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Don't go away mad,Bill. Just go away.
You spot it, you got it. In this case a know lying documented liar is lying about someone who is actually telling the truth.
Did Bill do this with a straight face?
Clinton said this? You just can't make this stuff up.
I think that it is worth repeating that Bill Clinton was impeached for one count of perjury and one count of obstructing justice.
LOL ... ROTG ...Good Question!!! How does a ex-President who has been disbarred have the brains to ask such a question!!!!!
That describes to a ''T'' the last two Demon-RAT presidents.Slick Willie, you lied constantly.NØbama lies constantly.Wouldn't it really be news if we had a Demon-RAT in any level of government who told the truth on a regular basis???
So, he knows what a "Serial Liar" is? I bet Clintoon does. He lied in our faces on TV looking directly into our living rooms! A disgrace of a human being and he still gets huge money on the lecture tour. Amazing!
I'll be 71 soon and I cannot remember in my lifetime ONE single democrat in national office except Truman who knew how to tell the truth. We had one democrat TN governor (McWhirter) who was usually straightforward--until Clinton used him for the healthcare scam Hillary was running.Clinton, Obama, etc., don't know what to do in the face of Truth or Honor or Fidelity. Its too late for them to learn from Governor Romney.
According to Wiki:Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States, was impeached by the House of Representatives on two charges, one of perjury and one of obstruction of justice, on December 19, 1998.He's officially dishonest!!!
In 1992 and 1996 we elected a dishonest President.So that deals with the who.The American people accepted the lies of William Jefferson (Blythe) Clinton in 1992 about the bimbo eruptions. We were solemnly told that personal ethics had nothing to do with executing the office of President. His dishonesty was blatant and ongoing.It got so bad that during the Lewinsky scandal Clinton was required to testify under oath, during which he defended his definition of the word "is".And he was subsequently disbarred.Then in 2008 we elected another dishonest President. This one lied about his identity, and pretty much everything else. To this day he continues to lie.Clinton and Obama have this much in common: they believe what they are saying when they say it. They cannot lie, because they do not acknowledge truth. To both of them everything is situational; what they say is solely based on what they think their audience needs to hear.They could have gotten away with this 50 years ago.Today we have instant replay and we can see and hear again what they said then and compare their previous utterances to what they say now. This is ruinous.So who wants a dishonest President? Democrats do. They want someone to make them feel good. They have no interest in truth, deficits, defense, the poor, or the world, Their interest is exclusively in their own political careers.See Fauxcohontas in MA for details. She will probably be elected, because she lies almost as much as Obama.Too bad for us who live in this nation, that we must be saddled with those who cannot handle the truth.
Funny you should ask, it sure ain't YOU or Obie!
I'm surprised he didn't burst into flames when he said it!
By the way Billybob, the defition of 'is' is...you read it backward, it's si...means Yes in spanish and Stupid Idiot in English...got that?
Well, THAT'S rich!! Couldn't they find some other segregate to speak that line?
I don't believe any body does, but we keep getting them anyhow.Johnson - Gulf of Tonkin attack by VCNixon - WatergateBush 41 - No new taxesClinton - MonicaObama - Benghazi, Obamacare affordableNot includedBush 43 - Believed, along with intellegence sources, that Sadam had WMD, but was wrong.Carter - Incompetent, but not a liar.
Like Obama, Clinton is not the problem but a symptom of the problem. The problem is that large numbers of Americans still respect, admire and in some cases venerate people like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. If the republic finally fails, it will not be the fault of a single politician with a character disorder. It will be the fault of an electorate that no longer possesses the wisdom and judgment and, yes, morality needed for representative self-government. A nation willing to entrust men like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama with its highest office has begun to lose its way. Even if Romney wins the election, the people who supported Barack Obama will still be around. Unless our educational system can be reformed to create a wiser, more judicious class of citizens capable of choosing the right people to represent them, the jig will shortly be up.
He not only lied, he lied under oath. These people are amoral. How did this country come to this?
i think obama said "i did not have sex with that woman, er, man reggie love"
Can't wait for Hillary to ask " "Who wants a screeching, dumpy frump for a President?"
