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TOKYO - Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 2.77 million vehicles around the world for a water pump problem and a steering shaft defect that may result in faulty steering - the latest in a spate of quality woes for Japan's top automaker.
No accidents have been reported related to these two problems announced Wednesday, according to Toyota.
Some 1.51 million vehicles are being recalled for the steering defect in Japan and 1.25 million vehicles abroad - including 670,000 in the U.S. Affected models include the Prius hybrid, Corolla, Wish and other models produced from 2000 to 2011 in Japan, and from 2000 to 2009 overseas.
Of those vehicles, some 620,000 spanning five hybrid models, including the Prius, have a defective water pump in addition to the steering shaft defect. Those vehicles were produced from 2001 to 2010 in Japan, and from 2003 to 2011 overseas. Another 10,000 vehicles with only a pump problem are also being recalled.
The latest recalls - affecting Toyota's prized Prius hybrid, a symbol of its technological prowess - come on top of a recall last month for 7.43 million vehicles for a faulty power-window switch that could cause fires.
Toyota has been trying to fix its reputation after a series of massive recalls of 14 million vehicles over the last several years, mostly in the U.S., affecting faulty floor mats, braking and gas pedals.
Before that, Toyota had boasted a reputation for pristine quality, centered
Executives had shrugged off last month's recalls as coming from products made before stricter quality controls kicked in following the soul-searching that came after the recall scandal in the U.S.
But the latest recall underlines how quality problems continue to dog Toyota, especially as it has gone back to pursuing aggressive growth.
Toyota is now headed to record vehicle sales around the world, offsetting a sales plunge in China with booming demand in emerging markets such as Indonesia, India and Thailand.
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SUPER early in the conception of this.
Hehe. Now ask me where i'm putting a logo -.-
SUPER early in the conception of this.
Hehe. Now ask me where i'm putting a logo -.-
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Logo is a placeholder (if someone wants to make me one )
Rare = Wishful Thinking XD
Did I start this phenomen of Avenger/Samash Bros covers?
Anyway, you did what I couldnt. It's really hard to get all the art styles to mesh together fine. I think you should find a better way to do this. I dislike the blue filter over everyone. It works fine on the background, but not on the actual characters,
Right now, Mario's shoe looks to similar to Samus's. I also think Mario should have a bigger role on the box.
I would give this box some depth. Push some people back, bring some up.
I'd make you a logo (can't right now, but if you want me to I will) saying "Super Smash Avengers".
Took some of what you said into account. I get WHY you think Mario should have a bigger role but I think it's unfair to the rest of everyone else. This isn't about Mario, it's about ALL of them. The Avengers groups posters never really focuses on any one person (though Iron Man got a lot of the attention). I didn't lighten the color on them though! And I also fixed Link's leg, it looked weird to me...
Well for now I think the front is done, should I start the back or add/change stuff?
i cant quite tell why but this really reminds of Yoshistar's cover of Super Smash Bros....
Heyya. I got the final template uploaded in the resources section. You might wanna change your front template too. :P In just a little bit of time I'm also going to upload a .psd version with editable controller options and age ratings.
Last edited by YoshiStar; 05-22-2012 at 07:12 PM.
As for your box ... I think you should mess with the lighting effects of each character so that they match better. Link looks a lot lighter than Fox and Samus. Mario feels a bit out of place and tiny too. I understand the sizes are like they are on purpose, but Donkey Kong just looks odd that huge ... Otherwise this is pretty clean and I bet it could shape up to be a good box.


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BATON ROUGE — LSU coach Les Miles says punter Brad Wing has been suspended for ninth-ranked LSU's game against No. 14 Clemson in the Chick-fil-A Bowl for an unspecified violation of team rules.
The announcement of Wing's suspension on Thursday means sophomore punter from Australia will be replaced in the lineup by freshman Jamie Keehn, who is also Australian.
Wing has averaged 44.8 yards on 59 punts for the Tigers this season.
Wing has been a Ray Guy Award semifinalist but is perhaps best known for scoring a long touchdown out of punt formation during the 2011 season, only to have the score nullified by his premature celebration before he'd crossed the goal line.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Rod Rucker had 22 points and nine rebounds to lead Alabama-Birmingham over Louisiana-Monroe 76-69 Thursday night.
Robert Williams and Preston Purifoy each scored 12 points, while Terence Jones and Jordan Swing added 11 apiece for UAB (6-6).
UAB outrebounded Louisiana-Monroe 38-34, grabbing 13 boards on the offensive end that led to 14 second-chance points. The Blazers dished out 18 assists, committing 12 turnovers, and made 16 of 20 free throws.
