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Hack and / - Lightning Hacks Strike Twice
It was exactly one year ago when I wrote my first Lightning Hacks column. The column was inspired by lightning talks that often occur at conferences. In a lightning talk, instead of one speaker giving a presentation for an hour, different people give 5–10-minute presentations. The idea is that many people are working on cool projects but may not have an hour's worth of material to present. And, the audience gets a rapid-fire presentation of a few different topics instead of one long lecture.
The idea behind lightning hacks is similar—I can cover some quick hacks I think are interesting but that don't warrant a full column. For example, in the first Lightning Hacks column [June 2008], I talked about an expanded wmctrl script that reset all of my windows to default locations and sizes, another script that toggled my laptop output for when I connect to a projector, and finally, I discussed how to use rdiff to create small diff files for large binaries. Now that a year has passed, I think it's time for lightning to strike twice.
Here's a quick one. I've mentioned this trick to a number of people, and I get one of two responses. This is one of those tricks (like Ctrl-R shell expansion in bash) that you either already know about and seems obvious to you, or one that you can't believe took so long to discover.
If you have spent a lot of time on the command line, you probably have heard about the pushd and popd scripts. These scripts let you create a stack that you can push directories on to and later pop them when you want to return to a previous directory. This script is cool, except you have to know in advance you want to save a directory and push it, so you can pop it later—I never seem to remember. Generally speaking, what I need is some quick way to go back to my previous directory. Lucky for me, bash's cd has this feature built in. All I do is type:
$ cd -
Bash keeps track of your current working directory in the $CWD variable and your previous directory in $OLDPWD. If you type cd -, bash substitutes - with $OLDPWD. Although you certainly could just type cd $OLDPWD, cd - is faster and easier to remember.
If you have to manage a lot of servers or run remote scripts in cron, SSH keys are a lifesaver. It's so nice to be able to ssh to a machine and instantly log in without typing a password. Of course, one of the more annoying parts of the process can be setting up the SSH keys on the remote host. Typically, the process goes something like this: run ssh-keygen locally, scp the ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to the remote server, then ssh to the remote server and append that key to your remote ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file.
The above method works, but if you can do the entire thing with a one-liner, why wouldn't you? Here's the SSH one-liner that will copy your local SSH key to the remote host, so you have to type the password only once in the whole process:
$ ssh firstname.lastname@example.com "cat >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys" ↪< ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
Many great imaging tools are available, but for me, it's still hard to beat dd (unless your drive is dying, in which case you should use ddrescue). It is such a powerful, blunt, ancient UNIX tool, it's hard not to love it. These days, I don't image too many drives. I use kickstart for server deployments and rsync when I want to migrate files. That said, I still do image drives when I want to perform forensics on the host.
One problem you often have when you image drives is that your server might be in a data center hundreds or thousands of miles away. Even if the server is close by, you might not be able to add an extra drive on the fly. In either case, most sysadmins end up imaging the drive over the network. Traditionally, this was done via netcat, but these days, you always have to figure out some port you can use that won't be blocked by the firewall. Another problem is that netcat will transmit potentially sensitive data over the network in plain text. The modern solution to this problem is to use SSH. Many servers now have SSH running and available out of the box, and with modern processor speeds, the encryption overhead shouldn't be too bad either.
The one-liner to image drives over SSH works much like the one I used for SSH keys above. It takes advantage of the fact that if you pipe data or redirect input to SSH on the command line, it will forward it to the remote connection. So, if I wanted to image /dev/sda on my local machine to a file called /media/disk1/sda-image.img on server.example.net, I would type the following:
$ sudo dd if=/dev/sda | ssh firstname.lastname@example.com "cat ↪> /media/disk1/sda-image.img"
If I didn't want to image to a file and instead wanted to image directly to a drive on server.example.net, I simply could replace /media/disk1/sda-image.img with that device file (I just would need to log in as root).
