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Status: | Elective | |
Created: | 1967 | |
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Merit badge requirements
- 1. Do the following:
- a. Explain four features of the free enterprise system in the United States. Tell its benefits and responsibilities. Describe the difference between freedom and license. Tell how the Scout Oath and Law apply to business and free enterprise.
- b. Describe the Industrial Revolution: Tell about the major developments that marked the start of the modern industrial era in the United States. Tell about five people who had a great influence on business or industry in the United States. Tell what each did.
- 2. Do the following:
- a. Visit a bank. Talk with one of the officers or staff. Chart the organization of the bank. Show its relationship with other banks, business and industry.
- b. Explain how changes in interest rates, taxes, and government spending affect the flow of money into or out of business and industry.
- c. Explain how a proprietorship or partnership gets its capital. Discuss and explain four ways a corporation gets its capital.
- d. Explain the place of profit in business.
- e. Name five kinds of insurance useful to business. Describe their purposes.
- 3. Do the following:
- a. Pick two or more stocks from the financial pages of a newspaper. Request the annual report or prospectus from one of the companies by writing, or visit its Web site (with your parent's permission) to view the annual report online. Explain how a company's annual report and prospectus can be used to help you manage your investments.
- b. Pretend to have bought $1,000 worth of the stocks from the company you wrote to in requirement 3a. Explain how you "bought" the stocks. Tell why you decided to "buy" stock in this company. Keep a weekly record for three months of the market value of your stocks. Show any dividends declared.
- 4. Do ONE of the following:
- a. Draw an organizational chart of a typical central labor council.
- b. Describe automation, union shop, open shop, collective-bargaining agreements, shop steward, business agent, and union counselor.
- c. Explain the part played by four federal or state agencies in labor relations.
- 5. Run a small business involving a product or service for at least three months. First find out the need for it. For example: a newspaper route, lawn mowing, sales of things you have made or grown. Keep records showing the costs, income, and profit or loss.
- Report:
- a. How service, friendliness, hard work, and salesmanship helped build your business.
- b. The benefits you and others received because you were in business.
- Comparable 4-H, FFA, or Junior Achievement projects may be used for requirement 5.
- 6. Do ONE of the following:
- a. Make an oral presentation to your Scout troop about an e-commerce company. Tell about the benefits and pitfalls of doing business online, and explain the differences between a retailer and an e-commerce company. In your presentation, explain the similarities a retailer and an e-commerce company might share.
- b. Choose three products from your local grocery store or mall and tell your merit badge counselor how the packaging could be improved upon so that it has less impact on the environment.
- c. Gather information from news sources and books about a current business leader. Write a two-page biography about this person or make a short presentation to your counselor. Focus on how this person became a successful business leader.
Source: 2007 Boy Scout Requirements (33215)
Worksheets can help Scouts organize notes, listen actively, and document their work:
- Click here: Merit_Badge_Worksheets MeritBadge.org
- Backup copies: usscouts.org.
Help with these requirements
American Business Worksheet From MeritBadge.com
American Business Worksheet From the US Scouting Service Project
External links
- 1a: Free Enterprise, the Economy, and Monetary Policy From the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
- 1b: The Industrial Revolution
- 2e: Types of Business Insurances
- 4a: AFL-CIO Organizational Chart
- 4c: US Government Agencies: Labor Union Organizing
- 6a: E-Commerce Times An online news site specifically for the e-commerce community.
- 6b: Packaging Information for the Institute for Lifecycle Environmental Assessment
- The Unofficial American Business Merit Badge Website
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When I bought a house ten years ago, I also bought place settings for six and silverware for twelve. Then I developed a minor fascination with bone China and bought settings for eight. I probably had four dozen glasses. About once a month or so, all of these dishes would be piled up in and around my sink, begging to be cleaned. I didn't have a lot of dinner parties-- I just hated doing dishes so much that I'd procrastinate until washing became a full day event. Those days were some of my least favorite.