UAB led 37-31 at halftime and pushed its lead to as much as 15, at 64-49, in the second half on Purifoy's layup.
Trent Mackey led Louisiana-Monroe (1-7) with 17 points and Kyle Koszuta came off the bench to score 15, but the Warhawks never got any closer than six in the second half after leading for the opening 10 minutes of the first half.
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LOGAN, Utah — Kyisean Reed and Jared Shaw each put up a double-double, Utah State shot nearly 56 percent from the field and barely managed to withstand a furious second-half run by Nicholls State to win 79-72 in the World Vision Challenge on Thursday night.
Reed scored 20 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and blocked four shots. Shaw scored 19 points on 7-of-10 shooting and pulled 11 rebounds.
Utah State (7-1) led 54-33 after a dunk by Reed with 14:06 to play but that's when the Colonels mounted a comeback, going on a 35-17 tear capped off by a Dantrell Thomas' dunk to make it 71-68 with 2:21 remaining.
Thomas had 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Nicholls State (1-6) scored 17 points off 13 Aggie turnovers and shot an even 50 percent from the field in the second half, going 18 for 36.
T.J. Carpenter had 23 points to lead the Colonels and Fred Hunter had 17 points and 10 rebounds.
Tulane wins over Pepperdine 69-54
NEW ORLEANS — Jordan Callahan and Josh Davis combined for 49 points as Tulane rolled over Pepperdine 69-54 Thursday night in a nonconference contest.
Callahan scored 20 and Davis 19, with Davis connecting on 13 of 15 from the foul line and also pulling down seven rebounds. Ricky Tarrant added 13 points and six assists for the Green Wave (9-3).
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During his 10-year tenure as head coach of the Hoke County Bucks' varsity baseball team (12 years in all), Joe Critcher could always count on being tested by the conference-rival Fighting Scots.
Having played a portion of his collegiate baseball career at St. Andrews University in the early 80's, Critcher had gotten a first-hand glimpse of the baseball and softball culture lying at the heart of Scotland County. And though his 1990 Bucks' squad finished the season with a 27-3 record en route to a 4A state championship, Critcher never witnessed an off-year for the Scotland teams he competed against on a yearly basis.
"I always knew they were going to be good year in and year out," said Critcher, who is currently the principal of the Scotland County Early College High School (or SEarCH) that is located on the St. Andrews campus. The School offers a five-year program that allows students to obtain both a high school diploma and associate's degree from Richmond Community College upon successful completion.
"The reason being is because the Scotland community always started working with baseball and softball players at a young age. If you go through all of years that the Scots have had, you'd be hard-pressed to find many losing seasons," he said.
Between Dixie Youth, Legion, Optimist and travel organizations, the opportunities for local youth looking to pursue a career on the baseball diamond are as prolific as they are plentiful. And throughout his 30+ years in the teaching and coaching realms, Critcher has enjoyed a stint with nearly all of them as his current career took shape.
But as the end of 2012 draws near, Critcher currently has set his baseball coaching career aside to fulfill his administrative duties with the SEarCH program, which saw its' first graduating class just last year.
Yet, Critcher's involvement with baseball and softball hasn't ceased completely. In fact, the role that Critcher currently plays in the roles of prospective Scotland County baseball and softball players is that of a mentor, one who utilizes his lifelong knowledge of the game to help polish the skills of the more than 25 players he meets with regularly.
And as several of those players (along with past players that he has coached) earn the right to take their talents to the collegiate level and beyond, Critcher is humbled by the opportunities that baseball and softball have granted him.
"It's a thrill to work with a kid 30 minutes to an hour each week, then see them the next week and know that they've been practicing what you taught them," Critcher said. "You can see the fire in their eyes, and to watch them earn a chance to play college ball is great because it will be the best time of their lives. If they are willing to work at it, then I'm more than willing to do whatever I can to help them fulfill their dreams."
A Boone, N.C. native, Critcher began his college baseball career at Southeastern Community College in Whiteville before he garnered the attention of Dr. Julian Smith, who was the St. Andrews baseball coach at the time. Critcher's stint with the Knights (which spanned from 1982-83) was his first exposure to Scotland County, which he has called home for years.
After accepting a position at Lewis Chapel Junior High School out of Fayetteville upon graduating from St. Andrews, Critcher would shortly thereafter be called upon to become the head coach of the Hoke County varsity baseball squad, a position he would hold from 1988-98. The 1990 championship team that Critcher helmed saw four different players get selected in the Major League Baseball draft, including John Roper and Derek Graham.
