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Coverage: ESPN2
4:30 PM ET, December 20, 2008
Top Performers
Passing: M. Grothe (USF) - 236 YDS, 3 TD
Rushing: M. Grothe (USF) - 15 CAR, 83 YDS
Receiving: D. Calhoun (MEM) - 6 REC, 39 YDS, 1 TD
Grothe throws for 236 yards, three TDs as South Florida dominates Memphis
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Matt Grothe and South Florida didn't have a problem getting motivated for what amounted to an extra home game. After floundering the second half of the season, the magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl gave them a chance to feel good about themselves again.
Fast Facts
• South Florida leads the all-time series against Memphis 3-2.
• The Bulls have made a bowl game the last four seasons, which is every year they've been in the Big East, with this being their second win.
• After starting the season 5-0 against non-conference opponents, South Florida went 2-5 against conference opponents.
• Of the 12 teams to start the season 0-3, Memphis and Rutgers are the only schools that qualified for bowl games with six wins.
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"I think the last few weeks we were trying so hard to win a game that we forgot how to play football," Grothe said after throwing for 236 yards and three touchdowns on the way to a 41-14 rout of Memphis on Saturday.
The junior quarterback moved ahead of West Virginia's Pat White as the Big East's career total offense leader, also rushing for 83 yards on 15 carries to earn the most outstanding player award.
Grothe and White, a senior who will finish his season in the Meineke Bowl on Dec. 27, are the only players in league history to amass more than 10,000 yards total offense. White has 10,142 in 49 games, and Grothe finished the night with 10,242 in 39 games.
"Its easy to get away from (playing the way he expects to play) and easy to lose focus whenever we get down," Grothe said. "In my opinion, whenever ... we can just go out and play football and not worry about what people are saying, then we do well."
USF (8-5) scored on four of its first five possessions to build a 24-14 halftime lead, forcing Memphis (6-7) to play catch-up and essentially taking 1,000-yard rusher Curtis Steele out of the Tigers' game plan.
"The bottom line was we couldn't tackle the quarterback," Memphis coach Tommy West said. "They beat us pretty good on both sides of the ball."
Arkelon Hall threw for one TD and ran for another, however Steele was held to 48 yards rushing on 12 attempts by a stout run defense determined to redeem itself this postseason after giving up 253 yards to Oregon's Jonathan Stewart during USF's lopsided loss in last year's Sun Bowl.
Grothe threw TD passes of 26 yards to Taurus Johnson, 13 to Ben Busbee and 24 to Dontavia Bogan before being replaced by Grant Gregory with USF leading 34-14 late in the third quarter.
Hall, meanwhile, was 15-of-31 for 154 yards and no interceptions, with much of that coming on a swing pass that Steele turned into a 50-yard gain early in the second half. He ran 3 yards for a first-quarter touchdown, then threw 2 yards to Duke Calhoun for the Tigers' other TD just before halftime.
It was the first meeting between the former Conference USA rivals since USF left that league for the Big East in 2005. The teams split four games between 2001 and 2004, and Memphis relished the challenge of facing an opponent from a BCS conference for the first time in five bowl appearances under coach Tommy West.
The Tigers, who won six of nine games to become bowl eligible after an 0-3 start, viewed Saturday as an opportunity to gauge how much they've progressed toward a goal of having a BCS-caliber program.
On this day, they were nowhere close to a South Florida team that began the season with high expectations after being ranked as high as No. 2 by the Associated Press in 2007. The Bulls won their first five before stumbling badly in the Big East and winding up in a bowl game just 32 miles from USF's main campus in Tampa.
Tropicana Field in downtown St. Petersburg is close enough that coach Jim Leavitt and his players bused from the team hotel back to campus for practice all week, truly making it seem like an extra home game rather than a bowl trip.
"Our guys did a great job of getting us to this stage. We've got some work to do to belong on this stage," West said, adding that the Tigers were not fast enough or physical enough to keep pace with the Bulls.