A few days ago, I was doing the dishes for the six of us that ate dinner. There were pots, pans, plates, serving utensils, and glasses. The works. For the first time ever, I found myself enjoying doing the dishes. I could appreciate the warm water on my hands and the shine in the pot when it was clean. When I washed everything that wasn't dishwasher safe, I started handwashing the things that could have just gone in the dishwasher. It wasn't fun exactly, but it was so enjoyable that I actually found myself looking forward to washing the dishes the next day.
Work has become the same way. I don't love all aspects of it equally, but when I wake up and know I have a tough day ahead of me, I feel great. Pant of it is that I know the day will end with a nice chunk of progress made, but most of it is the actual act of working. I love it. I can't wait to face off with a bug that's been bothering me for weeks, trace it through all of our code, and fix it. It's relaxing, like an internal Swedish massage.
My friend Constance wrote me an email today. She was talking about me with her sister and some friends, describing my hyperfocus on work, learning, and other productive things. An excerpt from her email:
"As I was talking about you, they got the impression you were too strict on yourself, your routine didn't allow time for happiness... I almost described you as an overly anxious person, which isn't you at all, at least not from what I've seen."
In comments I sometimes see people encouraging me to have more fun, not work so hard, etc. I get where these ideas come from, but they couldn't be farther from the truth. I don't get stressed at all with doing this stuff. I love it.
Enjoyment and happiness comes from attitude and process, not from setting or result. It took me a really long time to actually believe this and to internalize it. It always seemed like a hippie truism that wasn't actually true. But when I washed those dishes and felt the surprise of realizing that I was enjoying it, something clicked into place for me and completed the puzzle.
I had a dream last night where I was put into a North Korean prison. They took my phone away and gave me this weird North Korean phone that couldn't access the internet. I was in for life with no chance of escape and no way to contact anyone I know. You know how I felt? I was happy. My brain immediately started thinking of cool things to do in prison like work out, write books, and share stories with the other inmates.
Every day, I generate a certain amount of happiness internally. I think about how fortunate I am to have good people in my life, great experiences in my past, and great challenges ahead of me. My experience of being alive on this earth is enough to make me completely happy every day. I'm not immune to outside forces, but I think of my happiness as a ratchet-- things can make me happier, but they can't make me less happy.
So when I'm washing those dishes, the positive aspects of that process make me a little bit happier, but the grime on my hands or the hassle of scraping burnt food doesn't have any effect on me at all. I let the positive parts cloud out those details. It's a work in progress for me, but I try to be fully present whenever I do anything, whether it's washing dishes or drinking tea with friends. It's that whole commitment to the present that allows me to see all of the positive details of each experience.
Even when I'm hard on myself, it makes me happier. It's not negative self talk or discouragement-- it's encouragement to step up my game and be the best I can. I love that feeling of making a challenge to myself and rising to the occasion.
I wasn't born with this attitude. I was a chronic procrastinator, someone who was quick to give up or do a mediocre job on something, and someone who always looked for the easy way out. I got here through years of self experimentation, and through closely monitoring my happiness and my thought processes.
It seems that most things people do to become more happy are actually making them less happy. The problem is that in their search for happiness, many people chase stimulation. Stimulation is mentally noisy. It drowns out your thoughts and the subtleties of the present. It makes your brain feel happy in the same way someone renting a limo can feel rich. When that feeling fades, you chase stimulation again to get it back. It's like a drug.
Internal happiness and the happiness that can be milked from daily experience are subtle. They're found only in the quiet that exists in the absence of stimulation.
I used to think that monks lived ascetic lives as a form of self flagellation, but I don't think so anymore. I think that they eat plain food, wear plain clothes, and abstain from various indulgences because it helps them remain in a state conducive to sustainable happiness.
Want to try something interesting? Decide that you're going to remove stimulation for a couple months. Eat the same exact food every day. Don't watch TV or play video games. Don't drink or do drugs. Pick out seven (or fewer) very similar outfits and wear them exclusively. Don't do anything for fun, but try to find the fun in everything. Don't date. When you have a moment of boredom, don't try to fill it.
