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A friend passed this along to me, so I thought you'd all like it as well. Research shows this Disney short film dates back to 1938. When you think about it, this trailer was ahead of its time. It's a tiny house, it's a toy hauler, and you'll see it's got a rather stout superstructure. Enjoy!
Mickey's Trailer
The Lonely Cabana
Periodically I'll get requests from readers of The Small Trailer Enthusiast asking about the identity of a particular vintage trailer. I readily admit I'm not the best historian when it comes to vintage trailers, as my forte is more on current offerings. I typically direct those inquiries to various forums or Facebook pages that cater to vintage campers, such as Tin Can Tourists where the vast membership base will likely yield positive results for the person inquiring facts about their unit.
Recently I got a similar inquiry from a reader that I chose to do this post on due to the uniqueness of his trailer. The reader's name is John and his trailer he owns is a fiberglass gooseneck called a Cabana. The best John knows is that it dates back to around 1976 and was built by the same Oregon company that built motorhomes during the some general time period.
While Cabana motorhomes aren't easy to come by, a Cabana trailer is apparently impossible to come by. Says John, "I've been unable to find another Cabana. It could be the last of its kind. I had acquired it with hopes of restoring it or at least making it more usable but it is in Oregon and I don't have the time and money to travel there to keep working on it." John resides in Canada.
The Cabana is a fiberglass shell with a rear door entry, shower/toilet combo, refrigerator, furnace, and table. Since John owned it, he started cleaning it out. "I've removed all the moldy 1970s carpeting on the walls and ceiling and have patched a few holes that were in the ceiling to hold various items. I replaced the skylight since it was broken and brittle. I also repainted the roof just this month."
John's decided to sell it as is instead of continuing with the project. For anyone with some good restoration skills, this could be a pretty fun project to take on, considering the rare quality of the Cabana. John's looking at about a $2,000 price tag for anyone interested. He can be contacted via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com
John has done some extensive research on the Cabana company and its parent company Forest Grove Industries from Forest Grove, Oregon. After my own sleuthing, it's apparent to me that John has likely turned over every rock on the Cabana planet there is. This has moved my opinion to one where the Cabana trailer very well could've been a prototype that never made it to the production stage. I've never seen one during my online travels and if there were multiples built, one would think there'd be pictures out there somewhere, but that's not the case. Which is why I came up with "The Lonely Cabana" for the name of this post, since this might just be the only one you'll ever see.
And as a side note, this Cabana is not to be confused with the Cabana that Keystone RV made from the late 1990′s to the early 2000′s. If any of you who read this have a Cabana or have seen this before, feel free to send me some pics at firstname.lastname@example.com or leave a comment below.
Winter Camping Made Easy
Unless you live in warmer climates, this is the time of year when most RVers turn to that somber task of unloading a season's worth of camping gear, winterizing their RV, and storing it for the winter.
However, for those of you who can stand a little chill, the arrival of the autumnal equinox doesn't mean an end to the fun camping can bring. In fact, if old man winter is reasonable, camping can be a year round activity. My first winter camping escapade was back in January 2010. The Tear Jerkers chapter of Indiana has an annual camping weekend every January at an Indiana state park and call the event "Shiveree". This is a brave group of campers who pull their tear drops and other tiny trailers in the Indiana winter regardless of temps. Although they've had the event in sub-zero weather, the weekend in 2010 was moderate with temps in the 30′s. It was this weekend that started my love for winter camping. For some like me and my wife, it has many advantages to camping during the summer, including cooler….much cooler….temperatures for hiking, cheaper camping rates, and, in most cases, a campground all to yourself. Now you're probably asking how to make this all work if your camper is already winterized. We've come up with a really good routine that lets us survive the weekend unscathed. To start, we're not really big fans of running the furnace in our Scotty. I do fire it up once a year just to make sure it works, but generally we're not fans of running the furnace, especially at night when we're asleep. First it's rather loud, and when you're in a 15′ camper, a loud furnace is a lot noiser than in a 30′ camper. But the biggest reason is running a furnace powered by propane leaves us a little unsettled. So we use a simple electric space heater. Yes, we need electric! But we always camp where there is electric, so it's never an issue. Since we're in a space that's only about 100 square feet, we don't need a big space heater, so we purchased this Honeywell 1500 watt mini tower for about $30.00. It keeps us nice & toasty throughout the night with no issues. Next question: What about water? That's pretty simple. When it comes to not being able to use the sink, we use paper plates and plasticware, so there's little to clean up, in case it's a crock pot or spatula we periodically may use. We generally use the microwave when winter camping to decrease the amount of pots & pans to clean up, which some may not consider "camping", but it works for us. A roaring campfire and a couple of hot dog sticks or pie irons also work well. We'll bring along a couple of jugs of water for coffee and drinking. We recently purchased a Keurig Mini K-Cup coffeemaker for our coffee and hot cider for this time of year. Now for the big one: the bathroom. As someone who's used a pit toilet when it's in the 20′s outside, I can tell you it's no fun. We took advantage of a suggestion from a camping friend of ours. You may have seen some camping toilets that are nothing more than a seat and four legs that uses a bag to line the seat. Those bags are called "Double Doodie" bags, made by Reliance Products.