From there, Critcher made his return back to St. Andrews where he was to be the head baseball coach of his former Alma mater from 1999-2002. In his second season with the team, Critcher led the Knights to a Carolinas Virgina Athletic Conference (CVAC) championship which included a win over Mount Olive College (the number two-ranked team in the United States at the time) in the season-ending tournament. The tournament-championship victory was the only one that St. Andrews earned during its time in the CVAC.
Critcher spent most of the 2000's alternating between coaching Scotland ninth-grade baseball and Legion summer league teams, and has compiled more than 300 wins in his coaching career. Many of the players that Critcher coached in both ninth grade and Legion ball were a part of the 2006 4A state-champion Fighting Scots helmed by former 20-year coach Tommy Britt.
However, an opportunity offered to him by former Optimist Club president and softball league founder Phillip Hayes (who passed away in 2010) some seven years ago proved equal parts fateful and life-changing.
"Phillip was a very strong Optimist person, and he came to me and asked if I'd be interested in hosting lessons for kids because there was such a huge demand for it," said Critcher, whose youngest daughter Allison came through the Optimist softball program. "He believed I had the knowledge to help these kids improve, and for me it was a win-win because it was a way for me to stay around the game."
The clinics that Critcher specializes in push proper batting mechanics, which prove universally beneficial in both baseball and softball. Critcher urges his players to keep their hands close to their body, emphasize hip rotation, hit "through" the ball and not to it, and approach the plate with the aim of hitting a hard-struck double every time.
Critcher's first-ever client was current Marlboro Academy Lady Dragons' shortstop and pitcher Katie McLaurin, who still works with him on a regular basis. And the list of players has grown to include McLaurin's teammate Megan Quick and current Scots' first-baseman and pitcher Will Adams, among others. And if one were to include past players that Critcher has instructed, the list of names (many of whom have obtained collegiate success and professional careers) would be seemingly endless.
McLaurin, Quick and Adams have all recently received athletic scholarships to continue their playing careers beyond high school.
"I always preach to my players that it's just a game, but that they can learn a lot from it and apply it to their lives," Critcher said. "Just like in life, you can have one bad inning and bounce back to have two good innings. It's all about how you grow and learn from it, and while I miss coaching I still get that feel every time I meet with a player."
Critcher considers the dedication to his batting clinics a necessary sacrifice, one which he thanks his family for supporting him through the time commitment.
And as Scotland County's baseball and softball backbone continues to extend its reach to places never before thought possible, Critcher hopes that his influence will continue to help guide the youth who come to him for guidance.
"You have people here in the County that remember as far back as the 1940's when it comes to their baseball history," Critcher said. "The beautiful thing about the sport here is that, regardless of where you're from, every child is given the same opportunity to play. It crosses both racial and socio-economic lines, all for the sake of reaching young people. I want to keep that tradition going and maybe add my own stamp to it if I'm fortunate enough to do so."


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That's because the Cardinals and Hyundai Motor America and the Valley Hyundai Dealers announced a comprehensive partnership deal Tuesday.
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In addition, the Cardinals will be wearing a Hyundai logo patch on their practice jerseys throughout the year.
"Hyundai Motor America and the Valley Hyundai Dealers are excited about our new partnership with the Arizona Cardinals," said Derrick Hatami, general manager, Western Region, Hyundai Motor America. "We look forward to working with the team to further develop both the Hyundai and Arizona Cardinals brands, and creating a unique experience for Cardinals fans throughout the NFL season."
The Cardinals aren't the only NFL team who wears sponsorship patches on practice jerseys. The Seattle Seahawks don the patch of search engine Bing on theirs, while the San Francisco 49ers announced a similar partnership with Visa back in 2009.
Locally, the Phoenix Suns announced a sponsorship deal with the Annexus Group in 2009 which includes a patch displayed on practice uniforms.
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Those who bother to read these historical snippets will find many important departures and only tenuous parallels between the Obama Administration's IRS affair and Richard Nixon's Watergate-era IRS scandal.
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The despairing of May 2003 were convinced of one true thing, that we had not stopped the invasion of Iraq, but they extrapolated from that a series of false assumptions about our failures and our powerlessness across time and space.
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As bad as drugs can be, Drug Warriors are worse. They raise the stakes of the drug fight, incentivize the drug gangs and push them to greater heights of violence. When a solution becomes worse than the problem it is time to abolish the solution.
I might suggest that we first take a deep breath and make an effort to put the events of the past week in some perspective, but I know it wouldn't do any good. There is blood in the water and in deeply partisan Washington, the struggle for advantage and power always trumps reality.
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Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent Greg Ramey and Tammy Livingood with Livingood Labs in Adairsville discussed the status of drug abuse in the area at a recent "Lunch and Learn" event sponsored by the Gordon County Chamber of Commerce.