Because you can image a drive over SSH, it makes sense that you can use a variation on the command to restore your image back to a drive. Here's the inverted version of the above command that I would use if I wanted to restore the /media/disk1/sda-image.img image I created back to /dev/sda:
$ ssh firstname.lastname@example.com "cat /media/disk1/sda-image.img" ↪| sudo dd of=/dev/sda
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dual head ?
I know that in ubuntu is now allowed to enable dualhead monitor and that probably it is done with xrandr. What about it on other distro ? on fedora there is something related in desktop configuration but it seem to not work
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two things about this article; first use ssh-copy-id to setup authorized keys on remote hosts.
second, the copy-pasted code in your orientation script drove me nuts so i rewrote it.
#!/bin/sh ORIENTATION_FILE="/tmp/.orientation" function set_orientation() { local orientation="$1" if [ "$orientation" -ne "270" ]; then xrandr --auto fi xrandr --output LVDS --rotate $orientation record_orienation "$orientation" } function record_orientation() { echo "$1" > $ORIENTATION_FILE } function get_orientation() { echo "$(cat $ORIENTATION_FILE)" } function set_osd() { local message="$1" osd_cat --shadow=2 --align=center \ --pos=bottom --color=green \ --delay=2 --font=lucidasanstypewriter-bold-24 \ --offset 40 < "$(cat $message)" } case "$(get_orientation)"; in '90') set_orientation "180" set_osd "180" ;; '180') set_orientation "270" set_osd "270" ;; '270') set_orientation "0" set_osd "Normal" ;; *) set_orientation "90" set_osd "90" ;; esac exit 0
Some problems here
I believe you cannot call a function before defining it. i.e. record_orientation should be defined above set orientation.
I don't think you can pass '0' '90' '180' or '270' as arguments to xrandr
Also I think the xrandr syntax is outdated for ubuntu 9.04 users in both this rewrite and the original lightning hack.
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Ages: High school students, those going into 10th grade and above
Cost: Resident Camper - $500 if postmarked by May 1; $535 after May 1
Camp Multimedia (CMM) promotes digital skills and project-based learning. The camp limit of 30 students ensures plenty of one-on-one instruction. Students create their own interactive, integrated media projects with guidance and demonstrations from our exceptional instructors and teaching assistants. Students leave CMM with a professional project, new friendships, and the confidence to continue creating. Individual areas of focus this year are scheduled to include Animation, Video Podcasting, Video Game Design and Advanced Video Game Design. Limited scholarships anticipated to be available.
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Ages: 12 - 15 (students going in to 6th grade through students leaving 9th grade)
Cost: $249 ($199 if paid by May 30)
A one-week workshop (June 17-21) for high school students (students entering grades 9-12) that allows students to get a hands-on experience with the tools of biotechnology. Students will isolate DNA, analyze it and understand how these techniques are used in gathering DNA evidence from a crime scene. Other topics include a project that asks how microbes cause disease, food safety and understanding the role of biotechnology in the production of energy. Field trips are included. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and scholarships are available. Cost of the camp is $200 which includes lunch at UNI.
This camp is designed for girls in grades kindergarten through fifth grades who are eager to have lots of creative learning and challenging experiences. Learn how to sew on a sewing machine, do stitchery, quiltmaking, crochet, braid, create your own books and stories. Daily use of technolgy for each girl is a highlight of this camp!
Enjoy the experience of being on a university campus, eating lunch in one of the dining centers, visit various sites on campus, especially the Wellness/Recreation Center where we will try a little rock climbing (only if interested), volleyball, badminton, racquetball, basketball, aerobics and more!
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily
Ages: Grades K-5
Cost: $110.00 per week
Four-week program culminating in six public performances of the well loved tale Jack and the Beanstalk. Registration includes script, costume, and two tickets to a performance. Rehearsal times varied.
Times varied
Ages: must be going into the 4th grade by fall 2013
Cost: $200
Main Camp Objectives:
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- Complete construction of a functioning mini-sumo robot. These are autonomous vehicles, designed each to push an opponent off of a 30" circular arena.