When I see slic willy on tv, I wonder if he has contracted some disease. He looks terrible, well, more so than usual. Could be living with the hag, but to me he looks sick.
Isn't GM shifting Jeep production to Italy?
From the headline I naturally assumed that ol' Slick Willie was putting himself up for sale.
It takes one to know one, doesn't it, Billy Bob Jeffrey?
Bill Clinton preaching about honesty is a bit like a prostitute preaching about chastity.
Bill Clinton is a famewh*re, and loves the attention. But any person who would vote for missie barack because bill said they should, should not be allowed to vote.
Put some ice on it, Bubba.
This sounds like a Star Trek episode. I'm a liar. I call Romney a liar. Therefore Romney tells the truth. Thanks for clarifying Bill!
The answer to the question of "Who wants a dishonest president"??The answer is obvious THE STUPID AMERIKANPUBLIC DOES,that is why they will vote theirlord and master back in office.Lord messiah o'bama will win a second term to totally ruin this country!!
"who wants a president who will knowingly, repeatedly tell you something he knows is not true"I'm Mitt Romney and I approve this message.
I dunno, Bill. How about anyone who ever voted for you?
Obviously you and the Democrats do! You, yourself, was a dishonest President. I seem to remember your committing perjury!
The Jig is, indeed, up.The blender is hummin'.The jalapeno popcorn is calling me.Smells like.........Liberty.
Really? This coming from the man that lied to the American public about his sexual encounter with an intern. Did Bill develop a blood clot in his brain? Wasn't Bill disbarred from practicing law in Arkansas because he lied? It never amazes me just how low the Democrats will go to steal elections.
Slick should point those boney fingers back at himself.Who are you going to believe a religious man like Mitt, or a man with Roman hands and Russian fingers ?
Hey Monica's boyfriend, it works like this. Chrysler, I mean Fiat, builds a Jeep plant in China which means the numbers they would have built in the US to ship to China are cut. As for Italy. Do you think Fiat will pour money into manufacturing plants in the US or Italy? When they have to cut production and workers which country goes first? They got the $6 billion bribe to buy Jeep, they don't need anything else from us.


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Through November 2010, hospital layoffs resulted in 10,317 initial claims for unemployment benefits, which would project to 11,254 claims for all of 2010. In all of 2009, there were 11,787 initial claims for unemployment linked to hospital layoffs, BLS data show.
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A Brackney, Pennsylvania man is dead after he crashed his motorcycle just before 9 o'clock Saturday night.Pennsylvania State Police say 20-year-old Phillip Curran was traveling north on Brackney Hill Road in Silver Lake Township when he failed to negotiate a curve due to a high rate of speed.
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Elma Irene DeLacey, 91, of Cloquet died on Monday, April 16, 2012 in the Solvay Hospice House in Duluth.
Elma Irene DeLacey, 91, of Cloquet died on Monday, April 16, 2012 in the Solvay Hospice House in Duluth.
Elma was born to Carl and Aina (Jokimaki) Johnson on Jan. 21, 1921 in Automba Township. She was the first of nine children and was delivered at home by a midwife.
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Look in the MirrorBe NiceBe ConfidentBe FunnyBe HealthyBe Yourself
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There are many ways to get guys to notice you, like you, and even become your significant other. The key to it is more about you and less about them. It is about accentuating every one of your strengths both internally and externally, and being confident. So try to focus on yourself first, then be interesting and interested.
Method 1 of 6: Look in the Mirror
1Look in the mirror and identify all the things that you like about yourself. If you focus on the qualities that you like about yourself, you will have far more confidence in yourself than most women out there. While you're looking in the mirror, also become comfortable with your flaws, get over them, and be your biggest fan. Being insecure stinks and serves no one. Genuine confidence will show and give you an edge.Ad
2Be distinctly you. If you ever observe people at a party or any social gathering, you'll always see the majority of guys drawn to women with unique (but not intimidating) personalities. It's never a plain Jane, following the herd, who they all gravitate to, now is it? So ask yourself, is there anything you could improve about your personality or who you are to make yourself more interesting and fun to talk to?
