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6ml Dual Coil Metal Tank- 808D Style
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These 808D style 1.5 Ohm Dual Coil Tanks are great for an all day vape. Fill them up in the morning and you'll be vaping all day without refilling. The tanks contain a Dual Coil (1.5Ohm resistance) 808D style cartomizer that is surrounded by an acrylic tank, and sealed securely with end caps that have rubber gaskets to ensure no leaking. To fill the tank, simply pull the cartomizer down through the bottom of the tank slightly about 1/2 inch. When done correctly you should see a small gap between the top of the tank and the clear acrylic side of the tank. Tilt the tank slightly and fill directly into the cartomizer until it overflows. Then fill the tank that surrounds the cartomizer completely. After filling, push the cartomizer back up inside the tank. Put the included drip tip on the cartomizer and you are ready to vape. When the outside of the tank is dry, refill the tank the same way.
PLEASE NOTE: These tanks are threaded for a 808D style e-cigarette. These ARE fully compatible with Vapor Zeus Batteries, Dial-A-Volt Batteries, Vapor Titan Batteries, Vapor King Diamond Series Batteries
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Customer Reviews
Great "hit" Review by Deborah
I am mixing flavors together with my menthol base and the taste is awesome.
I need to buy batteries more frequently with the tanks. (Posted on 2/13/14) -
The Answer I Needed!!!!Review by Sarah
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A must-haveReview by SL
For example, using those blanks killed the flavor of the WOW Vanilla but with these tanks I can actually get the full flavor now.
Make sure you watch a couple how-to videos before you fill your first one though, or you'll make a mess. (Posted on 12/28/13) -
Great vaping accessory!Review by KimO
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High n coldReview by Good price, even better insurance
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Holy cow how I love these tanks!Review by BLEARGH!
I've bought a number of other tanks, and while there are a few that look prettier, and/or are more durable, there is nothing out there, for this price, that can touch these tanks. At this pricepoint, these tanks are peerless!
They are polypropylene, not polycarbonate, so you can use any juice in them with no problem. And, now that they are made with the beautifully machined aluminum end caps, there really is no limit to the juice flavors you can vape through these beasts.
I've dropped mine containing the Kamel juice (my ADV) numerous times, from numerous heights, onto various surfaces, and all that's happened is dings and nicks. Nothing but a few battle-scars.
I cannot say enough great things about these tanks. Just get a couple already! (Posted on 4/18/13) -
Exceeded My Expectations Review by EmCee Naked
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Built to lastReview by EmCee Naked
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Awesome tank, long lasting, and perfect for a flavor you know you love.Review by Ken
If you need enough to last, or just want one tank filled with that perfect go-to flavor at all times, this is the perfect tank. (Posted on 2/11/13) -
Must have!Review by ThatGuy
The best part is not crossing your fingers that your cartomizers arnt blank when you get them. Alway filled and ready to go. Just get it already and stop reading the reviews;) (Posted on 2/4/13) -
Perfect Vape!Review by SE67
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FantasticReview by KINGMOE
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This is how I fill the tankReview by Mr. Catch the Vapor
1) Remove the cap to the top of the tank.
2) Fill liquid in the tank about 3/4ths that way full on the sides of the open tank.
3) Put your drip tip in the cartomizer in the tank **note try not to push the cart out of the tank putting the drip piece in**
4) **Becareful here **Hold your finger on the bottom of the tank and cartomizer to cover the hole under the cart.
5) While you are covering that hole at the bottom of the tank you are going to inhale lightly to prime the cartomizer. Keep checking your cart and seeing if the cart is saturated enough but not too much. You will notice the liquid start to drop from the side of the tank indicating it is going in the cart.**** Becareful not to inhale too hard as you will pull liquid into your mouth and flood the cart which causes leaking and ruins the cart**
6) Fill the side of the tank again 3/4ths or less( you can remove your finger from covering the bottom of the cart).
7) Push the cart down until it is even with the top of the tank(some leaking may occur here do not worry)
8) Put the cap of the tank on the tank
9) Push the cart back up in to the tank
10) Put your drip tip in the cart( best to leave the tank on the table when put your drip tip in the cart so you do not push the cart out of the tank or into the tank)
11) Inhale on the tank without your finger on the bottom of the tank so air flows through the tank and you pull any leaking liquid back up in to the cart.
12) Dry off any liquid and your tank is ready (Posted on 10/31/12) -
Good & BadReview by Rick
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no complaints here...Review by Kendra
Let me point out that I only do this when I absolutely need to clean out trapped old juice. So far, I have had NO issues with my ends getting loose and coming out etc.
This works for ME. I am not saying this is the only way it can be done. There may be a better way? I'm sure that at some point after removing them several times the seals will wear out and it will be time to buy a new tank. The only reason I did it in the first place was because I had nothing to lose. I couldn't continue vaping with the gunk in there so I could either risk pulling the ends off and cleaning them or toss it in the trash and buy a new one. I'm still using my original that I have had since V4L first came out with them. (:
Happy vaping!
there is one thing I am not clear on... the "resistance ohms" or whatever they are called exactly. How do I know which number to choose per tank size? What exactly is that function for? Anyone?? (Posted on 9/16/12) -
Too difficult to fill and then how do you clean the cart?Review by Carol
After a while I discovered that the cart inside the steel coil was very very dirty and the taste started to change. I soaked the cart in water for about 24 hours. When I put it all back together and refilled it, it no longer worked. I did something wrong for sure. How do you clean them anyway? I would like to try it again in the near future but for now I'm simply attaching the cartomizers to my battery and enjoy vaping the old-fashioned way. (Posted on 9/1/12) -
Love them!Review by flamechica911
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Great tanksReview by JDR
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The BestReview by George
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FantasticReview by Theresa
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So much better than having to constantly refill carts.Review by Ryan
Couple things to point out.
