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Thread: commercial sandalwood?
Hi guys,
I bought some sandalwood-incense last week and I really like the scent. I was thinking about hitting the stores this afternoon in search of something sandalo-based. Can anyone name me some non-niche fragrances (I'm on a smaller budget this month) which I definately have to sample? Thanks a lot!
Maybe you can find Cuiron at a discount now... Another one which is heavy on the sandalwood (pure sandalwood to my nose) is Dorissima's Narziß, but is rather expensive. Try to sample it though: http://www.luckyscent.com/shop/detail.asp?itemid=26601
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The Art of Shaving Sandalwood is still my favorite. Available at Nordstroms and other fine stores near you.
There are other nice sandalwood based fragrances, but they tend to be more expensive, and less purely sandalwood.
I always recommend that folks go to the Art of Shaving website and request samples. They are usually pretty generous.
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Tricorn from Caswell-Massey is great. They also have one called Sandalwood but I haven't tried that one.
Guerlain Samsara is prominently sandalwood based. Geo Trumper's is usually reasonably priced as well.
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My favorite sandalwood-based scents, in order of top to bottom
1. Sandalwood - Art of Shaving (My top-of-the list favorite. The best quality sandalwood; smooth as buttah! And the longest lasting to boot. It's just plain delicious.)
2. Sandalo - Lorenzo Villoresi (This one is a fragrance chameleon in the manner of Piper Nigrum only with sandalwood as the locus as opposed to pepper. Strong and long lasting.)
3. Sandalo by Etro (Smooth, strong and long lasting)
4. Santal Noble - Maître Parfumeur et Gantier (A greener version of the usual sandalwood. Unmistakable MPG accord)
5. Santal de Mysore - Serge Lutens (the weirdest of the lot. Not my favorite but fun every now and then. Very "SL"
6. Santal - Fragonard (sandalwood with a lemon top and tobacco bottom. It's OK but not long lasting on me.)
7. Santal - Floris (a solid, high quality sandalwood but a bit light on me. Disappears in an hour)
Sandalwood - Cologne by Geo F Trumper (nice but perhaps a bit too refined {"British?"}. Still I wear it sometimes, when I am trying to be a silly old git.)
I hesitate to add Santal Impérial - Creed to the above list. I own it. It's ok. It doesn't curl my toes. I holds no mystery. Creed's never do, at least not for me. I never hardly ever spritz it. I should sell it...
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I concur on LV Sandalo and MPG Santal Noble as being great sandalwood-focused fragrances. I consider Santal Noble as one of the greatest fragrances ever made, but unfortunately it's not very versatile, IMHO.
Sandalwood + small budget = Grey Flannel by Geoffrey Beene.
I agree. The drydown is very "sandalwoody". You just have to get passed the initial floral note and sharp opening.Originally Posted by Coleman
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Thanks for the reply's!
I'm going to take some of them into consideration but I think I'll pass the Grey Flannel ;D
Here are some sandalwood colognes I know of;
Santal Noble (MPG) ; Sandalwood-flavored ambergris. Syrupy sweet amber with subtle yet noble sandalwood... For amber-lovers, IMO
Le Boise (Ginestet) ; Sandalwood + Frankinsence. Very holy smell, reminding you of Passage d'Enfer (L'Artisan) or Kyoto, but more sandalwood than frankinsence...
Tam Dao (Diptyque) ; Cedar + Exotic sandalwood. The sharp top by cedar with sensual sandalwood base. My favorites. Very unisex.
Bois de Santal (Keiko Mecheri) ; Keiko appears to have forgotten to out sandalwood in it, and all you can smell is white osmanthus blossoms.
Sandalo (Etro) : Sandalwood + Frankinsence + Myrrhe. Eau de Cologne concentration, therefore kind of ethereal. To my nose, the myrrh stinks like fungal infection between toes.
Magnetism (Escada) ; The top is grape-flavored cough syrup, but the base is sandalwood and, in combination with some aphrodisiac peppers, it has a very subtle, yet long-lasting sensual base.
Have to hit this ball again, because I mentioned it earlier, but I am extremely satisfied with Sonoma Scent Studio Sanctuary Pour Homme. Of course this is only for the straight-up santal lover, being as potent as tiger's breath. The drydown, which lasts until you do laundry or take a shower, is a resinous cocktail of frankincense, myrrh, and incense.
Best of all, it's like $17.00 for half an ounce. Can't go wrong, and you can also get a sample for a dollar or two.
I also like Santal Noble, but occasionally that coffee note is bothersome and too sweet, like coconut, and a bit woozy to/on me.
MPG Santal Noble and Tam Dao are on the top of my list. Both are finely made sandalwood-based scents....classics!!! Floris Santal is also good, but a healthy bit of sweetness....good if you like that.
I'm looking fwd to sampling Creed Original Santal...hoping that my local Nieman's acquires it soon!
Crabtree & Evelyn has a GREAT sandalwood cologne. And...if you're on a budget, the original Curve is a great sandalwood/amber frag.
