledge Court, Andrew C. Springer to Kelsey Ann Schiappa, $95,000.
108 Margaret Road, Mark E. Gugino; Julie K. Gugino to Jennifer N. Insalaco, $92,000.
4545 Chestnut Ridge Road, Adam J. Neilson to Krystyna Wrobel, $86,500.
152B Charter Oaks Drive, Lisa L. Scibilia-Higgins to Barbara D. Hackett, $85,000.
598 Emerson Drive, Ryan M. Richardson to Victoria A. Donhauser, $79,900.
5 Tralee Terrace, Jeffrey T. Bailey to Phyllis Singer, $74,900.
165 Charter Oaks Drive, Brenda Mika; John R. Mika to Kristen S. Han, $74,000.
345 Bauman Road, Melina Napoli; Russel Napoli to Daniela Rita Napoli; Timothy James Poe, $72,000.
4545 Chestnut Ridge Road, Raymond J. Eckert Jr. to Daniel A. Palumbo, $66,000.
1223 Eggert Road, Marilyn Rohl; Lynda Ostrowski; Jeffrey Rohl to Paul Daruszka; Carol Daruszka, $37,000.
1392 Quaker Road, Donald E. Bresien to David W. Janca, $278,000.
158 Godfrey Terrace, Tracy Y. Hirsch; Charles E. Hirsch to Richard Lex Seneff; Elizabeth Margaret Sampias Seneff, $238,000.
1082 Grover Road, Kathleen A. Brown to Scott Stachowiak; Molly Stachowiak, $225,000.
2021 Blakeley Road, Charles M. Weeks to Helen Dusel; Andrew J. Dusel, $220,000.
277 Main St./Unit 10, Gary D. Heck; Judith A. Heck to Paul Graham; Kristin Graham, $165,000.
168 Hamlin Ave., Derrick Lawrence to Matthew J. Sharpless; Jennifer L. Sharpless, $157,000.
797 Warren Drive, Alfrieda Marie Haas to Lauri Moffett, $125,000.
11410 Versailles Plank Road, Joshua Telenko; Sherri Telenko to Jonathan P. Pericak, $210,000.
Highest price: $1,260,000
Average price: $90,294
Median price: $40,000
Number of Sales:86
67 West Chippewa, Chippewa Development Inc. to Valmar Development, $1,260,000.
595 Lafayette Ave., Frank Galline to Thomas D. Saia; Susan M. Marfino, $387,000.
176 Bryant, Maria Scrivani; John N. Lipsitz to Ralph W. Franklin; Carmela V. Franklin, $385,000.
409 Woodbridge Ave., Judyth Maloney; Arthur J. Maloney to Michaels J. Wolasz Jr., $375,000.
300 Rivermist Drive, Lee Gross Anthone; David A. Anthone; Lauren B. Anthone; Marcie L. Anthone; Ellen A. Barnhart; Sidney Anthone to Taksum Associates, $362,000.
800 West Ferry St., Mutsuo Tomita; James Brophy to Marjorie L. Girth, $362,000.
193 Delaware Ave., Childrens Rehabilitation Foundation of Variety Club of Buffalo Inc. to Gregory M. Vinal; Jeanne M. Vinal, $275,000.
1088 Delaware Ave., Horace Mann Intervivos Trust to Fraser B. Drew; James A. Brophy III, $210,000.
770 West Ferry/Unit 19A & 19B, 770 West Ferry Inc. to Rima Dawli, $185,900.
809 Tacoma Ave., Martina Baker; Jared S. Baker to Katherine Marina Thomas; Joshua Michael Thomas, $177,000.
138 University Ave., Folasade Oladele to Richard J. Ross, $165,500.
450 Ashland Ave., Pierre L. Broquedis to Ellen A. Murphy, $155,000.
300 Sterling Ave., Susan J. Elsaesser; Richard J. Elsaesser to Kristin M. Kimball, $151,000.
573 Auburn, Carl S. Gmerek to AMB Real Estate Holdings, $140,000.
117 University, James D. Goff; Patricia R. Goff to Preston E. Rich, $136,000.
18 North Pearl St., Ronald C. Serio to James T. Rhoades, $120,000.
119 Niagara Flls Blvd., Vincent K. Dunlap; Tonya M. Martin-Dunlap to Anne Marie Marshall, $119,900.
595-597 Adams, Floyd Jones Jr.; Rebecca A. Jones to Judith L. Hunter, $112,000.
309 North Drive, Kristin M. Adduci to Jillian L. Stiefel, $109,000.
34 West Northrup St., Gary Illos to Marc E. Antecki, $106,000.
209 Carmel Ave., David M. Mueller to Nathaniel Preisinger; Amanda Scates-Preisinger, $101,000.
327 Crestwood Ave., Joanne M. Opiela to Kevin D. Krumm Jr., $100,000.
684 Linwood Ave., Paul M. Paladino to Margo B. Moulin; David T. Stieglitz, $100,000.
14 Burke Drive, Cleveland Hill United Methodist Church to Michael Payton Jr.; Anita L. Payton, $97,850.
440 Linden Ave., Paula Milligan to Aaron Kutas, $95,400.
22 North Parker, Cary E. Gray to Danny Castro, $91,155.
121 Hartwell Road, Adam P. Graham; Camille K. Graham to Mercedes Calway, $84,000.
157 Bloomfield Ave., Angel Rodriguez; Leyda Rodriguez to Jeanine D. Rodriguez, $80,800.
98 Austin St., Yosef Rapoport; Steven B. Bengart to Citibank, $79,569.
161 Melrose St., Michael Weaver to Cartus Financial Corporation, $76,630.
161 Melrose St., Cartus Financial Corporation to Ryan Wilkins, $76,630.
495 Cornwall, Ronald D. Adimey; Ronald A. Adimey to 495 Cornwall Avenue Llc, $70,000.
251 Willett St., Roger Abell Inc. to Sonja J. Lamicela, $68,800.
96 Montrose Ave., Nilsa Muniz to Zihua Hu, $68,000.
355 Abbott Road, Shannon M. Bukaczeski to Jenny R. Pilarski; Brian J. Pilarski, $64,000.
42 Seabrook St., Josephine A. Petrillo to Brandon S. Loncar, $61,500.
105 Florida St., Kevin J. Rosso to Scott Biersbach; Scott R. Biersbach; Cynthia A. Biersbach; Cynthia Biersbach, $56,000.
176 Melrose St., Charles A. Aliberto; Evelyn S. Aliberto to Nancy E. Higgins, $54,900.
1812 Clinton St., 183 Paderewski Inc. to Robert Weimer, $54,000.
570 South Ogden St., 570 South Ogden Trust to Wells Fargo Bank, $50,000.
172 Herkimer St., Mary K. Voltz to Ngwe Thein, $45,000.
378 Davidson Ave., Larry Odom to AT International Real Estate Llc, $45,000.
250 West Ave., Rebecca Bonilla to Michael G. Jones Jr., $40,000.
749 Jefferson, Daniel C. Tredo Sr. to Ahmed Gamil, $40,000.
94 Eidgewood Road, Herman Gagnon Jr. to Timothy J. Lopez, $39,000.
300 West Tupper St., Manufacturers & Traders Trust Company to Artisan Property Holdings, $37,501.
83 Roma Ave., 83 Roma Ave Llc; Janet Lynn Bensman to Sarif-Kattan Properties, $33,649.
58 St Joseph, Cheryl Obstarczyk to Perri Dantzler, $33,000.
104 Pooley Place, Joseph A. Briandi; Constance L. Briandi to Team Shaughnessy Properties, $32,000.
149 Chenango St., Kimberly A. Collins to Le Le Win; Kyaw Kyaw Oo, $29,000.
510 Fargo, CDD Enterprises Ltd. to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $29,000.
125 Hodge Ave., Health Kaleida to Buffalo Land Holding Company, $27,500.
491 Hinman Ave., Patrick T. Curry to Jose Flores, $26,663.
1235 Fillmore Ave., Anthony Bishop to Fakhi I. Hamideh, $25,000.
153 10th St., Noaida Benitez; Moraida Benitez; Carlos M. Benitez to Denise Santos; Miguel Santos, $25,000.