1. Make sure you have a compatible battery. (or buy the higher resistance replacement coil cart)
2. Make sure you like the juice you're putting in. Tanks are great for mixing flavors but if you don't like the combination you end up wasting a lot of juice.
3. The drip tip that came with it is okay, but I really recommend trying out the Ming Vase drip tip.
I mentioned above that I only use this at home because it's a bit big and not as portable as a cart. Not something to knock a star off of it, but I felt it worth mentioning. I'll have to try the 3ml version with my next order. (Posted on 6/17/12) -
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Duets: The Final Chapter
Original Release Date: December 20, 2005
Track Listing
1. B.I.G. Live in Jamaica (Intro) [Live]
2. It Has Been Said
3. Spit Your Game
4. Whatchu Want
5. Get Your Grind On
6. Living the Life
7. The Greatest Rapper (Interlude)
8. 1970 Somethin'
9. Nasty Girl
10. Living in Pain
11. I'm with Whateva
12. Beef
13. My Dad (Interlude)
14. Hustler's Story
15. Breakin' Old Habits
16. Ultimate Rush
17. Mi Casa
18. Little Homie (Interlude)
19. Hold Ya Head
20. Just a Memory
21. Wake Up
22. Love Is Everlasting (Outro)
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Jerry Butler: Composer
Billy Preston: Composer
Barry White: Composer
Burt Bacharach: Composer
Barbara Mason: Composer
Bunny Sigler: Composer
The Notorious B.I.G.: Executive Producer
Craig Mack: Composer
Karen Anderson: Vocals
Ronald Bell: Composer
Mary J. Blige: Composer
Leslie Brathwaite: Mixing
Harry Wayne "K.C." Casey: Composer
Sean "Puffy" Combs: Composer
Terry Date: Mixing
Jonathan Davis: Producer, Audio Production
Patrick Dillett: Engineer
Tony Dofat: Mixing
Lord Finesse: Composer
Isaac Hayes: Composer
Jalacy Hawkins: Composer
Joseph Jones: Composer
Rich Keller: Mixing
Diana King: Composer
Steven King: Bass, Guitar, Mixing
Tony Maserati: Mixing
Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels: Composer
Mike T.: Engineer
Sandra Park: Conductor, String Arrangements
Luis Resto: Keyboards, Producer
Atticus Ross: Programming, Producer, Engineer
Trevor Smith: Composer
Scott Spencer Storch: Producer, Audio Production
Dennis "D.T." Thomas: Composer
Mario Winans: Composer, Producer
Korn: Composer
Michael Berman: Engineer, Vocal Tracking
Faith Evans: Producer, Executive Producer, Audio Production
Glen Marchese: Mixing
Nasheim Myrick: Composer
Cliff Harris: Composer
Chris Martin: Composer
Havoc: Producer, Audio Production
Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie: Composer
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Carlos "6 July" Broady: Composer
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Kelly Price: Composer
Steve Sola: Mixing
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Shawn Carter: Composer
Brandon Casey: Composer
Brian Casey: Composer
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Jack Knight: Composer
Kevin Wilson: Assistant Engineer, Mixing
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Isaiah Abolin: Assistant Engineer
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Nico Solis: Engineer
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Josh Monroy: Engineer
Scram Jones: Producer, Audio Production
Nate Oberman: Engineer
William E. Pettaway Jr.: Production Coordination
Corte Ellis: Engineer
Leopold Ross: Production Assistant
Aliaune "Akon" Thiam: Composer
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Kori Anders: Assistant Engineer
Dwayne Carter: Composer
Bryan Ellis: Engineer
LaRon James: Composer
Reed "Mountain Man" Taylor: Assistant
Victor Abijaudi: Engineer
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Ebony Black: Vocals
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Mr. Rogers: Engineer
Elizabeth Rosen: Illustrations
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Spotlight on Post-Traumatic Stress
By Julia Van Tine
In her freshman year in college, Laura Curry was raped at a party. Dazed, she wandered the neighborhood until her friends found her. She told no one, and the rapist was never charged.
A few months later the flashbacks began, once while she was kissing a man on a bed. "When he rolled into a position similar to the rapist's, I freaked," says Laura, today 39 and a fitness trainer in Minneapolis. "That's when I knew I needed help."
Laura consulted a therapist, but talking about the problem didn't help, she says, and she soon terminated their sessions. The flashbacks continued, and in her sophomore year, another therapist diagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a psychiatric ailment that can occur after experiencing—or even witnessing—a life-threatening event. In the next six years she graduated, landed a job and climbed the corporate ladder, married, and divorced. She also went through seven therapists.
PTSD has always been associated with combat veterans, but as Laura's story suggests, they're not the only victims. In fact, as many as 70 percent of us experience or witness an event that can trigger PTSD—a car crash, a rape, a crime, a natural disaster, abuse. And up to 10 percent of Americans will suffer from it at some point, according to the American Psychiatric Association. Symptoms can include flashbacks, jumpiness, insomnia, nightmares, guilt, and emotional numbness. Women are affected twice as often as men, perhaps because they're more likely to experience the kinds of trauma, like rape and abuse, that can cause PTSD.
It's not clear why some people develop the disorder and others don't, but researchers say the brains of sufferers tend to have higher-than-normal levels of stress hormones. The job of one of these, norepinephrine, is to activate the hippocampus, the part of the brain that governs long-term memory. When the hippocampus gets flooded with too much of this chemical, the result may be searing memories experienced as flashbacks or intrusive thoughts.