It will be a hard two months, and unlike many challenges I might suggest, I don't think you'll love it so much that you'll permanently adopt it. But I do think that it will change your perspective and build up your ability to generate happiness within.
I haven't done this challenge explicitly, but my work schedule pushed me into it without me even knowing. Rather than the sacrifice that I would have anticipated it being, it has been a real pleasure and has brought me a focused calm I never had before. Plus I like doing the dishes now.
Photo is from the MFA in Boston.
Two more days in NY and then I'm heading back to SF. Looking forward to about three months of my routine before going to Japan in the spring.
Seven years ago, I wrote a post called "How to Be Happy. Always." It's pretty poorly written, but starts off with an important concept-- we live in a society where happiness is the number one priority. Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. No one really questions that, but maybe we should. Is happiness really the best goal we can come up with?
In the time that's elapsed between when I wrote that post and now, I've thought a lot about happiness, and I still think that maximizing it is a bad idea. But before I get into that, let's talk a little bit about what happiness is.
Happiness is an good state of mind. It allows you to be optimistic, to see the good in people, and to be productive. On the other end of the spectrum, when you're very unhappy, you have a lot of barriers between things like productivity and socialization. Clearly, being happy is much better than being unhappy. It's important to be happy. Is there such a thing as being too happy? I don't think so. I've never seen someone make a mistake because he was just too happy.
So what's my problem with maximizing happiness, then? Well, it's the method, mostly.
For years I've been pondering what could be the key to living a happier, more fulfilled life. Today, I think I have the answer.
Forget about money, fame, fancy cars, relationships, exercise, family, traveling, new experiences or even good health. Because none of that matters if you don't know how to appreciate it.


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Smasher and Bruce came over this morning and we headed out to the MORI museum to have a look at a Bill Viola show. In the frequently highly dodgy world of gallery-based video art, Bill Viola is a master and one of my absolute favourites. It was a retrospective with six or seven rooms, each containing one large work. I find his newer contemplative works less compelling than his earlier more environmental installations, but this show had some of each so I was pleased. The highlight was The Crossing, possibly his most well known work; a room-sized double sided piece of a man walking towards the camera for several minutes. Journey complete, he fills the screen, then on one side of the screen he bursts into flames, whilst on the reverse side he is drowned in a deluge. Wonderful stuff.
The museum is on the 53rd floor of the MORI building and includes a viewing deck giving extraordinary panoramic views of the massive, massive urban sprawl which is Tokyo-Yokohama. It also offered a perfect birds eye view of our stage for this evenings TV show, so at least we got a sense of what the helicopter shots might look like.
We followed up our art excursion with the obligatory sushi lunch which was so delicious and inexpensive it just made me want to weep. From here to the studios of tv asahi (stick!). In keeping with the Japanese meeting ethic, we took about 25 people with us including backline, lighting, sound, monitor engineers, management and assistants. I think the TV people were overwhelmed by so many of us showing up, but an amount of shock and awe never hurts in these situations. Everyone at tv asahi (stick!) was very willing to make it look and sound the way we wanted, but their native aesthetic for TV rock performance (much akin to the way the BBC lights news readers) is so far from our own that it took a while to bridge the gulf. The discussions, via interpreters, became quite intense, but gradually we saw that we were getting to where we want to be.
We ate in the TV station staff dining room, having been issued with little plastic credit cards containing Y 1000 of food credit. It was a canteen sort of thing, with impossibly exotic looking dishes all over the place. Having selected four or five items I headed for the check out, initially confused as there was no-one serving. Placing my tray on the counter, an LCD screen sprang to life and made a pinging noise, before showing me the total charge. I confess to feeling momentarily like the cave man in Piccadilly Circus - are you telling me that this thing knows whats on my tray? Apparently so. I put my credit slip in a slot, causing a second ping and a little cartoon dog with a waggy tail indicated I was free to go and eat. Genius.
The band came in for soundcheck, run-through, camera blocking and so forth. I was gradually overwhelmed by a realisation of where I was and what I was doing. We are on the roof of a TV station against the backdrop of the Tokyo tower and skyline lit up against the night sky. After two years of Vertigo on the road, finally, here we are, in the real City of Blinding Lights.