Using the Double Doodie bag is pretty simple. It consists of a black, garbage bag type bag that is housed within a thicker, silver zip-lock style bag. We line one in our toilet in our Scotty and dispose as needed. It eliminates the need for water to flush the toilet and does pretty well. Due to the cost of them, they're not a single-use bag for us. Use your own judgement when it's time to change one out, but generally a couple can get through a weekend of camping with using only one or two.
So there you have it. These are a few tips you too can use to escape those winter blues and get out there to camp. Even if it's too cold to hike, we like to just get out and just hang out in our Scotty for a weekend. It's cozy, quiet and it's still camping.
Do you have some other ideas of your own for winter camping? Let's hear them! Leave your comments below…we'd love to hear from you.
19′ 2015 Shasta Airflyte Video Walk-Through
As the 19′ Shasta Airflytes are in the process of being fine tuned for production, Shasta president Mark Lucas is featured in a new video from Mount Comfort RV showing the interior details of the 19′ Airflyte.
He makes a point to demonstrate how the bathroom door opens while the gaucho bed is extended. There has been some internet chatter with the 16′ Airflyte and bathroom accessibility while the gaucho is extended in that model, but that appears not to be an issue with the 19′.
Like the 16′ Airflyte, the 19 footer can be had in Matador Red, Butternut Yellow, or Seafoam Green. Overall length is 20′ and dry weight is less than 3,000 lbs. Mount Comfort RV has additional specs on the 19′ Airflyte on their website by clicking here. As has been the case since the Shasta reissue was announced earlier this summer, a big tip of the cap to Rusty and Toney at Mount Comfort RV for all the pics and videos!
Little Guy Introduces Off-Road T@B
Little Guy Worldwide has announced a new concept to the T@B for 2015. The T@B Outback will be an upgrade package that will allow for taking a T@B off-road.
- 5 Piece ABS Off-road Assembly Package
- Roof Rack with Cargo Basket and Off-road Spare
- Pitched Axle, Off-road Tires & Rims
- Custom Diamond Plate Tongue Box
- Aluminum Front Utility Platform
- Cargo Netting Above Window
- Uber Tough Marmoleum Flooring
- Radiused Diamond Plate LP/Battery Box
- Solid Gray Cushions
The Outback will be available in any of the T@B floorplans EXCEPT the Clamshell. Production will start over the next couple of months and units should be available come the start of the 2015 camping season.
Although the T@B Outback is not on the T@B website as of this posting, I'll have a follow-up post over the coming months as more details become available.
Indy Fall Boat & RV Show Review
I spent some time at the Fall Boat & RV Show at the Indiana State Fairgrounds today to check out some of the offerings for buyers looking for something under 20 feet. There were six RV dealers participating at the show including Colerain RV, Modern Trailer Sales, Tom Raper RV, Mount Comfort RV, Pete's RV Center, and Walnut Ridge Family RV Sales.
