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This is an effective 19 week improvement plan for the cycling and running training required to achieve a peak race performance in the Ball Buster and scale Box Hill, Surrey 5 times. 1x 8mile run, 3 x 8mile cycle, 1 x 8mile ride. Reliant on the fundamentals of exercise physiology the course profile has been translated to the specific training sessions needed to improve those factors involved in achieving a personal best time. Please check out the CPS In-Motion recommended pacing and racing strategy http://cpsinmotion.com/blog/2016/08/19/smash-the-ball-buster/. Lactate threshold power and pace, for sustainable high intensity and good recovery from more intense efforts; aerobic capacity for fast flat running and short hill work, neuromuscular strength for longer climbing, and endurance for tolerance to distance. Convenient endurance sessions are based on a pre-determined Lactate Threshold power / heart rate values. Ideal for intermediate/advanced duathletes with limited training time of 7-13hrs and a current initial baseline Lactate Threshold power between 250-300Watts along with a half-marathon pb below roughly 1hr45min. Sessions, which are easily conducted on a turbo or on the road, last between 45min to 2hrs during week days, with tactical active recovery or scheduled days off to promote conditioning and desired adaptations. Longer sessions at the weekend, usually require Saturday and Sunday rides of various length. Again, volume is periodised throughout as weighting is given to each discipline for the appropriate build of intensity/ load. Sessions have been recently updated for annotated descriptions and rationale, with nutritional, racing and pacing strategies where possible. No indoor/ gym strength conditioning is incorporated into this plan. All neuromuscular work is done in specific sessions on the bike. This programme is ideal as a short-term lead-up to any medium/long distance duathlon event reliant on having good power-to-weight in climbs and ability to recovery. Commonly the key elements of successful peak performance. Lactate Threshold should be determined independently by a reliable provider/ sports scientist at the start of the plan so accurately scaled zones may be followed throughout. FTP may be substituted using a robust testing protocol, although this value is a crude single point estimation of LTP, which may compromise the magnitude of the performance results. Or if you prefer to conduct remote testing in the comfort of your own home using the BSX Insight device, CPS In-Motion offer a generous 20% discount to customers. Please contact info@cpsinmotion. See more here http://cpsinmotion.com/performance-services/remote-lactate-testing/. A follow-up re-test profile for each should be performed after approx.10 weeks to maintain progression and confirm changes in zones. Users should expect at least 10% improvement in baseline Lactate Threshold power or running lactate velocity after the conclusion of the programme if a high percentage session completion is achieved. This ultimately depends on previous training status, diet, stress levels and quality of recovery/ sleep.
Moderate impact TEMPO ride session. Rolling/ Flat or few climbs.
Warm-up 15 min MID-TEMPO (95-105rpm)
Approx. 35min UPPER-TEMPO riding (preferred higher cadence 90-95rpm)
Cool-down 15min LOW-MID TEMPO (preferred cadence)
Alternating Continuous Above (Supra) and Below (Sub) THRESHOLD run to improve lactate threshold duration and pace. Slightly hilly or constant gradient (2 medium gradient 6-10%/ long 600-800m hills if possibly or shorter and steeper over each lap)
Warm-up 5-10min TEMPO pace/HR. RPE 6
40min run (approx 10km) with 3min 'on' SUPRA-THRESHOLD (RPE 7/8) (5-10sec/km faster than LT pace) and 3min 'off' SUB-THRESHOLD (RPE 6/7) (5-10sec/km slower than LT pace)
Cool-down 10min TEMPO/AEROBIC pace. RPE 4/5
Moderate impact THRESHOLD session. Steady climb/ or constant gradient where possible.
Warm-up 15 min UPPER ENDURANCE (preferred cadence 80-95rpm)
3 x 1min seated fast pedalling (85-100rpm). Active-recovery intensity between both efforts. (preferred cadence)
10 min UPPER TEMPO (preferred cadence 80-95rpm)
2 x 10min MID THRESHOLD efforts (80-90rpm)
Active-recovery intensity between both efforts. (preferred cadence)
Cool-down 15min UPPER ENDURANCE
(preferred cadence 80-95rpm)
Active Recovery continuous 3km Easy pace jog flat. (RPE <3). Plus stretching.
High impact THRESHOLD session. Sub Lactate Threshold intensity with 10second NM microbursts. Steady climb/ or constant gradient where possible.
Warm-up 20min UPPER ENDURANCE/ LOW TEMPO
4 x 10 min MID-THRESHOLD effort.
with 5 min ENDURANCE recovery in between.
20 min UPPER ENDURANCE riding.
20 min LOW TEMPO/ LOW THRESHOLD riding with 10 x 10second Microbursts to UPPER NEUROMUSCULAR intensity.
30 min MID-THRESHOLD intensity.
Cool-down 15min UPPER ENDURANCE
Negative split 13km (at 10km race pace for second half). Slightly hilly (2 medium gradient 6-10%/ long 600-800m hills if possibly or shorter and steeper over each lap)
Can include warm-up in first 1km.RPE 4/5 AEROBIC/ TEMPO pace.
Build to THRESHOLD/ HM pace through first 7km (RPE 7/8 Somewhat hard/ hard).
Hold pace and build to SUPRA-THRESHOLD (10km) for last 6km (RPE 8/9 Hard). Finish last 500m strong AEROBIC CAPACITY.
Try to pace this yourself to effort as well as you can for a good representation of 13km time on a familiar course/ route. Include a couple of long, moderate gradient (6-10%hills, one long 600-800m and one slightly steeper but shorter (8-14% 300-500m).
Cool-down 1km extended over-interval. RPE 5/6. AEROBIC/ TEMPO pace.
Active Recovery Spin - Easy active recovery zone pace/ RPE. Idea is to turn the legs of for minimum blood flow to flush the muscles and prepare for the next training session without stress. (Preferred high cadence 85-95rpm)
Active recovery intensity is important for adaptation as a method of recovery. Maintaining motion memory while allowing to rest the body and prepare for harder sessions.