To our eyes the TV show is a mad affair - a sort of Ready Steady Go meets Blue Peter kind of thing, but apparently is watched by untold millions. It also goes out live live as we say in the biz (as in actually broadcast as performed, rather than with any kind of tape delay) so it was going to be served exactly as seen. In the moment we got a great result. The tv ashahi (stick!) team really came through for us. It looked just like a band performing against the Tokyo night sky should look.
Bruce and I got hopelessly lost trying to leave the building then headed out for a walk to take in the Roppongi Friday night atmosphere. Somewhere further down the street we walked past a large installation by another of my favourite artists Tatsuo Miyajima, whose work with rows of red LCD numbers counting down might be familiar. This piece was number countdowns, but each number was about three metres tall, which was pretty impressive against the traffic.
We ended up back outside the front of the hotel and faced a moments indecision as to whether to head out, go for yet more sushi or just call it a night. We ended up loitering outside of hotel until Joe showed up carrying an open bottle of wine. Decision made. We sat right there on the terrace by the taxi rank and looked at the action of a Roppongi Friday night. This is a wild place and I confess that I may be falling in love with this city, this psychedelic vision of the future which will be coming to a town near you, probably a great deal sooner than you imagine.
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By default with 2.6.35 and xf86-video-ati 6.13.1+ 3D rendering is synced to vertical refresh. you can disable it by setting vblank_mode=0 with mesa from git.
I managed to patch the 2.6.35 kernel so that I can undervolt the CPU and compare in equal conditons the new power saving features. It seems to be working, or at least the fan doesn't start very often. However, I'm confused for I don't see any performance difference between the 'high' and 'low' profiles. I tested OpenArena and a molecular viewer. The latter can also display the frame rate and nothing seems to change between both profiles. Isn't this odd?
By default with 2.6.35 and xf86-video-ati 6.13.1+ 3D rendering is synced to vertical refresh. you can disable it by setting vblank_mode=0 with mesa from git.
Not using driconf?
Yes, you mentioned it before somewhere in this thread. Unfortunately I haven't been able to load the 3D drivers compiled from the git repository. I must be doing something wrong here or there, so I'm just testing with the packages from Debian sid (*).
In any case, I tested both profiles in scenarios where I get well less than 60 FPS (complex maps, big molecules). Would the vsync issue still influence the results in these conditions? If this is the case that explains everything.
(*) A quick question. Do the 3D drivers from freedesktop need the latest ddx too? I haven't built the latter for I thought it wasn't needed. Perhaps that was what I was lacking.
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You need some slight changes to your .drirc for dri2. See these bugs for more details:
Got the bits from git working. I guess my previous mistake was being lazy and not having compiled the 2D driver. However, I can't disable vsync. Setting vblank_mode=0 as an environment variable results in glxgears shouting
"ATTENTION: default value of option vblank_mode overridden by environment."
twice. If I write a drirc file with a dri2 block as per the comments of that bug I get yet another warning:
"ATTENTION: option value of option vblank_mode ignored."
Maybe I wasn't paying much attention before. Building everything again it seems vsync is disabled, although only for applications running on a window. When they go fullscreen I get 60 FPS again. Is this expected?
I believe the default for DRI2 is "tearing avoidance" (trying to ensure that the scanout pointer does not cross over an area of the screen which is being updated during the update) rather than full "sync to vblank".
With a small window that can run much faster than a full sync-to-vblank, but for a full-screen app which is not throttled by something like video frame rate the behaviour will be very much like sync-to-vblank.


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Fake my mum fucking died you nob head i had to arrange the sale of her house while caring for her farther who has alzheimer's its only recently he has moved in to a care home where he will be looked after round the clock which is why a few months ago i mentioned i was feeling low etc all and im not even 21 and is it any fucking wonder i wouldn't give any reasons i wouldn't be surprised if you insulted her. Now please all of you get off my blog and stay off as its not a joke to me and its starting to feel very personal.