Typically there aren't a lot of smaller trailers at these shows, and this show was no exception. However, there were enough there that I thought I'd share some of them with you.
The R-pod has a new paint scheme for 2015. This unit is the 178 floorplan that Pete's RV Center had on display.
The Forest River Rockwood HW296 from Tom Raper RV. This thing's BIG for a pop-up, as you may notice it has twin axles.
Tom Raper RV also had a hard sided pop-up from Rockwood there as well. This is the A 128 S floor plan.
Keeping with the hard sided pop-up theme, Mount Comfort RV had two Aliners on display, including their largest unit, the Expedition.
Modern Trailer Sales had a Wildwood X-Lite on hand. This one is the 185 RB floor plan.
Pete's RV Center also had the economical Coachmen Clipper. This is the 17BH floor plan.
And rounding things out was the slick looking Sonic by Venture RV. This unit is the SN190VRB floor plan was on display at the Colerain RV corral.
As the 2014 camping season comes to a close for most, now is a good time to buy. Many new 2014 models can be had at some really good prices, as dealers look to move inventory to make way for the 2015 models, as the winter RV show season is just around the corner.
2015 Shasta Airflyte Update
As posted on the Mount Comfort RV Facebook page, Shasta RV president Mark Lucas released additional photos of the 2015 Shasta Airflyte reissue. The new photos show the Butternut Yellow and Seafoam Green color schemes. With the Matador Red scheme that initially debuted in July, this completes the three colors available of the 1,941 Airflytes to be produced.
According to Mount Comfort RV, most of the 1,941 units have been spoken for and it's anticipated the last couple hundred will be reserved within the next week. Production of the 16′ and 19′ models will start September 22.
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Our 3rd Anniversary Review
Labor Day weekend generally marks the time I created The Small Trailer Enthusiast web site. September 3, 2011 marks the day it went live and September 7, 2011 marks the day of my first post (http://smalltrailerenthusiast.com/2011/09/07/a-tale-of-two-shastas/). Long time readers of this site know why I started it (http://smalltrailerenthusiast.com/2011/12/16/the-impetus-of-the-small-trailer-enthusiast/) and touched on a little more of that with my 1st anniversary review in 2012 (http://smalltrailerenthusiast.com/2012/09/05/the-1st-anniversary-of-the-small-trailer-enthusiast/).
Little has changed in the format of the site over the past year. But one thing that did change in the site has been the thing I like to review at the anniversary date: site traffic. As I mentioned in my 2012 review in the link above, the site had a paltry 15 site visits per day for the first month. That seems like a long distant time ago, as nowadays the site averages that many visits every 20 minutes! The last 3 months have seen an impressive 1,000 visits per day.Growth has been consistent each year. Looking at the annual visit averages:
September 3, 2011 – September 3, 2012: 346 unique visits per day
September 3, 2012 – September 3, 2013: 473 unique visits per day (36.7% increase)
September 3, 2013 – September 3, 2014: 644 unique visits per day (36.2% increase)
My decision to put Google AdSense ads on the site has helped offset the costs to pay for the domain and other associated costs with keeping a website up & running. Plus, it's also helped add a little to our camping budget as well. I never know what ads Google will provide, as that is something out of my control; I just provide them the space. But I think overall Google does a good job with the ads they place in those spaces and they're generally in line with the theme of The Small Trailer Enthusiast.
The continued growth adds to my motivation to keep this thing going for years to come. As my wife & I look toward the future, we're pushing hard to shoot for that magical age 55 retirement so few get to take advantage of. Our plan is to call it quits from the 9-5 world, sell our house, and become full-time RVers. And when that happens, I'll be able to spend more time than I do now researching and writing about small trailers. Even though our retirement rig will be outside the bounds of "small", I'll still continue to carry the torch for those interested in something small to camp in. I've learned over the past 3 years that there's a big segment of folks out there who prefer trailers small.
And if you're wondering what that rig of ours will be? Well, after owning a T@B….
and our beloved Serro Scotty…..
it's obvious we like camping in eye-catching trailers. And although it's not small, we've narrowed our choice down to a 30′ Airstream Flying Cloud.