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.For example has anyone worked with the satin ice ivory fondant? Does it look to yellow?
White is such a bam in your face colour...im hoping ivory is softer?
any thoughts? thanks!
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i think that Satin Ice white is a bit softer and a nice eggshell white. The Satin Ice ivory is also nice, but if placed against other white items (like a white cake drum), there will be a difference. Fondex has a virgin white and an ivory.
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Ballet flats go great with skinny jeans, at least I think so.
With THOSE color skinny jeans I'd pick a solid color ballet flat. And personally I still wear my ballet flats during the winter. But you may live somewhere colder than I do.
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If you live someplace that gets really cold during the winter, boots wouldn't look bad over skinny jeans. Like:
Flip flops wouldn't look horrible, but if you go with flip flops I'd go with one that has thin straps. Does that make sense? I'm not actually sure what you call the things that holds your foot on. Like:
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1) Don't take "face" too lightly.
In Chinese society, "Saving face" is extremely important. Everyone working in China is perfectly aware of that. The ones who doubt it or simply decide to ignore it are usually the same that fail in their business ventures in China. Never forget that your Chinese partner may unexpectedly break a business relationship with you because you caused him/her a loss of face, no matter how good your product is or service you offer. Once the relationship is broken, it may be impossible to rebuild it.
2) Don't be more Chinese than the Chinese.
Sometimes, some Western business people are so afraid to cause a loss of face to their Chinese counterparts that they don't dare express issues and let situations worsen. They probably listened to too much advice, by people like me, who lectured them on the importance of paying attention to face. But, paying attention to face does not mean that you have to put yourself in an inferior position so your Chinese partner can feel more important than you. On the contrary, the more you show you (or your company/business) are important, the more face you give to your partner. Choosing to address an issue in an indirect manner in China means you always leave room for discussion and wish to protect the face of others, but it doesn't mean you have to lack authority.
3) Never forget the basic rule.
The number One rule is: always in private. If you have negative remarks and comments, never make them in public. Whenever it's possible, wait for a private moment. In all circumstances, try to avoid losing your patience. Many Chinese people I interviewed about face told me that, more than what Westerners may say, it is often the way they raise their voice, and so alert many people, that causes loss of face. Plus, being upset will be perceived as a sign of weakness. Consider that your negative remark or attitude will not only embarrass one individual but the whole group (employees, whole company…).
4) Avoid the temptation to react as a Westerner.
When you are faced with a problem, avoid pointing out who made the mistake. Instead, talk about the particular case or the issue and how to resolve it, without mentioning the name of the person. In China, showing you made a mistake is equivalent to losing face. Let's say you are attending a business banquet with the Chinese. The Chinese next to you is talking about a city he visited during his/her last trip to Canada and makes a mistake about its geographic location. Avoid the temptation to interrupt him in order to correct him. It would just cause your Chinese neighbor a loss of face in front of everybody. He just tried to develop a relationship with you and it was not a lesson of geography!
5) Always welcome your visitors with great care. The Chinese do care.
It's very important to properly welcome your Chinese visitors. Chinese attach a lot of importance to the way you welcome them. One French director told me he was totally blocked in a business negotiation for more than 8 months and suddenly, the contract was "miraculously" signed. He added that he invited the Chinese negotiators and their families to a very informal and friendly lunch. That made all the difference! Many disputes or tensions are resolved thanks to an informal meal and light conversation in China. As well, giving "small" gifts while meeting your Chinese visitors will give them face … as long as you choose the right gifts. A high-ranking Chinese man became very angry when a foreigner (who had lived in China for some time, so he was supposed to know the rules) gave him a small pocket diary in the middle of a meeting. The Chinese boss was convinced it was a deliberate attempt to cause him to lose face. In fact, the present was too small and too ordinary and inexpensive for someone in his position. Don't be greedy when you buy gifts. The more value your gift has, the more face you give. A typical gift from Canada with a short personalized speech would be appropriate.
6) Use humor to lighten the mood but be careful.
Using humor is a good way to break the ice in business meetings. But, it would be inconvenient to use humor in the middle of signing a contract or during harsh negotiations. There's a time for informal conversation and a time to work seriously and do business. Never, ever, use ironic, sarcastic or teasing second degree humor. In 99,9% of cases, this kind of humor will be perceived as criticism and may provoke a serious loss of face.
7) Avoid specific topics in your business conversation.
Avoid talking about issues such as human rights and internal Chinese politics. Face is a collective matter. If you criticize the country, you criticize all the Chinese. It can also be perceived like a form of arrogance or superiority causing a loss of face to your Chinese counterpart. There are many other topics you can discuss with the Chinese, such as your experiences traveling in China, Chinese food, history and culture though that largely depends of how you raise the subject.
8) Know how to make it up after you have caused a loss of face.
For small matters, it would be better not to mention the incident ever again. Indeed, if you awkwardly insist on saying "sorry, that's not what I meant," this will often make matters worse. It would be like adding salt to the wound. A good way of restoring the balance is to give face back to the person that lost face. Among other ways, you can invite your partner to a good restaurant or give him/her warm compliments on his/her work in front of others. However, in case you caused serious damage, I recommend true apologies, which will be the only way to make it up. But, in this case, you will have to apologize publicly, in a very formal manner.
Final vital tip
If you understand that doing business with the Chinese is more importantly about "face" and building a sound and true relationship– then, you are have the tools to succeed.