226 O'Connell Ave., Stasia Lukomski; Francis H. Lukomski to Bernedette A. Concheiro; David J. Concheiro, $25,000.
441 Walden Ave., Robert Honkomp to Rima Khalil, $25,000.
65 Peace St., Herbert L. Bellamy Jr. to Kayla N. Mootry, $25,000.
165 Farmer, Mary Jane Olskey to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $23,900.
217 Newburgh, G&G of WNY Inc. to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $23,500.
98 Austin St., Citibank to Jesus Nebot, $21,300.
104 Stevens Ave., Albert Moore Sr.; Valerie Moore to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $21,000.
301 Plymouth Ave., 301 Plymouth Avenue Llc; Janet Lynn Bensman to Sarif-Kattan Properties, $20,341.
116 Wiley Place, Mark Salt; Diane Salt to Rachel Piscitelli; Joshua L. Neaf; Lance Piscitelli, $18,000.
97 Keystone, Donald P. Lawton; Donna M. Lawton to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $17,900.
79 Maryland, BNYP Properties to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $17,000.
102 Lang Ave., Mary K. Voltz to Property Sept 2011 Llc, $16,500.
104 Sweet Ave., Anthony J. Dicenzo; Stefania F. Dicenzo to Krishna Birbal, $14,500.
97 Sweet Ave., Anthony J. Dicenzo; Stefania F. Dicenzo to Krishna Birbal, $14,500.
863 Niagara St., Peter F. Cefalu to Tony Kahy, $14,000.
229 Vermont, Schneur Smetana to ABS Enterprise; Series 10 Only, $13,000.
28 Schreck Ave., Plugette Llc to Cheryl Walker, $13,000.
70 Balcom St., Gregory Fisher; Sebastian Piras; Arthur F. Dobson to Rudel Simon, $12,000.
116 Chester St., Mildred Cox to Aslam Dar, $10,500.
127 Texas, Evan Hapina Properties Inc. to Fibraco Llc, $10,000.
78 Deshler St., Chapin-White I Llc to CDD Enterprises Ltd., $10,000.
92 Peck St., Chapin-White I Llc to CDD Enterprises Ltd., $10,000.
94 Ash St., Chapin-White I Llc to CDD Enterprises Ltd., $10,000.
110 Gatchell, Anthony J. Dragotta to Robert E. White, $9,000.
Vacant Land/24, 26, 28, 30 Locust, City of Buffalo to St. John Fruit Belt Community Development Corp., $6,000.
Vacant Land/234 Albany St., City of Buffalo to Catholic Charities of Buffalo NY, $5,500.
1085 East Ferry, GG Grant Holdings Inc. to Derrius Cunningham, $5,000.
295 St. Lawrence Ave., Russell J. Gies to Munish Andrews; Bano Mary Andrews; Lucia Andrews, $5,000.
Highest price: $227,527
Average price: $105,951
Median price: $95,337
Number of Sales:22
19 Hickory Grove Lane, Marrano/Marc Equity Corporation to Edward H. Maziarz; Barbara D. Maziarz, $227,527.
14 Parktrail Lane, Susan Abadir; Daniel L. Abadir to Kortney L. Blecha; Noel R. Robb, $192,000.
75 Parwood Trail, Arlene M. Litwak to Donna M. Sanger, $170,000.
75 Old Stone Road, Christine Poplawski; Jerome E. Poplawski to Norman J. Brownschidle; Judith G. Brownschidle, $165,000.
Vacant Land/Topaz Drive, Chestnut Ridge Village Inc. to VVMM Llc, $150,000.
134 Steven Drive, Michele Schiffhauer; Robert M. Schiffhauer to Anna M. Hoegel, $120,000.
6 Queens Drive, Stuart F. Kelsey; Patricia B. Kelsey to Robert J. Brill, $116,600.
46 Yorktown Road, Carmella S. Paternostro to John D. Nimmo, $112,500.
43 Eileen Court, Angelo S. Ciccarelli to Michael R. Enser, $110,000.
149 Alaska St., Brooke Forcucci; Michael Forcucci to P. Dodge N. Jr., $106,000.
15 Mayhberry West Drive, James W. Cornell to Sharlene Rivera, $97,673.
24 Woodbine Place, Northern Renovation to Thomas Lajenski, $93,000.
90 Iroquois, Michelle Fritz; David Fritz to Duy T. Vu, $88,000.
88 Mapleview Road, Dawn Crowell; Christopher Crowell to Natalie J. Bottomley, $86,520.
70 Virginia Road, Robert J. Thauer to Nicholas E. Colose, $84,000.
33 South Century Road, Jeffrey Knapp; Ibrahim A. Alami II to Pamela M. Lewis, $82,000.
126 Lackawanna Ave., Ronald Albarella; James Albarella; Bonnie Marie Zotara to Renee Ann Wieberg; Alan Wieberg, $75,000.
243 Bissell Ave., Donald K. Sanger; Donald K. Sanger Sr. to Lisa Stuart, $74,400.
114 Mildred, Mooney Sharon Jeanne; Mooney Kenneth Paul; Mooney Family to Kathleen M. Opera, $63,000.
85 Westchester Drive, Douglas Erickson to Mark Powlenko; Amy Powlenko, $45,000.
74 Chesterfeld Drive, Ace Securities Corp.; HSBC Bank to Christopher J. Brunetto, $42,699.
112 Central Blvd., Emily Nowak; John J. Nowak; Martin S. Nowak to Eliot J. Kolbert; Arthur U. Lariviere Sr.; Arthur U. Lariviere Jr., $30,000.
Highest price: $840,000
Average price: $215,182
Median price: $182,000
Number of Sales:11
Vacant Land/Goodrich Road, Essex Homes of WNY Inc.; C&F Land Development Co. to Essex Homes of WNY Inc., $840,000.
8026 Clarence Center Road, Mary L. Haas; Jerome R. Haas to Jerry Felber Jr.; Tonia A. Felber, $340,000.
Vacant Land/Goodrich Road, Essex Homes of WNY Inc.; C&F Land Development Co. to C&F Land Development Co., $210,000.
4349 Autumn Trail, Peter B. Cothran; Pierluigi D. Cothran; Pete B. Cothran; Arlene B. Cothran to Keith E. Langlotz; Shawndra L. Langlotz, $205,000.
5160 Ledge Lane, Robert F. Struzik to Marshall L. Rowan, $185,000.
8315 Clarnew Drive, Stephen Teal; Richard E. Teal; Kalat Sylvis to Karen J. Kalisz; Anthony B. Kalisz III, $182,000.
8560 Nottingham Terrace, Patrick F. Lipinski; Alicia N. Lipinski to Beneficial Homeowner Service Corporation, $130,000.
4408 Harris Hill Road, Carol E. Jacobs to Mary K. Burnham; James K. Burnham, $110,000.
8815 Stahley Road, Marino Iannucci to Mary E. Higley; Laurence J. Higley, $65,000.
4180 Clardon Drive, Donna Giancreco to Michael Giangreco, $50,000.
8815 Stahley Road, Marino Iannucci to Mary E. Higley; Laurence J. Higley, $50,000.
10784 Crump Road, Paulette Voit; Richard J. Voit to David Orlikowski; Jennifer Orlikowski, $170,000.
8722 Supervisor Ave., Robert S. Rosiek to James R. Beuler, $116,500.
243 Buffalo St., Andrew V. Samuelson; Melinda A. Samuelson to Michael A. Jones; Rosalinda P. Jones, $76,000.
271 East Main St., Smith-Weismantel Funeral Home Inc. to Scott N. Hilts, $355,000.
180 North Buffalo St., John R. Bement; Donna J. Bement to Paulette Voit, $125,000.
Highest price: $285,000
Average price: $190,739
Median price: $190,000
Number of Sales:9
231 Kinsley Road, Martin T. Marks; Katherine A. Marks to Randi J. Sterba, $285,000.
10 South Shore Drive, Marrano/Marc Equity Corporation to Joseph P. Kanick, $254,490.
34 Springbrook Shores Drive, Marrano/Marc Equity Corporation to Shirley M. Almeter; Gerald J. Almeter, $252,162.
130 Herrick Road, Joy F. Herrick; Sherlock A. Herrick Jr. to Susan Obrien, $250,000.
Vacant Land/Bullis Road, Boris Rozuk to 1120 Bullis Road Llc, $190,000.
