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(Santiago, Torres del Paine)
Experience Torres del Paine National Park, considered as the 5th most beautiful place in the world by the National Geographic and one of the most beautiful National Park in Chile. The high mountains, wildlife, glaciers &lakes and rivers shaped a landscape unique & breathtaking. Experience, discover and enjoy the beauty of this park by trekking the most important route open for tourism. "W" route is known by many tourists like one of the most popular trekking route in Patagonia and it will certainly be an unforgettable adventure.
Private airport transfer in Santiago with a guide and driver.
Enjoy a private half day panoramic city tour with your own private vehicle, professional driver and English speaking Guide taking in the main avenues of the city's civic center as well as the main sites of interest. Visit La Moneda Palace, the current seat of the government formerly the home of Chilean presidents until 1958. Then continue along the streets of the downtown area to the Main Square surrounded by the Cathedral Metropolitana of the XVIII century, the National Historical Museum, and the Central Post Office. Visit the Forestal Park passing in front of the Fine Arts Museum towards Bellavista, the bohemian quarter of Santiago. Continue to San Cristóbal Hill, a beautiful public park dominated by the monumental sculpture of Virgin Mary (36 meter high). From this site, enjoy a panoramic view of the city before continuing toward the modern residential neighborhoods of Pedro de Valdivia Norte, Las Condes, and Vitacura. At the end of the tour you will be dropped back at your hotel allowing you some time for some independent exploring or some relaxation time at your hotel. San Cristobal hill fee included.
Fly from Santiago to Punta Arenas with a stop in Puerto Montt. The flight duration is approximately 5 hours. Please note: Exact flight itinerary is subject to availability at time of booking. Flight rates and availability are subject to change until booking
The minibus journey is just under four-and-a-half hours: The journey from Punta Arenas to Llanuras de Diana, along 200 kilometers (124 miles) of paved road takes two-and-a-quarter hours. From there, the 190 kilometers (118 miles) to Torres del Paine National Park is mainly along dirt roads and takes two hours and 20 minutes. We stop at Llanuras de Diana for about half an hour for a light meal provided by Explora.
The entrance ticket to Torres del Paine National Park is included.
Daily excursions at Explora Patagonia have been carefully created and are classified according to duration and level of difficulty.
Each day guests can select from 5 to 10 different options, selected according to the weather conditions and guests desires.
Hiking, horseback riding, in a van or by motorboat; in groups no larger than 8 guests accompanied by a bilingual guide, excursions allow in-depth contact with the wonders of Torres del Paine National Park, year round.
Every evening at the hotel bar, guides are available to meet and discuss possible options for the following day.
Explora Patagonia half-day excursions
WALK TO LAKE GREY PENINSULA Duration:3.5 to 4 hours (half-day). Walking 2 to 2.5 hours. Distance: 5 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van toward the Grey Ranger Station (40 min). Cross the Pingo River hanging bridge by foot and continue through a forest of beech, followed by the Lake Grey beach and peninsula. View of the Grey Glacier and icebergs along the shore. Return by van (40 min). Level: Easy.
WALK TO NORDENSKJÖLD VISTA POINT Duration:3 hours (half-day). Walking: 2.5 hours. Distance on foot: 6 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (10 min) toward the Pudeto Refugio. Walk to the shore of Lake Pehoé, first passing the Salto Grande waterfall, then toward the Paine Massif until reaching the vista point of Lake Nordenskjöld. Spectacular view of the French Valley, the Paine Grande Massif and the Horns. Note: Frequent strong winds. Level: Easy.
WALK TO THE TORO VISTA POINT Duration:2 hours (half-day). Walking 1.5 hours. Distance on foot: 3.5 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (15 min) toward the Weber bridge, climb 100 meters until reaching the Toro vista point. Observe birds, regional fauna and characteristics of the local aquatic flora. Views of Lake Toro and the Serrano River flanked by grand Andean peaks such as the Ferrier and Donoso mountains, among others. Return by van to explora (15 min). Level: Easy.
WALK ALONG LAS CORNISAS (THE CORNICES) Duration:3 to 3.5 hours (half-day). Walking 3 to 3.5hours. Distance on foot: 6.5 km. Itinerary: Leave explora on foot. Ascend 250 meters to the cornice of the ridge behind explora, offering views of the Paine Massif, the Condor vista point, and lakes Pehoé and Nordenskjöld. The road continues along the cornice, with passing tiny lakes and forest, with views of the Paine River, Prat Mountain, Serrano Prairie and Lake Toro in the distance. Descend the La Feria Ravine. Note: Frequent strong winds. Level: Medium.
WALK TO LAGO SARMIENTO Duration:2.5 to 3 hours (half-day). Walking 2 to 2.5 hours. Distance on foot: 4 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (20 min) passing the Lagunas Mellizas (Twin Lakes). The walk leads to Lake Sarmiento, which has unusual yet beautiful calcium formations along its shore. Possible sightings of guanacos and diverse birds, and a wide variety of flora (especially during the spring). View of Lake Sarmiento in its entirety. Return by van (20 min). Level: Easy.
WALK TO PINGO RIVER Duration:4 to 5 hours (half-day). Walking 2.5 to 3 hours. Distance on foot: 8 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (40 min) toward the Grey Ranger Station. Relatively flat trail that follows the turbulent, glacier-fed Pingo River, through open prairie to arrive at the Salmon River Cascade. Great variety of birds and exuberant vegetation. Return to the Grey Ranger Station, and back to explora by van (40 min). Level: Easy.
WALK TO THE CONDOR VISTA POINT Duration:2 hours walking. Distance on foot: 4 km. Itinerary: Leave explora on foot. This walk offers sweeping views of the park, and allows for the observation of diverse flora and species of birds. Ascend 250 meters to the Condor vista point. Note: Frequent strong winds. Level: Medium.