There's no standard treatment for PTSD. Some patients benefit from antidepressants, others from different forms of therapy, such as the cognitive-behavioral approach, which aims to change how we feel and behave by changing how we think.
And recently therapists have begun combining cognitive-behavioral therapy with New Age relaxation techniques—with striking results. One theory is that these treatments work by bypassing the more evolved parts of the brain, which govern thought and speech, and engaging its primitive areas, where images, physical sensations, and feelings are experienced.
"It's in the sensory and emotional channels of the primitive brain where most of the trauma is processed," says psychotherapist Belleruth Naparstek, a pioneer in the use of guided imagery who wrote Invisible Heroes: Survivors of Trauma and How They Heal, and created programs used to help victims of 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombings, and the Columbine tragedy. ...
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- Animation Director: Bob Jaques.
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- Art Director: Scott Morse.
- Models: Marc Perry.
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- Background Color: Don Watson, Al Gmuer.
- Recording Director: Kris Zimmerman.
- Casting Director: Collette Sunderman.
- Color Stylist: Harry Nickelson.
- Ink and Paint Supervisor: Alison Leopold.
- Animation Director: Dave Brain.
- Animation Checker: Sandra Benenati.
- Graphics: Iraj Paran.
- Xerography: Star Wirth, Martin Crossley.
- Supervising Recording Engineer: Ed Collins.
- Recording Engineer: Jeffrey Collins.
- "Cow and Chicken" Main/End Title Theme and Music Score: Guy Moon.
- "Cow and Chicken" Main Title Lyrics: David Feiss.
- "I Am Weasel" Main Title Theme and Music Score: Bill Fulton.
- "I Am Weasel" Main Title Lyrics: Richard Pursel.
- Main Title Song Performed by: April March.
- Director of Music Production: Bodie Chandler.
- Manager of Post-Production: Tim Iverson.
- Unit Post-Production Supervisor: Gayle Mnookin.
- Track Readers: Kay Douglas, Carol Iverson.
- Supervising Film Editor: Pat Foley.
- Dialogue Editors: Kerry Iverson, James Hearn.
- Negative Cutting: William DeBoer Jr.
- Telecine/On-Line: Complete Post, Inc.
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- Production Assistants: Sharra Gage, Julie Himbert, Linda Moore.
- Production Accountant: Joanne Halcon.
- Production Liaison: Amy E. Wagner.
- Production Coordinators: Melissa Lugar, Christina Horton.
- Executive in Charge of Production: Brian A. Miller.
- Overseas Production Facility: Rough Draft Studios, Seoul, Korea.
- Overseas Animation Directors: Song Hwan Kim, Jong Ho Kim, Sang Yup Han.
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After losing to the Georgia Bulldogs 41-30, the Gamecocks fell seven spots to No. 13 in the latest Associated Press college football poll released Sunday.
"I have to give Georgia credit," USC Head Coach Steve Spurrier said. "They ran it right down their throat. Vince Dooley probably has a smile on his face with the way that they played… I thought we could slow them down, and when we did, we gave up a big play. It was a tough day for all of us today."
Alabama remains at No. 1 in both the AP and USA Today poll.
In the AP poll, Oregon is No. 2, Clemson moved up a spot to No. 3 and Ohio State slipped one to No. 4. Stanford remains No. 5.
Clemson cornerbacks Martin Jenkins and Darius Robinson had interception returns for touchdowns in the first half as the third-ranked Tigers turned a tight game into a 52-13 blowout over FCS opponent South Carolina State on Saturday.
The Gamecocks will host Vanderbilt at home Saturday. Kickoff time is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Clemson will travel to Raleigh, N.C. Sept. 19 to face North Carolina State. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
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Sings Cole Porter/Aquarela do Brasil
Original Release Date: February 22, 2011
Track Listing
1. Night and Day
2. I Love Paris
3. I Get a Kick Out of You
4. What Is This Thing Called Love?/So in Love
5. You're the Top
6. I've Got You Under My Skin
7. Begin the Beguine
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12. Just One of Those Things
13. Night and Day [Jazz Version] [Version]
14. Jobim Medley
15. Virou Areia
16. Oh Bahia
17. Piano Na Mangueira
18. Captives of the Heart
19. Samba Dobrado
20. Heart of Brazil
21. N'koshi Sikelel'i - Afrika/So Bashiya Bahlala Ekhaya
22. Brazil [Aquarela do Brasil]
23. Caravan
24. Flower of Bahia
25. 10,000 Words
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Chico Buarque: Composer, Vocals, Guest Appearance
Djavan: Composer
Ivan Lins: Assistant Production Coordination
Ed� Lobo: Assistant Production Coordination
Siedah Garrett: Vocals
Brenda Russell: Composer, Vocals, Vocal Arrangement
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Dori Caymmi: Composer, Vocals, String Arrangements, Guest Appearance
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Irving Mills: Composer
Ray Pizzi: Saxophone
Antonio Adolfo: Piano, Composer, Keyboards, Rhythm Arrangements
Burt Bacharach: Composer
Peter Matz: Arranger, Composer, Orchestration
Marilyn Baker: Viola
Rachele Cappelli: Vocals (Background)
Lisa Fischer: Vocals (Background)
Roberto Corr�a: Vocals
Elizabeth Wilson: Violin
Teo Lima: Percussion, Drums, Timbales, Vocals, Producer, Drums (Snare), Art Direction, Rhythm Arrangements, Contractor, Percussion Arrangement, Hi Hat
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Clive Davis: Executive Producer
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Neil Dignon: Assistant Engineer
Chuck Domanico: Bass
Assa Drori: Violin
Duke Ellington: Composer
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Jim Gilstrap: Vocals
Norman Gimbel: Composer
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Lani Groves: Vocals (Background)
Bernie Grundman: Mastering
Don Hahn: Engineer
Peter Hatch: Viola
Todd Hemmenway: Cello
Gary Herbig: Saxophone
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Here is some of what we know about each of the victims: Krystle Campbell, 29, Arlington, Massachusetts.
