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- Crowdbeacon Tells You What To Do
- Guitar World Lick of the Day
- Mel B Helps With The Battle of The Bulge
- 3D Twist and Match Review
- Learn about Real Guitar Heroes With Met Guitars
- Missile Command Ultra Review
- SRS iWow 3D Quick Look
- Minecraft World Explorer Review
- An Exoskeleton for Your iPhone 4 from Rokform
- TreeConnect Review
- Pig&Chicks Review
- Igloo Games Arcade Gets 1.4 Update and Limited-time Price Drop
| Crowdbeacon Tells You What To Do Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:30 PM PST
Enter Crowdbeacon. Crowdbeacon is a social utility that lets you ask the questions that you want to ask. Let’s say that you pop in and ask for the best drink special in town. With Crowdbeacon, a real person will answer your question with a real answer, or at least that’s the goal. The backbone of Crowdbeacon, as with any social app, is the user. What Crowdbeacon does is allow you to become an expert in any given field. If you are the definitive expert on cheap local dining, all questions concerning the subject will be sent to you. The more relevant and useful your answer, the higher your answer ranking will be. Once everyone in the world is using the service, every question that is asked will be answered so fast your head will spin. The obvious concern here is that if nobody in your town is using Crowdbeacon, your questions will just go unanswered. To battle this, Crowbeacon will automatically send unanswered questions information from related searches on Yelp, Foursquare, and Wishpond, with Google Places, Twitter, CitySearch and Facebook coming in the near future. Obviously, the goal is to have every question answered by people though, so it is up to you, dear reader, to make this happen. Be sure to download Crowdbeacon today.  CrowdbeaconiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2010-12-17 :: Category: Social Networking [ Crowdbeacon Tells You What To Do is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Crowdbeacon |
| Posted: 28 Feb 2011 12:04 PM PST  Guitar World Lick of the DayBy Jason Fanguy on February 28th, 2011Our Rating:   :: GUITAR GOLDUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Guitar World Lick of the Day is an instructional application which teaches its users new guitar licks to expand their skills and repertoire. Based on its comprehensive feature-set, it’s obvious Agile Partners and Guitar World Magazine put their heart and soul into creating a quality, affordable resource for musicians of all skill levels, which can be used over and and again to build and refine those coveted skills displayed by the pros featured within it.
Developer: Agile Partners Technologies, LLC Price: FREE Version Reviewed: 1.0.1 iPhone Integration Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Guitar World Lick of the Day is an instructional application which teaches its users new guitar licks to expand their skills and repertoire. When first using the app, it was quite obvious its creators put their heart and soul into creating a quality resource for musicians of all skill levels, which could be used over and and again to build and refine those coveted skills displayed by the pros featured within it.
Tapping the Video button opens the lick’s instructional video, while the Notation button provides users with an overview of the lick in tabulature format. Both modes contain a comprehensive feature-set, allowing users to control lick/video playback speed, count, looping, metronome settings and display modes, such as tab/standard notation and left or right-hand orientation. These features, combined with a comprehensive set of built-in help features, such as a glossary of guitar-related terms, tutorials on reading music/tab notation and the app’s FAQ, give users complete control over their chosen lick’s playback, while providing an instructional atmosphere custom-tailored to fit their needs.