- Computer programming (IsoMax Forth language) permitted and encouraged, but not required.
- All necessary code for effective functioning of the sumo will be provided.
- Students with a special interest in code often make significant contributions to the camp through code development and exploration.
The camp culminates with a public mini-sumo robot competition, to which parents are invited.
Ages: Rising eighth grade through rising high school juniors
Cost: $345. Add about $200 for the residential option
UNI-WRS hosts this all sports camp. Kids participate in flag football, table tennis, rock climbing, basketball, swimming, kickball, baseball/softball, dodgeball, pickleball, ultimate frisbee, and nutritional and environmental presentations! For ages 6-12.
8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Cost: $90
This session is designed to allow girls to use their creativity and imagination by using a variety of musical instruments, scarves, jump ropes, hula hoops, art materials, and creating their own original games and toys! Using environmental materials will enhance these learning experiences. Each student will have daily and individual access to technology as well as a wealth of children's books and literacy materials! Enjoy the honor of visiting various sites on UNI's campus and eating lunch daily in UNI's dining center!
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Ages: Grades K-5
Cost: $110 per week
Students will have the opportunity to learn about the construction, design and programming of the LEGO MINDSTORMS® robots. Through a series of hands on training missions, students will learn how to navigate their robot using light, distance and touch sensors to solve increasingly complex problems. The week will end with teams of students competing in a STEM-based competition similar to what they might experience competing in a FIRST LEGO League. Campers will need to bring a sack lunch except on Thursday.
8:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. daily
Ages: 10-14 years
Cost: $75
In 'STEM's Growing in the Garden' summer camp participants will enjoy a week of learning how science, math, health and nutrition all play a vital role in growing a garden. Students will explore Botany, Chemistry, Entomology, Microbiology, Math, Technology and Nutrition while actively gardening through the week. This camp is open to students entering 8th grade in the fall of 2013 through 12th grade.
9 a.m. to noon daily
Ages: entering 8th - 12th graders
Cost: $100
This camp is designed for young male students interested in exploring, discovering and expanding learning experiences and opportunities through science, environmental learning and technology! Bring your special gifts, talents, creative thinking and constructive building skills. Extra time will be spent at UNII's Wellness/Recreation Center and other sites on campus! Have a little fun rock climbing, playing basketball, racquetball, table tennis, volleyball and more. Enjoy the pleasure of eating lunch daily at UNI's dining center!
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Ages: 1st-5th Grades
Cost: $110.00
It is encouraged that campers live in residence halls on campus and eat their meals at the college dining center. Committed and attentive UNI music education students will guide campers as counselors supervising the halls and leading campers through daily activities. Day campers will be expected to be on campus for all scheduled activities (usually from 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. each day)
Campers work alongside a diverse string faculty who teach and perform around North America. Focus is given to various areas of string playing each day through guided listening and musicianship seminars.
Private lessons are encouraged for all campers. Participants are encouraged to choose one hour of private lessons (broken into two 30-minute lessons during the week) at an additional cost of $40. Campers taking private lessons should bring a piece of music they have been working on.
All campers must bring their own instrument to camp.
Open to all string players in grades 6- 8 who have at completed at least one full year of study on their instrument, each day will be focused on improving basic string technique and understanding how to make music together through individual/group lessons, enrichment classes, and string ensemble.
The camp will culminate with a performance for all campers in the Great Hall of the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. on July 13th. The performance is free and open to the public. All campers must participate in the final concert. DVDs of the concert will be available for purchase following the concert.
Final performance is in the Great Hall of the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. on July 13
Ages: 6th- 8th grade (minimum of one year of instrument study required)
Cost: $275 resident campers (early registration); $295 resident campers (late registration); $175 day campers (early registration); $195 day campers (late registration)
Wasted: Feed the Folks, Starve the Landfills, a free, one-day event, will feature presentations, exhibits, tours, networking opportunities and will focus on exploring innovative strategies to reduce food waste in Iowa. Sponsors are the Iowa Food Access and Health Work Group, the Iowa Waste Reduction Center and the Center for Energy and Environmental Education. Refreshments and lunch will be provided.