"She was the best," Campbell's distraught mother, Patty, told reporters on Tuesday. "You couldn't ask for a better daughter."
Everyone loved Krystle, she said.
"She had a heart of gold. She was always smiling," Patty Campbell said as her son, Billy, clutched her with his right arm.
Krystle's grandmother said the 29-year-old was a special kind of person who nurtured deep friendships.
"Oh, she was a beautiful girl," Lillian Campbell told CNN's Jake Tapper. "She was very happy, outgoing, a hard worker."
Lillian Campbell said her granddaughter even lived with her for a year and a half and was "great with me."
Her granddaughter was always willing to help someone in need, she said.
"And she was, she was just beautiful. She was a fun-loving girl," Campbell said.
Krystle Campbell once worked at Summer Shack, a seafood restaurant in the Boston area that posted a statement on its Facebook page saying she was beloved.
"She was an incredible woman, always full of energy and hard at work, but never too tired to share her love and a smile with everyone," the post said. "She was an inspiration to all of us. Please keep her and her family in your thoughts and prayers."
According to the Boston Globe, Campbell had taken a job with Jimmy's Steer House in Arlington.
The Globe reported that Campbell often went to the see the marathon runners.
"She's been doing it since she was a little girl," Lillian Campbell told the newspaper. "She didn't miss a marathon, watching it at the finish line."
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CNN affiliate WHDH reported that the Campbells are longtime residents of Medford.
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"He wore his (Red Sox second baseman) Dustin Pedroia shirt to school last week," neighbor Bill Forry told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
Martin was a terrific athlete, too, Forry said, but he was also a very good student who would help others who were having trouble with homework.
"A quiet kid, but a compassionate kid -- and somebody who was a leader," Forry said.
Martin attended the Neighborhood House Charter School.
He "was a bright, energetic young boy who had big dreams and high hopes for his future," the school said in a statement. "We are heartbroken by this loss."
His father, William Richard, released a statement asking people to "continue to pray for my family as we remember Martin."
A neighbor, Jane Sherman, said that the Richard family is a "typical all-American family" and that Martin and his little brother always loved to play in their yard, no matter the weather.
Richard's mother and sister are recovering from serious injuries sustained in the bombing, the father said.
While the name of the third victim killed by the blasts was not officially confirmed on Tuesday, Boston University said that the person was a graduate student at the school.
"The student was one of three friends who watched the race near the finish line," the university said on its website. "Another of the three students, also a BU grad student, was injured and stable at Boston Medical Center."
The third person in the group was unharmed, the statement added.
A short time later, China's consulate in New York announced that the deceased victim was a Chinese national. At the family's request, the consulate did not name her.
According to a profile on LinkedIn, the woman was a graduate student in mathematics and statistics at Boston University who was due to get her master's degree in 2014.
She graduated from a Chinese university with a degree in international economics, the professional networking site indicated. She'd also previously studied for a semester at the University of California at Riverside.
Chinese students at Boston University respected her family's request for anonymity, with many of them forming a tight-knit group.
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Original Release Date: February 23, 2009
Track Listing
1. What's Love Got to Do with It
2. Nutbush City Limits
3. Let's Stay Together
4. The Acid Queen [1994 Digital Remaster]
5. River Deep, Mountain High
6. Private Dancer [Single Edit]
7. Help!
8. Tonight
9. Better Be Good to Me
10. Show Some Respect
11. I Can't Stand the Rain
12. It's Only Love
13. I Want to Take You Higher
14. Get Back
15. Come Together
16. Proud Mary
17. The Best
18. I Don't Wanna Lose You
19. We Don't Need Another Hero [Thunderdome]
20. One of the Living
21. Addicted to Love [Live]
22. Typical Male
23. What You Get Is What You See
24. Tearing Us Apart
25. Steamy Windows
26. Two People
27. Break Every Rule
28. Look Me in the Heart
29. Be Tender with Me Baby
30. Love Thing
31. Way of the World
32. Nutbush City Limits [The 90's Version]
33. I Don't Wanna Fight [Single Edit]
34. It Takes Two
35. Goldeneye
36. I Want You Near Me
37. Why Must We Wait Until Tonight [7'' Edit]
38. Whatever You Want
39. On Silent Wings [Single Edit]
40. Missing You
41. Something Beautiful Remains
42. In Your Wildest Dreams
43. When the Heartache Is Over
44. Whatever You Need [Edit]
45. Open Arms
46. It Would Be a Crime
47. I'm Ready
48. Cose Della Vita
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Phil Collins: Producer
Dan Hartman: Producer
Rod Stewart: Producer, Guest Appearance
Tina Turner: Producer, Executive Producer
Joe Sample: Producer
Rupert Hine: Producer
Andrew McPherson: Photography
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Chris Lord-Alge: Producer
Derek Bramble: Producer
Terry Britten: Producer
Leon "Ndugu" Chancler: Producer
Eric Clapton: Guest Appearance
Bob Clearmountain: Producer
Roger Davies: Producer, Executive Producer, Management
Wilton Felder: Producer
Nellee Hooper: Producer
Trevor Horn: Producer
John Hudson: Producer
Ike Turner: Producer, Guest Appearance
Robert John "Mutt" Lange: Producer
Graham Lyle: Producer
C.J. Mackintosh: Producer, Mixing
Hugh Padgham: Producer
Brian Rawling: Producer
Robert Stigwood: Producer
Mark Taylor: Producer
Jim Vallance: Composer
Martyn Ware: Producer
Jeri Heiden: Art Direction, Design
Mike Chapman: Producer
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A lovely evening at the Hollywood bowl. Diana Krall is getting more and more comfortable on stage, and now you feel like she is a personal acquaintance. Loved her rapport with both the audience and her (EXCELLENT) band. Diana has a way of making old songs sound new. You can still hear and recognize the "old favorite" (I've grown accustomed to his face) but it sounds BRAND NEW. Her long-time back up band are accomplished pros who have worked together for awhile and it shows. Beautiful musical conversations taking place on stage - have not seen another artist at this more restrained, grown up level do this since Tony Bennet. Just wonderful! A wonderful evening for families, young and old.