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Mate your boring me to tears.i have literally nothing left to say to you.i tried to ask questions to increase both our knowledge and we could have help one and other but u r disrespecting a lot of people that could help u out.i will continue to train my arse off an leave the match making to my coach like anyone who's starting out with half a clue would do.id advise u to do the same but u won't listen.if our paths do cross in the cage so be it.but know that I will be training my arse off to be the best I can be,just like I am for this fight.i look forward to hearing how u get on next week when ur back in training,maybe it might humble you
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Nice one now please no more replys thats all i ask. Everyone saying im a wannabe etc if that was the case id be writing the blog on my fb or twitter to get full attention i don't want hype or attention which is why im trying to stay anonymous but giving the info that i have im sure someone will now know whose posting i just want to write my blog if anybody on here has a tiny bit of respect for anything just leave me to my blog thank you.
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Hi all! This is slightly OT, but I thought people interested in GPU PM would be interested in PM in general. I wrote a while ago to a wrong forum: http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25123
Or then the issue is so much discussed that no-one is interested anymore.
Anyway, I'd like the rest of the OS to follow the power consumption (or savings) of the GPU driver, that is, to get my linux consumption close to Windows, or even lower. Do you readers of this topic have any good ideas (and/or personal experiments)? This really is one major hindrance in taking linux as my mobile OS.


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I slow-smoke, grill-roast a pork shoulder every fall. I adore an autumn day tending my grill that culminates with friends enjoying the spoils. This year, a gift of aromatic dill from neighbor Jon's garden inspires our feast. Dill sprigs flavor the brine; the moist seeds, rubbed from their pods, transform into a rub; and tender dill fronds speckle a simple slaw.
Pork shoulder proves an economical cut for a crowd. Little coin, lots of time. Time to brine, time to dry-marinate and then time to slow-smoke on the grill. Yet consumption goes quickly. My guests hover near the cutting board to pick up "schnibs" as my dad calls them — a dangerous sport with his carving knife at work.
Most supermarkets sell pork shoulder roasts ranging from 2 pounds to whole shoulders well over 10 pounds. I find a 5- to 6-pound roast easiest to negotiate in and out of brine and on and off the grill. For a large crowd, I prefer to cook two such roasts rather than the whole shoulder. After cooking, a bone-in roast will yield about 2 servings per pound of the raw weight.
I've often written about my fondness for flavor-brining. Especially for large cuts such as shoulder. Brining adds an insurance policy against dryness; perfect for today's leaner pork that can dry easily. I change up the flavoring agents in my brines to suit the outcomes — fresh garlic, fresh herbs, citrus rind, bay leaves and hot chilies are just some of the ideas.
After brining, a dry rub continues to build flavor. A simple combination of salt, pepper and aromatic seeds or herbs works well. Here, I'm using seeds plucked from fresh dill sprigs, but dried dill seeds suffice. Other options include fennel seeds, cumin, rosemary and allspice. A few hours, or a day or two, with the roast coated with the rub proves worth the wait.
Always grill large cuts with the indirect method — that is with the heat sources on the sides of the meat rather than directly underneath. This is akin to slow-roasting in an oven, which, by the way works too — set it at 325 degrees. You'll miss some smoky flavor, but still have mouthwatering goodness. When the meat is this good, it deserves equal partners. I can't resist whipping up a batch of biscuits. Thinly sliced pork layered on fresh biscuits, topped with a spoonful of the pan juices and a heap of dilly coleslaw transports me straight to hog heaven.
Slow-smoked grilled, dilled pork shoulder
Prep: 30 minutes
Brine: 4 to 48 hours
Marinate: Several hours
Cook: 3 1/2 hours
Servings: 10 to 12
½ cup each: granulated sugar, coarse kosher salt
4 large dill sprigs
1 large (about 6 pounds) bone-in pork shoulder blade roast (aka Boston blade roast or pork butt)
Dill rub, see recipe below
2 cups hickory or applewood chips
1 cup apple cider vinegar or malt vinegar
¼ cup honey
1. Mix 1 gallon lukewarm water, sugar, salt and dill sprigs in very large nonaluminum bowl or stockpot. Stir well until the sugar and salt dissolve. Add the pork roast. Cover; refrigerate at least 4 hours or as long as 48 hours.