Memphis fell to 0-3 against opponents from BCS conferences this season and is 2-13 since 2001.
"We're pretty good at throwing it and catching it. But when you're a non-BCS team playing a BCS team, to play on that stage you have to match what they do, and you have to get more physical," West said. "You could see today why they're a BCS team and we're not."
Bowl Overview
It was over when... USF got on the bus (not plane) to play in what was essentially an extra home game -- and an easy one at that.
Gameball goes to... Matt Grothe, who threw for 236 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 82 more yards.
Stat of the game... 10,214. Grothe surpassed Pat White (for now) as the Big East's all-time leader in offensive production with over 10,000 yards for his career.
Team Stat Comparison
1st Downs | 15 | 29 |
Total Yards | 238 | 496 |
Passing | 172 | 264 |
Rushing | 66 | 232 |
Penalties | 3-25 | 7-70 |
3rd Down Conversions | 5-15 | 7-13 |
4th Down Conversions | 0-2 | 0-1 |
Turnovers | 0 | 1 |
Possession | 25:16 | 34:44 |
Scoring Summary
TD | 13:58 | Taurus Johnson 26 Yd Pass From Matt Grothe (Maikon Bonani Kick) | 0 | 7 | |
TD | 04:28 | Benjamin Williams 3 Yd Run (Maikon Bonani Kick) | 0 | 14 | |
TD | 02:09 | Arkelon Hall 3 Yd Run (Matt Reagan Kick) | 7 | 14 | |
FG | 11:18 | Maikon Bonani 23 Yd | 7 | 17 | |
TD | 04:15 | Ben Busbee 13 Yd Pass From Matt Grothe (Maikon Bonani Kick) | 7 | 24 | |
TD | 00:08 | Duke Calhoun 2 Yd Pass From Arkelon Hall (Matt Reagan Kick) | 14 | 24 | |
FG | 08:36 | Maikon Bonani 37 Yd | 14 | 27 | |
TD | 01:50 | Dontavia Bogan 24 Yd Pass From Matt Grothe (Maikon Bonani Kick) | 14 | 34 | |
TD | 12:40 | Moise Plancher 2 Yd Run (Maikon Bonani Kick) | 14 | 41 |


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US 4516296 A Abstract A two-piece clamp for securing elongate cylindrical members, such as pipe, tubing, conduit or hose, to a channel. The two-piece clamp has two clamp halves fabricated with an aperture at one end. A stud is non-rotatably secured in the aperture of one of the clamp halves and is adapted to be detachably secured in the aperture of the other clamp half. A spacer may be integrally formed on the stud for permitting the clamp halves to be squarely clamped together. The method and machine for securing the stud to a clamp half features an automated assembly system for forming one end of the stud after assembling the clamp half thereon to securely lock the stud onto the clamp half.
Claims(4) 1. A clamp for securing a cylindrical member comprising a first clamp half and a second clamp half having inner and outer sides for encircling the cylindrical member, the first clamp half and second clamp half having means at their ends for interlocking with a channel member and having apertures of a substantially equal diameter formed at their opposite end for receiving a stud, said stud comprising an elongated member having a longitudinal axis, a head portion at one end abuttingly engaging the outer side of the first clamp half and externally threaded portion at the opposite end for receiving an internally threaded nut abuttingly engaging the outer side of the second clamp half to tighten the first clamp half and second clamp half about the cylindrical member, and an elongated spacer coaxial with the longitudinal axis of said elongated member and integral with said elongated member interposed between said head portion and said externally threaded portion, said spacer having a diameter greater than the diameter of said apertures forming first and second spaced apart parallel shoulders perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of said elongated member, the inner side of the first clamp half being squarely abutted against the first shoulder and inner side if the second clamp half being squarely abutted against the second shoulder when said internally threaded nut is tightened against the outer side of the second clamp half, said first and second shoulders preventing the first clamp and second clamp half from being tightened to the extent that they damage the conduit or bend the side,
said head portion being pressed against the outer side of said first clamp half tightly restricting the first clamp half between said head portion and said first shoulder, said stud being restrained from turning within the aperture in said first clamp half, wherein said head portion further comprises a serrated section adjacent said first shoulder receivable by said aperture in said first clamp half, said serrated section preventing said stud from turning within said aperture. 2. In the clamp of claim 1, further comprising a cushion having inner surface for engagement with the cylindrical member and an outer surface adapted to be engaged by the first and second clamp members.