WALK TO FERRIER VISTA POINT Duration:4 hours (half-day). Walking 3 hours. Distance on foot: 7 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (40 min) toward the Grey Ranger Station. Steep climb (550 meters) to Ferrier vista point. Lovely vegetation along the trail and the possibility of viewing huemules,a local deer. Ancient forest of deciduous beech and a spectacular panorama of the Paine Massif from the eastern flank of the Pingo Valley. View of lakes Grey, Pehoé, Nordenskjöld and Sarmiento. Return by van (40 min). Note: Frequent strong winds. Level: Difficult.
WALK ALONG THE AONIKENK TRAIL Duration:3 to 4 hours (half-day). Walking 2.5 to 3.5 hours. Distance on foot: 7.5 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (30 min) toward the Lake Sarmiento Ranger Station. Walk a moderate trail north to the limit of the park, with moderate ascent (150 meters). The excursion allows for walking through rock walls it is possible to see Aonikenk Indian paintings, primitive inhabitants of the region. There is an abundance of guanacos here. Gradual descent to the Laguna Amarga Ranger Station. Return by van (35 min). Level: Easy.
PHOTO SAFARI TO OBSERVE FLORA, FAUNA AND BIRDS Duration:3 hours (half-day). Itinerary: Leave explora by van to the quincho barbecue site. This excursion has an emphasis on photography and learning the flora and fauna of the park. During the journey it is possible to observe a numerous varieties of fauna such as guanacos, rheas, condors, foxes, skunks, ducks, geese and other varieties of birds, especially during the spring. Views of the Horns and the Towers, the Almirante Peak and the Paine River Cascade. Return by van (1 hour). Level: Easy.
WALK ALONG LAGUNA AZUL (BLUE LAKE) Duration:4 to 5 hours (half-day). Walking 2 to 3 hours. Distance on foot:8 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van to the quincho barbecue, and walk from the extreme northeast of Laguna Azul along the northern shore until reaching the Torres del Paine vista point. Forests of deciduous and Antarctic beech, views of the Towers and Laguna Azul. Abundant flora and opportunities for birdwatching. This walk may be taken before or after the barbecue lunch. Level: Easy.
Explora Patagonia Full-day excursions
WALK TO GLACIAR GREY Duration: 10 to 11 hours (full day). Walking 4 to 6 hours. Distance: 12 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by boat (30 min). Walk from the Pehoé Refugio to the Grey Refugio, with views of the Grey Glacier, icebergs in Lake Grey, the Southern Ice Field, the Paine Massif and the Olguin Mountains. Picnic lunch close to the glacier. Return by boat across Lake Grey (2 hours), with an close look at the glacier wall. Return by van from the Grey Ranger Station to explora (40 min). Note: The boat crossing is dependent on climactic conditions Level: Medium.
WALK TO THE TORO HEIGHTS Duration: 5 to 6 hours (full day). Distance on foot: 12 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (10 min) to the La Feria Ravine, and ascend 250 meters. Views of the Paine Massif and the Paine River. Continue through interior valleys, past lakes and beech forests. Picnic lunch. The trail continues until reaching the Toro Heights Lake, with a spectacular, 360-degree view of the park. Descend to the Weber Bridge. Return to explora by van (15 min). Level: Medium
WALK TO LAGUNA LA CAL / SARMIENTO Duration: 7 hours (full day). Walking 6 to 7 hours. Distance on foot: 17 km. Itinerary: Leave by foot from explora via the trail to the Las Buitreras (Condor Nest) Pass, ascending 200 meters. The trail passes through beech forest and arrives at La Cal Lake, a site where one can usually appreciate the strong Patagonian wind. In the spring, there is abundant fauna in the area. Impressive view of the Paine Horns and Lake Sarmiento, with its calcium formations. Return by van (20 min) Level: Medium
WALK TO THE FRENCH VALLEY GLACIER Duration:7 to 8 hours (full day). Walking 6 to 7 hours Distance on foot: 16 km Itinerary: Leave explora by boat (30 min) to the Pehoé Refugio. Walk along the trail that borders lakes Pehoé and Skottsberg, with undulating climbs of less than 150 meters. Spectacular views of the two lakes, of the Grand Paine Mountain and the Paine Horns. Cross the hanging bridge over French River for a view of the French Glacier, the principal peak of the Grand Paine Mountain and the principal and north Horns. Picnic lunch and return walking back to the Pehoé Refugio. Return by boat to explora (30 min) Note: The boat crossing is dependent on climactic conditions. Level: Medium.
WALK TO THE BASE OF THE PAINE TOWERS Duration:10 to 11 hours (full day). Walking 8 to 9 hours. Distance on foot: 17 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (1 hour) toward the Cerro Paine Ranch. Ascend 350 meters through the Ascencio River Valley to the Chileno campground. Walk through centuryold forests of beech and past gorges until reaching the Torres campground. Climb a glacial moraine until reaching the Towers vista point at the lake (a 350-meter climb). Picnic lunch and return walking back to the Cerro Paine Ranch, with a view of multicoloured lakes. Return by van to explora. Note: This excursion requires that participants be in good physical shape. Level: Difficult.
WALK TO THE PINGO RIVER VALLEY Duration:10 to 11 hours (full day). Walking 8 to 9 hours. Distance on foot: 21 km. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (40 min) towards the Grey Ranger Station. Walk along a relatively flat trail following the turbulent, glacier-fed Pingo River, and through open prairies and exuberant vegetation. Pass the Salmon River and climb lightly (200 meters). Native beech forest, views of the Grand Paine Mountain and the River Pingo Cascade, and good opportunities for bird watching. Picnic lunch and return walking back until reaching the Grey Ranger Station. Level: Difficult
Explora Horseback Riding Excursions
Horseback rides in the Laguna Azul (Blue Lake) area begin at the quincho barbecue site, about an hour from explora by van, and visit a few of the estancias (ranches) in the area. Rides are designed for guests with riding experience, and who feel comfortable trotting and galloping.