176 Townline Road, Gary Metz; Lauren Botzenhart; Gregg Metz to William J. Gorman, $170,000.
1740 Billington Road, Bridgette Kipphut to Shannon M. Bukaczeski, $169,000.
431 North Star Road, Shirley Almeter; Gerald J. Almeter to Kathleen A. Brown, $136,000.
Vacant Land/Bullis Road, Norman Dollas to Denise K. Blair; David M. Blair, $10,000.
6883 Chaffee Court, Tracey L. Jordan; Raymond P. Jordan to Carmen J. Laurendi, $112,200.
142 Rosewood, Stephanie Horner; Steven R. Horner to Susan Merlino, $66,000.
201 Porter Ave., Deborah E. Deperto to Nicholas S. McMillan, $42,400.
8634 Brennan Road, Ernest Niedermeier; Sharon Niedermeier to Martin Niedermeier, $27,000.
Highest price: $390,000
Average price: $169,656
Median price: $150,000
Number of Sales:9
43 Forest Creek Court, Vicky M. Swanson; Aubrey E. Swanson Jr. to Ljiljana Mijatovic; Sinisa B. Markovic, $390,000.
215 Havenwood Lane, Jill M. Ungaro; Joseph R. Ungaro to Jason Lesh; Kristine M. Lynch, $205,000.
705 East River Road, Tina Marie Cieri to Beth Sharon Allen, $204,000.
3039 Baseline Road, Frank Chip; Patricia F. Chip to Frank J. Mariani; Virginia M. Mariani, $155,000.
1836 Bedell Road, Grsw Stewart Real Estate Trust to Steven E. Simpson; Michele L. Simpson, $150,000.
1836 Bedell Road, Perry Krieger; Jeri A. Krieger to Grsw Stewart Real Estate Trust, $150,000.
5568 East River Road, Charlotte Jean Yarwood to David Young, $135,000.
33 Blackmon Road, William D. O'Connor; Pamela K. O'Connor to Arthur J. Trzaska Jr., $96,000.
277 Waterford Park, Isle Landings to Ryan Homes of New York; Nvr Inc., $41,900.
Highest price: $4,647,490
Average price: $435,363
Median price: $188,950
Number of Sales:21
5370 Camp Road, R-Roof III Llc to FMW RRI II LLC, $4,647,490.
3710 & V/L Milestrip Road, Penske Truck Leasing Co. to Triple R Properties, $1,175,000.
6736 Boston State Road, Donna Kuhn; Jeffrey Kuhn; Dona M. Kuhn; Jeff Kuhn; Jeffrey T. Kuhn to Scott D. Innes, $495,000.
4136 Stockton Lane, Janis M. McLean to Ranald K. Macpherson, $294,900.
2202 Hunters Hollow Lane, Jennifer L. Derosa; John C. Derosa Jr. to Cheryl Zielinski; Todd M. Zielinski, $240,000.
140 Foxcroft Drive, Daniel Barry; Heather Barry to Mark Messina; Michelle Messina, $207,550.
6502 White Oak Way, Marylou Tokarski; Thomas Tokarski to Kassi Husband; Kyle Husband, $203,000.
6260 Eckhardt Road, Ryan Homes of New York; Nvr Inc. to Dolores A. Schumacher, $202,015.
8 Scooter Lane, Ryan Homes of New York; Nvr Inc. to Marvin J. Stallworth, $196,735.
6260 Eckhardt Road Unit, Ryan Homes of New York; Nvr Inc. to Tracey L. Jordan; Raymond P. Jordan, $190,440.
33 Scotter Lane, Ryan Homes of New York; Nvr Inc. to Jeffrey W. Bolton; Haley C. Bolton, $188,950.
4440 Valley View Ave., Cheryl Zielinski; Todd Zielinski to Ken Jaromin; Prudence Jaromin, $158,000.
4029 Willowdale Ave., Kathy Keisc to Kenneth Spulecki, $153,500.
3245 South Alfred, Michael G. Fantaske; Edith J. Fantaske to Lisa M. Kohler, $150,000.
4330-F3 Berkley Place, Janet H. Sentz; John H. Sentz to Sonja J. Allen, $136,000.
4538 Clark St., Heritage Square Inc. to Karen Burns; Bryant M. Burns, $121,000.
272 Maple Ave., Renita Baron-Kasprzyk; Richard A. Kwiatkowski to Terra Bialy, $110,000.
5816 Diana Lane, Patricia R. Fitzgibbons to Joshua J. Mansfield, $96,500.
4926 Mount Vernon Blvd., Brian J. Buckley; Carissa A. Buckley to Robert P. Michalski; Bridget H. Michalski, $85,000.
62 Grafton Drive, Nancy Rosenberry to Lauren A. Nowakowski, $71,550.
Vacant Land/3761 Lynn Drive, Roger D. Penn; Ronald A. Heider to Kimberly M. Diaz; Miguel A. Diaz, $20,000.
12669 Vermont St., James Shaughnessy; Doreen Shaughnessy to Michele Webber; Rex Webber, $25,000.
131 Norfred Drive, Joseph W. Grabowski to Joseph Damian Inc., $130,000.
44 North Drive, Baker Victory Services to Comunity Services for the Developmentally Disabled Inc., $126,125.
15 Michelle Drive, Loreto Riccardi; Immacolata Carroccia; John Riccardi to Barbara J. Bolibrzuch, $109,000.
47 West Elmview, Frank J. Herg to Leonard Rossi; Barbara Rossi, $87,000.
110 Cleveland Ave., Robert Burke; Elizabeth B. Cellini; Robert P. Burke; William Burke to Amanda A. Bijl, $55,300.
120 School St., Santiago Laboy; Nereida Laboy to 120 SCH Llc, $45,000.
Highest price: $6,749,622
Average price: $527,279
Median price: $158,750
Number of Sales:18
146 Maple Drive, R-Roof II Llc to FMW RRI II LLC, $6,749,622.
11 Worthington Lane, Colleen Townsend; Thomas Giovinozzo to Joseph M. Ligammare; Denise K. Ligammare, $375,000.
174 Ransom Road, Denise Fleck; Roy Fleck to Adam R. Dunning; Sarah E. Dunning, $343,299.
7 Worthington Lane, Windsor Ridge Partners to Carl Jason Fix; Erin K. Fix, $282,000.
8 Overton Court, Arlene L. Crocker; Donald C. Crocker to Lynn M. Licata Cudzil; James M. Cudzil, $259,900.
58 Pheasant Run Lane, Jeffrey R. Hamill; Tina M. Hamill to Emily E. Chirico; Anthony J. Chirico III, $213,000.
67 Heritage Drive, Bernard W. Hubert III to Roy Fleck; Denise C. Fleck, $190,000.
240 Ransom Road, Frederick Hammer; Cheryl L. Hammer to Lisa McClintic; Douglas P. McClintic, $185,500.
573 Aurora, Peter B. Tonsoline to Mark W. Rohacs; Stephanie L. Rohacs, $162,000.
58 Northwood Drive, Jean M. Bluff to Paul Lojek; Mark R. Lojek; Rita M. Lojek; Judith E. Lojeck; John A. Lojek, $155,500.
42 Wilkshire Place, Dana Bulera; Thomas E. Bulera to Jeffrey R. Hamill; Tina M. Hamill, $132,500.
39 Christen Court, Raymond B. Gaston; Roberta C. Gaston to Rachel R. Perna, $125,000.
8 Sherwood Drive, Craig A. Flading to Marilyn Kelly, $104,000.
111 Arlington Place, Corey C. Griswold; Lisa A. Weir to Ronald J. Callea, $95,700.
Vacant Land/272 Pavement Road, Walter Olszowy; Florence A. Olszowy to Walter Ferry, $60,000.
50 Fourth Ave., Shawn P. Howe to Equity Trust Company; Shuster Thomas, $40,000.
Vacant Land/Fifth Ave., Shawn P. Howe to Equity Trust Company; Shuster Thomas, $10,000.
Vacant Land/Nashua Road, Francis Harold Saelzler; Francis J. Saelzler to John M. Zurbrick, $8,000.