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Ravina is the perfect place to see a concert of this type and niether Chris Botti or Diana Krall disapointed us. My wife and I had a wonderful evening together.
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Both opening act, Chris B. and the main event were worthy events. The venue was unique. Diana Krall was "Grace Under Fire" with pelting rain, floodded stage, soggy piano, and rain-drenched patrons jostling with rain gear and umbrellas. With an abundance of towels and her professional demeanor, and while under attack by Mother Nature, even her slightly abreviated performance was worth the arduous trek I undertook to get to the event. However, I don't believe I'll attend another outdoor performance without a rain check; [...]
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This is one of the most anticipated trips of the year for the Juniors. It combines ha rd\, extremely competitive racing on the trails of the 2002 Salt Lake Olym pics in Soldier Hollow with a really fun excursion to Utah. We will leave on Wednesday afternoon after school (athletes will be responsible for thei r own dinner on the road)\, a quick stay-over in eastern Nevada\, and then head to Midway\, Utah to check out the trails. Friday and Saturday will f eature racing against the finest nordic skiers in the entire Western Unite d States. Saturday afternoon is reserved for Tubing or Crater-Swimming\, or just hanging out. Return is first-thing Sunday morning\, back in Trucke e by early evening.
\nWhether you're an elite Junior Olympian or a y oung\, first-time (serious) racer\, this is an important trip for all ages of junior skiers (13 and over).
\nCoaches will be Ben\, Jeff\, Ambr ose\, Mark\, Holly.
\nThis year these races are two of the Far West JNQs.
\nFebruary 1\, 2013 Super JNQ Freestyle Sprint
February 2\, 2013 Super JNQ Classic 15km/10km
The Super JNQ is the biggest pre-Junior Nationals event in th e West
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Indochina Encompassed (ATIE)
From the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok to Halong Bay's magnificent limestone karsts, this trip encompasses the highlights of Indochina. Marvel at the wonders of Angkor Wat, sail the Mekong and savour noodles in Chiang Mai. Shop for souvenirs in Ho Chi Minh City and join the locals sipping coffee at a lakeside cafe in Hanoi. With hotels, transport and a number of included activities arranged by our CEOs, this adventure offers up the perfect combination of must-see highlights and free time.
Highlights: Float down the mighty Mekong River, explore the bustling streets of Hanoi, sail a junk through Halong Bay, shop in Hoi An, experience magnificent Angkor Wat.
Indochina Discovery (ATID)
Discover the heart and soul of Indochina on this tour of four very diverse countries. Encounter history, both ancient and modern, and witness the unbelievable splendour of Angkor Wat. Our CEOs will ensure your accommodation and transportation are covered—so you can choose the activities that interest you. Experience Halong Bay by boat and cycle around Vang Vieng. Push through hectic city lanes and tap into the pulsing nightlife. And with other travellers your own age, you can be sure to get down with adventurers that'll keep up.
Highlights: Revel in the majesty of Angkor Wat, enjoy a delicious local Khmer meal in a small village, chill out on golden beaches, float down the mighty Mekong River, snorkel beautiful reefs, shop in quaint Hoi An, cruise magical Halong Bay, explore the streets of serene Luang Prabang.
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Kids Aquatic Survival School
K.A.S.S. teaches your child the skills (without floatation devices) aquatic survival skills in 6-8 weeks. Our focus is on survival and respect of the water not just water familirisation and awareness (familiarisation and awareness is simply not enough). Children under the age of 5 are most at risk of drowning so therefore is only makes sense that this age group is taught survival skills that could one day save their life.
Additional stroke work taught at developmentally appropriate age levels.
With their surprising strength, agility, and natural curiosity, toddlers are experts at climbing, 'escaping' and exploring. It only takes 'a second' and they have defeated your best efforts to watch and protect them!
Due to the increasing demand of the KASS programme we are looking for new instructors to work from their own home pool Australia wide. Please click on the link "become an instructor" on our website or give us a call.
SWIM, FLOAT, SURVIVE with Kids Aquatic Survival School - Lilli Pilli, Coogee, Kiama and Bulli.
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Teaching kids water survival skills is a must - it is the best thing we have done.
We used KASS for my 3 year old son, who although attending 'normal' swimming lessons was not competent in the water. As we spend a lot of time near water at beaches, near rivers and have a pool in our back garden I was looking for something to improve his abilities to help save himself if the situation arose. We found this in KASS - Rachelle was friendly, helpful and infor (...) Read more
The best swim and survival school a parent could ask for - Awesome!