3. In the clamp of claim 1 wherein the spacer is sized to limit the tightening pressure exerted on the cylindrical member.
4. A clamp as claimed in claim 1, wherein said head portion includes a pilot hole for receiving a mandrel, said head portion being deformed by the action of the mandrel pressing the head portion against the outer side of said first clamp half.
Description The present invention relates to a two-piece clamp for securing elongate cylindrical members, such as a pipe, conduit, tubing or hose, to a strut channel support member and a method and apparatus for making the improved clamp. Pipe, conduit, tubing or hose clamps, hereinafter generally referred to as tubing clamps, are used to secure elongate sections of pipe, conduit, tubing or hose to a strut framing supporting structure by assembling the tubing clamps into a strut channel member which is secured to a wall or mechanical equipment. An example of a prior art two-piece clamp is shown in FIG. 1 and is generally indicated by reference numeral 10. The clamp assembly 10 is used to hold a tube, pipe or other cylindrical member 12 and is retained in a channel 14. First and second clamp halves 16 and 17 are secured together on one end by a bolt 19 and nut 20. The problem with prior art clamp assemblies is that the clamp assembly 10 may be excessively tightened to the point that the bolt 19 and the clamp halves 16 and 17 may be bent so as to not be reuseable. Likewise, overtightening of the clamp assembly 10 can collapse or otherwise damage the hose or tubing. Damage to the tubing used in refrigeration systems is a particular problem because thin wall tubing is normally a lightweight malleable material. If the clamp halves or bolt are bent they must be repaired or replaced and are not economically reuseable. Another problem with such prior art clamp assemblies is that the bolt and the two halves of the clamp assembly must be held together as the clamp is assembled by tightening the nut. This assembly procedure is sometimes difficult to perform particularly if the clamp is to be secured in an elevated location, in a location having limited accessibility or in an otherwise hard to reach location. The present invention relates to a clamp assembly having two clamp halves and a stud non-rotatably anchored on one of the clamp halves. The stud includes an integral or separable spacer portion which controls the clamping force exerted on the tubing and prevents deformation of the clamp halves or stud when the clamp assembly is tightened. The stud of the present invention includes a serrated portion which prevents rotation of the stud within the clamp half. This bolt facilitates tightening of the clamp by permitting tightening to be performed with one tool since the stud is non-rotatably secured to the clamp half. The present invention also relates to providing an automated assembly system for securing the stud to the clamp half. The clamp half to which the stud is secured is placed over the head of the stud and forced over the serrations on the head by means of a pressure pad. The head of the stud is then deformed outwardly embedding the serrations in the clamp half to securely anchor the stud on the clamp half. Assembly of the stud to the clamp half may be accomplished with an automated system including an arm for placing the stud in an anvil member and a rotary index table for placing the clamp half in position on the stud. The stud and clamp half are secured together by a pressure cylinder which deforms the end of the stud as described above. It is object of the invention to provide an easy-to-use clamp assembly that includes a spacer which prevents deformation of the tubing caused by overtightening the clamp and prevents bending of the clamp. Another aspect of the invention is the simple and efficient automated assembly process for producing the unique tubing clamp assembly of the present invention. These and other objects and advantages of the present invention will be better understood after studying the attached drawings in view of the following description. FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a prior art two-piece clamp assembly secured to a channel and retaining a tubing. FIG. 2 is a fragmentary, elevational view showing two clamp halves squarely secured together by the stud to directly clamp an elongate cylindrical member such as a pipe. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a tubing clamp including an elastomeric cushion secured to a channel. FIG. 4 is an end elevational view showing a fragmentary portion of tubing retained within a tubing clamp assembly. FIG. 5 is a side elevational view showing the tubing clamp assembly. FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view of the stud prior to assembly to a clamp half. FIG. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of the pressure pad and quill forcing the clamp over the serrated portion of the stud. FIG. 8 is a fragmentary, cross-sectional view showing the mandrel deforming the stud to lock the stud to the clamp half. FIG. 9 is a partial cross-sectional view of an assembly system for automatically assembling the stud to a clamp half. Referring now to FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5, the improved clamp assembly 21 of the present invention is generally indicated by reference numeral 21. The improved clamp assembly 21 comprises first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 which are detachably secured together by means of a stud 26 and an internally threaded nut 27. A cushion insert 29 may be provided if desired inside the first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 for indirectly engaging the tubing, or other cylindrical member through the elastomeric cushion which partially encircles the tube 12 and is retained within the clamp assembly 21. The unique squeeze control clamp may also be used directly against the tube 12 if it is not desireable to use the cushion insert 29. First and second clamp halves 23 and 24 each include an aperture 31 on one end for receiving the stud 26. Channel interlocking feet 32 are provided on the opposite end of each of the first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 for engaging the channel 14. Referring now to FIGS. 2, 5, and 6, the stud 26 is shown to include a head 34 on one end and an externally threaded end 35 on the opposite end for receiving the nut 27. A spacer portion 36 is provided between the head 34 and the externally threaded end 35. The spacer portion 36 may be an integrally formed part of the stud 26, as shown in the drawing or may be a separate member. The spacer portion 36 is provided to control the extent to which the first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 may be tightened. The spacer portion 36 includes first and second shoulders 38 and 39 which are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the axis of the stud 26. The first and second shoulder 38 and 39 assure that the first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 are tightened squarely to one another which eliminates the problem of deformation in prior art clamp assemblies caused by overtightening. In this way the clamp assembly provides a unique squeeze control feature that prevents deformation of the tubing which is likewised caused by overtightening prior art clamp assemblies. The stud 26 includes a serrated section 41 immediately adjacent the first shoulder 38. A pilot hole 43 is provided in the head 34 of the stud 26 to facilitate assembling the stud 26 to the first clamp half 23, as will be described in detail subsequently. Referring now to FIGS. 7, 8 and 9, the method and apparatus for assembling the stud 26 to the first clamp half 23 will be described in detail. The stud 26 is picked up by an arm 44 having a caliper gripping mechanism 45. The arm 44 is lifted by a cylinder 47 and rotated by an oscillating mechanism 48 which moves the arm 44 over the anvil 49. The cylinder 47 then lowers the stud 26 into the anvil 49. The arm 44 is then moved clear of the anvil 49 and returns to pick up another stud 26. The first clamp half 23 is then placed into a load/unload station 51 on a rotary index table 52 for assembly on to the stud 26 in the anvil 49. The index table 52 is rotated 180� in the disclosed embodiment to place the first clamp half 23 over the head 34 of the stud 26. After the stud 26 and first clamp half 23 are loosely assembled together, a power cylinder 54 is actuated to drive the mandrel 56 toward the anvil 49 to assemble the first clamp half 23 and stud 26 together. As the mandrel 56 is driven toward the anvil 49 a pressure pad 57 and quill 58 are driven against the first clamp half 23 to force the aperture 31 over the head 34 and on to the serrated section 41. The pressure pad 57 and quill 58 are spring loaded relative to the mandrel 56 to permit the mandrel 56 to move relative thereto. After the first clamp half 23 is seated on the serrated section 41 in contact with the first shoulder 38, the mandrel 56 continues its downward motion, to the position shown in FIG. 7, until the pilot end 60 enters the pilot hole 43 in the head 34 of the stud 26. The mandrel 56 continues downwardly, as shown in FIG. 8, to deform, or upset, the head 34 of the stud 26 outwardly to force the serrated section 41 to grip the sides of the aperture 31 and lock the deformed portions of the head 34 into engagement with the first clamp half 23. In this way, the stud 26 is securely locked to the first clamp half 23 to prevent relative rotation between the respective parts. The mandrel 56 is then retracted to permit the rotary index table 52 to move the finished part out of the forming station and begin the cycle once again. The finished part is then ejected by a lifter 55 from the load/unload station 51, as is well known in the art. Springs 57 are provided to return the lifter 55 to its initial position ready for another part to be placed in the load/unload station 51. The first clamp half 23 is accurately and squarely assembled on the stud 26 by the coaction of the quill end 58 and pressure pad 57 since they act to drive the first clamp half 23 