1732 St. Charles Place, Marie H. Mausteller to Jason R. Bliemeister, $149,000.
Highest price: $875,000
Average price: $277,007
Median price: $221,472
Number of Sales:8
10 Mourning Dove Court, Jane F. Vallone; Charles J. Vallone Sr. to Rosalynn Smith; Bradley Smith, $875,000.
98 Breezew, Nvr Inc. to Oscar A. Budde; Elizabeth L. Budde, $284,115.
55 Quaker Lake Terrace, John E. Spadafora; Janice S. Spadafora to Jennifer L. Derosa; John C. Derosa Jr., $274,000.
49 Fox Chapel Drive, Kristin M. Graham; Paul T. Graham to Deborah Shapos; Keith J. Kosco, $262,000.
5 Edgar Circle, Marrano/Marc Equity Corporation to William C. Wood, $180,944.
5497 Dennis Road, Robert M. Hartung to Paul R. Perry; Loraine J. Perry, $165,000.
142 Bridle Path, Barbara Ann Andry; Barbara A. Andry to Gary Bosley, $147,000.
205 Linwood Ave., Elizabeth Cadman; Natalie Cadman; Judy A. Cadman; Mark A. Rauch; J Bradley Rauch to J Bradley Rauch, $28,000.
Highest price: $345,000
Average price: $105,462
Median price: $80,000
Number of Sales:8
40-46 Main St., Guy P. Palmiero; Philip A. Palmiero to 40 Main Street Tonawanda Llc, $345,000.
120 Ellicott Creek, Lucille M. Holler to Vanessa Byers, $135,000.
165 Woodland, Frank Cirincione to Stephen Beyer, $94,500.
43 Bellhurst Road, Brian G. Astran; Annette M. Astran to Stephan S. Gladky, $93,000.
56 Ilion St., Rose M. Tucker to Alyson M. Evans, $67,000.
443 Morgan St., Palatial Properties to Justice Snickles; Ryan Byers, $39,000.
25 Sharon Drive, Michael R. Camann to Stephen P. Camann, $38,000.
22 Fletcher St., Mellon Bank of New York to Donald Topolski; Heidi Topolski, $32,199.
Highest price: $165,900
Average price: $94,538
Median price: $88,000
Number of Sales:17
198 Northwood Drive, Rosemarie A. Giambrone to Dennis Murray, $165,900.
689 Colvin Blvd., Travis D. Ludy; Ken J. Ludy to Saralin N. Tiedeman, $136,500.
204 Zimmerman Blvd., Marlene M. Jarnot to Maria Falsone, $135,000.
30 Zimmerman Blvd., Joanne M. Anderson; Ronald C. Anderson to Mary Alice Hanavan, $125,000.
260 Grandview Ave., Robert E. Cutler to Alicia J. Calvert, $119,995.
62 Gettysburg Ave., Peter J. Blenk; Christina E. Blenk to Michael Gawrys; Christina E. Gawrys, $110,000.
32 Moulton Ave., Barbara Ann Stout; Paul F. Balcom; Robert M. Balcom; Francis Balcom; Mary P. Nagy; Susan M. Scaduto to Ross V. Scoma; Rosamond T. Scoma, $106,000.
328 Desmond Drive, Joseph Spina; Kevin Allen to Jennifer L. Gonzalez, $99,000.
82 Gardenwood Lane, Shirley J. Rummel to Paul J. Sorci, $88,000.
153 Dupont Ave., Palatial Properties to Andrew P. Benzin, $85,000.
253 Wellington Ave., Michael F. Hughes to Stacy A. Soeder, $83,500.
2450 Colvin Blvd., Dudley G. Doucet to Duane Topliffe, $70,000.
742 Montross, Alice O. Slossman to Mary Jean Quible, $68,000.
800 Highland Ave., Curtis L. Willis to Kimberly A. Burch, $62,250.
117 Traverse Blvd., Brian J. Baker to KC Buffalo Enterprises, $58,000.
20-30 Blackmore St., Calvin A. Braun; Nice M. Braun to ABS Enterprise; Series 7 Only, $50,000.
366 Westgate Road, Lillian Y. Miller to V&F Property Management, $45,000.
Highest price: $140,000
Average price: $93,345
Median price: $93,000
Number of Sales:13
16 Wedgewood Drive, Jeffrey W. Bolton; Haley C. Bolton to Mark J. Foroscij; Cynthia M. Foroscij, $140,000.
54 Cambridge Ave., Eileen M. Kingston; Lance W. Kingston to Thomas E. Lepsch; Erin S. Lepsch, $134,090.
89 Marlin Drive, John Murray; Janet Murray to Margaret M. Wilds, $129,500.
88 Pacecrest Court, Christine J. Sikorski to Bridgett M. Hastings, $129,000.
178 Angle Road, Clara Rose Dommer; Clara Dommer to Michael J. Sengbusch; Brigid M. Sengbusch, $115,000.
39 Delray Ave., Michael J. Dalessandro; Debora L. Dalessandro to Robert M. Glenn, $95,900.
264 Collins Ave., Gertrude Trzaska to Richard McDonell Jr.; Matthew R. McDonell, $93,000.
66 Greenfield Ave., Moist Marion to Matthew T. Stacey; Teressa L. Stuchal, $86,300.
185 Knox Ave., Laura E. Forbes to James B. Davis, $75,500.
137 East Ave., Thomas J. Kennedy to Beneficial Homeowner Service Corporation, $68,000.
2 Indian Church, Richard Labarba to Diana Masters; Michael Masters, $64,500.
1011 Reserve Road, Timothy M. Finley to Emmy Sperduto, $45,000.
1158-3 Indian Church St., Steven J. Baum to Jessica S. Arlow, $37,700.


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Jr NTR's Baadshah: What certificate will it get from Censors?
Hyderabad: Junior NTR's much-anticipated Telugu film Baadshah has recently completed and is currently in the post-production stage, which is making a brisk progress. The much-hyped movie, which is slated to release in April, will be viewed by the officials of the Regional Censor Board on March 29. Sources from the industry claim that producer Ganesh Babu is making attempts to get a U/A certificate for it.
Directed by Srinu Vaitla, Baadshah starring Junior NTR and Kajal Aggarwal in leads, is a stylish action entertainer with a few comedy sequence. Sources from the production team claim that the movie has some action scenes and dialogues which are horrifying. Besides this, it has a hot item song. These scenes might land the film 'A' certificate from the Censor Board.
Baadshah is releasing at the beginning of the Summer holidays and the producers want to target family audience. But Bandla Ganesh Babu, who has shelled out nearly Rs 50 crore it, is said to be bit anxious about if the movie lands A certificate from the Censors, the family audience will stay away from the theatres. Hence, the producer is making all possible attempt to bag at least U/A certificate for it.
However, the film unit of Baadshah has recently canned a couple of songs at the exotic locales of Bangkok, Switzerland. The makers of the film have released the first look of these songs featuring Junior NTR and Kajal Aggarwal and we bring these posters to you. Continue to see them in slide show.

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Complaint Review: SJR GROUP BANGALORE, INDIA - BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL
SJR GROUP BANGALORE, INDIA - BUILDERS RESIDENTIALsjrgroup.com Bangalore, Select State/Province India
SJR GROUP BANGALORE, INDIA - BUILDERS RESIDENTIAL SJR BUILDERS, SJR Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. Pallavi Constructions, SJR Primus, #1 Industrial Layout, Koramangala 7th Block, Bangalore - 560 095, INDIA Unreliable, fraud and cheating. Bangalore, India
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Do not waste your time and money with these unprofessional, inefficient liers, unless you have too much to waste.
This company will not sell you right property with right pricing or with right terms and conditions.
Total manipulations, poor quality builder we have ever come across. Typical manipulators and excuse makers.
Yes they look very professional while collecting money, but once you pay then you are at their mercy.
There are many complaints about this company , its unprofessional management and inefficient staff. There are couple of court cases in India against this builder.
So just watch out, if you ever want to invest money or buy property look for efficient and professional builder but avoid SJR GROUP. They are not worth our time, money and peace of mind.
This company is running and relying on girls power in India, to catch and bring in customers for their poor quality properties. Its owner or Director Mr. Reddy is always hiding.