By Jackee on 8/11/2011 11:52:53 PMI searched high and low for a survival school for my daughter 5 years ago, and upon finding KASS I enrolled her straight away. Its amazing to watch your child learn in such a short period to "Survive" in the water. I enrolled my son when he turned 2 shortly after. Since then my children have such confidence in the water and also attend KASS stroke lessons, once a week. I c (...) Read more
With an over confident 2 year old son who didn't enjoy the mum & bubs style swimming lessons the one on one KASS lessons were perfect for us. After a few weeks my son loved going & would get so excited about his daily swimming lesson. I was totaly amazed at how quickly my son was able to float, roll and get himself to the edge (totally clothed too). I have just now put my (...) Read more
I have been going to Kass for about 3-4 years now and I think it is the most amazing survival course any parent needs to give their children. I have seen first hand what can happen if your child falls in a body of water. This course teaches the children the skills they require to survive in the water. Richard and Rachelle do an amazing job, I would recommend KASS to any (...) Read more
When planning a holiday to Vanuatu, we decided our 16-month-old needed to do this "water survival course" I'd heard about. I knew most children didn't start swimming lessons before they were about 4, but that's too late in my view, & I wanted to go on holiday without panicking everytime we were near a pool. I was doubtful that she'd be dog paddling to the side, or rolling (...) Read more
Amazing! Not only was my three year old son transformed from fearing to loving the water, we had the peace of mind of knowing that if he fell in a pool, fully clothed, without an adult nearby, he could confidently swim to the side. The swim survival course offered by Kids Aquatic Survival School should be mandatory for every Australian child. Richard is a firm but gentle a (...) Read more
After realising that my then 3 year old son was not getting anywhere with regular swimming lessons we enrolled him into the KASS Swim Float Swim program. He did great and with a new home that had a pool we felt more secure that he would survive if he fell in. Our second child is currently in the program and learning all his survival skills too. And our third will follow ne (...) Read more
I have watched my friends and family take their kids to swimming lessons each week year after year...spending a huge amount of money with very slow results. My husband and I couldn't be happier with what Kids Aquatic Survival School have done for us. All three of our kids have mastered swimming safely to the edge, rolling and floating all whilst fully clothed within 6 week (...) Read more
I simply cannot believe how much my two boys have learned from their lessons with Richard. Within 8 weeks they could both roll onto their backs, roll back over and then swim to the edge of the pool, and they even managed this fully dressed by the end of thier swim survival course. The Coogee pool has been undergoing renovation recently so the boys have had to temporarily (...) Read more


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24.11.1934 | r1 | Coventry City | away | L0-7 |
Phil Jones is hoping that Manchester United have turned a corner after beating West Brom and he was happy to play at centre-half in the 3-0 win at The Hawthorns.
08:33 » SkySports.comMidfielder Jordon Mutch says Cardiff City are confident of Premier League survival following their win over Fulham.
08:13 » BBC SportWest Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Ben Foster insists it is 'crazy' for anyone to be questioning the future of boss Pepe Mel.
08:04 » SkySports.comTim Sherwood has claimed the 'silence is deafening' regarding his long-term Tottenham Hotspur future, but has insisted he does not want to become an assistant manager.
07:41 » SkySports.comGoalkeeper Pepe Reina says only the Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers can decide whether he will return to Merseyside.
06:50 » BBC SportBBC Sport counts down 100 of the greatest World Cup moments, as the 2014 tournament in Brazil draws nearer.
06:46 » BBC SportThe history of this fixture is so ingrained that perhaps even the faithful were losing heart where Burnley were concerned. In 35 years and 11 attempts the Clarets had failed to beat their fierce east Lancashire rivals, surrendering winning positions with freak goals in the dying minutes of the…
00:33 » GuardianThe fabric of Robin van Persie's relationship with Manchester United frays a little more, day by day. On Sunday he garlanded the Dutch national coach Louis van Gaal with praise – "a fantastic manager" –and spoke of how age has made him "more sensitive to what my…
00:31 » The Independent• Kwadwo Asamoah scores brilliant goal in tight match • Napoli beat Roma to close on them in second place Juventus took a giant step towards a third straight Serie A title after beating Fiorentina 1-0 on Sunday to extend their lead at the top of the table to 14 points with second-placed…
00:30 » GuardianEnglish FA Cup 1934-1935 | |||||
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24.11.1934 | r1 | Coventry City | away | L0-7 |


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Why Save Endangered Species? U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Since life began on Earth, countless creatures have come and gone, rendered extinct by naturally changing physical and biological conditions. Since extinction is part of the natural order, and if many other species remain, some people ask: "Why save endangered species? Why should we spend money and effort to conserve them? How do we benefit?" Congress answered these questions in the preamble to the Endangered Species Act of 1973, recognizing that endangered and threatened species of wildlife and plants "are of esthetic, ecological, educational, historical, recreational, and scientific value to the Nation and its people." In this statement, Congress summarized convincing arguments made by scientists, conservationists, and others who are concerned by the disappearance of unique creatures. Congress further stated its intent that the Act should conserve the ecosystems upon which endangered and threatened species depend. Although extinctions occur naturally, scientific evidence strongly indicates that the current rate of extinction is much higher than the natural or background rate of the past. The main force driving this higher rate of loss is habitat loss. Over-exploitation of wildlife for commercial purposes, the introduction of harmful exotic (nonnative) organisms, environmental pollution, and the spread of diseases also pose serious threats to our world's biological heritage. Passenger pigeons once numbered in the billions but now exist only in museums. Chip Clark/Smithsonian Institution Conservation actions carried out in the United States under the Endangered Species Act have been successful in preventing extinction for 99 percent of the species that are listed as endangered or threatened. However, species loss on a global scale continues to increase due to the