Method 2 of 6: Be Nice
1Be good to people. Guys can easily ignore someone who gossips, nags, insults, teases, and alienates other people. But if he knows you're a kind, caring person, how can he resist? Which is why it's useful to treat others nicely so he'll know what type of person you are. It's amazing how much a guy views you by his first impression and how you act toward others.
- Don't always try to be the life and soul of the party, you'll probably make a fool of yourself, be modest and reserved but not boring.
2Smile! Most guys like girls who smile. Trust me it will help a lot! It will also make you seem more approachable.
Method 3 of 6: Be Confident
1Be confident with yourself. Guys like girls that are comfortable with themselves the way they are, not girls that are like: "Nobody likes me because I'm so ugly and fat!"
2Learn to ask nicely. This is harder than it sounds, but once you're comfortable going up to a guy, making gentle eye contact, giving him a warm smile, and asking him "Could you do me a favor?" you'll have him wrapped around your finger. Try to look innocent and make your eyes big, and bat your eyelashes a lot - trust me this helps significantly, even if its completely artificial over-batting.
Method 4 of 6: Be Funny
1Have a wonderful sense of humor. People gravitate to people who can make others laugh and see the funny side of any situation. But don't cross the line into being silly--laughing at anything and everything that crosses your path can be seen as "ditzy" and "air headed," both of which are quite resistible to some guys.Laugh when he's genuinely funny, or you can tell he was trying to be. Smiles help too.
Method 5 of 6: Be Healthy
1Be healthy. Guys take kindly to a girl who takes care of herself, and that means finding a happy medium for your weight, eating well, getting enough sleep and exercising. Plus, being healthy makes you more energetic, as well as adding to your confidence--who can resist that?
2Be hygienic. Maintain yourself so that you always smell and look fresh and lovely. Take showers, brush your teeth at least two times a day, wear clean clothes, etc.You don't have to get all decked out to be irresistible. Many guys find impeccable cleanliness to be extremely feminine.
Method 6 of 6: Be Yourself
1Remember that you are an excellent and unique person, and that anyone who gets to spend time with you is lucky. Not everyone may appreciate all your quirks as much as the next person, but always remember there is someone out there who will love you exactly the way you are - without any need to 'act' differently. If someone doesn't - ask yourself if they are really worth your effort. Life is too short (and your time is too precious) to force chemistry that just may not be there.
2Don't play dumb. If you are smart, don't act like there isn't a brain your head. Men like it when you can carry out an intelligent conversation, so if you can be smart. However don't try to out smart him, this could be a turn off and drive away the guy you want.Ad
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- When a guy gives a compliment, don't deny it. A simple thank you works.
- Keep gum or mints handy.
- Eye contact is cute, but not too long, you don't want to creep the guy out.
- Try to flirt a little. Look into his eyes for a few seconds, smile and look down.
- Be yourself. If he cant appreciate you for who you are now he never will.
- Guys like it when you laugh at their jokes, even if they're not funny. Just don't laugh at all of them or you'll come off as clingy.
- Be social but not TOO social. Get noticed and be confident but don't act like it's all about you.
- Walk into a room like you own the place. Keep your head up and think "fierce and graceful."
- Encourage the guy when he needs it.
- If you're going to wear make-up, don't over do it, otherwise boys may only like you for your looks, and some boys may call you fake.
- Always keep it real with them, but don't get off topic with it. Keep it short and sweet men like it when you put it out there without beating around the bush. Also they like to know they can conversate with you.
- Don't try too hard. Otherwise it becomes known as teasing.
- Shy isn't always thought of as cute, be sociable!
- Tell him he's looking great today.
- Be careful not to be a clingy person, those who are will only come off as annoying.
- If you are considering the sexual approach (see above), keep in mind that men won't respect you if things progress too quickly.
