Wednesday, 30 September 2009

Pflueger - pflueger


i purchased this reel for my 9.5 ft spinning rod that i use for bobber fishing steelhead. it is spooled with braided line. i have only used this reel a handful of times but it cast great, good distance, extremely smooth retrieve and drag seems to be very smooth with no sticky spots. the reel also seems to be well balanced. i have no regrets purchasing this reel and for the price its superb value. i definatly will purchase another in the future and recommend all my friends give it a try before purchasing a new reel. Pflueger President XT Spinning Reel, 195-Yards/10-Pound

This is a reel that many would pay more to own, eveything about this reel is smooth and of good quality. I have used other reels with a higher price tag and none have been any better, This reel has a great drag and offers a smooth look and function. This reel wieghs about 9 oz. and for some this may be a bit heavy, I have had no issue with the wieght of this reel and would recomend this reel as a part of any fishing arsenel.

This was a gift for my father who is a fishing fanatic. As soon as he opened it he was impressed by the material quality and how smooth it works. He loved it!!! GREAT PRODUCT, ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND IT!!!

I christened mine on a trip up to the Boundary Waters where aluminum canoes, portaging, rocks, etc can all cause havoc on a reel (especially when tied down to the canoe with other rods and reels scraping against it). Despite all this, the President XT handled like a champ.



My first impression was it felt a bit heavy but understood why that was the case considering I purchased the 10 lb 195 yd version. It definitely was something I felt could hold its own if hooked up to a monster pike in some of the lakes I fish and catfish in the rivers out by me.



Anyways, on my very first cast (which was smoother than any Shimano or Daiwa I've ever owned and used), it I was able to land a 6 lb smallmouth bass at the base of some water falls. I couldn't ask for a more smooth drag for providing just enough to let him run in very strong current and providing enough reel power to control him from jumping or running into too many slipper rocks in getting him landed. What a fight! What a reel!



I couldn't be happier with this reel. Casts are very fluid w/ no tangles or twisted line; drag silky smooth; retrieves always strong.

i did alot of research on 3 reels diawa,pflueger,and shimano.found the best reel to be the pflueger president xt.after trying it out i found it to be better than expected.the drag is very good,and the weight for the 6730 was a little heavy at 9ozs.casting was very good.and very good winding line in.i would rate this reel and comparable to shimano stradic,at a much lesser cost.

I do a lot of fishing from a float tube with light and ultra light gear. I purchased the Pflueger President 6725 XT which is a nice light smooth casting smooth retrieve reel. I hooked it up with a 5 foot 6 light ugaly stick. Ive had it for 2 months fishing 3 times a week and had no problems. I found it alot cheaper at Amazon, well worth the money.

The President series reels are very stout! I got bored of using the big bait caster gear and started Salmon fishing with the trout size model, caught 22 fish on this reel range 17-26 pounds and it held up Amazingly!! i would almost bet these reels could hold up to a sturgeon.

I just received my reel today (took approximately a week with standard shipping). I already own two reels which are the slightly cheaper version of the President. I love these reels. I needed one a little bigger and this reel is just that. I could have probably got by with a size smaller. the 14lb version is quite large and has a very heavy duty build. The reeling on these is exceptionally smooth. I don't know what the technical term is, but when you reel you can stop anywhere and there is no back reeling, just locks where it is. You will not be disappointed with these reels, for the money they are the best reels I have ever owned.

I recently purchased this reel (115yd/4lb.) along with an ultralight "Okuma CELILO Graphite Spinning Rod" that I found elsewhere on Amazon. This reel is very smooth and is the perfect choice for the ultralight rod that I decided on. I have gotten the chance to use it about 3 times in the past 3 weeks and have had no problem with it whatsoever.



I would buy this reel again and it is the perfect gift for anyone looking for a reel to go with a lighter rod.



Another plus that I hadn't realized until I had received both the rod and the reel is that they both have a dark maroon color to them. Although I was not intentionally looking for the colors to match, it was nice that they looked good together. - Pflueger'


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High Definition - hd projector, 1080p


I bought this projector to replace a 6 year old Sharp 720p DLP projector. The primary reasons were the price, the $[...] rebate, and the excelent video processing chip (Reon-VX). The final straw that broke the camel's back was the fact the newer Blu-ray movies output 480P through the component video output (the Sharp didn't have HDMI).