environmental effects of human activities. Biologists estimate that since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620, more than 500 species, subspecies, and varieties of our Nation's plants and animals have become extinct. The situation in Earth's most biologically rich ecosystems is even worse. Tropical rainforests around the world, which may contain up to one half of all living species, are losing millions of acres every year. Uncounted species are lost as these habitats are destroyed. In short, there is nothing natural about today's rate of extinction. Right: Former rainforest habitat Below: Intact rainforest at dawn CECB/BU Photo Library CIA Not too long ago, almost one quarter of the trees in the Appalachian forests were American chestnuts. They helped support not only wildlife but the people living among them. Chestnuts were an important cash crop for many families. As year-end holidays approached, nuts by the railroad car were sold and shipped to northeastern cities. Chestnut timber, strong and rot resistant, was prized for building barns, fences, furniture, and other products. This photograph of the Shelton family, taken around 1920, shows the size American chestnut trees once reached. First detected in 1904, an Asian fungus to which native chestnuts had little resistance appeared in New York City trees. The blight spread quickly, and by 1950 the American chestnut was virtually extinct except for occasional root sprouts that also became infected. Organizations such as the American Chestnut Foundation are working with plant breeders to develop a disease resistant strain and restore it to the eastern forests. Courtesy of Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the American Chestnut Foundation Benefits of Natural Diversity How many species of plants and animals are there? Although scientists have classified approximately 1.7 million organisms, they recognize that the overwhelming majority have not yet been catalogued. Between 10 and 50 million species may inhabit our planet. None of these creatures exists in a vacuum. All living things are part of a complex, often delicately balanced network called the biosphere. The earth's biosphere, in turn, is composed of countless ecosystems, which include plants and animals and their physical environments. No one knows how the extinction of organisms will affect the other members of its ecosystem, but the removal of a single species can set off a chain reaction affecting many others. This is especially true for "keystone" species, whose loss can transform or undermine the ecological processes or fundamentally change the species composition of the wildlife community. Chisos Mountain hedgehog © Don Kurz The gray wolf is one such keystone species. When wolves were restored to Yellowstone National Park, they started to control the park's large population of elk, which had been over consuming the willows, aspen, and other trees that grew along streams. The recovery of these trees is cooling stream flows, which benefits native trout, and increases nesting habitat for migratory birds. Beavers now have willow branches to eat, and beaver dams create marshland habitat for otters, mink, and ducks. Wolves even benefit the threatened grizzly bear, since grizzlies find it easier to take over a wolf kill than to bring down their own elk. Contributions to Medicine One of the many tangible benefits of biological diversity has been its contributions to the field of medicine. Each living thing contains a unique reservoir of genetic material that has evolved over eons. This material cannot be retrieved or duplicated if lost. So far, scientists have investigated only a small fraction of the world's species and have just begun to unravel their chemical secrets to find possible human health benefits to mankind. Tracy Brooks Gray wolf No matter how small or obscure a species, it could one day be of direct importance to us all. It was "only" a fungus that gave us penicillin, and certain plants have yielded substances used in drugs to treat heart disease, cancer, and a variety of other illnesses. More than a quarter of all prescriptions written annually in the United States contain chemicals discovered in plants and animals. If these organisms had been destroyed before their unique chemistries were known, their secrets would have died with them. A few hundred wild species have stocked our pharmacies with antibiotics, anti-cancer agents, pain killers, and blood thinners. The biochemistry of unexamined species is an unfathomed reservoir of new and potentially more effective substances. The reason is found in the principles of evolutionary biology. Caught in an endless "arms race" with other forms of life, these species have devised myriad ways to combat microbes and cancer-causing runaway cells. Plants and animals can make strange M. Plotkin The rosy periwinkle, a plant native to the island of Madagascar, has yielded powerful substances effective in treating childhood leukemia and other diseases. molecules that may never occur to a chemist. For example, the anti-cancer compound taxol, originally extracted from the bark of the Pacific yew tree, is "too fiendishly complex" a chemical structure for researchers to have invented on their own, said a scientist with the U.S. National Cancer Institute. Taxol has become the standard treatment for advanced cases of ovarian cancer, which strikes thousands of women every year. But until the discovery of taxol's effectiveness, the Pacific yew was considered a weed tree of no value and was routinely destroyed during logging operations. Some of the most promising natural wonder drugs come from compounds not usually associated with healing: poisons. One pharmaceutical company is marketing a blood thinner based on the venom of the deadly saw-scaled viper. A protein from another Asian pit viper is being studied because it appears to inhibit the spread of melanoma cells, and a compound from the venom of some tarantula species may lead to new treatments for neurological disorders such as Parkinson's disease. Dave Powell/U.S. Forest Service Jim Rorabaugh The peeling bark of the Pacific yew, original source of the drug taxol. Tarantula Sue Emery Texas wild rice Biodiversity and Agriculture Many seemingly insignificant forms of life are beginning to show important benefits for agriculture. Farmers are using insects and other animals that prey on certain crop pests, as well as using plants containing natural-toxins that repel harmful insects. These are called "biological controls," and in many cases they are a safe, effective, and less expensive alternative to synthetic chemicals. Thomas Jefferson once wrote that "the greatest service which can be rendered any country is to add a useful plant to its culture, especially a breadgrain." It has been estimated that there are almost 80,000 species Some farmers put up nest boxes to attract bats that consume harmful insects. Merlin D. Tuttle/ Bat Conservation International of edible plants, of which fewer than 20 produce 90 percent of the world's food. If underutilized species are conserved, they could help to feed growing populations. One grain native to the