- Being gratuitously sexual (i.e. showing lots of skin, being very touchy-feely) often backfires. While it might get you a lot of attention and perhaps make you irresistible at first, it'll make you repellant in the long run. Who wants to be around the girl who looks like she's been with everyone else? Also, don't rush into sex too soon.
- Don't be overly confident! As in saying things like,"Aren't I sexy?" and "You would be thankful to find a girl as perfect as me!" Okay, Ms. Conceited! There is a line between confident and arrogant. Don't cross it! Being confident means that you aren't a doormat and you're willing to stick up for your ideas. Being arrogant or pushy means that you'll run over other people and squelch others ideas. Don't do that. Be confident and courteous.
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The meaning of "God's watch" here is not entirely clear.
Don't Israelis and Arab Palestinians deserve more than this? Is it not time to stop the insanity?
At age 104, my mother was still concerned about her relationship with Hashem.
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George W. Bush has been getting some positive media coverage lately, with recent polls showing him at least as popular as his successor, Barack Obama, and a big new book about the Bush presidency by New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker (Days of Fire, Doubleday) portraying Bush as a much more hands-on chief executive than his detractors ever imagined.
Readers who've stuck with the Monitor over the years will forgive this rerun of sorts, but as we approach the fortieth anniversary of the Yom Kippur War – and with the stench of presidential indecisiveness hanging so heavily over Washington these days – it seemed only appropriate to revisit Richard Nixon's role in enabling Israel to recover from the staggering setbacks it suffered in the first week of fighting.
Shakespeare had it right. The evil that men do indeed lives after them. Case in point: Nahum Goldmann, who served in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizational leadership posts from the 1920s through the 1970s.
Oscar "Ossie" Schectman, who scored the first basket in the history of the league that evolved into the National Basketball Association, died last week at age 94.
It's certainly been a while, hasn't it? And yet it seems like the conversation was never really interrupted, as I've enjoyed, in the three and a half months since this column last appeared, many an interesting exchange, via e-mail and phone, with some very intelligent readers.
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Grand Cru Wine Tours is proud to be the official tour company of the Carbon Neutral Challenge for Oregon Wineries. The Carbon Neutral Challenge was completed by 14 Oregon wineries, the largest number of wineries working to reduce their carbon footprint in North America. Each winery went through a six step process to reduce their carbon emissions and are leading the way to protect our climate.
As you visit the Carbon Neutral Challenge wineries, we also encourage you to use our Carbon Footprint Calculator, to calculate the footprint of your trip. We have worked with Sustainable Travel International to offer carbon offsets for your trip emissions.
We wanted to highlight the accomplishments of these companies and have developed a suggested set of tours for you. Eight of the wineries are located in the Newberg area. We have designed two suggested itineraries for visiting these wineries. There is also a route for the three in the Salem area, though Mahonia does not have a tasting room.
To help you find each of the wineries we have collaborated with Geovative to create downloadable tour routes. There is one file for the eight wineries around Newberg, and a second file with the other six wineries. The files can be downloaded to certain Garmin, TomTom, IPhone, and windows mobile devices. To access the GPS files, simply click the link in the title of each tour and you will be directed to the download location.
We are also featuring a one time guided tour option on April 16th, 23rd, and 30th, with each day covering one of the three routes.
Newberg Day 1 Route
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The Allison – The Allison Inn & Spa was selected to host the guests for the Newberg portion of the Carbon Neutral Challenge Wine Tour. The Allison is one of twenty two hotels in the world that have obtained the Gold LEED Certification. The Inn features glass water bottles in the rooms, solar panels and portions of the roof have been covered in sedum. The 85 rooms provide visitors to wine country a luxury stay with a focus on sustainability. The JORY restaurant is located on site and is a great place to have dinner and enjoy their wine list.
Adelsheim – Founded in 1971 Adelsheim is located in the Chehalem Mountains. They are one of the oldest wineries in the Challenge. If you have time, call ahead and set up a winery tour. In additional to Pinot Noir, they have several distinctive white wines, including an Auxerrios. Adelsheim has also completed the LIVE certification.