Mine is hooked up using HDMI with Blu-ray and HD DVD players, projected to a 150" gray screen.



What can I say - the picture is excellent. The Sharp was incredible, and I would never have any complaints until I see in person what the 1080p projectors can do nowadays. It was immediately obvious this Mitsubishi has a sharper, more detailed, and better contrasted image. It has a slightly higher lumens output than the Sharp, and also better contrast.



Although the Sharp came very close to an average movie theater picture quality, this projector at the very least matches, and in many cases, exceed what one can see in an average theater. No complaints about the picture, but I am not some super-nitpicky videophile like some.



This projector has an electronic zoom/focus lens, so setting it up initially can be difficult. I made the mistake of hanging it up on the ceiling before making adjustments. The default zoom/focus levels made the picture extremely blurry, so I could not read the menu at all. It was also upside down for me, making things doubly difficult. I had to use the pictures of the menu in the manual in order to navigate around. Speaking of the manual -- it could use a lot of improvement (the section about the extra filter was buried in the back instead of the front, where there should be a series of steps detailing the initial setup). I just feel if it had a manual focus option, it would've cut my setup time by 75%.



To summarize, some things I wish this projector had:

- Manual zoom/focus option

- More brightness (lumens output). I have to to set the brightness to around 75% to see something to my liking.

- More intuitive menu structure

- Have more frequently used functions be on the remote vs. buried somewhere in the menus

- Better manual



I would've given this projector 4 stars, but given the incredible value (esp. with the rebate included), I think it deserves 5 stars.



Addendum: After poking around a little bit, it turns out there is another available rebate; this other one is $[...], but with a free lamp, which is most likely worth quite a bit more than $[...]. I chose the $[...]+lamp rebate instead... Mitsubishi HC5500 1080p LCD Home Theater Projector

I did a lot of research before buying this PJ, the deciding factors for me were the Hollywood FX upscaling chip and the noise levels that are the lowest in the industry.

The upscaling chip helps upscale any lower resolution image to 1080p and does it handsomely. We will not be watching blu-ray movies all the time and this was an important factor for me.

As far as the noise levels are concerned, I have heard projectors that emit a low (or sometimes even high!) pitched whine while running, and once you know about the noise it can become very distracting. This PJ on the other is practically noiseless, you cannot hear it while it is running even if you put your ear right next to it.

Picture quality is outstanding with none of the "flicker" normally associated with fast moving objects with LCD projectors. I watch action movies and have not seen any "flicker" at all.

It does need a reasonably light controlled room as it is not as bright as an Optoma HD71 for example, especially at the "low" lamp setting, but on the other hand the "low" lamp setting is supposed to give you 5000 hours of usage.

Buy it, you cannot go wrong.

After much research into DLP projectors, I decided on this one becuase of it's features, resolution, high contrast, and price (the rebate and free bulb helped me decide too!) This was purchased for a home theater. We saw it in a home theater store and the picture was AMAZING. We purchased a professional grade screen to use it with and acheived the same results... as long as the room is pitch black. The only problem is after around 1 hour and 15 minutes, the unit flashes temperature/overheating warnings and shuts down. I live in Colorado at an altitude of around 9400 feet. I read the manual and discovered that Mitsubishi does not suggest using it above 5000 feet. We seem to have over come the problem by installing 2 CPU cooling fans into the air filter shroud. It makes a little humming noise, but we can get through a movie without it overheating.



Pros: Price, contrast, clear picture, easy setup and menu

Cons: overheats if above 5000 ft, pictures gets washed out VERY quickly if there's ambient light in the room

I have a dedicated home theater and this projector is like looking out of 120" diag. picture window watching what is on the other side. Great price with $[...] rebate & a free replacement bulb. Came in less than a 46" to 52"LCD flat screen, but my screen is 10ft diag. It is amazing! True home theater.

I only deduct a star because the thing is so huge. It might be the case that that's why this product is less then similarly featured, more compact projectors.



But, beyond it's footprint, this is a great projector that's lived in two different funky loft apartments and its worked out great in both.