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Ramey discussed how some children or teenagers become introduced to powerful painkillers like Oxycodone following an injury and end up becoming addicted.
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Ramey praised the city/county's drug disposal program, called Drug Take Back (which this year takes place on April 20) as a positive method of getting the pharmaceuticals off the streets.
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The other scourge facing the area is meth, Ramey said.
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"We heard a little about methamphetamines in the 90s," he added. "It was on the west coast. Whatever trend picks up out there ends up here."
Ramey said in the early 2000s, Atlanta became a hub of meth distribution due to the convergence of major interstates.
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Georgia law enforcement agencies started pushing back against the manufacturers, Ramey said, and began to suppress it to some degree.
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The Georgia legislature subsequently made it harder to acquire large amounts of Suphedrine, he said.
"It still didn't address making meth on a small level," Ramey said. "That's where we are at right now."
People can go to the grocery store and buy many of the products used to make meth like the cold tablets, lighter fluid, lithium batteries, and other ingredients.
Mixing the drug can be potentially dangerous because of — among other things — the risk of the lithium strips (removed from the batteries) coming into contact with water.
"The thing that will make the hard metal (lithium) react with the other components is water," he said. "They contain this lithium within a flammable liquid and pour water on it. They start shaking it and the water molecules react to the lithium and cause a fire. If it goes over to the side of a plastic bottle you have a flame thrower."
In the workforce, drugs are still one of the major issues facing employers.
Livingood encouraged business owners in attendance to become drug free workplaces to help curb the trend of drug abuse on the job.
"It is cost effective," she said. "You receive that seven and a half percent discount on the worker's comp insurance. Nearly 77 percent of illegal drug users are employed."
Livingood said that positive tests for marijuana are the most common results she sees in her lab during employment screenings or random tests.
"Of course the prescription drugs (as well)," she said.
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Ramey also pointed to tobacco products as stepping-stones to harder drugs.


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Sahnehaye Kharei is a film in three parts about a discouraged
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Considering relocating to Dubai? Anthony Graves reviews the UAE financial services jobs market
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Morgan McKinley's London Employment Monitor gives us some interesting insight into the hiring market in London each month to compare with the picture across the UAE. The latest data from June 12 highlights a large 33% drop in the number of available jobs across the sector. This is also a fall on the same time last year. So, here's an overview of the current hiring market for financial services in the UAE:
Cautious hiring market
- As with many financial services centres around the world, Dubai's financial institutions remain relatively cautious in their approach to hiring, perhaps as a result of the previous crisis.
- Employers will find the hiring market full of job seekers, however for those looking for a new career move, there are fewer available roles – similar to the London market.
- The Euro crisis has also impacted the UAE – with European banks looking at cost cutting measures.
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- Although banks are right-sizing and down-sizing, there is some growth to be seen in areas of these organisations that are making money.
- Some banks are making significant profit in areas of sales trading and fixed income trading and there is continued demand in this space. This in turn has led to increased demand within risk management. This mirrors the requirement for talent in the London market as well, and is also the case for compliance where a healthy amount of hiring is a result of banks' need to adhere to regulation.
- Hiring is strategic, as budgets are tight, so employers are looking for key hires with exactly the right skills.
- Hiring managers are also looking for ambitious job seekers, who are prepared to be more flexible on where their next role is located.
- Dubai has long been an attractive location for expats, however the opportunities right now in the financial services sector are in Abu Dhabi and Qatar. In particular Qatar is growing at a steady pace.
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- Competition is going to come from professionals who are prepared to move around the UAE – job seekers are increasingly prepared to commute two or more hours to work each day or even to relocate away from Dubai within the Middle East for a good career move.
- Dubai continues to be attractive to overseas job seekers because of the perceived lifestyle advantageous. Visiting Dubai and networking is highly recommended to improve the chances of a successful job search.
- Opportunities exist for the right talent; look at the skills that you offer and do some research or contact Morgan McKinley UAE to find out if your skill set matches areas of the market that are still growing and hiring.
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Massive Conspiracy Against All Life
You know, I find the talk I hear sometimes about the lack of legitimacy and creativity in the current black metal scene (particularly in the U.S.) totally bewildering. In the last decade or so we've seen bands from all corners of the world releasing groundbreaking albums that have advanced the black metal sound, while still maintaining that indefinable raw spirit so essential to the genre. In last several years alone, I have been blown away by the sweeping epics of Wolves In The Throne Room and Drudkh, the terrifying maelstrom of fury that is Deathspell Omega, the deep spiritual musings of Negura Bunget, the complex melodic orchestrations of Taake…the list goes on. It really is a great time to be into black metal, folks.