securely into engagement with the serrated section 41 and against the first shoulder 38. Since the first and second shoulders 38 and 39 are parallel to one another when the first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 are assembled together to form the improved clamp assembly 21 they provided a seating surface for tightening the clamp halves squarely together. The assembly system may be used with clamp halves made of different types of materials and there is no need to select a stud and clamp half that are compatible as would be required if the two parts were welded together. Also, if the stud were welded to the clamp half, the stud could be misaligned during welding resulting in the first and second clamp halves 23 and 24 not being square to each other when assembled together with the stud to form the clamp assembly. A preferred embodiment of the invention has been described in detail so as to enable one skilled in the art to make and use the invention. It is to be understood that this detailed description should be interpreted by way of example only and that the scope of the patent is to be limited only by reference to the following claims. Patent Citations
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Intermediate intensity conditioning regimen containing FLAMSA, treosulfan, cyclophosphamide, and ATG for allogeneic stem cell transplantation in elderly patients with relapsed or high-risk acute myeloid leukemia
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Lower dosage of total body irradiation (TBI) and chemotherapy in reduced-intensity conditioning (RIC) regimens prior to allogeneic stem cell transplantation have reduced the toxicity of the conditioning and non-relapse mortality. The FLAMSA–RIC protocol for high-risk patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and myelodysplastic syndrome has shown promising results in refractory disease as well as in first complete remission. Still, the RIC protocol containing 4 Gy TBI/cyclophosphamide/anti-thymocyte globulin (ATG) implicates acute toxicity mainly due to TBI preventing its usage in patients with advanced age and/or severe co-morbidities. To increase feasibility and safety of the conditioning, we substituted TBI with treosulfan. Seventeen patients with relapsed or high-risk AML and either advanced age or concomitant disease were treated within a preparative regimen containing a 4-day course of chemotherapy (FLAMSA) followed by RIC comprising of treosulfan, cyclophosphamide, and ATG. After median follow-up of 12 months, the estimated incidences of relapse and non-relapse mortality were 25% and 20%, respectively. One-year overall survival was 62%. In conclusion, FLAMSA–treosulfan/cyclophosphamide/ATG is an intermediate intensity conditioning regimen with acceptable non-relapse mortality for patients with relapsed or high-risk AML. Substituting TBI with treosulfan provides an alternative to treat elderly patients or patients with severe co-morbidities when TBI appears not feasible due to the potential of increased toxicity.
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- Title
- Intermediate intensity conditioning regimen containing FLAMSA, treosulfan, cyclophosphamide, and ATG for allogeneic stem cell transplantation in elderly patients with relapsed or high-risk acute myeloid leukemia
- Journal
Annals of Hematology
Volume 91, Issue 1 , pp 47-55
- Cover Date
- 2012-01-01
- 10.1007/s00277-011-1253-9
- Print ISSN
- 0939-5555
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0584
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- High-risk AML
- Allogeneic stem cell transplantation
- Reduced-intensity conditioning regimen
- Treosulfan
- Co-morbidity index
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Jens Marcus Chemnitz (1)
- Marie von Lilienfeld-Toal (2)
- Udo Holtick (1)
- Sebastian Theurich (1)
- Alexander Shimabukuro-Vornhagen (1)
- Anke Krause (1)
- Peter Brossart (2)
- Michael Hallek (1)
- Christof Scheid (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. BMT Program, Department I of Internal Medicine, University of Cologne, Kerpener Straße 62, 50924, Köln, Germany
- 2. Department III of Internal Medicine, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany


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I've been force carbonating for about four years now, and have done it many different ways like setting the CO2 and leaving it on for a week or so, shaking and disconnecting, Cranking it up shaking and dropping it back down. they all work, but what I found is that it is good to have a line connected to a picnic tap to test the carbonation daily, because you can always add more but it's hard to take it away. These days, I'll put the line pressure to where I need it to be to get desired carbonation, and let it pressurize then I roll the keg on my lap for a few minutes with the keg line still attached, then let it sit for 24hr attached at the same pressure. This for the most part gets you to where you need to be, but its good to test it often, till you get where you need to be.