Overall, this app is pure guitar gold. Regardless of your playing-level, Guitar World Lick of the Day evens your playing field, providing access to quality tools and resources that would normally cost hundreds of dollars, at a minimum, in instructor fees. Whether you’re looking to build on your existing skills or learn new ones, you can’t go wrong with this app. It absolutely shreds. [ Guitar World Lick of the Day is a post from 148Apps ]  Guitar World Lick of the DayUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: FREE Our Rating: Released: 2010-11-15 :: Category: Music :: GUITAR GOLDRead Our Full Review >> Apps mentioned in this post: Guitar World Lick of the Day |
| Mel B Helps With The Battle of The Bulge Posted: 28 Feb 2011 11:30 AM PST
The Get Fit with MelB app is not a stand-alone fitness tool, but rather, a tool to keep track of your personal eating and exercise behaviors while away from the console version of the game. Some of the headlining features include:
This looks like just what a person would need to help keep themselves honest, day in and day out. Unfortunately, the only way that you will see much of a benefit will be if you actually own the console game and have an online account. If nothing else you might get some interesting recopies out of the deal. Give it a download and let us know in the comments below if it is everything you hoped it would be.  Get Fit with MelBiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $2.99 Released: 2011-02-08 :: Category: Healthcare & Fitness / Educational [ Mel B Helps With The Battle of The Bulge is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Get Fit with MelB |
| Posted: 28 Feb 2011 11:04 AM PST  3D Twist and Match ReviewBy Phillip Levin on February 28th, 2011Our Rating:  :: SPATIALUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Not a bad game, but this one seriously lacks lasting appeal.
Developer: Bulkypix Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.1 Device Reviewed On: iPhone Graphics / Sound Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 2.75 out of 5 stars
The game challenges you to rotate 3D objects and match their silhouettes. There are over 200 different objects in the game – you’ll encounter everything from power tools to scooters to cupcakes. There’s a ton of variety to the objects, spread out across 10 different themes, including Christmas, Halloween, food, music and more. The app also features three different modes. In Classic mode, your goal is to get the highest score within the set time limit. Each time you successfully match an object, you score points and more time. In Rush mode, you have a limited amount of time to match each object and must complete as many as you can. Lastly, there’s Practice mode, which allows you to choose a theme and object of your choice and practice manipulating it without any time limit. The issue I take with 3D Twist and Match is that the process of manipulating the objects isn’t in itself particularly fun. You swipe the screen to rotate the object left, right, up, down and so forth. The system works, but it’s not that entertaining, and you don’t feel all that satisfied after you match an object. And I often felt like I was taking some kind of test that measured my spatial thinking abilities rather than playing an app for enjoyment. At the end of the day, there’s just not a lot to 3D Twist and Match to keep you entertained. Is it a horrible app? Hardly. But it doesn’t stand out in a sea full of great apps that deserve your attention. [ 3D Twist and Match Review is a post from 148Apps ]  3D Twist and MatchBuy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: Released: 2011-02-26 :: Category: Games :: SPATIALRead Our Full Review >> Apps mentioned in this post: 3D Twist and Match |
| Learn about Real Guitar Heroes With Met Guitars Posted: 28 Feb 2011 10:30 AM PST
In addition to the wonderful exhibit, the Met has released a solid iOS app that is meant to guide you on your tour, but doubles as a solid history lesson. The app takes you through the exhibit virtually, starting in Northern Italy, travelling with you from Naples to New York, and then highlighting the life and performances of the three aforementioned guitar heroes. The majority of the app comes in the form of full video of photo guided audio, but there is a bit to read for all you lovers of text. If you happen to be in the NY City area and are planning to visit the exhibit in person, there is also a keypad entry that will take you directly to information about what you are looking at. For the unorganized museum-goer, this feature is priceless. Whether you have a guitar obsession or are just casually interested in the craftsmanship of a fine, hand made product, you should definitely pick up Met Guitars (it’s free!). Maybe, just maybe, the works of John D’Angelico or James D’Aquisto will convince you to pick up a real guitar to replace your plastic Guitar Hero rock fantasy. If so, the world will be a better place.  Met GuitarsiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2011-02-05 :: Category: Education [ Learn about Real Guitar Heroes With Met Guitars is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Met Guitars |
| Posted: 28 Feb 2011 10:04 AM PST  Missile Command Ultra ReviewBy Derek Walter on February 28th, 2011Our Rating: :: RETROTASTICiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Missile Command Ultra will delight retro gaming fans who grew up on the Atari system. Yet the super-easy game play will appeal to everyone.