Where could science take YOU this summer? Follow the path of the sun's energy through ecosystems and you could end up in all kinds of cool places! Paddle a kayak to the middle of a lake and find out what organisms are harvesting solar energy in the water. Explore a prairie, then figure out how much energy it stores in a week by burning samples in your own calorimeter. Wander woods and streams on a night hike, tracking down the animals to find out what they eat and how they live. By week's end, you'll report on your discoveries to your fellow campers, family and friends. JOIN US this summer for a Wild Energy Adventure.
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Ages: entering 9-12th graders
Cost: $150 - registration AND lunch
Led by UNI Graduate students and Alumni, participants will learn marching drills, commands, conducting techniques, and salutes. Students are encouraged to bring scores and a CD recording of their program's halftime routine to work on conducting patterns with UNI camp staff.
Available for beginning and intermediate colorguard members with instruction by UNI's Colorguard Coach, Amy Hunzelman, the day will consist of spinning basics, tosses, marching, and movement.
Ages: High School
Cost: $80
The Diversity Inclusion Workshop offers participants an opportunity to meet people from across campus with a community-building, highly interactive and positive skill-based approach. All students, merit staff, professional & scientific staff, administrators and faculty are invited and strongly encouraged to attend. The workshop is facilitated by the NCBI-UNI Campus Coalition Builders and sponsored by the Offices of the President, Executive Vice President & Provost, Vice President for Student Affairs and Vice President for Administration & Financial Services. Lunch is provided. Participants must pre-register and be able to attend the entire day.
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What is it? A camp where students will build and study the physics of a life-size Mario Kart: a go kart that uses a real Wii remote to control just about everything.
What will you learn? Students will learn about Physical Computing – the use of computers (in this case an Arduino microprocessor and Motion Capture Video) to interact with the physical world. Programming, Electronics, Engineering and Motion will all be explored.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily
Ages: High School (entering 9-12 grades)
Cost: $150
UNI-WRS hosts this all sports camp. Kids participate in flag football, table tennis, rock climbing, basketball, swimming, kickball, baseball/softball, dodgeball, pickleball, ultimate frisbee, and nutritional and environmental presentations! For ages 6-12.
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I believe Delfino had a career high in points tonight; i.e., 23 Orlando didn't do so good tonight on 3s, shooting only 9 of 28 and losing to the Raptors who were 11-20 on 3s NBA - Orlando Magic/Toronto Raptors Box Score Wednesday February 20, 2008 - Yahoo! Sports
OMG, look at that box score from Bosh 40 points, 14-16 shooting, 1-1 from 3-point land, 11-11 from the free throw line. 5 rebounds. 5 assists. A steal and a block. 40 points and only missing 2 shots all night, including FT's??? How often does that happen?
Two teams with the best records in the NBA, Celtics and Pistons lose back to back games to open the second season. Once again the Celtics played it all the way to the end, but Baron Davis hits a fall away walkoff bucket to win the game (witn .03 on the clock) for the Warriors who played without their other top scorer Stephen Jackson. Two teams that were the epitomy of league with the 1st and second best records and also the first and second best defense both give up over 100 points on consecutive nights and lose both games. Looks like the Celtics have finally come down to earth....They have Suns on Friday and the Blazers on Sunday and Clippers on Monday before retuning home next Wednesday to face the Cavs....
If we had got that line and effort from just one of our players last night vs the magic maybe we could have eeked out a victory....
They're doing it on purpose. Celts don't want to play ORL, and we don't want to play CLE. It's alot easier to coordinate our losses rather than wins. The Pistons are doing fantastic on their part, BOS is having a little more trouble losing b/c the officials are keeping them in the game, but when it's all said and done i think it will work out. Gotta keep a 3 game distance or so, so the league doesn't get suspicious.