But, we'll touch on that the closer we get to full-timing. Stay tuned for that post….in 8-10 years!
2015 Shasta Airflyte video update
As discussed a couple of weeks ago, Mount Comfort RV has made a trip up to northern Indiana to get a first hand look at the new 2015 Shasta Airflyte. Shasta president Mark Lucas gave Mount Comfort RV an exclusive walk through video tour to go over the ins and outs of the Airflyte. Instead of me rehashing in a post what he talks about, I'll just leave all the talking to Mark. More detailed photos are up on the Mount Comfort RV website and can be seen by clicking here.
Mount Comfort RV vice president Rusty Eckstein tells me they've been taking pre-orders for the Airflyte from all over the country. And starting at $14,999, I think it's safe to say the 1,941 that will be produced will be spoken for rather quickly. Feel free to leave comments with Mount Comfort RV on their YouTube page below the video so they can pass along your likes & dislikes to Shasta…they are listening.
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Forest River reissuing the classic Shasta Airflyte
Consider this post the first of several over the coming weeks and months to introduce you to the new Shasta Airflyte, produced by Shasta's manufacturer, Forest River. Even though I use the word "new", the new Airflyte will look anything but new. In fact, it will use a nearly exact blueprint from the 1961, although it will comply with RVIA specs. The Airflyte will have a limited production run of just under 2,000 units and should be available later in 2014. And this Airflyte will be a far cry from the Airflyte that Coachmen RV brought back in 2009, which happened to be featured in the very first post of this blog back in 2011: http://smalltrailerenthusiast.com/2011/09/07/a-tale-of-two-shastas/
Over the coming weeks, I'll be privvy to some inside info on the Airflyte, courtesy of Rusty Eckstein, vice president of Mount Comfort RV, a dealer that will be carrying the Airflyte. We'll have more info including a lot of photos, specs and even some video from the factory in Elkhart. But for now, here are two photos from the factory on the assembly line to whet your appetite. More to come!
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There are 2 bedrooms in apartment, one with double bed for 2 and another with 2 single beds. Also, 2 people can sleep in living room and a spacious sofa bed.
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Drug Resistance
The development of multidrug resistance remains one of the most serious impediments to effective, curative chemotherapy in cancer patients. Resistance develops from a cancer cell's natural response to anticancer drugs. We believe that by understanding these cellular responses, we will learn more about the mechanism of action of specific drugs and about why treatments fail. Ultimately, we hope to contribute to the design of more effective therapeutics and/or treatment protocols and to the advancement of customized therapies based on an individual patient's likelihood of response. Therefore, the overriding theme in my laboratory is to understand, on a molecular level, the various cellular responses and resulting resistance mechanisms that arise in cancer cells treated with anticancer agents.
Multidrug Resistance-1
Perhaps the best characterized mechanism of drug resistance is that mediated by the Multidrug Resistance-1 (MDR1) gene in humans. MDR1 codes for P-glycoprotein (Pgp), an ATP-dependent plasma membrane protein that acts as a drug pump to prevent intracellular drug accumulation and render cells drug resistant. Pgp can transport and make cancers resistant to a variety of anticancer agents and other xenobiotics, whereas Pgp expression in normal tissues can affect drug pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and blood-brain distribution in patients. Tissue culture systems have been used extensively to study the functional properties of Pgp and the control of MDR1 expression, but adequate animal models for studying the in vivo regulation and activity of MDR1 have been lacking.
Our early studies focused on using MDR1 as a therapeutic and selectable gene therapy tool to render normal hematopoietic cells resistant to high doses of chemotherapy. We developed a set of gene therapy vectors that allow for delivery of MDR1 and other non-selectable but potentially therapeutic genes to normal cells. These have been used to clarify the stringency of MDR1 functional expression in hematopoietic cells and have exposed a number of key limitations to MDR1 as a potential in vivo selectable and therapeutic tool in humans. More recent studies are focused on developing an animal model system that allows for bioimaging of mouse mdr1 expression in vivo, in real time, and under the influence of various developmental, environmental, and genetic influences. This model is providing new, heretofore unattainable information about the role of mdr1 in drug resistance and normal organ function.