HORSEBACK RIDE AT THE QUINCHO Duration:1 to 1.5 hours of horseback riding (halfday). Itinerary: Leave explora by van toward the quincho barbecue site (1 hour drive). Leave from the quincho on horse, passing through forests of deciduous and Antarctic beech, with views of the Baguales peaks, the Las Chinas River, Mount Almirante Nieto, the Towers and the Condor Nest peak. Pass by the Laguna Azul ranch and return to the quincho bordering the Las Chinas River. Level: Easy.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO THE 2 DE ENERO ESTANCIA (JANUARY 2 RANCH) Duration:3 hours of horseback riding (half-day). Itinerary: Leave explora by van to the quincho barbecue site (1 hour). Cross the Zamora River on horseback, passing through sections of prairie, Lake Jara and finally arriving at the 2 de Enero estancia at the base of the Obelisco peak. Possibility of seeing condors and eagles. Views of the Sierra Baguales peaks and the Paine Towers. Note: This excursion requires previous horseback riding experience. Level: Difficult.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO THE SANTA GEMITA RANCH Duration:2 hours of horseback riding (half-day). Itinerary:Leave explora by van to the quincho barbecue site (1 hour). Cross the Zamora River on horseback. Ascend and descend the hills surrounding the quincho, arriving at the Santa Gemita ranch. Return via steep slopes. Possibility of seeing condors and eagles. Spectacular view of the Towers and Laguna Azul. Level:Medium.
Note:The horseback rides that follow begin at the explora stable located 15 minutes from the hotel, unlike the rides that begin at the Quincho barbecue site. These rides are designed principally for participants with riding experience and who feel comfortable riding for several hours on flat prairie and hills. Participants should know how to trot and/or gallop. explora provides the highest-quality Chilean and English saddles, gaiters and helmets.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO THE DONOSO VISTA POINT Duration:6 hours (full day). Five hours riding. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (15 min) to the stable. Narrow trails through forest, along lakes and across prairie land. View of Donoso Mountain, in one of the least-explored, virgin areas of the park. Picnic lunch next to Los Choros Lake. Prairie, streams, mountains and exuberant flora are a few of the highlights of this horseback ride. Return by van (15 min). Level: Medium.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO SERRANO RIVER Duration:3 hours (half-day). Two hours riding. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (15 min) to the stable. The horseback ride begins crossing the Serrano prairie and along the turquoise waters of the Serrano River, with a view of the snowy peaks of Mount Balmaceda. Return via the golden Serrano prairie, with views of the Paine Horns. Return by van (15 min). Level: Medium.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO LAKE LINDA Duration:3 hours (half-day). Two hours riding. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (15 min) to the stable. Leaving north from the stable, the trail first passes through hills dotted with charred trees. Views of the Negra Lake, Linda lake, the prairie around the administration building, Paine River, Toro Lake, and the Paine and Andean mountain ranges. Return by van (15 min). Level: Easy.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO THE PEHOÉ REFUGIO Duration:4 hours (half-day) Three hours riding. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (15 min) to the stable. The ride begins through the prairie next to the stable, in the direction of the Las Carretas campground. View of Lake Grey and its icebergs. Picnic lunch in the area. The ride continues to the Pehoé Refugio, with spectacular views of the Paine Massif, Lake Pehoé and the Andean mountain range. Return by boat from Refugio Pehoé (30 min). Note: The boat crossing is dependent on climactic conditions. Level: Medium.
HORSEBACK RIDE TO THE TORO HEIGHTS Duration:4 hours (half-day). Three hours riding. Itinerary: Leave explora by van (15 min) to the stable. The horseback ride begins at the eastern side of the Paine River, heading toward the La Feria Ravine. Ride uphill 250 meters, with views of the Paine Massif and River. Continue along interior valleys dotted with lakes and through beech forest. The trail continues until reaching the Toro Heights, with a spectacular, 360-degree view of the park. Descend toward the Weber Bridge and return to the stable. Return to explora by van (15 min). Level: Difficult.
Another day to enjoy the excursions at Explora Patagonia!
Return airport transfer to Punta Arenas.
Fly from Punta Arenas to Santiago. The flight duration is approximately 3.5 hours.Please note: Direct flight is subject to availability at time of booking. Flight rates and availability are subject to change until booking. This flight may operate with a stop in Puerto Montt.
The Singular Santiago (opening October 2014) combines the style of early 20th century buildings with neoclassical French architectural influences. The result is a striking new addition to the Santiago cityscape. The hotel's design embraces the artistic heritage of the neighborhood, while adding a cutting-edge modernity: it is an innovative homage to the city's history and culture. The interior of the hotel recalls the days of yore: a tribute to the palaces of past centuries that sets the tone for the entire environment. Each doorway is a portal not just into another room, but to another place: a Singular setting with an ambiance all its own.
The Singular Santiago Hotel is set to open October 2014.
Explora Patagonia is located at the center of the Torres del Paine National Park, the heart of Patagonia, on the shores of Lake Pehoé. The lodge has 49 rooms, with breathtaking views of the Paine Massif and the Salto Chico waterfall. Explora actively introduces travelers to the great scenery of South America, through a well prepared exploration program. The base is a hotel built for linking man to temporary space - present and past - and the mysteries of nature. Explora Patagonia is located at the center of the Torres del Paine National Park, the heart of Patagonia, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
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Christina Adams ,
April 21, 2014
"I know it's silly to give all 10's, obviously every trip has it's ups and downs, but if it hadn't been for our Kensington Tours planning, guides and drivers we would have been lost! It was wonderful to be out in a strange new environment yet know we had a safety net and a friendly face. The places we visited were awesome but I think we'll remember most the people that we met. Thank you and I'll send photos soon! Sincerely, Christina Adams"
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Frank Manna ,
April 21, 2014
"Our guided transfers were exceptionally accommodating even though our flights were considerably delayed. The Annavillanas Jungle Lodge was spectacular for location, accommodations and food. The Rio Carnival experience was unique and unforgettable and our seats were wonderful. Loved the location of our hotel in Rio.......right on the street of Copacabana Beach.......fantastic. "
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Vivian Jennings ,
April 21, 2014
"Very pleased with organization. Not having to worry about connections or arrangements is wonderful. Great selection with hotels, Coral 1 and Napo Wildlife. Kensington puts all the details together to ensure a wonderful trip. Highly recommend the Galapagos and Amazon. "
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Daniel More ,
April 21, 2014
"All was great. Guides were knowledgeable, personable, friendly... that's what really made the trip."