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Your Words are Your Ambassadors - Ann Handley
Ann Handley is the Chief Content Officer for MarketingProfs, a company that offers real-world education for modern marketers through training, best practices, research, and other content. She also literally wrote the book on how to create great marketing content with her bestseller, Everybody Writes. On this episode of Content Pros, Ann reiterates that writing isn't reserved for a chosen few: "Our words are our ambassadors. They're carrying messages for us. So when I hear from marketers sometimes, 'I'm not a writer' or 'I don't write,' I call BS on that, because I think we are all writers. We are all communicators and we're all communicating." The first step is getting over the initial fear of the blank page and just get it out, whether through dictation or on the page. Then, on the rewrite, you can ask questions with the reader in mind: "Am I saying this as clearly as I could? Could I say this more briefly?" SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/jaybaer00 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/content-pros-podcast/id958284714 Learn More: http://ContentProsPodcast.com On an organizational level, Ann talks about the six essential roles needed for a successful content marketing team, and the importance of setting goals and measuring success. Everything should connect back to an overall business strategy, but at the same time, that business strategy must be customer-centric. Talking about ourselves rather than how to help ease the customers' pain points won't do the job. Obviously the harder goals of leads and sales should be measures, but Ann also measures softer goals: awareness and shares. As someone who must be tuned into what resonates with her audience, she is not one to discount the validity of shares. What did you want to be when you grew up? "When I was eight years old, I wrote in my diary that I wanted to be a 'writter.' I spelled it with two T's. Clearly if I was going to be a 'writter,' I would also need a copy editor, because I couldn't spell at the time. But I always wanted to be a writer when I was a kid." Ann had a college professor who told her that the most successful people really do know how to write, and she's carried that with her throughout her career. "I just thought, no matter what I do, if I can write well, I'll be successful at it."


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I haven't completely tested this system with more recent versions of Azureus/Vuze, but all the files seem to be much the same, so I'm guessing it will be OK. Please leave any comments with news to the contrary.
As before, I have taken much of my information from other places, but I feel I've put it together in an easier to follow manner. In particular, the bulk of ideas came from the azureus wiki
Step 1: Install Azureus and enable Headless operation
- Download the executable installer from sourceforge
- Ensure that the installation directory contains the file Azureus2.jar
- Download the files log4j.jar and commons-cli.jar from here and place into the Azureus directory. This will allow command-line (headless) operation.
- To run, use command
java -jar Azureus2-XXX.jar --ui=console
Step 2: Install plugins
- Run Azureus in regular mode. NB: To configure the options for these plugins (and any other general settings such as download directories, you need to be in regular GUI mode)
- Install the HTML WebUI plugin. Configure the settings for the plugin such as the port number, username and password
- At the same time, I installed the Speed Scheduler
Step 3: Test the setup so far
- Exit from GUI
- Run:
java -jar Azureus2.jar --ui=console
- Go to 127.0.0.1:6886, enter username and password and you should see the WebUI as below.
- Exit from the command line (Ctrl-C), try to refresh the HTML (it shouldn't work).
Step 4: Install the serviceThanks to info here and here.
- Need to install the programs instsrv.exe and srvany.exe from the Win2K resource kit. I put it in C:\Program Files\reskit
- Run the following command:
C:\Program Files\reskit\INSTSRV.EXE Azureus C:\Program Files\reskit\SRVANY.EXE. This creates a windows service in the "services" control panel applet, and the appropriate registry entry.
4.1 Edit registry.
- Go to the new registry key at
- Create a new key "Parameters" and go there
- Create the following String Values (NB: string values do not contain quotes):
- Application: Java
- AppParameters: "-jar -Xrs Azureus2.jar --ui=console" (NB the -Xrs switch is to stop the the console from shutting down when logged off - not sure if I understand why, but the wiki article says "You'll then find that whenever someone logs out of the computer, Azureus will stop. That's because the Java VM is trapping some signals like WM_ENDSESSION, and exits gracefully. You can tell Java to ignore it, with the switch -Xrs, as documented by Sun)
- AppDirectory: "c:\program files\azureus" (or whatever is appropriate)
4.1 Edit control panel stuff
- Go to control panel, administrative tools, services (see image above)
- Find azureus, double click for properties
- In the General tab, probably want startup type as automatic
- In the Log On tab - use "this account" and set up your details. If these don't match, then what you set up when using the GUI won't match to the details when running as a service.
- Tell the service to "start" then test as above
Step 5: UsageI also created a couple of shortcuts to enable quick starting and stopping of the service (eg when the download is slowing your net connection):
- "Start downloads":
%windir%\system32\net.exe start azureus
- "Stop downloads":
%windir%\system32\net.exe stop azureus


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I made 1/2 the amount in my ABM. Make sure the coffee is room temperature. This is great all on it`s own. Nothing on it. Is how we enjoyed it. I can`t wait to toast it for breakfast! ;) i made for comfort cafe http://www.recipezaar.com/bb/viewtopic.zsp?t=288536&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
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- 1 1⁄4 cups coffee
- 1 1⁄4 cups water
- 2 teaspoons brown sugar
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You don't have to be Einstein, AVB! Spurs should embrace playing two strikers (even if that means recalling Adebayor)
According to Einstein, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.
Unfortunately for Tottenham fans this well known phrase seems to have dodged the attention of manager Andre Villas-Boas, who having bought over half a team in the summer simply cannot get them to play.
Tottenham's 1-0 defeat at home to Newcastle on Sunday was a slight upset on paper but the north London club haven't shown any sparkling form this season and have looked vulnerable in a majority of their domestic fixtures.
VIDEO Scroll down to see Villas Boas express his disappointment at loss to Newcastle
White Hart pain: Spurs fell to another home loss on Sunday after failing to find a way past inspired Newcastle keeper Tim Krul in a 1-0 Premier League defeat by the Toon
It would be easy to point the blame at 'failed' summer signings and even easier to say the loss of Gareth Bale has had a catastrophic impact on the team.
Of course, both have had negative influences but the real pressing concern stretches back to as early as the start of last season when Villas-Boas took over and employed the 4-5-1 formation.
Away from home it has and still works well. Spurs can often neuter the attacking instincts of a home side and use it to help take control of a game, and as a result have an easier time breaching defences.
But against sides with no intention but to soak up pressure and hit Spurs on the counter attack, it's proved increasingly vulnerable.