Soter – Located in the Yamhill-Carlton District, Soter Vineyards was started by Tony and Michelle Soter. Their emphasis is on Pinot Noir, with a small amount of sparkling wine and Cabernet Franc being produced. Please call ahead as Soter is open by appointment only. Soter is also certified LIVE.
Lemelson - Lemelson vineyard and winery is located three miles east of Carlton. They have seven estate vineyards located in three different AVAs and all are organically farmed. Their 50kWh solar electric system provides 40% of the wineries electricity.
Stoller – Stoller was the first gold LEED certified winery in North America. A tour of the winery highlights some of the ways they have found to reduce their environmental impact. The first vines were planted in 1995 and has now grown to 176 acres of vines that are LIVE certified.
Newberg Day 2 Route
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Sokol Blosser – Bill Blosser and Susan Sokol Blosser started their winery on an abandoned prune orchard, 30 miles southwest of Portland, in 1970. Their son, Alex, and their daughter, Alison, now head the company. They received full USDA organic certification in 2005, and their underground barrel cellar was the first winery building in the country to earn LEED certification. Sokol Blosser is one of Oregon's oldest wine producers, and was one of the first to be certified Salmon Safe.
Winderlea – Located southwest of Portland, Winderlea is a fairly new winery, but is already getting plenty of attention for its Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Winderlea is certified LIVE and Salmon Safe. Its founders, Bill Sweat and Donna Morris, use Biodynamic farming to promote the sustainability of their winery.
Chehalem – Chehalem is located in Newburg, in the Northern Willamette Valley, and is Salmon Safe and LIVE certified. The winery focuses on structured, intensely fruited wines, many of which are certified by the Oregon Certified Sustainable Wine Program. Of Chehalem's four estate vineyards, one is farmed entirely organically, and another two are not treated with herbicides. Chehalem uses only their own fruit, and is continually experimenting with processes to let its full potential shine through.
Rex Hill – A to Z Wineworks/Rex Hill source their grapes from over 90 vineyards, all of whom they encourage to become certified by OCSW. To support sustainable wine production and increase the quality of the grapes they source, A to Z Wineworks/Rex Hill often compensates vineyards for the time and effort certification requires. Both A to Z and Rex Hill produce mainly Pinot Noir, but A to Z is also championing the production of some new Chardonnay clones in Oregon.
Salem Route
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Grand Hotel Salem – Located in downtown Salem, The Grand Hotel was selected to host guests of the Carbon Neutral Challenge Wine Tours. The Grand Hotel is involved with a number of initiatives, including the Earthwise certification, recycling soap with Clean The World, and purchasing wind power. Bentley's Grill is located inside of the hotel and is a great spot to have dinner after your tour.
Left Coast Cellars – Left Coast Cellars is located just north of Rickreall on Highway 99. Enjoy the drive up the property overlooking their 360 acre property. A variety of projects have been undertaken, including capturing spring water for irrigation, planting a variety of trees for truffle cultivation, bee hives, and 83kWh of solar electric systems. Plan to visit around lunch time and grab a bite to eat from the Caf'.
Mahonia – Located in South Salem, Mahonia was started over 20 years ago by John D. Miller, one of Salem's pioneers of sustainability. The winery is Salmon Safe and LIVE certified, runs its equipment on locally sourced biodiesel, and supplies most of its power with a 16kW solar array. Due to their small size and eco-friendly practices, Mahonia produces a small quantity of high quality wine and does not have a tasting room yet. Mahonia's wines are available through its office and a few distributers in Eugene and Portland.
Willamette Valley Vineyards – Salmon Safe and LIVE certified since 1997, Willamette Valley Vineyards strong commitment to sustainability is manifested through its bottle return program; its involvement with corkreharvest.org, a nationwide cork recycling campaign; and its innovative employee biodiesel program. Willamette Valley Vineyard produces mainly Pinot Noir, but also offers a Chardonnay, a Pinot Gris, and a Riesling. The vineyard and winery can be found just south of Salem.