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I tried some samples/decants of sandalwood-themed fragrances. These are my impressions (with my ordinary nose)Originally Posted by Griff
Santal (L'Artisan) : It smells great. But initially, the prominent note is pretty much fresh citrus. It almost reminded me of the lemon-ish sharpness of Eau d'Hadrien. I patiently waited for sandalwood, but the more I waited, the more note of what appeared to be vetiver came up (correct me if I wrong). I can detect sandalwood somewhere in its base, but I don't think it's the main ingredient of this fragrance. Nice scent, though.....
Santal Imperial (Creed) : Very creed-ish. There's sandalwood in its base. But the typical "creedish neroli" is dominant here. I would like to take it as "sandalwood-flavored neroli". Those who love Neroli Sauvage may like this one, though.
Sandalo (Lorenzo Villoresi) : Wow, it's beautiful. Sandalwood in its base is very prominent and exotic. But I just wonder what's in its top/middle. According to some info on the basenotes, it says rosewood. Is that what it is? Something adds richness and volume to sandalwood and it almost smells like cloves to my (again, not-professionally-trained) nose..... The drydown is beautiful sandalwood. I love it.
Santal Noble (MPG) : All the basenotes know this one already, but let me comment anyway. The top appears to be a passionate battle between coarse cedarwood (very lumbar-ish and cedar-chest-ish) and syrupy ambergris. Very strong initially, and then sandalwood starts to creep up little by little. The drydown is sandalwood-dominant with remnant of ambergris and cedarwood. Personally, this drydown is heavenly and what I can die for!
Tam Dao (Duptyque) : I actually used to think it was cedar, but one of the basenotes kindly corrected me on this. Sounds like it's cypress, not cedar. Anyway, very sharp woods come up. It's a bit cloying to my nose at this stage, but it eventually calms down. And the sandalwood gradually comes up. I don't know how they do this, but this sandalwood is just more beautiful than the ones used in any other fragrance. It's not aromatic beauty, but more like Buddhistic beauty. Very holy scent. Kind of spiritual experience which makes you want to meditate or something. The drydown is heavenly.
10 Corso Como : This one is very similar to Tam Dao in terms of the sandalwood part. But its top note is plum. It's kind of like the ripe plums you get in Femme (Rochas). Very ripe to the point that it smells like "mature femininity". The base is beautiful sandalwood. Some women may pull this off nicely. But I personally find it hard for me to wear it.....
Sandalo (Etro) :[ch12288]It's a great sandalwood fragrance. But just because it's of eau-de-cologne concentration, *the scent is somewhat thinner than other sandalwood fragrances. Probably, I should call it one of the standard sandalwood colognes, but just personally, I dislike the myrrhe used in it. It's just a personal preference and opinion but myrrhe, to me, smells a bit like tinea pedis (fungal infection between toes). Apologize to those who love this cologne, in advance....
Santal Blanc (Serge Lutens) : Is it benzoin? I have no idea, but it smells very sweet, creamy and milky to the point it feels "sticky". I can detect sandalwood in it, but is there musk as well? Something else feminine is much more dominant than sandalwood, which only ends up giving a powedery quality to it. It's Blanc, but not really Santal....
.... to be continued
Great review Vibrant_Violet !
May I ask you to include as well (if possible) Floris Sandalwood, AoS Sandalwood, Santal Fragonard and Trumpers Sandalwood ?
I 'd love to hear your opinions on those.
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In the meantime, I have obtained a sample of Trumpers' Sandalwood. I'll let you know if I've tested it!
I haven't tried Santal/Sandalwood (Floris), Sandalwood (AoS), Santal (Fragonard) or Sandalwood (Trumpers) yet. I especially heard great things about Trumpers and am very curious to find out how good it is. Anyway, I will definitely continue my sandalwood "research" and keep everyone poseted.
I expect to receive a bottle of Trumper's Sandalwood in two days.... I really hope it is indeed as good as all those exciting reviews. :
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I received my Trumper's sample this past weekend, and I'm wearing Sandalwood today. At first I didn't like it. And then it toned down and I started to like it. And then I started to become wild about it (and wondered what I was thinking this morning, when I didn't like it). Very masculine and complex, and VERY long lasting.
I finally received sample packages from Trumper. Wow. They're very generous, aren't they? I open the vials with high expectations, expecially for the Sandalwood Cologne..... Well, I do not know the exact difference among various species of sandalwood. But my first impression was "very oriental!". It's different from the eucalyptus-y Sandalwood Cologne (The Art of Shaving), which smells very clean and medicinal. It's obviously not like Tam Dao (Diptyque), which starts out with sharp cypress and eventually changes into the core combination of sensual cumin and beautiful sandalwood (which makes you want to make love and meditate at the same time). Based on all the remarks on Trumper on this forum, I had been expecting Trumper sandalwood to be something straightforward and positively one-dimentional. Instead, I'm almost perplexed by the complexity of the scent, which smells like what eau-de-cologne versions of Coco (Chanel) and Mure et Musc (L'Artisan) would smell like. Again, some might say this is a different kind (species) of sandalwood, but it did not impress me much. To my nose, it's very far from the word "pure sandalwood"....