The problem has magnified this season as the wealth of midfield talent at Tottenham has led to even more teams employing an ultra defensive stance against the north London side, especially at White Hart Lane.
Derby disaster: Ravel Morrison's wonder strike helped West Ham record a shock 3-0 victory at Tottenham
West Ham and Newcastle are two sides already this season who have gone to Tottenham and come away with three points despite having vastly inferior possession. Hull were also very unfortunate (twice) to leave the Lane empty handed after frustrating their hosts.
A lack of natural wide players is also hurting Tottenham in attack, with Gylfi Sigurdsson often shoe-horned into deploying either side of the midfield but having a tendency to cut inside and straight into a sea of opposition players.
As a result the central area becomes congested making it even harder for an attacking midfield blessed with talent to create chances.
Width is an issue but even with players like Aaron Lennon and Gareth Bale, Spurs failed to beat a number of supposed inferior sides on home territory last term including West Brom, Norwich, Wigan, Fulham and Stoke (scoring only two goals).
Missed: Tottenham often won matches through the individual brilliance of Gareth Bale
Add the 'Bale points' in his late wonder strikes against Southampton and Sunderland and you see just how badly Spurs really have struggled playing 4-5-1 at White Hart Lane.
Abandoning the system isn't the answer – it is still useful against sides keen to attack Tottenham. Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool all lost at the Lane last term while Manchester United could only pick up a draw.
Well at least one new signing is impressing the Tottenham fans
Given the riches of creativity and striking ability signed by Tottenham over the summer, you would have expected Spurs fans to be voting in their droves for one of their flair signings as player of the month.
But as Spurs toil in front of goal, it's a defender who supporters of the north London sides have taken most to, after voting Vlad Chiriches as their star performer for October.
Of the title challengers this season, only Chelsea have visited the Lane and they could have easily been beaten in the first half alone by a rampant Spurs side.
But with Roberto Soldado so isolated and surrounded by defenders he needs a strike partner to work with – and this is why Villas-Boas should embrace the 4-4-2 formation and employ it in his armoury.
This would involve having to recall Emmanuel Adebayor to the side, as Soldado and Jermain Defoe would not be suited to playing with each other.
For all the criticisms the Togo striker has had in the last year, the former Manchester City hitman has still scored three more Premier League goals in 2013 than Defoe.
In addition, the striker is best suited to link up the midfield and attack playing as a support striker and helping take defensive focus solely off Soldado who thrived at Valencia playing alongside another forward.
Double act: Emmanuel Adebayor (left) and Jermain Defoe combined to good effect last season
Tottenham's biggest league win under Villas-Boas was the 4-0 at Aston Villa last season – where Defoe and Adebayor were the strike force in a heavily one-sided game.
The same shape and system also won at Sunderland and at home to Reading in the following games before being abandoned.
The big problem Villas-Boas has in this system is to employ the formation he has to drop one of the many midfield talents bought in the summer, replacing them with a striker who hasn't played a single minute of the campaign.
It's not ideal but Tottenham's predictable playing style at home is costing them valuable points that a Champions League chasing team should be picking up regularly.
Villas-Boas will stay faithful to 4-5-1 and he has good reason too given the success it has already earned him, but at home against sides Spurs are expected to beat he simply has to attack more.
You don't have to be Einstein to work that out.
So how have those summer signings worked out for Tottenham?
Thanks much in part to Gareth Bale's world record £85million transfer to Real Madrid, Spurs sold £110million of talent over the summer, enabling the club to spend heavy in bringing replacements to White Hart Lane.
In total, seven big names came into the club but how have they impacted on the squad? Sportsmail looks at Andre Villas-Boas summer transfer business and rates how they have performed in relation to their transfer fee.
Late bloomer? Erik Lamela has taken time to show his best form but has improved over the season
Erik Lamela (Roma, £30m)
Andre Villas-Boas has admitted that the club's record signing has taken the most time to settle and for the most part this season the 21-year-old has been left watching Premier League action from the sidelines.
The Argentine's limited game time though has shown the potential on offer. Lamela came off the bench to play a major role in assisting the last-gasp winner at Cardiff, and he put in a man-of-the-match performance in his last game against Sheriff in the Europa League. Gradually improving. Value for money 5/10
Shot shy: Roberto Soldado has cored four league goals but just one from open play
On the ball: Paulinho has impressed in the Tottenham midfield despite not playing his strongest role
Roberto Soldado (Valencia, £26m)
The second of three players to break
the Tottenham transfer record this summe but
the Spaniard hasn't proven the answer to
the club's lack of regular goal scoring strikers.
The former Valencia hitman has struggled badly playing as a lone striker, failing to build any understanding with the Spurs midfield.
Handy from the penalty spot but you expect more for your cash. Value for money 4/10
Paulinho (Corinthians, £17m)
Was at fault for Newcastle's winner on Sunday but the midfielder which started Spurs' summer spending frenzy has performed well enough to warrant his starting role he currently holds.
However, the Brazil international's true value comes as a box-to-box midfielder.
With Spurs not playing a counter attacking style at present his best isn't shining through.Value for money 7/10
Fading: Christian Eriksen has suffered a dip in form after an encouraging start at White Hart Lane
False start: An injury suffered at Arsenal has hampered Etienne Capoue's early Spurs career
Christian Eriksen (Ajax, £11.5m)
It looked like being one of the steals of the summer when Spurs reacted to missing out on Willian by signing the Dane once chased by Real Madrid.
But after starting well and scoring a stunner against Tromso in the Europa League, the attacking midfielder has faded badly in his last few outings. A talented player who should shine at White Hart Lane but form is a concern. Value for money 6/10
Etienne Capoue (Toulouse, £8.6m)
An unfortunate injury suffered against Arsenal means the holding midfielder has featured just five times in all competitions for Tottenham this season, but has looked to be one of Villas-Boas' more promising buys.
The injury suffered at the Emirates Stadium means he has played just once since the start of September but Spurs' recent poor form may give him a way back into the side.