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Marlin Barad ,
April 21, 2014
"Sofia, thank you for putting together a great trip. We certainly enjoyed ourselves very much. The planning and care was excellent. We hope we can do another trip with you all soon. Marlin Barad"
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Laura Iyer ,
January 10, 2014
"We just returned last night from our Patagonia adventure and we had the time of our lives! Everything turned out perfectly. Guides were fun, on time and informative. The excursions were great for an active family and, of course, amazing. I thought after the glacier trek it can't get any better - but it kept surprising me and amazing me. My personal favorite was the horseback riding. I thought afterwards after everything we have seen the bike tour would have to be a let down - NOPE - it also was so exciting and our guide was a hoot! Meals were amazing and after so many active excursions no guilt in pigging out. I am so happy we took a little risk and went out of the way with our vacation this year. We will have this with us for a life time.
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Catherine Dudley ,
January 10, 2014
"GREAT trip! We were very pleased with every aspect that Brandi set up for us including the tour of Quito and environs. Our guide spoke excellent English, the driver was courteous and we felt safe and well-informed throughout the day. We're still going through the 500+ photos that I took and the 1700+ photos that my son took. Galapagos was a fabulous trip and the Eclipse was a terrific way to navigate the islands.
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Mark Dornfeld ,
November 11, 2013
"My wife and I had a wonderful trip, we really enjoyed ourselves. All the accommodations that you booked for us were exceptional and our drivers and guides were lovely. We had great weather the whole trip and only lost one activity due to high winds. As you know this is a beautiful part of the world so my camera was snapping all the time. We would definitely use your services in the future for this type of travel. Thanks for all you help and expertise........be well.....m.d."
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Jack Gregory ,
November 11, 2013
"Dear Sofia
I wanted to give you a little feedback on our recent trip to Peru.
In a word – EXCELLENT – especially the high quality people you work with in Peru. We have taken tours all over the world, S. Africa, France, England, Vietnam, China to name just a few, and the service we received in Peru was far beyond and of the other experiences we have had. The attention to detail was very much appreciated, picking us up at the airport, taking us back to the airport and complete, hassle free, handling of all our details truly made this a stress free experience.
Special thanks to:
-The entire reservation system and the people I came in contact with that process...every detail accounted for
-The people that looked after us in Lima
-Andre, the young man in Cusco who faithfully phoned every night just to make sure the day went well, my wife was well and that we knew what we had to do the next day.
-The Sumaq hotel in Aquas Calientes...you can tell the level of service by the details...I watched a waitress hold a high stool for a lady to prevent her from tipping backwards as she got on the stool, the lady didn't even know the waitress did it....that's client care.
-Especially Mariela, the tour guide in Cusco...highly knowledgeable, passionate, personable and shows great care for the people she guides.
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Hainsworth Sherry ,
November 05, 2013
Clients were very impressed. Guides were amazing and accommodation was beyond expectations. They will definitely travel with you again and they have highly recommended Kensington Tours.
Hope I can work with you again the in the near future.
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News & Achievements
We are proud to announce that Kenneth A. Krajewski, Renata Kowalczuk, Donald B. Eppers, Jessica J. Burgasser, Andrew D. Merrick and Paul Michael Hassett were selected as Super Lawyers 2014. Inclusion in Super Lawyers is based on a rigorous, multi-step selection process, which includes background and experience as well as peer review recommendation.
We are also pleased to announce that Kathleen T Feroleto has been selected as a Rising Star to the Super Lawyers list for 2014. The selection as a Super Lawyer Rising Star is a great honor, not only because it recognizes outstanding achievement, but also because it is dependent upon the recommendation of peers. Less than 2.5% of lawyers in each state are named Rising Stars.
Difficult tenants and a lack of understanding of the law can result in a monetary loss for a landlord. It is, therefore, essential that a landlord be aware of his/her rights and the rights of the tenants prior to entering into a lease.
A lease is a binding contract between the landlord and tenant, which must detail the rights and responsibilities of the parties, as well as penalties for failure to comply. The preparation of a lease sounds simple, but many pre-made leases overlook important rights a landlord may want to preserve, as well as rules they expect the tenants to follow. A lease is not simply legalese, rather it is an exhaustive contract tailored to the needs of the landlord. As the drafter, if the landlord's lease is not clear, the law will rule against the landlord in the event of an ambiguous clause. Moreover, without the appropriate provisions which sever any void or ambiguous clauses, an ambiguity in one part of the lease may void the entire document.
Another consideration is to assure that all adult persons living on the property be listed on, and sign, the lease, otherwise they are not bound to its terms and conditions. This applies whether the renters are unrelated college students, or a married couple.
The lease must clearly outline behaviors that are prohibited on the property, such as smoking, quiet hours, illegal activities, and loud music, so as to allow the landlord to rectify the situation immediately instead of having to amend the terms of the residency. No one wants other tenants, or neighbors, complaining about an obnoxious tenant while the landlord is helpless to act instantly.