Other Participating Wineries
Cooper Mountain – Resting on the slopes of an ancient volcano southwest of Portland, Cooper Mountain has been certified organic since 1995 and earned its Biodynamic farming certification in 1999. Dr. Robert Gross and his wife, Corrine, planted the vineyard's first Pinot Noir and Chardonnay vines in Cooper Mountain's unique soil in 1978, and they currently produce several wines, as well as balsamic vinegar.
King Estate – Located just southwest of Eugene, King Estate has an organic farm on-site that supplies many of the vegetables for its well-known fine dining venue, The Restaurant and Wine Bar. King Estate also contributes a significant amount of produce to local organizations that provide hunger relief. All of King Estate's grapes are organically grown, and the winery produces Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and a limited amount of Chardonnay.
Abacela – The climate of southern Oregon's Umpqua Valley is comparable to that of north and northwest Spain, and Abacela utilizes this climate to its fullest potential to produce atypical Oregonian wines such as Tempranillo and Garnacha. The winery's founders, Earl and Hilda Jones, planted their first Tempranillo vines in 1995, and in 1997 they released the first commercial Tempranillo ever produced in the Pacific Northwest. The winery is LIVE certified and salmon safe.


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I've said in this space before that if you are going to spend money on a Blu-ray player, you should only get one that is capable of delivering two features of the format that weren't available right away: Bonus View and BD-Live.
Bonus View (formerly called Profile 1.1) allows movie studios to include picture-in-picture content while the movie is playing. A popular use of this is for director/actor commentary, but it can also be used to provide different camera angles, real-time storyboard comparisons, and green-screen special effects comparisons. The possibilities, though, have just begun to be explored. Fortunately, the majority of players currently for sale now have Bonus View functionality built-in, but you'll want to make sure, just in case.
BD-Live (formerly called Profile 2.0) is less common in players in stores. It uses a network connection to the Internet to provide downloads of additional content, live chats with others watching the movie, surveys, and a bunch of things the studios haven't even thought of yet.
These two features were built-in to the now-defunct HD DVD format from the beginning, and every HD DVD player ever made was able to be updated to enable the functionality when it was ready. Not so with Blu-ray players, and that issue has been a major sticking point with me when I talk with people about the value proposition of Blu-ray over DVD. Not everyone can immediately recognize the benefits of 6x more resolution and lossless sound, but everyone can see how cool it is to watch a special effects sequence and see the actors performing the stunt against a green screen, and to watch a video by the movie's producer showing off his favorite scenes in the movie.
The BD-Live content released so far hasn't been very compelling, but Disney is hoping to raise the bar when it releases Sleeping Beauty with BD-Live functionality next month. In fact, Disney is leading the charge for more BD-Live content on its discs.
In a recent New York Times article, the president ofDisney's home entertainment unit, Bob Chapek, is quoted as saying:
"BD Live is not a niche product," Mr. Chapek said. "We see mass adoption of the technology."
The company announced plans to release Pinocchio, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fantasia, Fantasia 2000, Beauty and the Beast in the next two years. The article goes on to mention such features as chatting with friends online during the movie (the comments appear on screen after you type them into a computer or cell phone), participating in trivia contests, and sending movie mail, where you can insert yourself into a scene from the movie and send it to friends.
Whether or not these features, or these movies for that matter, appeal to you, it's the potential of the features that should be compelling. Those of you worried about the black helicopters circling overhead (in silent-invisible mode, of course) won't like the idea of having your movie player connected to the Internet, but you can always plug that cable in when your fellow conspiracy theorists aren't looking and enjoy participating in an online chat with Oliver Stone about one of his movies, or downloading an isolated score for your favorite movie.
Bonus View and BD-Live are not optional features, and never should have been left out of the Blu-ray format to begin with. Don't saddle yourself with a player that can't deliver both features. Sony and Samsung are promising updates to their current players that will enable BD-Live (most likely in time for Sleeping Beauty), but some other players on the market are saying "no" to BD-Live, and you should likewise say "no" to them.
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