Ultimate loosers and ripoff artists.
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Complaint Review: Encore Marketing Group
Encore Marketing Group260 South Churton Street Suite 204 Hillsborough, NC 27278 Nationwide U.S.A.
Encore Marketing Group-Craig Staple No paycheck, Stealing Money from Account Reps, fruad!!! NC CA
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Not the Worst, But Close!
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Encore has nothing to do with Customer Service for SBC or Bellsouth.
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My salary never came close to what was promised based on quota. When reps would quit, most of the time they never got a last paycheck. Encore did not follow specific guidelines that were given by SBC. Errors on paycheck were sometimes never fixed. I think Encore owes me thousands of dollars for work that did go through, but was never paid on. Ive kept in contact with many businesses that said theyre work was installed.
The website is nothing close to the real thing. They have no way of accuratly tracking any order placed in CA for SBC business. The owner of the company craig staple, promised reps benefits in August of 2004, and instead, our salary was revoked, and we were all turned 1099. Encores turn over rate for employees was very high. (I wonder why) This is something Ive heard Project managers from SBC show concern from. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ENCORE. Shut them down before they rip you off as an employee or customer. Craig Staple, is a liar and crook.
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AUTHOR: Russ - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 15, 2006POSTED: Sunday, January 15, 2006
In my two months as Sales Director in Jackson, MS, there was never an accurate payroll issued. Most of the time, orders that were processed and confirmed by BellSouth mysteriously appeared on reps commission sheets as "declined". I had reps that turned in 6, 7, even 8 sales a day, consistently with expected commissions of $300-$400 and they wound up getting two week checks for $200-$300!
Rather than address the issue, the CEO and VP kept saying that they "emailed BellSouth" and were waiting for "confirmation". Horsepuckey! If they had the relationship with BellSouth they claimed, a simple phone call to BellSouth would have cleared the matter in minutes. I waited two weeks for confirmation of orders and never received them.
Pie in the sky promises? None bigger than Encore's! But delivering what they promised? Not even close. Their system of processing and paying isn't crooked, but it's not truly ethical, either.
Regrettably, this type of company does not look to attract high caliber, professional sales people. With their blind ads, inflated income potential, and focus on recruiting rather than retention, our office was filled with a never ending stream of "entry-level" sales people. With no way to check the applicants out, all sorts of equipment theft, obscene phone calls, death threats, and finally, a physical attack on my person occured.
The company's attitude was casual at best. Can they be sued for promoting conduct conducive to violence? Who knows.
I finally could not bring myself to interview anyone knowing what kind of aggravation they may have to suffer. So the revolving door that is Encore keeps going around and around like a perverse merry-go-round, but for this former employee, the ride is over and I am eternally grateful to be gone.
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AUTHOR: Rob - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, June 10, 2005POSTED: Friday, June 10, 2005
This is not a Customer Service Position. Encore has nothing to do with Customer Service for SBC or Bellsouth. When working for Encore Marketing, you are SELLING products to Businesses who already have SBC or trying to win the business back based on current SBC prices and promotions.
You will not make a "salary" or get paid hourly. Pay structure is based off of C.P.V or "Core Products" youve sold the customer. The Idea behind "20/hour" is calculated at selling 1 core product per hour.
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Encore Marketing Group soliciting in Los Angeles
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When called, I was told very little information, instead given a interview time the very next day even though I clearly do not qualify under the requirements of the ad. I urge job seekers, especially the desperate ones, to beware of staffing agencies like Encore who offer "too good to be true" salaries in order to blind ones good judgement against fraud or misrepresentation.
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I'm so excited to share this new Real Party from Sarah {of Jack and Izzy} with you… it's such a creative & fun way to for parents-to-be to celebrate their big news! Here are all the details, as told by Sarah… ***** "On Friday afternoon, Garret and I had our 20 week ultrasound, and we […]
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I'm loving the designs in this 17 Frightfully Good Halloween Cupcakes gallery from BHG for 2 reasons: 1. They're clever & creative. 2. Most of them seem pretty simple & easy! A few favorites pictured above, {clockwise from top left}: 1. Peeking Monster – would actually be great for Monster birthday parties year-round, too… and […]
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Attn: Sweet Tooths – Did you know that there's an entire website dedicated to "crafty recipes" starring m&ms, Snickers, Dove Chocolate, Twix, 3 Musketeers, and MilkyWay?! BrightIdeas.com is exactly that… and there are oodles of fun treats on there for all sorts of occasions. In honor of the sweet-&-spooky holiday that's right around the corner, […]
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If you're hosting a Pink Party in October (or any time of year), chances are good that you'll be serving up some pink drinks, so here are a few ideas for adding an extra splash of your signature color to the outside of your drink! Adorning stemware & glasses with fun details like ribbon & […]
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For the first time in my life I'm thinking that toilet plungers and dustpans would actually make for great gifts! This change of view can be credited solely to Alice Supply Co. – whose fun, hip designs for garden hoses, buckets, brooms, & more just might change the way you look at housework…(at least a […]
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bora may refer to:
- Bora Bora, an island in the Leeward group of the Society Islands of French Polynesia
- Borá, a city in the São Paulo state in Brazil
- Bora (Australian), the site of an initiation ceremony in Australian aboriginal culture, sometimes known as Bora rings
- Bora, Punjab, a village in India
- Boracay, sometimes (incorrectly) thought of as a cay in the Philippines
- Tora Bora, a cave complex in the White mountains range of Afghanistan
- Bora (comics), a Marvel Comics character with wind-related powers
- Bora (TV series)
- Bora, a super-powerful robot that fought Pluto in an episode of Astro Boy (1980 TV series). Bora's attack is a powerful cry that releases a katabatic wind
- Bora, a group of rebel colonists found in the 2000 game Tachyon: The Fringe
- Bora, a character in Dragon Ball
- Bora people, the ethnic group that speaks the Bora language
- Bora language, a Witotoan language spoken in Western Amazon forest region (Peru, Brazil, and Colombia)
- Bora (surname), Assamese surname
- Bora (Turkish name), a Turkish masculine given (including a list of people with the name)
- Bora (Korean name), a Korean feminine given name (including a list of people with the name)
- Umananda Bora, Indian cricket player
- Yoon Bora, a South Korean idol singer
- Maserati Bora, an Italian sports car named after the Bora wind
- Volkswagen Bora/Jetta, a German small sedan, named after the Bora wind
- Bora Class guided missile hovercraft, a hoverborne cruise missile attack craft in the Russian navy
- Bora One and Bora Two, aerodynamic bicycle wheels manufactured by Italian company Campagnolo
- Bora, an Aurora A kinase activator in the cell cycle
- Acronym for the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990
- Bora (wind), a katabatic wind in the Adriatic Sea and the Black Sea regions of southeastern Europe and Turkey
- Bora (vegetable), the Guyanese name for a legume that grows in tropical and subtropical climates
- Bora Bora (disambiguation)
- Borajet, a Turkish regional airline.
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- Bohra, another name for the Mustaali traders
- Bora River (disambiguation)
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Complaint Review: Don Lapre - worlds Greatest Vitamin
Don Lapre - worlds Greatest Vitaminthe worlds greatest vitamin.com Internet U.S.A.
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Things went downhill from the start. They couldnt do several of the things they promised so they gave me free advertising which I ended up buying more. Everything was geared to get more of my money-not to help me make money. After two years I had made one sale and that was someone I asked just to see if it was working.
I wasted hours on the phone with these people to no avail. My site had over 16000 hits with no sales?Pure con is what this and I fell for it. Last time I called telling them I was considering legal action they said there system was down and to call back the next day. The last straw was when they sold my domain name, which I paid for the life of the program. vsn1 and guaranteed traffic are also in cahoots with these thieves.
So to don lapre, sally, april, wade matteson, shaun thompson and kasey munns I hope you get what you trully deserve."Its a wonderful day here in the slammer"
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Smokey Robinson, James Taylor Team on 'Ain't That Peculiar' (Exclusive Song Premiere)
Smokey Robinson co-wrote "Ain't That Peculiar" for Marvin Gaye nearly 50 years ago, now he revisits the song with help from James Taylor in a new version that premieres today on Speakeasy.