Value for money 6/10
Best of the bunch: Vlad Chiriches has played his way into the Tottenham starting XI
Little impact: Nacer Chadli has struggled to get into the Tottenham team
Vlad Chiriches (S. Bucharest, £8.5m)
Eyebrows were raised when Tottenham sold Steven Caulker to Cardiff and Spurs do still miss the centre-back's attacking ability from set-pieces.
Chriches' arrival hasn't replaced that aerial threat but the defender has made a good start at White Hart Lane as his awareness and composure on the ball have shone through.
He needs time to develop an understanding with fellow centre-backs but it looks a matter of when rather than if. Value for money 8/10
Nacer Chadli (Twente, £6m)
Started off the season replacing Gareth Bale on the left wing but has put in anonymous performances in the Tottenham midfield, resulting in the Belgian losing his place in the team.
Injuries have also hampered the summer arrival from Twente but with competition for places fierce, he faces a tough ask to get back into the team.
Value for money 4/10
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posted on 21 Jun 2015, 00:25 (Posts: 3604; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
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Please note: This is for the AT&T version of the M8 for Windows. EDITED FROM ORIGINAL REVIEW.
I have had some bad experiences with HTC- both Android (through friends and family) and WP (The Titan and Titan 2 were both unpeasent for me). So when I decided that I was in need of an upgrade, the One M8 for Windows was not really on my radar. But I wanted an up to date flagship with more powerful internals to ensure that complex tasks were no problem. HTC has been trying to reinvent themselves, and I liked the M8's looks. So, when this came to AT&T, I gave it a bunch of tries at the stores. ...
....and the boxes on my wishlist started getting checked off. Great, detailed screen? Love the screen on this. It has enough detail to enjoy web-text as well as little items on pictures. Great audio? I am a HUGE podcast listener and have an XBOX Music subscription, and the better audio just really sold itself. Managable size? Check. Eye pleasing design? Check. Up to date specs? Oh yeah, double check. It had good call quality, although I do not think voices are as crisp as my L920 or some of the other phones I have used. (Speaker phone is excellent. I just do not use the speaker phone option much.) It is so pleasing to use as an everyday device, very comfortable to handle and carry. As for the camera, I am not that much of a photo guy. For me, I want three things: Auto focus to work quick, shutter speed to be fast, and the flash to not wash things out. Check, check, check.
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My favorite phone so far
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Working at a major carrier, I get the opportunity to own several phones each year if I want. I went to windows a few years ago and haven't looked back, but always used a phone from the Lumia lineup. I bought the M8 for Windows to replace my Lumia 1520 since Nokia didn't have another alternative out at the time. I quickly fell in love with the front speakers, the beautiful screen and the build of it. I tried to replace it with the HTC M9 Android, but decided I missed the M8 too much to do so. Now my M9 sits idle while I work, then play all day on my M8 Windows. Cant ask for much better. The camera quality is mediocre and the screen struggles to adjust in some light, but outside of those flaws, it's everything you want in a phone. Plus it's durable, fast and damned good looking!Build quality 10/10Reception 10/10Call quality 10/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 7/10UI speed 10/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 9/10Battery 10/10
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posted on 02 Oct 2014, 13:28 (Posts: 0; Member since: 29 Sep 2014)
Great M8, Mate!
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My previous phone was the HTC 8X. I love that phone. Everything about the design was great for me. The M8 brings even more of that, but with a full HD screen and front-facing speakers.
The camera has been working pretty awesomely as well. It tends to do better in low light than other phones that I've had. In brighter situations, I get a little bit better color on some other devices I've had, but by no means is it bad.
One of the things I like most about the M8 is that there are no hardware navigation buttons (Home, Back, and Search). They are just on-screen with the rest of the stuff in Windows Phone. I love being able to hide those buttons when I don't need them; for example, if I'm watching YouTube.
As far as how the phone feels in hand: a little bit weighty. However, that definitely gives it a really solid feel. The all-metal body will certainly stand the test of time. Also, one of the little things that ends up being pretty important is that the buttons for power and volume are very tactile, almost clicky. It's easy to tell when you've pressed the button, unlike some phones where those particular buttons can be a bit mushy.
All-in-all, I've already recommend this phone to anybody looking for a top-end Windows Phone. It's a solid buy and won't disappoint.Build quality 10/10Reception 10/10Call quality 10/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 9/10UI speed 10/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 10/10Battery 9/10
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posted on 13 Sep 2014, 09:57 (Posts: 0; Member since: 13 Sep 2014)
True Windows Upgrade
sanchx32 has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
Coming from a Nokia Windows phone, I was surprised at the differences. The brightness of the screen stood out right away. On my way to Seattle, I took pictures of Mt. Rainier from the plane and the zoom on the M8 got a much closer picture than the Nokia. My Nokia did not have 8.1 yet so that added a new addition to the experience thanks to Cortana, Notification window, and alot more customizations. Boomsound really makes a huge difference when sharing videos with friends, the sound is rich and loud. The Dot view case adds alot of cool functions when the case is closed, but for me as a lefty made holding the phone ackward since the flap trys to close unless it is wrapped around and held in place behind the phone. If you wanna truely wanna feel the difference going to a Windows Phone, this is the phone to bring that experience to you!Build quality 10/10Reception 10/10Call quality 10/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 8/10UI speed 10/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 10/10Battery 10/10
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posted on 07 Sep 2014, 21:41 (Posts: 3; Member since: 24 Dec 2011)
Phone has bugs
hfielding has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
Had this phone for almost 2 weeks, I really like it, but there is some type of bug. Not sure if its Hardware or software but it has issues. The phone began rebooting a number of time throughout the day for no apparent reason, Called Verizon and called HTC, both claimed they have not hear of this, but searching through the forums, there seems to be a number of people having the same issue. I had the phone exchanged only to have the same problem on the second phone.
I would not suggest buying this phone right now. See the link below.