If size is not much of a consideration and you have a tight budget for your projector, I would add this one to your shortlist.

Our initial projector malfunctoned within a couple of weeks. Amazon replaced it & covered the cost of return postage. The replacement projector is working fine thus far. Amazon was wonderful to deal with for the return/replacement of this item.

I have a theater room that is about 25' in depth, I had my old projector mounted about 18 feet back on the ceiling. I bought the HC5500 to replace the older projector which was and is an excellent projector from Panasonic, however I wanted the 1080P res. provided by the newer projectors. I found this projector to be excellent in all areas, however I found that I had to move the mount about 5-6 feet closer to my screen to make it work, which was not easy as the wiring is all in the ceiling.



While the details of how far the projector had to be from the screen for a given size is in the fine print and it is my fault for not being more thorough, I also kinda have to give Mitsubishi some blame for making that difficult to grasp and also for not allowing for a bit more travel in the zoom as this limits the flexibility quite a bit. So be careful in how you plan your theater with this projector. If you have a long room and want it in the rear, you will need a BIG screen. (for your reference, I have a 10' diagonal screen putting the projector about 12 feet back and it JUST fits and it is at end of zoom travel )



Other than that, the HC5500 is quiet and has a great picture and one can adjust everything via the remote. The Panasonic was more versatile but noisier and lower in res. and I and am thinking of getting a second mount and reinstalling it behind the Mitsubishi as a backup. I am sure the newer Panasonics are just fine, but this one was at about 2 grand in priced with a $500.00 rebate...hard to pass up.



As long as you check the charts carefully, you will find this to be an excellent projector. Now I am off to find a better screen, they ain't cheap...but if you wanna maximize your viewing pleasure, well...there goes the wallet.



Rick Gordon - Mitsubishi - 1080p - Home Theater - Hd Projector'


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Tuesday, 29 September 2009

Industrial Strength - tools, tool pouches


I bought this tool roll to use for work. I work on equipment at many different locations so I have multiple sets of tools based on the equipment I'm going to work on. This product has stood up to my abuses very well. My tools fit in to the slots nicely Custom Leathercraft 1171 Chisel and Tool Roll Pouch, 20-Pocket

The tool roll was of better materals than I expected. The pockets were were the right size for the wrenches I needed to stock in the roll from 1/4 to 5/8. Drivers, plug wrenches, small ratchet, slip joint pliers and a fiew sockets that I ran a bolt threw to hold them together and sliped them into one of the pouches. It rolls up tight and and your tools wont fall out. Packs away in your saddle bags real cozy. Beats paying a hundred bucks for a stocked tool roll with stuff that wont fit your motorcycle or you dont need. Good buy for twice the price.

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Telephone Headset - computer headset, wireless headset


This is probably the best wireless headset available now. Excellent sound quality, great range, many controls over audio tone and loudness in the earpiece. There are only two minor problems with this headset: It's a little finicky to put back in the cradle, and you get just the slightest echo of your own voice in the earpiece. (Very slight, and can be ignored easily, but the Plantronics does not have these problems.)



The unit has excellent range, and I suffered no loss of audio quality at all when moving anywhere in my house, even with a WiFi network active.



Compared to the Plantronics CS50/CS55, the Jabra GN9350e comes out on top, for the following reasons:

-Jabra has better more natural sounding audio quality when you speak, with better frequency response. Plantronics headsets make your voice sound somewhat tinny and muffled by comparison.



-Jabra has a MUCH better speaker in the earpiece than Plantronics. The Jabra earpiece has pretty good audio quality; not as good as a wired headset, but pretty good. The sound quality you hear in the Plantronics headset is just bad.



-This unit will work with both a PC and a DECT cordless phone. The Plantronics CS50 is PC only, but the CS55 can do DECT.



-If you don't have a DECT phone, this unit can also hook into any standard phone that has a corded handset. Plantronics can't do that.



Audio quality when using it with a normal phone is basically perfect.



Some nitpicks: I didn't find the leatherette ear cushion comfortable. You'll want to swap it out for a foam one. Also the included cord for hooking it to your phone necessitates it being right next to the phone. Also, the USB cable is short and mini-USB on the base-unit end, so if you need a longer cable you'll need to find one elsewhere. It would be nice if they included more "over-the-ear" earpieces like Plantronics does, but I find them uncomfortable and use the over-the-head ban anyway.