This rendition of the soul classic takes on a rootsier vibe that suits Taylor, who sings first before Robinson comes in. "He always loved that song," Robinson said of Taylor in a soundbite made available to the press. "So when they gave him the choice of a song of mine that he wanted to sing, he picked 'Ain't That Peculiar.'"
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- Liima and a Javelin Thrower Revisit the 1980 Olympics in 'Russians' Video (Exclusive)
The track is from "Smokey and Friends," a new album of duets that also includes Elton John, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, Sheryl Crow, John Mayer, Mary J. Blige and Cee Lo Green. Producer Randy Jackson let the guest vocalists send him their interpretation of the songs, and arranged the tracks around what they sent, said Robinson, who described Taylor's take on "Ain't That Peculiar" as "funk-rock." "It's not at all like Marvin's version," Robinson said. "And it's great."
"Smokey and Friends" is due Aug. 19 on Verve Records, and is available for pre-order here. What do you think of this version of "Ain't That Peculiar?" Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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I am a devout cream dreamer. But I never really liked whipped cream on top of things, or cream filled pies and cakes. It was kind of like traditional mayonnaise for me, it never really did it for me lumped on top of things. But just like almost everyone else, I have long been seduced by the cream-inspired heaven hidden inside things! Let's face it, whenever you taste a really rich creamy dessert that you would almost rob your grandmother for; more often than not, the magic ingredient contained inside is cream and butter!
When you adopt a dairy free or vegan diet, so you don't have to coat check your colon and arteries, you must hunt for a satisfying alternative. I happily offer up this simple cashew cream, in the hope that I will save fellow cream dreamers from a self-induced coma.
So where would any self-respecting cream dreamer start to find a nutty alternative? The most buttery nut on earth -- the raw cashew. I wish I could take credit for this discovery. But vegan cashew and almond cream have long been staples in the vegan world as fantastic alternatives to the more toxic dairy creams.
This basic cashew cream recipe is not a ground-breaking departure from those ubiquitous recipes that are perfect the way they are. Rather, a homage to the many recipes that saved me from cream dreaming insomnia!
This cream is so quick and easy! You will be whipping it up again and again and again. It is really versatile too -- great for servings with raw nuts, seeds, and fruit, and pairing with all kinds of desserts.
This cream tends to get along with all personalities. It is a fantastic base camp for any number of flavor inspired journeys: fruit, chocolate, coconut, or wherever your heart's desire.
Vanilla Cashew Cream I Use With Everything
- 1 cup raw cashews, soaked for 2 hours
- 1/4-1/2 cup filtered water depending on desired thickness
- 1-2 tablespoons pure maple syrup, plus more to taste
- 1/2 teaspoon natural vanilla extract, plus more to taste
- a pinch of Celtic sea salt
Throw everything into the blender and blast on high until thick and creamy.
It is a good idea to start with 1/4 cup of water, and then gradually thin it out in order to achieve the desired thickness.
**Please note – you will need a high speed blender in order to achieve a really creamy consistency. With a conventional blender, you must soak the cashews by covering with room temperature water for about 4 hours or the quick way (albeit not raw) by covering with boiling water for 15 minutes.


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Complaint Review: GRIPGO
GRIPGOP.O. Box 3179 Wallingford, CT 06494 Internet United States of America
GRIPGO Gripgo web site is a rip off Pembroke, Internet
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When you see the overcharges its to late the order has been fulfilled .
I called the company straight away and was told its to late , the order has gone to process and to late to cancel .Within 5mins after I made the order.
I have called and emailed several times , no one will help you .
Stay away or they will RIP you OFF as well.
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Hi I would like to know to how to add a social media share button on fancybox pop up window and i also like to make bkg transparency more darker when popup is on. thansk
Hi I would like to know to how to add a social media share button on fancybox pop up window and i also like to make bkg transparency more darker when popup is on. thansk
Share buttons is not easy but possible if you choose buttons that do not use (much) javascript. You can see an example with facebook like button on http://demo.status301.net/easy-fancybox-sandbox/like-my-box/ but be aware that you need to do this for each image manually.
Background color and transparency features in the next release. You can install the development version from http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/easy-fancybox/developers/ if you want it now :)
Hi RavanH,
I have been using your amazing plugin for a few weeks now, and been searching everywhere on the internet before posting here; I have a very specific problem and I'm sure you can help me out with it :)
I'm creating a photoblog with a simple theme (photolistic), which is entirely compatible with your plugin. I would like to created a gallery on a page, showing the caption under the thumbnail, and a facebook like button when opening the image with fancybox instead of the title / alt text.
I have managed so far to do so by setting my image title in the caption field when editing my gallery, and the iframe code generated from the facebook developpers page, and the result is perfectly what I want to do. Yet, my problem is that when hovering on a thumbnail, the title appears, with the entire iframe code, which is mostly ugly ^^
I tried to no avail to remove the title tag manually, and to use plugins like "No Title Tooltips", but it also removes the facebook button like from the fancybox. I saw the example on the link you posted below, and it is exactely what I want my gallery to look like : no title on hovering and the social button in fancybox. I did not manage to put the iframe code in the alternative text field though, the iframe code disapears after saving the modifications..
By the way, I really am a newbie at this, with no coding skills at all yet I manage to understand a little how it works ^^
The page on which I am doing my tests : http://fotolf.com/temp
I hope you'll be able to help me :)
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I don't understand why the fb iframe code isn't saved correctely in the alt text field :/ it seems to be the problem, but I can't figure it out
Any idea ?
Well, I have finally been able to solve my problem so I thought it might be good to post the solution I came up with here :)
I have been able to have both the title under the thumbnail and the like button inside the fancybox by using the NextGen Gallery plugin, with which the Alt text can be filled and saved.
With the default gallery maker, the Facebook iframe code cannot be saved, only 'simple text' remains in the alt field when you save the modifications. It's quite strange though, because it works very well with the insertion of a simple image (not in gallery mode).
Hope it will be helpful :)
Hi olfizbak, thanks for sharing your findings. Sorry I wasn't around to help you out. It seems you are right, the alt text field is stripped from html tags when viewed inside a gallery... Bummer.
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In 2014 we celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the birth of the idea that became the World Wide Web. In March 1989, while working at CERN, Tim Berners-Lee wrote a document entitled "Information Management – a Proposal" which described his ideas for creating a hypertext system that worked over the internet to enable physicists and other researchers around the world to easily exchange documents [1]. I first heard about his ideas at the European Hypertext Conference (ECHT'90) in November 1990, where we presented our first paper on the Microcosm "open hypermedia system" that we had been developing at Southampton since 1989 [2]. I first saw Tim and his colleague Robert Cailliau demonstrate the system they had by then called the World Wide Web at the ACM Hypertext conference (HT'91) in December 1991. This was the conference that famously rejected their paper about the WWW but it also marked the beginning of the revolution that the Web has brought to all our lives – the killer application for the Internet, the disruptive technology that has changed the way we communicate and manage information forever.
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since when was democracy radical? I agree, we don't really have any moderators on this site now and I think it's a good idea to have one. I think they should be a person who seems capable of being impartial, who has been here a while, and is generally a good person.
Amras (and Curufinwe as well), which problems do you experience where you need a moderator for? In other words:'in what way do you experience the 'lack' of presence of a council member?'
Cause, if you have any problems you can always send me a message (or email) and in almost all cases I'll answer within 24 hours.
I think the main thing (at least for me) is that there isn't any real presence of a moderator on this site. I don't doubt that you check often and I have seen you fix problems several times. However, I don't feel as though you (or any other moderators) are keeping an eye on us. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but I feel like this site tries to market itself as, I don't know, "carefully moderated by The Council" and I just haven't felt like that's true of late.
Anyway, you do and have done a fine job as moderator, and I don't necessarily think we need more moderators.
and also new polls, like favorite Rotk characters, or some other object like that. I mean, like Curufinwe, we are lacking alot of serious overlordship from the council members.
Curufinwe and Amras, I get what you're saying. There may be even some truth to your words. But.. This site has existed for a long time. I mean, I've been here for a long time too. On and off since 2006.
And what I'm trying to say is that all these years, they haven't been free to anyone of us. We all age and many kind of things come into our way as it happens. Some of them stay, some of them don't. It has been silent for quite a while now. The council members try to be on the site as much as they can, I'm sure of it. And so do the members. But neither faction has showed that much activity lately and that's the truth.