Build quality 10/10Reception 10/10Call quality 10/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 9/10Camera 9/10UI speed 9/10Everyday usage 3/10Text input 8/10Display 7/10Battery 10/10
- Great phone for the most part
- Phone has bug and keeps rebooting
- There is a bug with the bluetooth
- the dock takes away from the screen size
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posted on 08 Sep 2014, 20:43 (Posts: 0; Member since: 24 Aug 2014)
The phone other manufactures will want to beet
scotiez has owned it for less than month before publishing this review
I bought this phone cause I wanted something to work well with my widows 8.1 laptop and desktop computers. This phone is a dream and so easy to sync all devices. It also has office installed so I can view my documents and even edit them. My previous phone was an iPhone 5 and it was impossible to open secure documents that require a password.
Now to the phone, Battery life is really really great. I haven't had a phone that was this easy on the battery since before smart phones. Call Quality and reception is also great, Just as good as my iPhone I had previous to this. Internet is fast and responds right now. Camera is also good but its a feature I will not use a lot, I am a photographer and use my dslr for my photography. I was able to import all my iTunes music very easy with the app that installed once hooked up to my desktop. I listen to music daily and a lot, I think this phone does a better job then apple. It also has a micro sd card, I use this card for all my music storage so my phone is clear for anything I really need more space for. The display is great, I have NO complaints on this phone so far, It didn't take long for me to fall in love with this phone. I think if your a office user and want a very good, fast, and reliable phone this is one you should probably get.
I have had this for over 2 weeks now. I retired my bose earbuds and purchased some Bluetooth Jaybird Bluebuds x, OMG these ear buds are so good, nice and crisp music with just the right amount of...Build quality 10/10Reception 10/10Call quality 10/10Internet 10/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 8/10UI speed 10/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 10/10Battery 10/10
- Battery life, syncs with laptop and desktop computers easy, call quality is great, no dropped calles, love the camera with 2 lenses to refocus after the shot. Opens Office documents with out getting and paying for additional software or apps.
- Excellent Bluetooth for music with Jaybird bluebuds X
- Runs smooth without haveing to reboot very often.
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On the day of their fifth anniversary, writer-turned-bar owner Nick Dunne (Affleck) comes home to find his wife Amy (Pike) has disappeared. Flitting between the origins of their relationship and the subsequent murder investigation, Nick becomes the centre of a media scrum and a murder investigation.
David Fincher's Gone Girl opens with a weirdly framed close-up of Amy Dunne's (Rosamund Pike) head, while her husband Nick (Ben Affleck) muses on the often unspoken thoughts that might course through any marriage: "What are you thinking?" "How are you feeling?" "What have we done to each other?" The complex psychology and shifting dynamics of long-term relationships are just two of the engines driving Fincher's adaptation of Gillian Flynn's 2012 battle of the sexes bookbuster; others include the pernicious voyeurism of the media, the way we curate and present our personalities in the modern era and just how will Ben Affleck fit into that batsuit with that belly? The net result is, especially in its first two thirds, a cinematic equivalent of a juicy page-turner, a gripping, sharp, blissfully entertaining thriller that pushes every hot-topic button you can think of to become the must-talk-about film of the year.
It's not hard to see why Fincher was attracted to Gone Girl. It touches base with much of his previous work: Panic Room (a key location is decked out to the rafters with surveillance equipment), Zodiac (the sense of a procedural in the information age) and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (a particularly violent bedroom encounter) are all touchstones. But more pertinently, there is a briskness and a malicious glee in telling a tale that harks back to Seven and The Game. There's no head-in-the-box moment, just the buzz of a director delighting in leading you into some dark, dark recesses.
Flynn's book shifts between first-person narratives told from Nick (the present) and Amy's (the past) perspectives and Fincher's film respects the structure. After a montage locating it squarely amid the McMansions and mailboxes of well-off America, Fincher gives us quickly sketched glimpses into Nick's life — small talk with his sister (the excellent Carrie Coon), playing board games in his bar — before his world is turned upside down. With his wife missing, a smashed table and no apparent bloodbath, the investigation is led by the Marge Gunderson-esque Rhonda Boney (Kim Dickens)
and sceptical sidekick Jim Gilpin (Patrick Fugit). You'd expect Fincher to be good at detective stuff — he gifts the cop pairing enough character not to feel rote, but not enough to slow things down — but he also excels at creating the hoopla around the CSI: the press conferences, the TV talk show debates, the community search, a candlelit vigil and the blurred line between culprit and celebrity.
If Nick's tale feels like heartland for the director, the Amy side gives us a glimpse into what a David Fincher Romcom might feel like. As we meet them, the pair are at a party, people watching, joking about quinoa-ignorance (he thinks it's a fish) and mispronouncing the lyrics to New York, New York (she sings "these bag-o-bones shoes") before kissing in a sugar storm created by a backstreet bakery.
Early doors, Pike perfectly becomes the embodiment of Flynn's notion of the "cool girl" — "a hot, brilliant, funny woman who adores football, poker, dirty jokes and burping" — but finds other colours, too. "We're so cute I could punch us in face," Amy tells Nick, as they open fortune cookies and swap matching anniversary presents. But this is Fincher — you can't imagine Adam Sandler chowing down on Drew Barrymore for cunnilingus — and it is not long before fissures start to appear. A recession, two job losses and a pre-nup are just the start. Only in a Fincher film would a protagonist buy a gun for Valentine's Day.
The first act is smartly sketched, a nice balance of character stuff and intriguing set-up. But moving into the middle section, Fincher and Flynn ratchet things up to a whole new level of compelling. As the truth about Amy's disappearance emerges, Fincher turns the screws on Nick, rattling the skeletons in his closet — there are red herrings and red panties — sending him further down the river until he lawyers up with Tanner Bolt, the "Patron Saint Of Wife Killers" (Tyler Perry gives a nice comic energy without diluting the drama).