And yet for me, there is one band that represents black metal's continued steps forward in quality and innovation better than anyone. That band is Leviathan. Few bands I've encountered in my life have inspired such a rabid adoration and desire to hear every last bit of their material more than this band has. I've heard every full-length and EP, every split, and almost every demo by Leviathan, and of all the material I've heard from each stage of Wrest's career, only a small portion of it even flirts with low quality. Every aspect of this band's now-patented sound is so compelling and well executed; the complex and melodic riffs, the intricate drum and bass patterns, the eerily melodic keyboards and ambient interludes that fade in and out of the mix like haunting apparitions. And lets not forget the sheer ghastliness of the growls, shrieks, and wails that constitute the vocals, which are easily some of the most evil-sounding you could find in a black metal album. But like all good black metal, it is the overall atmosphere that Leviathan's music creates that makes is so ultimately engaging and rewarding. Indeed, the project's influence on the modern black metal scene have been profound, with many of today's top-tier bands (Deathspell, Blut Aus Nord) taking obvious inspiration from Wrest's bleak and atmospheric soundscapes.
So yeah, I consider this band to be one of the greatest black metal bands of all time, and as such I've been waiting out the numerous delays and conflicts affecting the release of Massive Conspiracy Against All Life with fervent impatience and ever-increasing desire. Thankfully, it was well worth the wait. This album, like both full-lengths before it, is damned incredible.
With that said, I will say that Massive Conspiracy threw me off a little at first. Its more riff-based and somewhat more compact than either of the last two albums and that kind of disappointed me when I first started listening. While still clocking in at over an hour, it feels like Wrest was intent on keeping things lean and neat this time, with only seven songs and no separate ambient tracks. Thing is, I never bought into some people's opinions that the previous albums were bloated in length; all of the songs were interesting and different and served a greater purpose to the work as a whole. On this album, Wrest focuses more on covering all the bases of his trademark style in every track as opposed to giving each song its own distinct role (not unlike the move Deathspell Omega made from its first to second full-lengths). This very well may be preferential to many of you who grew impatient with the lengthiness of the last two LP's, although I think I prefer how those albums were structured in the long run. Regardless, what's ultimately important is the songwriting, and Massive Conspiracy Against All Life delivers in spades in that regard.
Once visceral lead song "Vesture Dipped In The Blood Of Morning" gets going, many listeners may immediately note similarities to Deathspell Omega's recent work. The intense blast beats (faster than most of the drumming in Leviathan's previous outings), dissonant riffs, and chaotic atmosphere definitely draw comparisons to the French luminaries. But further listening will confirm that this is still most certainly a Leviathan record. Wrest has always been such a talented and creative songwriter and has lost none of that ability in the four years since Tentacles of Whorror. While the riffs are of uniformly high quality and the vocals are among the best the genre has to offer, it's really the little touches that let Leviathan apart. There's a lot of smaller things going on lower in the mix--a backing vocal here, a subtle keyboard flourish there-- that may go unnoticed at first, only to reveal themselves upon further listening. The effort put into the songwriting is at a degree that most black metal bands can't claim, and I can't stress enough how well written and deep these songs are. The deftness at which Wrest switches from buzzing black metal fury ("Vesture Dipped In the Blood") to more subdued melodies ("VI-XI-VI") to murky ambient pieces ("Noisome Ash Crown"), and the skill with which he composes it all, is at a level far above all but a few of his contemporaries. Honestly, I can't really convey the scope of this album that accurately in words because it is so detailed, diverse, and progressive that it would be impossible to describe it to its real justification. Each and every riff, every vocal, just seems to seethe with the kind of demented energy that only Leviathan can produce. You really have to listen on your own to grasp the genius of these songs.
When taking into account the very high level of Wrest's musicianship in all instruments, and without a doubt the best production job Leviathan has had to date, Massive Conspiracy Against All Life is a strong candidate for the band's greatest release. I think that honor will still ultimately go to Tentacles of Whorror though, for while all of the material contained here is nothing short of top-notch, it doesn't quite reach the genuinely disturbing and deranged atmosphere created so masterfully throughout Tentacles. Perhaps its due to the new albums's slightly increased emphasis on individual riffs/songs and less on crafting one long soundscape, or the slightly decreased use of the ominous keyboards melodies that I always thought added so much to the atmosphere of previous works. Regardless, as both a fan and a reviewer, I have to give this LP my highest recommendations. It should delight existing fans and is arguably the ideal starting place for newbies as well. If this really is the last Leviathan release, then congratulations to Wrest for ending this great project on such a brilliant note.
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