Developer: Atari Price: 0.99 Version: 2.6 Device Reviewed on: iPhone 4 Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.31 out of 5 stars Retro gaming fans can rejoice that Atari’s Missile Command has landed in the App Store. Despite its origins in the era of the joystick, Missile Command adapts well to the iPhone’s touch interface. Just like its predecesor, it offers appealing gameplay for both fans of the original or those who are checking it out for the first time. The premise remains the same: protect a group of cities from the fast-falling bombs and alien ships threatening to destroy them. Tapping on screen fires a missile that explodes at the point of contact. However, keep an eye on your missile supply as running out means you are defenseless. The game ends if all the cities are destroyed, presenting you with an exploding Earth and a full-screen “THE END.” The more you advance in the game, the faster the enemies come. Pretty soon it feels like you are just banging the iPhone’s screen repeatedly without reason. Yet to complicate matters the later rounds start you out with even less misiles, forcing you to be even more strategic with your targeting. The key to Missile Command success is maximizing the impact of your missiles. When each one explodes, the range is wide enough to take out multiple bombs at once. So try and target a group when they are just appearing at the top of the screen. There is a nice music option; either the retro Missile Command sounds or songs from your iPod library. Too few apps take advantage of the fact that most users have plenty of music on their iPhone or iPod touch they may want to listen to while playing. Atari has brought over other classic games to the iOS platform. Along with Missile Command Ultra, retro gaming fans may also want to check out Centipede Ultra or Super Breakout Ultra. There is a menu screen that promotes these, however navigating out of it is tricky; tapping anywhere in this menu kicks you out of the game and sends you to the App Store. Swiping to the right, however, transfers you back to the Missile Command main menu. Missile Command Ultra, however, is a clear winner with its touch-friendly, retro gaming. Support for Retina Display and fixing its minor bug are the only tweaks it needs for perfection. [ Missile Command Ultra Review is a post from 148Apps ]  Missile Command UltraiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: Released: 2011-02-09 :: Category: Games / Action :: RETROTASTICRead Our Full Review >> Apps mentioned in this post: Missile Command Ultra |
| Posted: 28 Feb 2011 09:30 AM PST
I have no idea what’s behind the magic that this little device does. What I do know is that it seems to enhance the sound impressively. The stereo separation seems much greater. The highs brighter, and the bass deeper. Works great with music, but the enhancement when playing videos was even more dramatic. SRS has also created an iWow 3D app that lets you tailor the sound to your preferences. You can set the output for different devices such as headphone or speakers, and you can increase the treble and base to your preferences. If the sound is important to you, it may be worth carrying around an extra piece to you. You can pre-order the SRS iWow 3D now from SRS directly.  SRS iWOW AppiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: FREE Released: 2010-06-04 :: Category: Music [ SRS iWow 3D Quick Look is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: SRS iWOW App |
| Minecraft World Explorer Review Posted: 28 Feb 2011 09:04 AM PST  Minecraft World Explorer ReviewBy Chris Nitz on February 28th, 2011Our Rating: :: WORLD BUILDING FUNUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad If you like building worlds in you image, this just maybe the best game out there to let your mind run wild. However, this is not without its problems.
Developer: Robots and Pencils Price: $2.99 Version: 1.5 App Reviewed on: iPad Overall Rating: 3.25 out of 5 stars
If you have never laid eyes on the Minecraft world, it is a game that sparks your imagination. You have items like grass, sand, stone, snow, and other environmental building cubes. You use these items to construct a world however you see fit. The only limiting factor is your imagination and the amount of time you are willing to put into this endeavor. Minecraft World Explorer takes this building mayhem and brings it to iOS. There are no exploding cucumbers or flammable skeletons here, like there is in the computer version. It is just you, an assortment of construction materials, and a wide open world. Keep in mind, the world you play in is completely randomly generated right on the iPad. If you don't like what you receive, just delete the world and try again. A nice touch is that even the underground caverns make an appearance in the iOS version. Another nice touch is the ability to bring in your hard work from the computer version of Minecraft. There is an easy to read tutorial that will help you get your crazy world ported right into the iOS app. This is a huge help for those that want to work on their worlds while on the road. All this fun does come with some rather large downfalls. First off, there are no monsters in this version. You won't fear spiders, creepers, or skeletons invading your world here. Another downfall is there is no item construction. You won't be building a workbench so you can craft bookcases, picks, or armor. This is a light version of the game that will allow you to build a world free from harm. Having no enemies to fight is both a blessing and a curse. It is a blessing because you are free to build with no worries of death, yet a curse as it does take away a bit of the charm that is fearing sunset in the game.