2. Remove pork from the brine (discard brine). Put pork into a glass dish. Coat with the dill rub. Cover; refrigerate several hours or up to 2 days.
3. Soak wood chips in a large bowl of water for at least 1 hour. Combine vinegar and honey in a small bowl.
4. Prepare a charcoal grill or heat a gas grill to medium-hot. For indirect cooking, arrange coals on two sides of the grill. (If using a gas grill, turn off burners in center.) Put the grate in place; let it heat a few minutes. An oven thermometer placed in the center of the grill should register about 325 degrees.
5. Put the pork roast in a shallow aluminum foil pan. Place in the center of the grill (not directly over the coals). Add a small handful of the wood chips to the coals. (For gas grilling, wrap the soaked chips in a foil pouch and place directly over the heat source.) Cover the grill; cook on medium, 1 hour. Check coals; add more if needed.
6. Drizzle pork generously with some of the vinegar mixture. Continue cooking, drizzling with the vinegar every 30 minutes, until a meat thermometer registers about 160 degrees, 2 to 21/2 hours more. After 3 to 31/2 hours total cooking, the roast should be a burnished golden color with some crispy edges.
7. Transfer pork to a cutting board; tent with foil. Let rest, about 20 minutes. Pour the pan juices into a small container.
8. Very thinly slice the pork. Sprinkle slices lightly with a little coarse salt if you like. Serve drizzled with the pan juices.
Dill rub:
Mix 2 tablespoons each: coarse kosher salt, coarsely ground black pepper and crushed dill seeds in a small dish.
Nutrition information:
Per serving (for 12 servings): 183 calories, 7 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 69 mg cholesterol, 7 g carbohydrates, 22 g protein, 1,137 mg sodium, 0 g fiber.


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Experience Napa in a whole new way at the sophisticated Andaz Napa, a boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown Napa. Bringing new life and a fresh attitude to the Napa Valley, Andaz Napa provides a dynamic environment for gathering with friends, creative comforts and natural elements designed to enhance your Napa Valley experience. From our low-key lounge/lobby and intuitive concierge service to the natural beauty of our gorgeous guestrooms and suites, Andaz Napa offers a smart social space for business and leisure activities as well as an alluring escape from it all at the end of the day.
Centrally located in the newly revitalized "West End" neighborhood, Andaz Napa provides an excellent downtown Napa hotel location to explore and discover all that this vibrant region has to offer. Andaz Napa is conveniently located just minutes from exciting local restaurants, art galleries, shopping and 15 local tasting rooms featuring some of the finest wines in California.
Relax in the sleek sophistication provided by our 141 guestroom and suites, each a perfect study of sensual comforts and modern conveniences. Unwind, play or work in your room and enjoy a private sanctuary, an urban oasis outfitted with lush king size beds, natural hickory hardwood floors and large Eastern white marble bathrooms.
Business meetings and social events become chic occasions when hosted at Andaz Napa. Blending high design with distinct architectural elements and state-of-the-art technology, our versatile venues offer memorable settings for business functions, corporate meetings, and social events in Napa Valley.
Indulge in an eclectic array of California's finest wines and local produce at our culinary hotspots, which feature handcrafted dishes bursting with the fresh flavors of the region. Sip signature cocktails and engaging local wines at Mercantile Social or savor farm-to-table ingredients in the artisan entrees at Andaz Napa Farmers Table. Thoughtfully sourced and carefully served, our creative culinary experiences offer a flavorful reflection of the bounty of the Napa Valley.
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I Am a Man - KZUM's BookTalk
July 15, 2010 by Webmaster
Listen now - 25:55, 11.8 MB
Hosts John Keller and Mary Jo Ryan talk with author Joe Starita about his book, I Am a Man, one of the 2010 One Book, One Lincoln finalists. This program was originally broadcast on KZUM radio, 89.3 FM, on April 8, 2009, and is reproduced here by permission.
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