Affleck nimbly treads a tightrope between innocent, affable man accused and disillusioned husband who could happily strangle his wife. The grand design works because it finds a centre in its star.
In the end, Gone Girl is a film about image and perception. On the broader level, it's about how the media builds fabulations that quickly get subsumed as truth, and the fickleness of the public that will swallow whatever narrative is being sold. On a more intimate level, it is about the façades we build, the masks we wear. The impossibility of knowing those closest to us (not to mention the depiction of marriage as a bleak prison) is a prevalent theme in art house cinema. Here we get it at the centre of a mainstream, white-knuckle crowd-pleaser.
Just as the emotions are stripped back and raw, so Fincher's work is equally unshowy. The fanboys may pine for the coffee-pot shot bravura of Panic Room or the speeded-up rowing race set-piece of The Social Network, but this is the director working without flash and thunder, confident his narrative has more than enough. Still, working with regular DP Jeff Cronenweth, he pulls out subtly arresting images — Amy floating on a lilo in a swimming pool — that speak less to flair and more to style. Gone Girl's filmmaking M.O. is cold, controlled and clinical. It doesn't have a hair out of place.
Yet, a couple of things don't quite come off. When the film comes to resolve itself, its solutions don't satisfy, the third act powering down rather than ramping up. Also, Fincher doesn't quite nail the tone in the home stretch. In its latter stages he tries to more overtly syringe satire into the grimness (especially around Neil Patrick Harris' ex Desi) and it doesn't quite land. But its scalpel-like dissection of the mindset of marriage still holds sway. If love is a battlefield, Fincher's film is a despatch from the white-hot heat of carnage. For those in a relationship, you may recognise its petty hatreds, artful manipulations and quiet despair. For those who are not, it will make you thankful to be single.
Stylish, twisted and daring, Gone Girl is a David Fincher date movie: dark, smart and dangerous. If it doesnt deliver in its finale, its twist, turns and commitment to moral repugnance will leave you reeling.


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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - In a summer of superheroes, cartooned critters and bloated budgets, New Line Cinemas beat the odds by betting on a pair of low-cost films that defied expectations to become two of the most profitable hits of the year.
Going into blockbuster season, "The Conjuring" and "We're the Millers" were barely a blip on the radar. The talk was squarely centered on "Iron Man 3″ and "Man of Steel," with very little buzz left over for a gross-out comedy about an unlikely tribe of drug mules and a horror film without any A-list stars.
Yet with as a roller coaster summer at the movies reaches draws to an end, "The Conjuring" has made back its $20 million budget more than tenfold, scaring up $243 million globally.
Likewise, "We're the Millers," filmed for an economical $34 million, has topped the domestic grosses of the much more expensive "Hangover Pat III," racking up $112.8 million in North America and an additional $39.5 million in foreign territories.
"It all came together," Toby Emmerich, president and COO of New Line Cinema, told TheWrap. "The movies tested well, they had good dates and they were effective examples of counter-programing. I'd say the movies exceeded our expectations, but going into the summer, the expectations for both movies were very high."
Plus, the low-cost of the films allowed New Line and its parent company Warner Bros. to finance the productions without bringing in outside partners. Other major films must divvy profits between an array of production companies and film financiers, but these spoils belong entirely to the studio.
"This goes back to what New Line's roots were, smartly positioned films that have the lowest of low budgets," Jeff Bock, an analyst with Exhibitor Relations, said. "To have two films match their budgets at the box office within the first week of their release is phenomenal. It can't work for everybody, but when you have a big studio like Warner Bros. behind you and a smart marketing campaign, it's a great strategy."
New Line is already putting the finishing touches on a first draft of a sequel to "The Conjuring" and has begun discussing the viability of a follow-up to "We're the Millers."
It's an explosive turnaround for a studio that started out 2013 with a whimper. "Jack and the Giant Slayer" eked out $197.9 million worldwide, barely as much as the $195 million it cost to produce. Steve Carell and Jim Carrey couldn't save the laugh-challenged "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone," which grossed an anemic $22 million.
In the wake of its twin flops, New Line was pilloried in some Hollywood circles. Emmerich admitted that the criticism could be bruising, but said that the studio's confidence in its summer slate helped cushion the blow.
"The movie business is cyclical, you have hits and misses," Emmerich said. "The good thing was during that first quarter, we'd already seen how our summer films were playing in front of test audiences, so we knew we were challenged, but we also knew that we had good stuff coming."
After a summer riddled with pricey flops, New Line's more fiscally conservative approach could begin to find favor in an industry. Emmerich doesn't think that that Hollywood will turn its back on tentpole films. But he acknowledged that this summer's flops may prompt some to take a hard look at their business models.
He said too many films carry costs that require that they open to $50 million or more if they have any hope of recouping their investment.
"Studios are going to be more cautious and more selective in their decisions to make movies that must open in that range in North America in order to be successful," Emmerich said. "This summer showed that it can look like you have good on paper, you can open in a prime time and you can still miss the mark. I can't imagine that trend is not resonating in with senior executives in studio board rooms."
The smaller costs of "The Conjuring" and "We're the Millers" reduced New Line's risk, enabling it to slowly build up word-of-mouth rather than swing for the fences. Emmerich said that strong test audience response gave the studio confidence that both movies appealed to enough of a niche to attract a crowd in a competitive marketplace.
Yet, there were still risks.
Though a few horror films like "The Blair Witch Project" have found a receptive audience, summer is not traditionally a strong season for the genre. Sliding "The Conjuring" in at October and tying it to Halloween, for example, would have been a natural decision, but New Line felt that the movie was strong enough to succeed at any time of the year and might provide a reprieve from the glut of costumed heroes.
One thing working in the film's favor was that it was embraced by critics. Director James Wan's decision to forgo gore in favor of Hitchcockian suspense picked up a bevy of good notices, earning an 86 percent "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
"We're the Millers" scenes of Jennifer Aniston stripping or a teenager suffering a spider bite on his nether regions struck a chord with moviegoers in the mood for raunchy comedies. R-rated comedies like "Identity Thief," "Ted" and "Horrible Bosses" have worked by offering an envelope-pushing humor that can only be found at the movies.