Trastuzumab Resistance
Several projects in the lab have developed from the emergence of novel, mechanism-based anticancer agents that are designed to interfere with signal transduction pathways. As these new agents are tested in the clinic, it will be important to understand potential mechanisms of resistance that will invariably develop against them. As one example, we are investigating resistance mechanisms to trastuzumab (Herceptin®), a monoclonal antibody directed against the Her2/neu receptor that is frequently overexpressed in human breast cancer. Trastuzumab is used clinically for the treatment of Her2-positive breast cancers, but only about 30% of those cancers actually respond to trastuzumab monotherapy. We have isolated trastuzumab-resistant cells in the laboratory and found that they have constitutive activation of the PI-3-kinase/Akt pathway of signal transduction, even in the presence of trastuzumab, which normally turns off this pathway in Her2-dependent cells. One mechanism of sustained PI-3-kinase/Akt signaling appears to be through the over-expression of a protein called t-Darpp. Current studies are focused on understanding the molecular mechanism by which t-Darpp confers resistance to trastuzumab and to other chemotherapeutic agents; elucidating the cellular machinery that controls expression of t-Darpp during the emergence of drug resistance; and determining the role of t-Darpp in clinical outcomes in patients with breast cancer. We expect our work to reveal key details about a cell's response to anticancer drugs such as trastuzumab and, potentially reveal novel cellular targets for future drug development. Moreover, we envision a day when therapy can be customized based on a patient's likelihood of response as determined by a battery of molecular markers and determinants of that response.
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Maps - artwork done. Need to be printed.
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The past decade witnessed a sharp decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) i n the country's agricultural sector with the figure dropping from 8 per cent of Vietnam's total FDI in 2001 to merely 1 per cent in 2010.
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development's (MARD) International Cooperation Department's Integration and Investment Division head Tran Van Cong said the shortfall came from three factors.
The first was associated with investment projects' restructuring when all projects involved with cattle feed production and agricultural-forestry product processing in agriculture were transferred to the industrial sector.
Second, sharp rise in the number of FDI projects in infrastructure and property fields against finite growth of investment projects in agriculture has magnified differences in FDI capital structure.
Third, investment in agriculture was considered risky with lengthy capital return and heavy reliance on climatic conditions.
Objectively, lack of expertise in compiling strategies to woo investors in agriculture, lateness in presenting prioritised investment projects, loosened cooperation between state management agencies and localities in luring investment and resolving FDI projects' problems were allegedly major causes making foreign investors turn their back to the sector.
A Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (Kotra) representative said Vietnam's agriculture was less charming in the eyes of foreign investors chiefly due to lack of information, then the problems associated with infrastructure and administrative procedures.
Besides, the incentives to help lure investors into agricultural development failed to create breakthroughs. Though the Vietnamese government enacted the Decree 61/2010/ND-CP encouraging businesses to invest in agriculture and rural areas in 2010, only 1.63 per cent of Vietnamese firms have set their foot in this sector.
"How could we attract foreigners to invest in Vietnamese agriculture when even local firms hesitated to do so and rich rural people inject money into urban area investment ventures," said head of the Institute of Policy and Strategy for Agricultural and Rural Development Dr. Dang Kim Son.
Son also proposed to offer more incentives towards FDI projects in the agricultural sector.
A MARD senior official said priority would be given to wooing FDI projects using less natural resources, involving the processing industry, seeds production, agricultural machinery manufacture, and technology intensive projects. Besides, MARD said it was considering the application of public-private partnership (PPP) model to help the agricultural sector lure more investors.
Reality shows that current FDI projects in the agricultural sector are mostly small in size, averaging $20-30 million per project and most investors come from Asia such as Thailand, South Korea, Japan or Singapore.
Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Develolpment's statistics show that the agricultural sector attracted 32 projects worth around $490 million in 2010. These projects chiefly involve livestock breeding, cultivation, forest conservation, water conservation and climate changes.