An understanding of the law, and potential exposure, is necessary before agreeing to permit animals on the property. In addition to the potential damage a pet can cause, landlords must be aware of the need to report various pets to their insurance company, especially dogs. Permitting a tenant to own a dog on the property could result in a lawsuit against the owner if the dog bites or causes injury, even if the owner does not reside on the premises.
The landlord must also determine what information is needed to screen the potential tenants. A proper rental application will contain requests for basic information for EVERY person who will reside on the premises, including names, alias, SSN, date of birth, employer contact information, references, etc. In addition to allowing the landlord to screen the potential tenants, obtaining this information will assist in the event the tenancy goes sour and enforcement of a judgment is needed. The application, and landlord or agent, must advise the prospective tenant that a background check and/or financial check will be performed.
A landlord must also be cautious when the need arises to enter the property for repairs or an inspection. In most circumstances, it is best to have the tenant present, or have approval to enter. Absent an emergency, the best policy is to give the tenants 24 hours' notice.
To further protect the landlord and property, a landlord should mandate that the tenant have renter's insurance which names the landlord as the additional insured. This requirement should be in the lease with a demand for proof of the policy.
If the home is older, especially a home built prior to 1978, lead paint may exist on the premises. While dangerous to all individuals, small children may be affected, exposing the landlord to a great deal of liability. The law requires certain documents be provided to the tenants advising of the potential of lead, even if the landlord is not aware of its existence.
A landlord must be especially careful when the need arises to evict a tenant. Eviction will result in the removal of the person for their home, thus the law is exact as to what must be done. The advice of attorneys can make the process easier and provide an additional buffer that all prerequisites have been met. One small error can result in the Court denying the eviction and requiring the landlord start the process all over. Not only will this incur additional charges, but the landlord is limited in the time period of back rent recoverable during the eviction proceeding.
Our firm has prepared a myriad of leases and handled many eviction matters over our 90 year history. Our expertise can save you from the headaches, lost time and potential loss of rights during the eviction process. Should you wish to have one of our attorneys review or tailor your lease, assist with the rental process or eviction of a tenant, please contact Renata Kowalczuk to schedule an appointment.
On June 12, 2014, in the case of Hamilton v. Miller et al., the New York State Court of Appeals addressed whether a plaintiff has to supply medical narrative reports diagnosing every condition or injury alleged in plaintiff's bill of particulars prior to an independent medical examination. The Court answered in the negative.
In Hamilton, plaintiffs' attorney alleged over fifty (50) injuries in the Bill of Particulars, including kidney damage, liver damage, eye damage, and neurological damage with related cognitive and behavior problems. The plaintiffs provided no medical evidence regarding most of the injuries and disclosed no medical diagnoses linking their injuries to the lead exposure. The only "evidence" they provided were their diagnoses of elevated lead levels (a lead level of 35 in one case and a lead level of 58 in the other).
Before conducting independent medical examinations under CPLR Section 3121, six defendant landlords moved pursuant to 22 N.Y.C.R.R. 202.17 to compel the plaintiffs to produce any medical reports diagnosing them with the injuries alleged in the Bill of Particulars, and causally relating those injuries to lead exposure. The Supreme Court agreed and ordered the plaintiffs to produce the disclosure to the independent medical examination as it would be fundamentally unfair and contrary to the spirit and intent of 22NYCRR202.17 to force defendants to conduct IMEs in a vacuum. The Fourth Department affirmed.
The New York State Court of Appeals reversed. The Court held that the trial level order imposed unduly burdensome obligations not contemplated by 22 N.Y.C.R.R. 202.17. The Court held the regulation requires only the disclosure of medical reports by medical providers who have previously treated or examined the party seeking recovery, whereas the disclosure sought by the defendants was akin to expert disclosure. For the plaintiff to succeed at trial, the plaintiff will likely need to retain an expert to review the medical records and render the type of causation opinion contemplated by the defendants. However, nothing in the language of 22 N.Y.C.R.R. 202.17 required a plaintiff to make such disclosure at this early stage in litigation, i.e., pre independent medical examination.
The Court of Appeals further indicated that the proper way to deal with issues regarding expert disclosure would be for defendants to ask the individual Judges to amend, or issue, scheduling orders requiring plaintiffs produce expert disclosure at an earlier date. Thus, defense counsel must request the Court order plaintiff to provide expert disclosure prior to the defense expert disclosure deadline, and in advice of 30 days before trial.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Renata Kowalczuk or Kristen B. Degnan.
At Canisius College, the LaSalle Medal is presented periodically to outstanding alumni who have made substantial contributions to advance the interests of the college. Paul Michael Hassett Jr. from the Class of 1962 is one of two recipients to have been selected to receive the 2014 LaSalle Medal.
The Medal was presented to Paul at the college's 148th Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 17, 2014 at the Koessler Athletic Center.
As a recipient of this honorary award, Paul joined President John J. Hurley and other key institutional leaders as a member of the platform party.
Brown & Kelly, LLP again participated in the Lawyers for Learning Bowling Tournament. The Lawyers for Learning program matches volunteers from the legal community to students in grades one through eight who are academically at risk and/or financially disadvantaged in order to improve their academic performance, build self-esteem, provide profession role-modeling and increase self-confidence. Kathleen T. Feroleto is a volunteer tutor with the program.
The combined efforts of bowlers Renata Kowalczuk, Managing Partner, and Rebecca Koenig, Litigation Paralegal and Administration and Personnel Manager, lead to them winning "The Worst Bowler" trophy for the evening. Dawn Lindner, the firm's Litigation Medical Coordinator, coordinated our participation and school supplies donations, as well as bowling at the event. The other bowlers were: Kristen B. Degnan and Shea Kolar, Attorneys; Kristie Marshall, Paralegal; Laura Young, Bookkeeper; Teresa Cleary, Legal Assistant; and a few significant others.