That's just how it is. I love this site, but I think the glory days are past and gone. Until something revolutionary happens, until we all find time in our lives to spend here on this site again, things will remain as they are.
I've found it difficult to post stuff either, 'cause I know that there won't be any replies due to the fact that we're lacking members and activity.
You two can't help it, I can't help it. All you can do is to continue posting things as often as you can in hopes of gaining some attention. There's one thing you can help the council members with though. You can always spread the word about this site, since it has been an effective method since the day one.
But even thinking about electing new council members is a far cry at this moment. True, they could do some improvements. New polls, new sections and new things. But.. There wouldn't be enough members to make the most of those kind of features.
So, let us silence instead and hope that things won't remain like this forever. However, I feel doubt even as I now write this post.
No offense to anyone.
- Oerath.
And Arwen, you've done a fantastic job as a council member. You all have. Taz, Amarie, Rednell, Leelee, legendary Grondy and many others. We owe you for this site.
As I said in my previous post, some things just can't be helped. In today's world, many things are slowly fading away. Many good things. And some are disappearing entirely.
So let us hope that this site won't too fade into the oblivion, 'cause it's current course is pointing towards that end.
The site still receives a lot of visitors each day, however, most of them just view the content and then leave. We're a victim of our own success in some ways, as the site has been around almost 14 years now, we have a huge forum with thousands of quality posts on unique and relevant topics, that have all been indexed very well by Google and other search engines.
When people search for a question relating to Tolkien's works, they almost always end-up on PT. However, they read about what they were searching for and then leave.
I'm not sure how this can be resolved, in terms of bringing new members to our community, however, as always we the council welcome recommendations and help from you all.
Ey, Taz. How're you doing these days? :)
Anyway, you said it all. Apologies for my little, well maybe a bit depressive post. I had drank a few beers at the time I posted that. I think I felt a bit gloomy back then.
But I rarely post something I would take off, so I'll let those posts and those words stay there.
And oh, fourteen years already?
That's a bunch. :)
Let's hope for another fourteen years then.
I'm well, thank you :)
I hope to finish the RPG aspect of the site, once I win the lottery or retire, whichever comes first. That should bring in new members and bring up the activity of existing ones. Perhaps an updated design and more social media integration would help too.
I'm always around though, and the Council list is quite busy – of course, we're very fortunate to have Arwen Undomiel and the rest of you keeping the site active.
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One of the principles behind The Agile Manifesto states,"The most efficient and effective method of conveying information to and within a development team is face-to-face conversation." I couldn't agree more! However, for three years, I ran a dispersed team which could not meet face-to-face. Of nine team members, only two were co-located in the same commercial office. The rest of us worked from home offices in Arizona, California (3), Kansas, and Florida (2). When I tell people we were doing agile development and implemented Scrum, an amazing number tell me we were not agile because we were dispersed and thus "in violation of" the above principle. Yeah, right!
This is a principle behind the Agile Manifesto. The Agile Manifesto itself states, "Through this work we have come to value: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools." Individuals and interactions is exactly what we had - a few of the former and a lot of the latter! In a perfect world, we'd all co-locate, someone would get my Diet Coke and rub my shoulders and....well, they didn't specify the kind of interactions! 😉
"Through this work we have come to value: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools. - The Agile Manifesto"
What Others Are Saying
Jeff Sutherland, co-founder of Scrum, wrote an article with Peter Valhansky and Anton Victoroy for the Agile Journal, Hyperproductivity in Large Projects Through Distributed Scrum. In the article, the authors state that one of the"new best practices" is to have "no distinction between developers at different sites on the same team".
There are two critical points in this one statement; "different sites" and "same team". You do not have to be co-located to be on the same team! Everyone was equal despite someone having more familiarity with a particular topic, or a longer background in the field, or better subject matter expertise, etc. We were a team, with no "I". If you are to be agile across long-distances, you must work to break down all barriers and form a team that behaves as-if it were co-located. As ScrumMaster, it was my job to ensure that everyone respected each other as an equal team member. To that end, I have a golden rule for the teams I lead: "You may critique anything, but you may never criticize anyone." In other words, don't make it personal!
"You may critique anything, but you may never criticize anyone!"
Scott Ambler, with thanks to Erich Gamma, John Kellerman, and Ian Skerrett, describes the Eclipse project in "Imperfectly Agile: You Too Can Be Agile!" for Dr. Dobb's Portal. He points out that the Eclipse development team has "managed to successfully deliver six major releases over the years" and that "it has done so on time, every time, by following an agile process." Sounds successful, right? Now, consider that, according to the authors, the Eclipse project is "comprised of 10 projects, with 23 subprojects, and 262 committees working for 15 different companies in 12 different countries". It can be done on a very large scale!
Over on the Agile Software Development blog, a member by the name of Vaibhav posted the article, "Distributed Agile Development -1: Reinterpreting the manifesto". In his post, Vaibhav points out that "the manifesto was put together in 2001; a long time ago by software industry standard." The article goes on to point out that "offshore development (the primary scenario for distributed development) was beginning to gather momentum, but most such development occurred using the traditional heavy-weight development methodologies." Vaibhav gets to the crux of the matter by asking, "How do such teams cope with being almost totally against the spirit of one of the principles of the Agile Manfesto?" Geographically dispersed teams encounter different issues the further the geographic dispersement is. Our team had no communication problems whatsoever. I have heard horror stories about US companies that have contracted with Russian firms only to sever the relationship and find all the class and method names in Russian after taking over the code base. I've also heard the stories of two and three hour meetings every day between dispersed teams just to review code and work out issues that arose because of a misinterpretation of earlier communications (i.e. specs). No one said it might not be difficult, but a large part of being agile is to constantly inspect and adapt. As the ScrumMaster, I always tried to keep the bigger picture in mind and inspect the team's environment working to minimize distractions and disruptions. I tried to let the team focus on the Sprint tasks and jealously guarded them from outside interference while at the same time inspecting their inner workings to see that we were doing everything possible to be moving in a positive direction towards our many goals. The process of inspection and adaptation is never ending and being geographically dispersed only adds to the complexity that you must work to simplify!
Martin Fowler wrote about the pain offshore development inherently brings with it in an article on his website entitled "Using an Agile Software Process with Offshore Development". In the article, he points out "the weak spots of offshore development come from culture and distance with the business. Because agile development works best with close communication and an open culture, agilists working offshore feel the pain much more than those using plan-driven approaches." He concludes his thought on this by saying, "but it's still less pain than the plan-driven methods themselves!" If I interpret this correctly, he is stating that while there is definitely some pain associated with a geographically dispersed team that a co-located team would not experience, it's not only acceptable to use agile methods in a geographically dispersed environment, but preferable!
Distributed vs. Dispersed
One thing that has interested me about the above perspectives is the intermingling of "distributed" with "dispersed". To me, these are two distinctly different scenarios. Dafydd Rees appears to agree with my interpretation (or I with Rees) in the article "Distributed Agile Development" on i.t.wales.com. In the article, Rees points out the definitions of Distributed development and Dispersed development:
"Distributed development: This usually means co-operation between several teams located at different sites."
"Dispersed development: Dispersed development refers to individual developers located separately, working together over a network."
I would have reworded the definition for Dispersed development to something like "refers to geographically dispersed developers working together as a team." What I have been examining in this post then is not a distributed development environment, but rather a dispersed development environment.
In my opinion, dispersed development refers to geographically dispersed developers working together as a team. Therefore, dispersed agile development refers to geographically dispersed developers working together as an agile team.
Co-location, While Desirable, Is Not Absolutely Necessary
Yes,physically being face-to-face is the most desirable means of communication. However, it is not absolutely necessary in order for an agile project to be successful. There are many, many organizations proving this today. What I am looking forward to is the realization by large organizations that onsite presence of the developer is not necessary! After all, if you can make it work across continents, then you can make it work - period.
The productivity on our small team shot through the roof when I sent them all home. They knew it was a privilege, not a right, but more importantly, they knew that the company truly valued them to show them that kind of trust. Believe it or not, there was a significant reduction of distractions (these are professionals with "real" home offices) and they were able to focus in like lasers on their tasks. Now, make no doubt about it, there were things we would have done differently, but co-locating the team is not one of them. No one could argue with our success!