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Environmental Industry Associations becomes National Waste & Recycling Association.
The national association of private waste and recycling companies formerly known as the Environmental Industry Associations (EIA) has changed its name to the National Waste & Recycling Association. The change goes into effect officially Dec. 2, 2013. Along with the name change, the association has unveiled a new logo.
The association says the name change follows the EIA's merger with its subassociations, the National Solid Wastes Management Association (NSWMA) and the Waste Equipment Technology Association (WASTEC).
"The rebranding is a significant milestone in achieving the goals of the strategic plan we adopted in November 2012," says Charlie Appleby, chairman of the National Waste & Recycling Association.
Appleby, who also is chairman and CEO of Advanced Disposal, adds, "The strategic vision for the group is the creation of a merged advocacy organization with leadership, expertise and programs that promote the association as the most effective and trusted voice on 'all things waste and recycling.'"
Sharon Kneiss, president and CEO of the association, notes, "While the merger is now complete with this rebranding, our work continues to establish a number of programs within the organization. Our group is committed to the National Waste & Recycling Association being the unparalleled leader in industry advocacy, safety, waste technology, standards and statistics. Furthermore, we are building a strong certification program and working to deliver excellent education opportunities."
The group's new logo includes symbols reflecting the industry's involvement in the collection of waste and recyclables, recycling, organics and composting and the production of waste-based energy. The inclusion of the word "innovate" in the tagline highlights how technology is revolutionizing the way that waste and recycling is managed in America, says the group.
"Our brand name and logo are important indicators of who we are and what we stand for," says Kneiss. "With this new name, we are taking the opportunity to strengthen and modernize how we represent our association and promote the industry to our members, government officials, the media and the communities in which we operate."
The National Waste & Recycling Association, based in Washington, D.C., represents nearly 800 companies operating in the United States.
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The Homeland Security Department has entered in to agreements with four Native American tribes to produce enhanced identification cards approved for use at U.S. border crossings.
DHS officials announced the most recent agreement with the 28,000-member Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona to develop Enhanced Tribal ID Cards, which will contain radio identification frequency (RFID) microchips and be compliant with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Under the initiative, border patrol officials at land and sea entry points accept only approved forms of identification, including U.S. passports or passport cards, as well as hybrid driver's licenses/border crossing cards issued by four states and two provinces in cooperation with DHS.
The passport cards and enhanced licenses contain RFID tags that can be scanned electronically from distances of about 20 feet for fast and easy processing. The Tohono O'odham's ID cards will feature RFID tags and follow a design similar to the enhanced driver's licenses, according to a DHS spokesman.
Since January, DHS officials also have signed agreements for enhanced tribal ID cards with the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, the Pascua Yaqui of Arizona and the Seneca Nation of New York, according to a news release. Departmental officials are currently in discussion with about 25 other tribes.
RFID tags in identification cards have raised privacy and security concerns because of the possibility of being scanned by an unauthorized person. To address those concerns, the RFID-enhanced ID cards contain only a series of numbers, which must be matched to a DHS database to obtain personal information.
Washington State, Vermont, Michigan and New York have made similar agreements with the Homeland Security and Department are distributing RFID-enhanced driver's licenses on a voluntary basis. The Canadian provinces of Ontario and British Columbia also have reached agreements with DHS for enhanced licenses that can be used to enter the United States.
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1/5 Photos of East Croatian Meat Loaf
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30 mins
50 mins
This recipe is from village Nijemci in Slavonia (eastern Croatia). Nijemci literally means Germans; I have collected this recipe during annual minority fair in Zagreb where minorities present their culture. German minority was pretty large in eastern Croatia, but after 2WW Bolsheviks wiped them out (mostly kill them in concentration camps). Village Nijemci remind us of that minority (today we have about 2000-3000 Germans (volksdeutsch) living in Croatia) and they mostly live in east Croatia. The recipe is time consuming but very nice Sunday family gathering meal.
Serves: 5
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (184 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 5
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