Mentioned Attorney: Kathleen T. Feroleto
Mentioned Attorney: Jessica J. Burgasser
On April 10, 2014, Kristen B. Degnan was invited to speak to a senior level class at D'Youville College on Workers Compensation Law. Her presentation was geared toward including the perspectives of both employers and employees. She also offered many useful tips to the class. Thank you Kristen for your volunteer spirit as I am sure the class also appreciated your insightful tips and the time you offered out of your busy schedule.
Attorneys Jessica Burgasser and Kathleen Feroleto traveled to a paper mill with our expert witness to perform a site inspection. Both attorneys put on their safety gear to prepare for an upcoming trial regarding an asbestos related matter.
November 13, 2013: Brown & Kelly remembers Julia Roberts, our dear friend and colleague, who passed away one year ago today. Julia was an integral part of the Brown & Kelly family and we continue to mourn her loss. We will forever remember Julia and reflect on her spirit, dedication and personality. We are proud to remember that Julia loved her job, her friends at Brown & Kelly, and her many many friends in the asbestos litigation community. We take comfort in knowing that she will never be replaced nor forgotten.
On June 12, 2012, a jury in the Western District Federal Court awarded plaintiff Elijah Turley a twenty-five million dollar ($25,000,000.00) verdict. The lawsuit was commenced on behalf of Elijah Turley against ArcelorMittal in 2006 for Hostile Work Environment and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress. Mr. Turley was represented by Donald B. Eppers and assisted by paralegal Rebecca E. Koenig of Brown & Kelly LLP.
The jury found a Hostile Work Environment existed along with Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress. The plaintiff presented evidence of a work environment permeated by racial discrimination. Plaintiff argued the activities in question went beyond harassment and included such incidents as "KKK" graffiti repeatedly sprayed on the walls and a stuffed monkey with a noose around its neck hanging from the plaintiff's vehicle.
Elijah Turley and his family are very pleased that justice was finally obtained. We have a tremendous amount of respect for the jury in this case.
Mentioned Attorney: Donald B. Eppers
Brown & Kelly has been awarded the Law Firm Commitment Award from the Volunteer Lawyers Project of Western New York for its strong commitment to providing pro bono legal assistance.
Donald B. Eppers, William D. Harrington, Paul Michael Hassett, Kenneth A. Krajewski, and Andrew D. Merrick have been named Super Lawyers by New York Super Lawyers Magazine, 2010 Upstate Edition. Inclusion in Super Lawyers is based on a rigorous, multi-step selection process, which includes background and experience as well as peer review recommendation. The selection as a Super Lawyer is a great honor, not only because it recognizes outstanding achievement, but also because it is dependent upon the recommendation of peers.
Jessica J. Burgasser has been appointed Co-Vice Chair of the Social Media subcommittee at the Defense Research Institute.
Kenneth A. Krajewski will serve as the Buffalo Chair for the New York State Bar Association's program "Law School for Insurance Professionals" to be held in Buffalo on September 28, 2011. He will also speak on current auto liability and coverage issues at the Program when given in Albany on September 23, 2011.
Donald B. Eppers will speak on June 9, 2011 at the Erie Institute of Law program "Secrets of Successful Advocates in Mediation".

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2012 Oscar Nominees
The Oscars are coming. Here's a full list of the 2012 Oscar nominees.
Films, TV Shows Vie For Producers Guild Awards Saturday
The black-and-white, silent Hollywood homage "The Artist" and writer/director Alexander Payne's family drama "The Descendants" will be among the films looking for a major boost toward the Oscars Saturday night at the Producers Guild of America Awards.
Globes: Comedy Vies With Drama This Awards Season
The Golden Globes have equally good comedy and drama masks this year.
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Hollywood's summer box-office streak has cooled a bit with a $37 million opening weekend for J.J. Abrams and Steven Spielberg's sci-fi tale "Super 8."


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Following the successful Rolling Stones concert in Tel Aviv, it's not been a great week for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement. And now it's just got worse as critical opinion pieces against BDS appear in the New York Times and Daily Telegraph on the same day. In the New York Times, Roger Cohen…
Sympathy For the BDS Devil
Sky News claims the Rolling Stones concert was "controversial."
Mick Jagger's False Quote Spreads Through Social Media
As the owner of tickets for next month's Rolling Stones concert in Tel Aviv, I'm very much looking forward to seeing Mick Jagger and the rest of the legendary rock band defying both their age and the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign. It's not surprising that Israel advocates are trumpeting the Stones concert as…
To Fight Anti-Semitism, We Must Define It
There is no constructive discussion taking place about anti-Semitism.
Did Hamas Find Offshore Gas Field?
Everything you need to know about today's coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today's Top Stories 1. A senior Israeli security official confirmed to Time that A) Israel launched yesterday's airstrike B) along the Lebanese-Syrian border against C) a Hezbollah convoy delivering advanced surface-to-surface missiles. Hezbollah brought things full circle…
Compensation for Jewish Refugees: Is Israel Missing the Boat?
Everything you need to know about today's coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today's Top Stories 1. Compensation for Jewish refugees who fled Arab countries is one of the most-overlooked issues of peace talks. Now Israel's state comptroller says the government is squandering the opportunity to obtain billions…
What's Behind the Recent Success of the Dutch BDS Movement?
This is a guest post by Yochanan Visser of Missing Peace. In December last year a diplomatic row erupted between Israel and The Netherlands concerning the decision by certain major Dutch companies to join the Boycott Divestment and Sanctions movement. These divestment decisions were taken after the companies took advice from the Dutch Ministry of Foreign…
Comments and the Roar of the Crowd – 5
A sampling of the latest from my inbox. 1. Scarlett Johansson stood up for Israel, earning the respect and admiration of a lot of HonestReporting readers. How can her new fans express their appreciation? From: …gmail.com Date: Thu, Jan 30, 2014 Subject: Re: IDNS: Scarlett Johansson Renounces Oxfam Ties Over BDS I'd like to thank…
Seeing SodaStream For Myself
HR's Managing Editor visits the SodaStream factory.