One last thing: Although this unit works great with normal phone and Skype, both this unit and the Plantronics have degraded audio quality when using Teamspeak. After extensive testing, I can definitely tell you it's a Teamspeak specific issue; a wired headset will give you much better speaking-audio quality with TS (But with Skype/Googletalk/Phone these units are great). The Jabra is usable with TS, but your friends will prefer you use the wired headset. The Plantronics is basically unusable with Teamspeak because the bad quality of the Plantronics speaker, coupled with the lackluster audio reproduction of TS, makes it difficult to understand your friends when using TS with the Plantronics. With the Jabra you can still hear clearly on TS, even if your own voice is somewhat degraded.



All in all, I'm pretty happy with this headset. The Plantronics FEELS like a sturdier, better made unit, and is more ergonomic, but ultimately the audio quality differences overcome that and put the Jabra on top. Jabra GN9350 DECT 6.0 Wireless Dual-Functional Office/VoIP Headset System with DSP Technology (9326-607-405)

I opened the box and had this working with my Cisco IP phone in a matter of minutes with out reading the instructions. I also was able to plug it into my PC and use it with Skype and other applications without cracking the inclosed instructions. This product works just as advertised and as good range around the office. I have used other products from this manufacturer and have been please with them as well.

The sound quality is pretty good, as is the range. I can get up an walk across the office floor (50 - 60 ft) and keep connectivity with no problem or noticeable depredation in voice quality. It works just fine with our Cisco 7900 series phones, but it took a little tweaking to figure out the right setting to get it to work. It also works fine with our Cisco Softphone software and with Skype. I've had problems with me headset all of a sudden cutting out if I use it for 45 or more minutes at a time. We purchased about 15 and I haven't heard complaints from anyone else on the team, so it may just be a problem on my particular set. The battery shows a charge, so I don't think it's the battery draining. If I put it back on the base and start a new call, it usually works just fine...So in general it's a good headset, with some issues.

I use a magic jack and an AT&T 993 desk phone and this unit works seamlessly between the two. I also have two corded headsets from Plantronics and AT&T, and I always get complaints that my voice isn't loud enough (I'm soft-spoken), but I come across "crystal clear" over this headset. I can also walk through my entire house and yard (2500sq.ft+) without losing quality or freedom. I have to agree with the other reviewer about the earpiece being very uncomfortable, but the headband works fine. I'm very pleased with this headset and I'd buy it again.

Be advised that this headset does not work with DECT or old-style corded phones. Maybe it works with IP, but it says that it works with any corded phone and with DECT phones, and that's what I needed it for. I couldn't get it to work, so I contacted Jabra support, and they couldn't tell me of ANY corded or DECT phones that it will work with.

I work in sales, so I'm on the phone 90% of the time I'm at work. This gives me at least an extra 30 minutes a day, just by being able to walk around the office to the copy machine/fax machine and other tasks that I used to have to wait for a free minute to accomplish. The has excellent range and great style. A number of people at my office have the plantronics headsets and while they seem to work as well I wanted something a little different, I love the look of this one and the charging station. It was very easy to set up to a cisco 7960 series phone and I did buy the headset lifter (GN1000) which is a must have if you are planning on using this with a phone line. I also love this headset because it's compatible out of the box for use with a pc and voip, so I see it as more versatile than a lot of the plantronics ones. - Jabra - Wireless Headset - Computer Headset - Dect'


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The picture is misleading though I am sure it is not intentional. I bought two of these for our bathrooms. They are a lot taller and the slots a lot wider than they look. They will not fit my kids' toothbrushes in them, but will work for adult toothbrushes. Umbra Shine Chrome Toothbrush Holder, Chrome

I was looking for a holder that would fit those fat handled chidren's brushes. This works perfectly, as the slots are nice and wide. If your child's toothbrush is not really short, and you don't want one of those cartoonish children's holders sitting out in your bathroom, this is the holder for you. It's made of melamine but the chrome finish is nicely done, and the price is great.