"There's so much content available with the internet and viral videos that people are looking for something that's more hard-edged when they buy a ticket," Bruce Nash, founder of the box office website The Numbers, said. "Softer films like 'The Internship' that don't appeal to an adult audiences are the ones that are under-performing."
New Line is hoping to close out its year on a high-note by embracing the blockbuster strategy that it ignored for the past four months. December brings "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," the second part in Peter Jackson's adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's novel.
Some critics griped that the decision to expand that relatively slender book into three parts was motivated by commercial, not narrative considerations. Emmerich counters that he's just seen a rough-cut of the movie and promises that the decision to draw out the story of a band of treasure-seekers will become clearer in part two.
"In the second film you see why Peter made the decision to make this three movie," Emmerich said. "It expands the world and it draws on other plot lines and characters that were not in 'The Hobbit' novel."
If "Lord of the Rings" fans agree, New Line could end 2013 with a $1 billion-plus Christmas present.


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"While it is early days for investors to vote on the implications of [president-elect Rodrigo] Duterte's win for the economy and market, there are reasons to be optimistic, notwithstanding his controversial methods and campaign rhetoric," Lim wrote in a research note.
For example, continuing the infrastructure focus and attracting investment appear to be some of Duterte's policy priorities, which are important to sustain the medium-term growth potential of the country, according to Lim.
"His track record as mayor of Davao City has been impressive for delivering better than national income growth. Should he assemble a credible economic team, we are hopeful that implementation would be more effective under his administration. All this should ultimately mean that the growth in the Philippines will continue, leading to higher incomes and benefiting our middle class consumption stocks."
The Philippines is one of the most promising countries within the ASEAN market due to its sizeable and extremely youthful population, he said, adding that the Philippines accounts for 11% of the Baring ASEAN Frontiers fund as of March 31.
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In terms of the wider ASEAN market, strong GDP growth and rising per capita wealth across the ten countries in the ASEAN bloc are resulting in excellent, long-term investment opportunities in companies, particularly ones focused on the regional consumption story, Lim believes.
ASEAN GDP nearly doubled between 2007 and 2014, while GDP per capita increased by 76% in the same period, and these dynamics are reshaping the regional investment landscape, despite the fall in economic momentum in China, he added.
The rise in GDP benefitted the sub-region's equity markets. According to data from FE, the FTSE Asean Index was up 109% in US dollar terms from January 2007 to December 2014.
"Some investors appear to be overly pessimistic with regard to Asian emerging and frontier markets. As bottom-up investors, we do not let short-term macroeconomic factors, such as China's economic slowdown, or a fall in commodity prices, sway our investment decisions.
"Instead, we believe these macro trends are secondary, and that ASEAN companies can offer valuable long-term opportunities for investors."
Analysts are mixed on the outlook of the ASEAN markets. Conning Asia Pacific believes that a high level of household debt in places such as Southeast Asia could be a risk for investment, while Falcon Private Bank sees easing currency risks to support Asian equities.
The Baring ASEAN Frontiers fund has been mostly underperforming its benchmark MSCI South East Asia index for the past three years, according to FE Analytics.


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Patek Philippe. A very rare and highly attractive 18K gold chronograph wristwatch
Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, Ref. 1463, movement no. 868'936, case no. 698'841, manufactured in 1956
MOVEMENT: manual, cal. 13''', stamped twice with the Geneva seal, 23 jewels
DIAL: silvered, applied gold baton and Arabic numerals, outer fifths of a second divisions and tachymetre scale, two subsidiary dials for constant seconds and 30 minutes register
CASE: 18K gold, stepped bezel, screw back, two round chronograph buttons in the band, 34.8 mm. diam.
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ACCOMPANIED BY: Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch with silvered dial, 6 and 12 Arabic figures, raised gold indexes and tachometer in 1956 and its subsequent sale on 30 August 1958
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For many years the property of the present owner, unused and safely locked away, this "tasti tondi", Italian for round pushers as this model is lovingly described by collectors, is an extremely well-preserved and charismatic example of this legendary model.
The case has evidently never been subject to careless polishing, consequently displaying full lugs, sharp edges and crisp gold marks. The attractive silvered dial has not undergone any cosmetic enhancement and impresses with beautifully raised hard enamel signature and scales. Over time, it has taken a highly attractive champagne-coloured patina, further enhancing its superb overall look. Last but not least and much to the collector's delight, this second series reference 1463 still retains the original crown and chronograph pushers.
Since its launch in 1940, the desirability of reference 1463 has never ceased. Destined for a clientele in quest of an elegant yet sporty wristwatch, Patek Philippe's first chronograph model fitted with a water-resistant-type case and round chronograph buttons is as popular today as it was at the time of its introduction.
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Reference 1463 was launched in 1940 and remained in production until 1965, the case undergoing a number of improvements and changes to its shape over the years. The majority was cased in yellow gold, few examples in pink gold and stainless steel.
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Commenting on the April patch from Microsoft, Alan Bentley of Lumension says, "Following a relatively light Patch Tuesday in March, this month's bulletins will have IT managers back on their feet scrambling to implement the 64 patches, nine of them rated critical. 15 of the 17 bulletins address remote code execution vulnerabilities.
"Most noteworthy of the patches is MS11-018, a critical patch for IE6, IE7 and IE8 on Windows clients. Without the patch, browsers are instantly compromised from the moment a user visits a malicious site.
"The two SMB-related bulletins, MS11-020 and MS11-019 are both geared towards fixing vulnerabilities in SMB Server and SMB Client, both of which could leave servers available for hackers to take control of them.
"While some IT managers may have had their feet up in March, this month's Patch Tuesday is further evidence that our systems still aren't up to par. Most of these patches will require a full restart meaning organisations will need to schedule time for the updates."


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