Dixon in uniform and scores a 3 pointer with less than 40 seconds for Pistons. Bulls and Cavs traded players did not dress. Cavs eek out a 1 point win with two D leagers, damon jones and superjames... James hits two FTs with 6.9 seconds left...which is why you never go into a final minute of any game with the cavs and the point differential is less that 3 points.....Its King James time .
very strange night: lbj wins, playing alone, clippers buries utah, seattle kills portland, atlanta banishes GSW into hell and finally phoenix keeps healthy bos under 80...halloween?
I didn't see any of the Boston-Phoenix game last night, and I'm glad I didn't. From the recap and boxscore, it looks like it was almost unwatchable. Both teams had 20 or more turnovers, and they also had only 14 assists...yikes!
For 2 straight games now, Nash has less than 10 asst. Nash normally has more asst in a game alone during the Pre Shaq era. Don't know if it is good or bad for the Suns.
It's b/c they are scroring 20 points less. It was cool seeing the Suns play a grind-it-out game. They have given up on the free-wheel attack strategy.
Man, I thought that game was great. The turnovers didn't bother me that much, because it was just so different for the Suns to play that way. The matchup between Amare and KG was intense! Lots of effort to play D by the Suns. This is one of those games where the numbers don't tell you much about the viewing value of the game. The Celtics perimeter defense looks formidable to me. I thought it was highly entertaining and exciting. I'd be happy to see a best of 7 of this matchup down the line.Of course, I would prefer our Pistons were in the Finals. On another note, how upsetting it is to me that I will have to watch LeBron's Cavs if I want to follow Ben's continuing path through the NBA. I adore, adore, adore Big Ben no matter how he is playing or where. But the Cavs? Oh God, I am truly a LeBron hater and never watch anything he is in. This is a sad development in my Big Ben fandom for sure. I mean I can't watch LeBron with his little cute Jay-z hand signal. (By the way, Chris Rock does this little triangle hand symbol too. I mean is everyone a Jay-Z lackey?) What does that hand sign mean anyway? If anyone knows let me know. Maybe if it's not too repellant (repellant would be that it means that anyone who does it enough is destined to become a global corporate icon with the help of Jay-Z's cult) I could understand. But LeBron skipping around the court in the playoffs with his triangle hand sign...gimme a break. Anyway that Boston/Phoenix game rocked IMO. Very physical. KG looking like a dirty player several times. Talking trash to Amare the whole game. Too much.
A very good Hornet team ran into Ginobili and the Spurs at the AT&T Center in SA, resulting in the reality - you must come through the Spurs if you want to come out of the west. If the Spurs remain healthy, they will represent the west in the Finals.....................Period.
New players provided dividends right away for cavs, as they blow out the Grizz by 20. Ben gets a double-double , Joe Smith scores 14, Wally Z scores 10, Delonte West shot poorly, but handded out 6 dimes
It's the Roc-A-Fella symbol used to represent "The Dynasty". Jay created the sign on his release of his Dynasty CD, and now it's the world-wide hand sign to show allegiance to the R-O-C and Jigga.
Did anybody watch this game? If so, how did Ben look? I tried to, saw him in a Cavs jersey, slapping hand w/ Lebron, felt like i was going to throw up, and promptly changed the channel.


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We were sent this book out of the blue by Elizabeth Cunningham's American publisher, Monkfish, and I must admit that my heart sank when I saw the title - there is so much being published about the Magdalene these days, most of it excitable polemic drawn from the Da Vinci Code and the like, or supposedly channelled direct from the lady herself (where was she for the last 2,000 years?).