We have a two-sinker in our new bathroom and we decided to get my husband his own toothbrush holder so he wouldn't have to reach across. We needed something with slots big enough to hold his razor along with his toothbrush. This works perfectly. No more just laying his razor anywhere to dry! Good purchase.

The slots in the bottom are too shallow and the items you place in the holder have a tendency to fall over (slip out of the bottom slot). This allows the bristles on toothbrushes to come in contact with the upper ring - may or may not be riddled with unwanted bacteria!! It's a nice looking and functional item, it could just use deeper bottom pits.'


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Vest


i recently ordered this vest for my girlfiriends prom and it arrived very quickly, i was skeptical at first of how hte fit would work after looking at many many many different kinds of more expenseive vests yet when it finally arrived i was pleasently surprised to find that iw was everything that i had hoped for. My only suggestions(not complaints) are that the buttons on the vest are a little loose and this could be problematic with frequent use, and the second suggestion is if you would liek a more fitted look it would best be advised to take this to t ailor for alterations ( the drawstrings on the back can only do so much to make the vest fir tighter). Very good for any occasion where that 3rd part of the suit is needed. Men's BLACK Dress Vest NeckTie Set for Suit or Tuxedo Medium

My husband was in a wedding in which the guys all just wore their own black suits but all of the groomsmen ordered this vest and tie set. The quality seemed very good for the price. It seems like the vest ran a little small, but otherwise, no complaints. Quick shipping, it was in much earlier than we expected. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a vest/tie combo.

I had been looking for a vest for a while now and i had not been able to find one at the mall that wasnt $300, i went on amazon.com, as i shop here almost everyday and i found this i read the reviews and decided to go wit this one. for price i give this 5 stars, look 5 stars ,and the quality is some what off ONLY because the strap in the back does not stay more the 1 3/4 seconds untill its loose again. there is no default it this vest its all of them ,but this is easly solved by finding your setting and sowing it in place.



buy this vest you wont regret it odds are if your like me you will get one to see if the quality is good, and to see if it fits right once you do that you will get 3 more

The vest and tie are both made out of a shiny material that look awesome and sticks out, even against a black shirt underneath. I've had two problems with this vest. One is that the strap on the back is useless. Two was that most, if not all, of the buttons have come off at one point. If you don't mind sewing buttons back on, then this vest is a great deal, but if you don't want to deal with the hassle, then spend some extra money on a vest that's put together better.

I wear 2XL sized clothes, so to be safe I figured a 3xl would be loose and comfortable. I got the vest and oI buttoned it up. It was a bit snug, but thought nothing of it until I sat down and buttons shot across the room. I was embarrassed and unhappy. If I knew how to send this back for a refund I would. The reason it's two stars is I like the tie, but the tie is not worth the price of the combination.'


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Gas Fired Nailer - not recommended, nailer


This nailer works great. If the tool fails to fire or jams frequently (if you read other reviews you'll read about complaints of this happening, where they drepress the nose several times and then it works for a while, etc): CHECK THE EXPIRATION DATE ON THE FUEL CELL.

An expired fuel cell will make the tool malfunction randomly (drive 3-5 nails, not work, drive 3 more then not work or jam, etc). Creating huge amounts of frustration.



I have a set of Impulse nailers (framing and trim) and both worked flawlessly when I first bought them. I use them for home projects, that is, it can be a year or more before I use it on another project. Last year I started a new project and the framing nailer started not firing after driving 3-5 nails. I cleaned, oiled and cleaned again with temporary results after a few nails. The "usual procedure" is to depress the nose 10 times on the trim and at some point it starts firing again. Needless to say frustrating enough to make you want to buy a corded tool.



Four days ago I started working on trim, and the finish nailer started behaving the same way. Finally mad as heck I contacted paslode, and they told me to check the expiration date on the fuel cells. Sure enough, both of them were over 18 months expired. I replaced the fuel cells with a new one from the store, and wham, works without hessitation. I offloaded about 100 nails with each nailer and not a single misfire.