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CHALLENGE TYSON FURY AND NICOLAI FIRTHA ON Wii BOXING
Hennessy Sport13th September, 2011
Belfast (13th Sept, 2011) Ahead of this weekend's highly anticipated eavyweight contest at the Kings Hall,Ā Heavyweight Sensation Tyson Fury and his opponent Nicolai Firtha have challenged the public to 3 rounds of nonstop action on Wii Boxing at the Kennedy Shopping Centre from 12.30pm tomorrow (Wednesday 14th).
Tyson and Nicolai will be picking up the controller and looking to throw the uppercut that they will be looking to use to knock out their opponent to record the victory on Saturday night.
"Since no one will ever be knocking me out inside the ring, I figured why not at least give my fans the chance to try to do it on the big screens in a Wii matchup!" Tyson said.
Anyone able to knock out the 6ft 9in, British and Commonwealth Champion Tyson Fury or 6ft 6in American Nicolai Firtha will win a pair of tickets to watch him in action on Saturday night.**
**Please note this challenge is limited to 10 pairs of unreserved tickets.
Wii Boxing Challenge
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PROMOTER Mick Hennessy has come out and ridiculed any suggestion from Mike Perez that he deserves a shot at British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.
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Ā Belfast (16 Sept 2011) Tyson Fury says tomorrow night at the King's Hall in Belfast he will show the world why he is the future of the heavyweight division.
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Tyson Fury says he can take the next stepĀon hisĀjourney to World title success on Saturday and he wantsĀa double celebration with the Ireland rugby team causing a shock against Australia at the World Cup in New Zealand.
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Winner of Celebrity Big Brother and star of My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, Paddy Doherty flies out to Belfast on Friday morning to attend friend and fellow traveller Tyson Fury's next big fight.
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Kennedy Shopping Centre 12.30pm Wednesday 14th September
Full article : 13th September, 2011
TYSON Fury is back in the ring on Saturday night looking to start a journey towards a showdown with either Wladimir or Vitali Klitschko in 2012.
Full article : 12th September, 2011
The much-anticipated Canadian showdown between undefeated World Boxing Association ("WBA") No. 11-rated Logan Cotton McGuinness and former world title challenger Benoit Gaudet will headline a rivalry show
Full article : 12th September, 2011
"this is my homecoming" ----NICOLAI FIRTHA
Full article : 9th September, 2011
"You'll See Two heavyweights Trying To Knock Each Other's Heads Off"
Full article : 7th September, 2011
Junior Witter returns to the ring at the King's Hall in Belfast on September 17 promising to give the Irish fans a sample of the class which lead him to the world title back in 2006.
Full article : 7th September, 2011
King's Hall, Belfast, 17th September
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We haven't had a heat wave this summer yet, but who knows, it might be right around the corner. For that reason and being the middle of the summer, let's take a look at some precautions for your landscape.
So far, so good for your plants outdoors because there is lots of moisture in the soil. However, as we get into the hot times of summer and as that soil moisture evaporates, your plants may show signs of thrust. I always like to see my plant leaves just start to droop -- that's how they are telling me to give them a drink of water.
Some plants, like tomatoes, actually roll up their leaves in an attempt to cut down on the leaf surface area exposed to the sun, thus reducing transpiration. More than likely, when it gets sticky hot, the leaves will curl even if there is a lot of soil moisture. They will unwind when the temperature changes.
Now, consider this, most insects need water to survive. However, when it's hot and dry, that moisture gets short and those pests go looking for anything that has water. That means pests in your landscape will get up close and personal with your succulent plants, for example. Thus, look out for signs of pest damage and apply the appropriate pesticide to control their presence.
Mites seem to be the one pest that can creep up on your plants unnoticed, so look for those tiny thin spider webs and and white stippling on the leaves.
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Activities » Mitchell House
Mitchell House on Canford Heath, provides long and short-term residential care for older people with dementia and those who are physically frail. It has a very relaxed environment and all the staff treat their residents with respect and compassion.
A group of men and women from Canford Heath Baptist Church visit once a fortnight, and these visits are well received both by staff and residents. The visitors chat on a one-to-one basis to the residents and encourage them to participate in the organised activities.
The folk who are involved in this venture say that whilst visiting and hoping to show the love of God to the residents and staff, they feel so blessed themselves by the conversations and friendships made with these wonderful elderly people who have had such varied and interesting lives and love to share their stories. A group from Canford Heath Baptist Church recently visited and sang hymns. Some of the hymns were chosen by the residents, who joined in the singing, and with one 101 year old lady singing solo. In addition to our regular visits we are planning to do some carol singing at Mitchell House; please see the update below.
Mitchell House - Christmas Fair Carol Singing
Mitchell House held their "Christmas Fair" on Saturday 26th November 2011 at 3.30pm and a group of us were very privieged to go along and sing some carols along with the residents and staff.
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Ronaldo: Owen will fill my shirt
Cristiano Ronaldo has backed Sir Alex Ferguson's decision to hand Michael Owen the No 7 shirt, insisting the surprise free transfer is worthy of wearing Manchester United's most famous jersey. Having inherited the number from David Beckham, Ronaldo knows a thing or two about pulling on one of the most revered shirts in football. Speaking from Real's training camp close to Dublin, Ronaldo said: "Michael Owen is an experienced player who has played for some of the biggest clubs. He doesn't have to feel extra pressure just because he has the No 7. I think Manchester United did well giving him the shirt. He is a great player and an English player and he has everything you need to win. It was a good decision to give him the No 7."
Simon Cass, Daily Mail
Meanwhile, The Times claim United have cooled their pursuit of Brazilian forward Douglas Costa amid frustration at the exorbitant demands of Gremio. United opened negotiations with Gremio last month, but discussions are unlikely to resume this summer unless the Brazilian club dramatically reduce their £20million asking price.