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I normally hook up the gas, crank the pressure to about 15 psi for a week or so, then lower it to serving pressure and drink..... I can pour a pint, leave it, and 20 minutes later it still has co2 bubbling up...... works great
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I knew I was behind the eight ball but countless hours of shooting in the backyard and hitting the wall got me to where I needed." Terry's work paid off and he became a two-time all-league player while at Columbia High School. In 2007 he was a mdifielder on a Cabrini team that won a conference tittle to make an appearance at the NCAA Tournament. The following year, after transfering, he helped Kean to their first conference title in school history to make his 2nd NCAA tournament appearance. After Terry's collegiate career he continued playing post-collegiate lacrosse in the American Lacrosse League with Tri-State Lacrosse. Terry is here in Santa Barbara as administrative assistant for the Santa Barbara Lacrosse Association (SBLA) and coaching SBCC will be one of two roles he relishes. Both the SBLA and the SBCC women's lacrosse club will benefit from his organizational and people skills. 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just got my first hunting rifle a few days ago. abviously it is a mauser 30-06. but next year i want to do some hunting for deer and elk. im in yakima. anyone else around here from yakima? where are some good spots or general areas that i can check out for next year?
Welcome to the site. I'm not fromYakima but as I understand it your not far from good hunting.
Thanks for the welcome. Well thats good to know that im not too far from good hunting. I wouldnt mind hitting up Bethal Ridge GMU 360 next year for white tail. elk not sure because can only get them spikes and not the big honky bulls that i see at the wildlife game feed station lol.
Would you rather eat a 10 yr old range bull or an 800# yearling?
mmm 10 year old isnt too bad haha. 800# yearling egh not enough meat quit yet... ide say the 10 year old
Wecome Mauser. Yeah that spike only bull rule kinda sucks. I hunt over that way often and only see branch antlered bulls or cows, seems like. Don, how many spikes do you think are in that Bethel unit at any one time? 20 maybe? In how many square miles? It's like finding a needle in a haystack! So , Mauser, count me as one who shares your concern on the Elk. Now if you can draw a PERMIT for that area, your odds will go up substantially.
As for Whitetail.....I never heard of any around Yakima. I think you'll find all Mule Deer. Those will be 3-points or better. And thats western count, 3 points on one side.
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hmm well looks like i just gotta kill whatever is around then lol. ya i swear the animals that are being hunted are smart. when i went up saturday to check things out i only saw two carcasess hanging and drying out.. now what about rimrock/lost lake area? hows that area for elk/deer?
I just got home from hunting the bethel 360 for elk. Wife aand son had any bull tags. we did not have any luck. Right place wrong time. wrong place right time. saw plenty of cows but no bulls. My cuz. filled his cow tag this morning. as for deer most of thhe deer south of hyw410 are blacktail all the way to the Klickatat goldendale areas
so for deer just hit up the mud lake area and when i was up around the bethal area last weekend saw 2 bodys hanging at one site. nothing for everyone else. was going to do some calling to get my skills up and test it out/scouting but no luck. however went to the road leading to lost lake on hwy 12 and did some calls with the houchie mama and i think i heard a bull but later ran into a hunter who said earlyer ran into a herd of cows at this one pasture but no luck. but gonna do more scouting now till next year
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