[this is now a year from my original post - and both nails run like champs. Never again have they failed to misfire]



I would have rated this as a 5 star, if the manual would have suggested to check the expiration date of the fuel cells. Alas, it is possible that mine didn't say this because I bought mine over two years ago, and they had recently introduced the nailers. Paslode Cordless 16-gauge Angled Finish Nailer no. 900600

I use alot of tools,have read alot of reviews but have never been inspired to write one,Until Now!Leave the compressor and hose at home,Forever..This cordless finish gun is the only one you need,it has every bit the power as a pnuematic.The features are great,depth of drive that lets you know where its at and which way you need to go.Nail lockout that every nailgun should have, atleast high end,Period.Quick clear jam lever.At 4.9 pounds it may not be the lightest finish gun,but with no tail attached you can manuever it like its floating on air.The angled magazine appears to be 20 degrees, which hasnt been a problem getting into corners or tight spots,but use's special 16 ga. nails,not the 15ga. senco type nail most of us already have,but it does hold as many nails and is still more compact.The nails are priced competitively,The fuel cells on the other hand are half the size as the other paslode guns but cost the Same? The cost must be in manufacturing the cylinder not the fuel,The advantages far outweigh the negatives and this tool is here to stay so the fuel cells should become cheaper and the nails should always be around..I've shot well over 500 2-1/2 inch nails I'm still on the same battery and fuel cell.The night I got it I set it up shot 10 nails WOW! Put the battery in the charger took the fuel cell out put it all away.The next day set it up Nothing,Nothing,,I thought fully charged battery,new fuel cell whats the problem,still nothing.I was ready to tear it apart or take it back untill I pulled the fuel cell out manually expelled some fuel put it back in Bam,Bam.Apparently something clogged the tube,since then I've left the cell in and just take the battery out before I put it away FLAWLESS! Most mornings it fires first pump,a couple of times its taken 2 pumps one exceptionally cold morning I noticed a slight loss in power,a quick adjustment no problem.All in all this is one great tool,it was designed for the professional to be the best finish gun you can buy air or cordless.Get one you'll love it...

We own several different Paslode nail guns, including the framing nailer and the straight finish nailer. We began using the Paslode products about 4 years ago. I will say that the new guns we have purchased in the last few months are significantly better than the quality of the guns purchased just a year ago. Don't get me wrong, we weren't disappointed with our purchase a year ago, it's just that these "newest generation" guns fire smoother, have more power and have been more consistent.I have heard others complain about the cost of gas cartridges and replacement batteries and that the guns have to be reloaded fairly often. I will say that all of these are very minor inconveniences when compared to the overall benefits of these tools.We now own about 10 of these various Paslode guns for our crews and they are truly a great tool. While they are quite a bit more expensive than the air tools, the freedom of use that this style of gun offers and how it will make your work more effecient makes this a purchase well worth the money. Also, Amazon's price is EXTREMELY competative and not paying sales tax on the purchase saves us in Michigan another ... . You will not be disappointed with this purchase.

I have owned the Paslode Angled finish Nailer for about 3 months now and have fed through perhaps 1500 nails (mostly 2" and some 2 ½ & 1 ½"). I have never experienced a misfire! For the amount of work I do (definitely not a contractor) this tool is more than up to the challenge. The weight is less than 5 lbs, fits into most any spot and best of all there is no hose to follow you up a ladder. No doubt it is pricey, plus the nails and fuel cell costs would add up in a production environment. That said; I strongly believe that the convenience and freedom that this tool affords make up for these costs in most situations.

Prior to purchasing the nailer I spoke with Paslode about the reports of frequent misfires associated with this tool. They stated that the tool when originally released had its issues (mainly with 1 ¼" nails) but that they have been corrected. He went on stating the various modifications that had been rolled in to the latest version of the nailer and that the new nailers with a serial number starting with "03" were produced with all of these modifications. Judging from the performance I have experienced from my nailer I believe Paslode.

For me this tool has lived up to it's expectations and has allowed me to embark on projects I otherwise would have contracted out for or just not of completed. If you are a homeowner who does a lot of DIY or if you are a contractor who takes on finish carpentry work I am sure you will find this tool both useful and reliable... Since nothing else truly compares in terms of functionality I have to give this tool Five Stars...





****Update**** Just used this nailer the other day to fix some door molding. The unit worked perfectly as it has for nearly 7 years. - Gas Fired Nailer - Not Recommended - Paslode - Nailer'


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