The biggest issue comes in the performance of the game. The randomly generated world is huge. Rendering this massive playground is rather taxing on the iPad. Players will need to enjoy an abundance of loading screens and stutters as rendering this expansive world chokes the iPad's processor. While the game never crashed, I was met with plenty of lag just trying to get around my world. These stutters make for a frustrating gaming experience at times. Unless you are extremely addicted to Minecraft, it would be a good idea holding off on purchasing this app until the official Minecraft game is released on iOS. This way you can compare the two and make the best purchase possible. That said, this is still a fun app, despite the performance issues. [ Minecraft World Explorer Review is a post from 148Apps ]  World Explorer - Made for MineCraftUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $2.99 Our Rating: Released: 2010-12-17 :: Category: Games / Role Playing :: WORLD BUILDING FUNRead Our Full Review >> Apps mentioned in this post: World Explorer - Made for MineCraft |
| An Exoskeleton for Your iPhone 4 from Rokform Posted: 28 Feb 2011 08:30 AM PST
The Rokbed from Rokform was sent to us to take a look at and I must say I’m impressed. It’s a pretty formidable looking two piece all aluminum device, you really can’t call it a case, that slides with a very close fit around your iPhone 4. It’s precision milled by a company that’s been making aftermarket racing parts for years. And the precision is impressive but that precision doesn’t come cheap. I’ve been using this on my iPhone 4 for a little over a week now and I must say I’m really impressed. I originally thought it would add too much weight or bulk to the phone at over an ounce, but I got used to it almost instantly. It’s easy to grab with ridges and valleys in all the right places. None of the ports or buttons are covered, and it still fits perfectly in my iPhone dock (once I removed the tray). And most importantly the aluminum frame doesn’t touch any of the antennas so it shouldn’t interfere with the reception. One concern might be the headphone jack. While the three sets of headphones that I tried all worked fine, headphones with a large jack might not fit past the ridges. Overall, I love this “case,” though I think of it more as an exoskeleton. Sounds tougher and more manly that way. It works well and feels very satisfying in the hand. It is very much on the expensive side at $79, but it is also extremely unique and it certainly does catch the eye. Full specs after the jump.
Proper design and fit are crucial when making an all aluminum cover for the famed iPhone 4. Our Rokform designers and testing team spent months on every painstaking detail. Each cover is hand assembled and inspected to ensure a perfect fit then serial numbered as authentic one of a kind Rokform. Specifications: [ An Exoskeleton for Your iPhone 4 from Rokform is a post from 148Apps ] |
| Posted: 28 Feb 2011 08:04 AM PST  TreeConnect ReviewBy Phillip Levin on February 28th, 2011Our Rating: :: ADDICTIVEiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Simple but strangely entertaining.
Developer: TreeApps Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.1 Device Reviewed On: iPhone Graphics / Sound Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.69 out of 5 stars
The game, developed by TreeApps, tasks you with a simple but challenging goal: match the colors to connect the pieces as fast as you can. The game’s screen is split into two sections. On the bottom screen are your colored buttons. On the top screen is the chain of colored pieces. You must press the colored button that corresponds with the color of the target piece, and then it will be replaced by the next piece in line. The goal is to press the right color, but really the challenge is to do this as fast as you can, stringing together as many pieces as you can without pressing a wrong color. When the time runs out, the game tells you exactly how many colors you got in a row without error as well as how many errors you made in total. You can choose to play with anywhere from two to five colors at once – the more colors, the more difficult. Furthermore, you can also choose how long you want each session to last – 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute or 3 minutes. The awesome part about TreeConnect is how fast the game hooks you. I handed my iPhone to a friend and said, “Check this out.” Within seconds, he was smiling and saying how much he liked it. I tried this again with another friend, and the result was the same. This is truly one of those games that anyone can play and enjoy with little more investment than starting the app up.