In his column for The Sun, former England boss Terry Venables says Samuel Eto'o is the man to fill the void left by Ronaldo and Tevez. Sky Sports are reporting, however, that Barca striker Eto'o is on his way to Inter Milan with Zlatan Ibrahimovic going in the opposite direction.


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A motorist who pulled out on a motorcyclist has been cleared of causing the rider's death by careless driving.
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Nov 08
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Ralinoco says:
rcraven: you're dead right. How does a group of outraged people go about appealing. This case will be cited as being acceptable to use as a bench-mark for other solicitors to get bad drivers off the hook.
I know that MAG have taken this on-board and have highlighted it on their web-site news pages, but how much can a group do without funding? I suggest anyone who isn't a MAG member and feels so strongly about this case, sign up now,join MAG: Strength in numbers! and nothing can be done without your membership funds.
rlf3: you really need to get some compassion in your soul! you hollow shell of a person.
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rcraven says:
Just thought i would put some info in here for the benifit of all riders and car drivers alike.
If u are out early or late in the day or same in the seasons u will find at times the problem with the sun. thus one was february i think.
If the sun is at your back and u are casting a long shadow in front, the direction u are going, then its 10 to 0ne that u will not be seen. If another vehicle in front of u is looking your way u may as well be a bus or a pantechnican, that driver will be blinded by the sun and there is nothing u can do, even with lights on and high vis u may as well be naked , you will not be seen.
Understanding this should mean that u ride more defensively, position is important and speed and the anticipation of someone getting in your way. should help u be safer, but thats it and its up to u.
For drivers, i usually, if entering a road and the sun is in my eyes to my right, i throw the visor over to the window and tilt it down, this shades my eyes and prevents sun blindness and i can see whats coming. If travelling towards the sun the suns light will be reflected back onto your windscreen by the black or grey plastics of the horizontal part of the consul. it does reduce vision quite considerably so i place a piece of none reflective material over the consul and it totally restores vision. Try it with a black T shirt or other none reflective material it works.
For bikers the moto crosser or adventure helmets are good as they have a long upper part which can shield the eyes from the direct effects of the sun. Otherwise get some electricians tape and put some on the visor at the top and bottom, then the visor can be used up or down and with a slight tilt of the head once again full visibility is gained. Always protect the eyes if visor up but tinted visors and or sunglasses are a total waste of time[ for sunlight] as there will still be invisible or grey areas when wearing them. remember electricians tape. doesnt mattre what colour u could co-ordinate it with the helmet perhaps.
Oct 05
Posts: 94
boro365 says:
rcraven good advice but it is just as well to say close your eyes as you come to a junction and slow down, The person who pulls out last minute is still going to hit you it don't matter how much tape you have on your lid or how slow you go and you can't make everyone move there sun visor on change there seating position. unfortunately these things happen and always will some people look for a long time some people glance and go they are the lucky ones as you say you could be a bus and they don't see you as the saying goes "live life on the edge take a chance have a glance" or it would if enough people said it
Nov 11
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Piglet2010 says:
@ rcraven – I have a Fly Racing dual-sport lid, and it is fine for the Yammie TW200 (which does not like going over 50 mph for any length of time), but is way too noisy for use at higher speeds. Too bad, since it is Hi-Vis yellow-green. Are any of the more expensive dual-sport lids quieter?
That's interesting, I can hardly make out at first glance, that the hi-Vis lettering that piglet2010 has included in his comments but I can sure see there's some black lettering against the grey back-ground. Roads are grey. I wonder if it really would be better if the EU make Hi-Vis compulsory?
Hmmm........food for thought!
Hi Piglett u just have to see others going on safari or around the world to find out how popular these advanture helmets are, Guys and galls on there adventure bikes with their adventure kit and adventure panniers etc
I know that smidsys will still happen even with tape on the visor but dont forget its just advice that would do some good by improving visibility. Thos who have put tape on come back to me and say its the best thing they have ever done, what an improvement.
Two other things i have noticed. the first. about 25% of drivers on approach to a T junction, one that u are approaching look the wrong way first, they will look left first and not right in your direction. Why is that ? the vehicle driving test is specific and teaches learner drivers to always look right towards oncoming traffic first. Dont say its because of foreign drivers. Locals do it also.
Second. in the Highway code is says that u should not park within 30 ft of a road junction left or right or across the road. It is in actual offence to do so. However painted yellow lines on road are all the way round the junction and sometimes stop maybe 10 ft onto the main road. So drivers believe that they can park there, there being no apparent parking restrictions. This causes a driver the need to pull out and/or edge forward untill the front of his car is nearly blocking the nearside carriageway. not a good state of afairs i think.
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parris says:
Can't believe this. He couldn't see so took a punt and went anyway across a freeway. Fck me. Its gotta be manslaughter at the least
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taylor4m says:
As a relatively new rider this worries me greatly. I am more cautious than most but the fact that this appears not to matter is a grave concern. The PUNISHMENT DOES NOT FIT THE CRIME!! Recently a woman was jailed for two years for ferrying looters around during London riots. I know its not biking but just an example of how the LAW IS JUST OUT OF TOUCH.
Just got back from a 2500 mile trek round France/Swiss/Germany and in all that riding never once had an incident. European drivers move over for you, the roads are better and they just seem more aware.
Hold your head in shame British Justice system - my thoughts to the bereaved family! :(
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Where is the line to be drawn? "Errrm Mr Judge, I didn't see the schoolchild crossing the road so its not my fault that rode straight over him / her."
I hate to beat the "bias" drum, but I agree that this case would have gone otherwise had it been a car-on-car crash per se. Either that, or our Jaguar driver was in a position to "sway" the decision of the court...
What we don't know is how fast the Ducati rider was going? I don't think that it should make a difference, but it could have swayed the jury's decision had he been speeding excessively?
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