It took a lot of work from me as ScrumMaster to make sure the company as well as the customer were comfortable with the arrangement, but once both saw that the productivity was not dropping off but continuing to increase over time, they were on-board with the arrangement. I took it to be my responsibility as ScrumMaster to ensure that the company and the customer knew on an ongoing basis the continuing high-level of productivity that was coming from the team. I know at least one of my trainers from my Certified ScrumMaster course would argue that this was outside the role of ScrumMaster, but as I'll post later, I believe the ScrumMaster serves all the needs of the team, not just the easy ones or the ones they're best prepared for. I believe the velocity of the team has as much to do with the ScrumMaster's ability to serve the team's needs as it does with the capabilities of the team members! In the case of a geographically dispersed team, the ScrumMaster is a busy individual!
So, the next time someone tells you they're doing distributed agile development, please correct their misuse of "dispersed agile development". And, the next time someone tells you that you can't be agile if you're dispersed....give them some body language to help them understand that you can indeed do dispersed agile development!


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As I stated in an earlier post, I am considering very seriously on buying a D7000. This will be my first Nikon digital camera. I have a very good selection of both mf/af prime and zoom lenses. (From a 24mm f2.8 prime to a 70-300mm af. Knowing that there is about a 1.5 difference between FX and DX, I am trying to decide on which wide angle zoom to get. I have heard mixed reviews on the 18-55mm kit lens. Is it a good performer for things like landscape, buildings and interior shots? I have read what the critics say, but would love to hear what users of this lens think about it. The main reason I am considering this lens is the price (I'm retired and on a fixed income).Thanks in advance for any advice you can give me.Good shooting,Lee
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When I get around to doing more landscape work (something I've set aside for the time being), I'm going to be buying something wider than 18mm for my D7000. Just playing around I can see that it's not wide enough for my style.With that said, every time I use my 18-55, I find myself surprised - in a good way. For a dirt cheap lens, the IQ is pretty good. Is it a pro lens? No, not close. But for the price, even if I use it a couple times a year, it's worth it.
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I have and frequently use an 18-55, despite having lots of "better" lenses available. It isn't built to last like the pyramids, but with reasonable care it delivers excellent images within its capability.
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The AFS 18-55mm VR lens has excellent image quality and resolution. Nikon made this lens to a price point but did not skimp on the optics. When I bought my D60 this lens came as part of the kit. The photos with it were impressive. I traded in the kit for a D5100 body, no lens. I missed the lens so I bought a new one to go with the D5100. I won't get rid of it again.Len
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#4. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 3
I was in a similar bind, but decided on the 16-85 VR, which is an absolutely excellent lens. You wouldn't think the difference between 16 and 18 mm would be material, but is really is. An the image quality of this lens is spectacular.I still find that I often crave a wider angle, and there are lots of choices there as well, but the 16-85 has definitely become my "walking around" lens.Dave
#5. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 4
Not really any disagreement, but there's a big difference between the $650 16-85 and the sub-$200 18-55, especially to those on a tight budget. The 17-55/2.8 is an even better lens... At $1200.
#6. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 0
I just like to add that I was up at my local camera store yesterday, and noticed several of these lenses, used, for sale in the $100 range. All looked to be in excellent condition, perhaps never used as people were convinced that the kit lens was so inferior.Meanwhile, I was going through my library for entries in a competition. Several of the pics I ended up submitting were taken with the humble 18-55. Again, I was quite pleased with them.I also noted (and I apologize for straying somewhat off topic) that my beginner zoom (Nikon 55-200 4.5-5.6 VR), which lists for a whopping $250, also produced many pleasing images on the D7000. Again, not a pro lens, but Nikon seems to know how to get good image quality from a lower price point as well as the lofty price points.
Nottingham, UK
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#7. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 6
I'd add to the general murmurs of approval. I had one on my D5000, since sold on. I got the 18-105 D7000 kit lens and whilst the extra zoom is nice to have, the 18-55 was a lot sharper IMHO.res ipsa loquitur
Sawbridgeworth Hertfordshire, UK
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#8. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 7
Originally I bought a D7000 to use with my legacy list of nikons. More recently I bought the 18-55mm to have an AF lens. Whenever I do not screw something up I am very pleased and surprised by my 'inexpensive' lens clearly a value for little money purchase. I am also retired (since 2002) and price/performance ratio is a consideration for me.
Miami, US
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#9. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 0
What a coincidence. I have both, the 55-200 and the 18-55 in their boxes never since I have higher end lenses. After reading your comments, I might give them a try and see how they perform. Plan B is sell them. Great eye opening.
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Estoril, PT
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#10. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 9
I too have owned or used 18-55, 18-105, and now 16-85, first on a D3000, now on a D7000. All these are f3.5-5.6, and that's their real limitation. Other than the focal ranges, images produced by them are quit the same.Being also tight on money, I have no hesitations with the cheaper zooms, and only got the 16-85 through an indirect deal wich resulted in a straight trade. 16mm are nice, but IQ is almost indistinguishable between these lenses. Plastic mounts are strong enough for walkarounds and normal use, no worries here either.The 18-55 does have a minor quirk with the front element moving, and no one-touch overriding of the AF, but that may be irrelevant to many users.The other two lenses I'd put roughly in the same bag, IQ-wise, would be the 18-200 and the 55-200.All Nikon consumer lens are great value, and image quality is never an issue. Aperture and build may be.
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Concord, US
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#11. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 0
This is a great lens for landscape, old barns/buildings etc. Would like to have a wider angle, but like you I am retired and on a fixed income.
Houston, Katy, US
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#12. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 11
I too have underestimated the quality of pictures of this lens and after a few months of ownership took a few shots with it and to my surprise the images are no bad for a low end plastic mount lens, in fact i thought they were good, the same goes for the 55 300mm kit lens.
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#13. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 0
Hi Lee,The primary question is how wide a Field of View do you want?18mm on a DX body will have the same FoV as a 27mm lens on a film or FX body.Is that wide enough for what you have in mind?If it is, the 18-55mm is optically excellent. More so when you consider the price.It doesn't have the robust build quality of MF or even the mid- level and higher AF lenses but the glass is first rate.Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!
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Groningen, NL
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#14. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 0
Good lens it is. I use it most of the time and I like the price,schapness and the weight.I never had the thought of a better lens, yes only the wider lens opening but the price....... and they are heavier.I am totally satisfied with that little len Greetings Jaap
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#15. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 14
I shoot lots of landscapes and recently acquired a used 18-55mm lens, mainly because of its lightness due to its plastic mount. I agree with what's already been said, this lens gives a very good performance for its price band but I would avoid f stop extremes to ensure really sharp results.My first lens was the 18-200mm which is much heavier but I still use it a lot, especially for landscape work where the longer focal length comes into its own. Walking around for a couple of hours with the 18-200mm on my D7000 while on holiday recently became uncomfortable (I have osteo arthritis) so it was bliss to switch to the much lighter 18-55mm.
#16. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 15
Thanks so much for your input, my friends. I ended up getting a D3200 with the DX 18-55mm and a DX 55-200mm. Though both lenses are considered "entry level", I have been pleased with the images. I usually try and use an F8 to F11 range when shooting. This seems to give me the best IQ without defraction problems. I'm still looking to get either a D7000 or D600, so that I can use my better quality lenses. Again, thank you for your input.Good shooting,Lee
Canton, US
1111 posts
#17. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 16
I also have the 18-55 and 55-200 and with my D7000, sans any grip, they make a very nice lightweight kit to carry around in my waist pack. My 18-55 is non VR, which I consider a non issue, while the 55-200 is VR.
Bogor, ID
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#18. "RE: Nikon 18-55mm lens" | In response to Reply # 17
I had this lens too band it is now the beloved tool of my brother in law. I really couldn't fault it, and it was very sharp - the VR is terrific too, and means that you can get motion blur against a still background without a tripod. The weight and price are terrific.W i l lNikonian in Bogor, West Javawww.willsymonds.comwww.willsymonds.blogspot.comhttps://images.nikonians.org/galleries/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=123586


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