Although this isn’t a music game, it definitely involves rhythm. After all, you have to press the appropriate color at the right time, and doing so back-to-back creates this flow-like experience that can’t help but remind of games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero. That being the case, it would be cool to have more sound effect and soundtrack options to play to. Interestingly, while TreeConnect delivers this almost instant kind of entertainment, the rush doesn’t last particularly long. There’s not much variety to the experience, and after a while, it dulls a little. For a dollar, TreeConnect is a hard game to pass up. I definitely see myself whipping this one out next time I have a couple of minutes to kill. It’s fun, addictive and anyone can enjoy it. Check it out. [ TreeConnect Review is a post from 148Apps ]  TreeConnectiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $2.99 Our Rating: Released: 2010-09-03 :: Category: Games / Puzzle :: ADDICTIVERead Our Full Review >> Apps mentioned in this post: TreeConnect |
| Posted: 28 Feb 2011 07:04 AM PST  Pig&Chicks ReviewBy Phillip Levin on February 28th, 2011Our Rating: :: CHALLENGINGUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad A sidescrolling adventure that only costs a buck — and it’s pretty good too.
Developer: Hocobi Price: $0.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPhone Graphics / Sound Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 3.63 out of 5 stars
That’s why I’m so impressed with Pig&Chicks from Hocobi. The game is only a dollar, and yet you get a full-length adventure game. The story involves a bunch of super-powered baby chicks who have escaped from a mad scientist’s lab. Like all good mad scientists, there are megalomaniac-like plans involving world domination. But these chicks won’t have any of it. They just want a peaceful existence. On their way to Dark City, they encounter a pig named Alfie who grew up outside of the city. The pig and the chicks decide to team up and head out. You control both Alfie and the chicks are if they were one character. The game takes the form of a sidescroller, with Alfie constantly running forward. Using simple swipe controls, you swipe the screen to trigger Alfie to swing the chicks forward in a whipping-like motion. Since Alfie is always moving forward, all of the challenge comes from timing your swipes. Whenever an enemy comes on screen, you must perfectly time your swipe in that direction to hit the enemy and destroy it. The same is true when you come across obstacles, such as spiked gaps in a level. With a well-timed swipe, Alfie will throw the chicks towards the chasm and use them as a bridge. If you fail to swipe in time, Alfie will be damaged by the enemy or obstacles and lose health. If he loses enough health, it’s game over and the level starts from the beginning.
That said, the title is far from perfect. While there are a ton of levels, many of them look so similar that you’ll feel like you’ve already played them before. Perhaps if there were fewer levels per world this wouldn’t be such a problem. Also the controls are simple in theory, but they do come with a bit of a learning curve. They’re tricky to get the hang of, and I imagine many players will chalk it up to poor game design and not give the game much of a chance. Lastly, the framerate is not smooth and when there’s a lot of action on screen, it dips often. Pig&Chicks is still a fun, challenging iOS game. When you consider it’s only one dollar, you can’t help but feel you’re getting a pretty good bang for your buck. [ Pig&Chicks Review is a post from 148Apps ]  Pig&ChicksiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Buy Now: $0.99 Our Rating: Released: 2011-02-03 :: Category: Games / Adventure :: CHALLENGINGRead Our Full Review >> Apps mentioned in this post: Pig&Chicks |
| Igloo Games Arcade Gets 1.4 Update and Limited-time Price Drop Posted: 28 Feb 2011 06:04 AM PST