Great Lakes States, Indian wild rice, is superior in protein to most domesticated rice, and its increasing commercial production earns millions of dollars annually. Crossing it with a related but endangered species, Texas wild rice, could result in a strain adaptable to other regions of the country. Christopher Best Walker's manioc is an endangered plant endemic to the Lower Rio Grande Valley of southern Texas and northeastern Mexico. It is closely related to an important crop plant, cassava, which is a staple food in many parts of the world. Walker's manioc could contain genes that provide salt, drought, cold, or disease resistance for strains of commercial cassava. Environmental Monitors Many individual species are uniquely important as indicators of environmental quality. The rapid decline in bald eagles and peregrine falcons in the mid-20th century was a dramatic warning of the dangers of DDT—a strong, once widely used pesticide that accumulates in body tissues. (It hampered fertility and egg-hatching success in these species.) In another example, lichens and certain plants like the eastern white pine are good indicators of excess ozone, sulfur dioxide, and other air pollutants. Species like these can alert us to the effects of some contaminants before more damage is done. Freshwater mussels are also very effective environmental indicators. The eastern United States boasts the richest diversity of freshwater mussels in the world. These animals are filter feeders, drawing in water and straining out food particles. Their method of feeding helps to keep our waters clean. But because mussels Ted Swem Peregrine falcon filter material from the water, they are often the first animals to be affected by water pollution. They tend to accumulate whatever toxins, such as chemicals in agricultural and industrial runoff, are present in their habitat. Too much pollution can eliminate the mussels. Other threats to mussel populations include siltation, the introduction of competing nonnative mussels, stream channelization and dredging, and the impoundment of free-flowing streams and rivers. Today, most native freshwater mussel species are considered to be endangered, threatened, or of special concern. Fanshell mussel J.R. Shute/Conservation Fisheries, Inc. Richard Biggins Amber darter Ecosystem Services As the pioneering naturalist Aldo Leopold once stated, "To keep every cog and wheel is the first precaution of intelligent tinkering." As we tinker with ecosystems through our effects on the environment, what unexpected changes could occur? One subject of increasing concern is the impacts these effects can have on "ecosystem services," which is a term for the fundamental life-support services provided by our environment. Ecosystem services include air and water purification, detoxification and decomposition of wastes, climate regulation, regeneration of soil fertility, and the production and maintenance of biological diversity. These are the key ingredients of our agricultural, pharmaceutical, and industrial enterprises. Such services are estimated to be worth trillions of dollars annually. Yet because most of these services are not traded in economic markets, they carry no price tags that could alert society to changes in their supply or declines in their functioning. We tend to pay attention only when they decline or fail. John and Karen Hollingsworth Wetlands, like those at the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge near Philadelphia, clean water, control flooding, and provide quality wildlife habitat. An emerging field called phytoremediation is an example of the ecosystem services provided by plants. Phytoremediation is a process that uses plants to remove, transfer, stabilize, and destroy contaminants in soil and sediment. Certain plant species known as metal hyperaccumulators have the ability to extract elements from the soil and concentrate them in the easily harvested plant stems, shoots, and leaves. The alpine pennycress, for example, doesn't just thrive on soils contaminated with zinc and cadmium; it cleans them up by removing the excess metals. In the home, houseplants under some conditions can effectively remove benzene, formaldehyde, and certain other pollutants from the air. Keith Weller Alpine pennycress Other Economic Values Some benefits of animals and plants can be quantified. For example, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department calls birding "the nation's fastest growing outdoor recreation." It estimates that birders pump an estimated $400 million each year into the state's economy. A host of small rural towns host festivals to vie for the attention of these birders. Nationwide, the benefits are even more amazing. In a recent study (Birding in the United States: A Demographic and Economic Analysis), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service estimated that wildlife watching—not just bird watching— generated $85 billion in economic benefits to the nation in 2001. Laura Riley Birdwatching at J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Florida's Gulf Coast. Whooping cranes in Texas. Steve Hillebrand Attwater's greater prairie-chicken, another Texas bird. George Lavendowski Intangible Values If imperiled plants and animals lack a known benefit to mankind, should we care if they disappear? If a species evolves over millennia or is created by divine intent, do we have a right to cause its extinction? Would our descendants forgive us for exterminating a unique form of life? Such questions are not exclusive to scientists or philosophers. Many people believe that every creature has an intrinsic value. The loss of plant and animal species, they say, is not only shortsighted but wrong, especially since an extinct species can never be replaced. Eliminating entire species has been compared to ripping pages out of books that have not yet been read. We are accustomed to a rich diversity in nature. This diversity has provided inspiration for countless writers and artists, and all others who treasure variety in the natural world. San Francisco garter snake Suzanne L. Collins/Center for North American Herpetology Among its many values, wildlife is a source of inspiration. For example, the bird paintings by John James Audubon, such as this image of ivory-billed woodpeckers, are recognized as fine art. Once feared to be extinct, the ivory-bill was rediscovered recently in Arkansas. In his story "The Bear," writer William Faulkner depicted a number of creatures that are now rare, including wolves, panthers, the ivory-billed woodpecker, and, of course, the animal now known as the Louisiana black bear. USFWS U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Endangered Species Program 4401 N. Fairfax Drive, Rm 420 Arlington, VA 22203 http://endangered.fws.gov/ July 2005 Cover photo: Geranium arboreum, an endangered Hawaiian plant. © G.D. Carr
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- Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios
- Genre: Adventure General
- Release Date: Nov 18, 2008
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
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