Eventually I began to read ... and read. I did no work, barely got myself into the office for the day job and to the microwave for the odd snack. I often find novels like this peculiarly irritating because of the weird "archaic" speech that is supposed to fit in with the period but of course has absolutely nothing to do with it (think of Marion Zimmer Bradley's "Mists of Avalon"). Elizabeth Cunningham makes a radically different choice of language, often racy, up-to-date. It works.
If you're expecting a pious, eyes-cast-up-to-heaven, plaster saint, you will be disappointed! This Magdalene is a real person - larger than life, passionate, funny - there are some great one-liners - but the story is also profoundly moving in places. From the jaw-dropping opening this "strapping barbarian" mouths her way out of - and often into - a lot of trouble, but never gives up on her search for a man she loved, but had to send away.
We're never quite sure, in the Goddess movement, how to approach the minefield of so-called "sacred prostitution". Do we tiptoe across, whispering apologies and explaining "it wasn't the same as modern prostitution"? Or never quite touch the ground, preferring academic and lifeless responses to the many questions raised? This Magdalen (aka Maeve, wouldn't you know she's a Celt?) is most certainly grounded and takes this particular bull firmly by the testicles. What a survivor! Is she ashamed? Hell, no. She's proud of it, of doing a great job and healing others along the way. I found her growing relationship with Isis particularly inspiring, so the healing wasn't confined to fictional – or historical – characters. The Roman slave market where this great story starts might have sold her into prostitution, but it did us all a favour. And now you know what the Romans did for us.
This book isn't yet published in the UK, but you can get it on Amazon. I would love to see it published here and I have a feeling we're all going to hear a lot more about Elizabeth Cunningham. I'm off to order the prequel (Daughter of the Shining Isles).
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San Luis Obispo County's Huasna Valley is one of the most beautiful open space areas along the California coast. As a native Californian who has passed through it many times, I can recall times where the landscape was awash in California poppies and winters where it was green and lush, dotted with winter-barren trees. It's home to hawks and deer, with patches of coastal vineyards criss-crossing the landscape.
It's also home to oil reserves that offshore companies are anxious to tap. About two years ago, a company by the name of Excelaron filed for the right to drill for that oil in the hills surrounding the valley. Excelaron, Canadian-owned exploration company, mounted a large-scale public relations campaign to convince area residents that it was just fine to drill for oil in the unmarred hills surrounding their homes, ranches, and vineyards.
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The Sawnee Foundation is offering seven $3,000 scholarships to eligible high school seniors in 2009.
Dawson County School Superintendent Nicky Gilleland announced Monday night that he will step down at the end of the school year.
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The new Dawson County Middle School opened its doors to students and faculty for the first time in August 2008.
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A lack of funding has forced a local literacy group to suspend a program that provides free books to children.
The fourth grade students at Black's Mill Elementary School traveled back in time Dec. 16 for a day-long learning experience called "Colonial Christmas."
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Dawson County High School students spent a day as professionals during Job Shadow Day at Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge Nov. 20.
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Children's perspectives on the place humans occupy in the biological world is established by the beliefs and practices of communities, according to new research.
Parents that make looking after animals a key activity for kids could be shaping their overall perspective on the relationship between animals and humans, the Northwestern University study indicates.
This process was found to begin as early as three years-old, which could have key implications for how early science education is conducted in schools, according to researchers.
Commenting on the findings, study co-author Sandra Waxman explained: "If young children's fundamental perspectives on the biological world - and the place of humans within it - are sensitive to the experiences, beliefs and practices of their communities, then by the time they enter school, children from different backgrounds may harbor different perspectives."
Speaking at the Green Collar Economy Forum earlier this month, Forum for the Future director Sara Parkin suggested that sustainability should be central to the British national curriculum through to the end of secondary school education.
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Seeing how support for MW3 went down the drain. . . err "moved on" to BO2. I think I might wait until Mw5, you know just to be safe so they can work out all the bugs. Who know maybe even work out the server/playerbase issues?
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Awesome I can't wait for MW4. MW, MW2, and MW3 were all great. Never been a big fan of Black Ops.
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