The app consists of a collection of many of the developer’s other iOS releases, including Dizzy Bee, Dizzy Bee 2, Bed Bugs and Flippin’. All four games have a 4-star rating on the iTunes App store. We’ve also reviewed several of the apps and gave them very positive reviews as well. In Dizzy Bee and Dizzy Be 2, you’re tasked with tilting the iPhone to save Dizzy Bee’s friends by leading them to safety. Bed Bugs, meanwhile, stars a sleepwalker who you must protect from beg bugs who attack him while he goes on his midnight stroll. Lastly, there is Flippin’, which the developer describes as an action puzzle game that combines aspects of both Tetris and Bejeweled. The 1.4 version update includes a variety of additions. The studio has added Game Center Achievements to all four games – all together creating 64 different achievements. There is now Game Center Leaderboards support for Dizzy Bee, Dizzy Be 2 and Beg Bugs. And Bed Bugs now features a versatile scoring systems that scores combos and quick hits. What’s more, all four games now support retina display. And for a limited time, the app is available for a dollar. Igloo Games Arcade usually sells for $2.99.  Igloo Games ArcadeUniversal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Buy Now: $2.99 Released: 2010-04-01 :: Category: Games / Action [ Igloo Games Arcade Gets 1.4 Update and Limited-time Price Drop is a post from 148Apps ] Apps mentioned in this post: Igloo Games Arcade |
The ultimate dream of any social utility is to allow users to ask a useful question about their surroundings and then to have someone or something answer with the perfect answer. If I want to know what the best Mexican restaurant around me is, I should be able to pop in and have it definitively answered. There are many apps that do variations of this, but none have it down pat. The first contender is Foursquare, the mega check in service that turns your whole life into a game. Foursquare is great because it gives you the ability to see where others have checked it, thus giving you a general gauge of popularity. There are no reviews though, so people often go to Yelp to get a more useful guide. The problem with Yelp is that it isn’t current. Ask it what the best new Mexican restaurant is and it won’t know what to do. Even worse, if you want to find a good show on any given night, you’re SOL. I could go on and on with examples, but there really isn’t a perfect service out there yet.
As a guitar-player/entusiast for over 20 years, if asked what my favorite or most popular guitar magazine is, I, and 99% of my fellow players/enthusiasts, will undoubtedly (after giving an irresistible, incredulous look) refer you to Guitar World Magazine. For over 30 years, Guitar World has been the premier guitar-playing periodical of choice for most, if not all, musicians, guitar enthusiasts and hobbyists, providing unrivaled, quality content that shreds the pages of its competition. That said, it came as no surprise when I learned Guitar World teamed up with Agile Partners to bring its music-loving masses an iDevice app they could use to improve their playing skills and technique.
The app’s interface is very straightforward and easy to use/understand. The main screen consists of a collection/list of licks, from which users can choose and interact with. Tapping a selection brings users to the lick’s intro-screen, which displays the instructor, a comprehensive explanation of the lick and guidelines on playing it, the lick’s tuning key and Video/Notation buttons, which are located at the bottom of the screen.
Those who decide to use the app on a routine basis are provided with three different levels of subscription: $4.99 for 1 month, $12.99 for 3 months (a $2 dollars savings if purchased in lieu of 1 month three consecutive times) and $19.99 for 6 months (a $10 dollars savings when purchased instead of 6 1-month purchases). Considering what you get for the price, this app is totally worth its asking prices.
It’s probably safe to say that if I polled the readers of 148apps, there would be more owners of plastic guitars (Guitar Hero guitars) than real wooden ones, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t all pay homage to the craftsmanship that goes into guitar making. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is currently running a special exhibit (February 9 through July 4, 2011) that is celebrating the extreme guitar-making craftsmanship of Italian immigrants living in New York. Focusing on the work of John D’Angelico, James D’Aquisto, and John Monteleone, three of the most renowned lutheries in the world, Guitar Heroes takes you on a tour of amazing craftsmanship and wonderful performances.
At Macworld this year, I got a chance to try out the new SRS iWow 3D. It’s an interesting little dongle that fits on your iPhone, iPad, or any iPod, including the touch, that has the 30 pin connector. When you connect it, plug in your headphones to it, and click the on button, it enhances the sound coming from your device in some interesting ways. 
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