So far, I have tried Santal (L'Artisan), Santal Imperial (Creed) , Sandalo (Lorenzo Villoresi), Santal Noble (MPG) , Tam Dao (Duptyque), 10 Corso Como, Sandalo (Etro), and Santal Blanc (Serge Lutens). My next (and almost final) target is Sandalwood (Floris). I ordered a bottle severel days ago. As Sandalwood (one of the basenoters) kindly told me, Santal, on the other hand, was not impressive at all from a sandalwood standpoint. It's lavender woody (and very pleasantly masculine), but my nose failed to detect sandalwood anywhere in it. My expectation level for Sandalwood, instead, is "extremely high" at this point.
The new Guerlain Vetiver has a strong sandalwood note, don't you guys think so?
Sandalwood is one my favorite notes and i own numerous (just click on my wardrobe) sandalwood based fragrances. I also own a small amount of Mysore sandalwood oil.
That being said,with the exception of SL's Santal Blanc,Trumpers Sandalwood is the most complex of all the sandalwoods i own. It has a very long dry down. But after the multiple layers in the top and middle notes,the base of TS has one of the purest Mysore S. notes ever i have ever smelled.
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Hi Jeff;
I think I know what you mean by the purest mysore sandalwood. Almost 4-5 hours after applying Trumper on my skin (sort of when I'd even forgotten applying it on my skin), I finally noticed this pure sandalwood note coming up from my wrist. It's truly beautiful as you said. But again, the top-middle note of this fragrance is so crowded that it just keeps reminding me of Coco (Chanel)..... Is there any fragrance which just has this beautiful mysore sandalwood, without this Coco note? Or might I just as well go for sandalwood oil? The followings are the sandalwoods I've tried so far. At this point, my favorite is Tam Dao. I just like the combination of cumin and sandalwood. Do you have any others you can recommend in terms of beautiful sandalwood? I would truly appreciate your advice, because I feel like I'm "stuck" and "lost" in my journey looking for ideal sandalwood, at this point. Thanks!
Santal (L'Artisan), Santal Imperial (Creed), Sandalo (Lorenzo Villoresi), Santal Noble (MPG), Tam Dao (Duptyque), 10 Corso Como, Sandalo (Etro), Sandalwood (Crabtree&Evelyn), Santal Blanc (Serge Lutens), Santal (Floris), Sandalwood (Floris), Sandalwood (Trumper) and Sandalwood (The Art of Shaving).
P.S. *Did you ever try an IUNX fragrance called L'Ether? I heard that this one had nice sandalwood also, though I've never tried.
Out of all the sandalwoods that i own.the one that smells the closest to Mysore oil is LV's. Especially after it drys down.Originally Posted by Vibrant_Violet
A couple more you may want to try (if you don't mind oils) are Madini's Santal Blanc and Attar Bazaar's Mysore Sandalwood oil. Both are amazing!!
I do have samples of the whole Iunx line and although L'Ether has sandalwood in the base,i personaly do not think of it as a 'sandalwood' fragrance. Its reminds me of a more woody Passage d'Enfer without the lilies.
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Hey Jeff;
Thanks for the great info!
I think Passage d'Enfer (and Ginestat Le Boise), to my nose, smell more like frankinsence/myrrhe than sandalwood (though they smell great). I was considering purchasing L'Ether blindly, but, thanks to your feedback, let me just hold at this pont then...
Madini's Santal Blanc? Attar Bazaar's Mysore Sandalwood oil? Wow. I've never heard of them....... I am looking at the website of Attar Bazaar now. Very interesting! What about other sandalwood products they have, like Arabian, Egyptian, and Tunisian sandalwood? Also, how do you use oil, by the way? Do you dilute with alcohol? I used to have sandalwood oil from Body Shop, but I just had no idea how to use it.
Thanks again!
I just put it on straight. But just remember, like parfums, oils stay closer to the skin (less sillage) but they last (most do) forever.Originally Posted by Vibrant_Violet
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Just be aware Vibrant_Violet, if you happen to acquire pure sandalwood oil, you shouldn't apply the product directly to the skin as it is extremely irritant. You will have to dilute it in a carrier (like flaxseed oil, for instance) in a proportion of 2 % pure sandalwood oil and 98 % carrier agent.Originally Posted by Vibrant_Violet
There are several places in the net where you can find excellent, pure Mysore sandalwood oil.
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Hi Sandalwood!
Thanks for the info! As I wrote above, I used to have s small bottle of Body Shop sandalwood oil before, but it was long time ago and I don't even remember what it smelled like...... Well. I have to confess I had a bad experience with patchouli oil. There was a time when I was crazy about patchouli, and one day I bought a small bottle of patchouli oil, expecting it might smell as wonderful as those patchouli notes from some fagrances I liked. To my chagrin, I found the direct smell from patchouli oil bottle almost repulsive! To my further chagrin, when I tried to apply it directly onto my wrist, I accidentally dropped the bottle onto the floor. None could enter my room next several weeks...... My point is I really didn't know how to play with oil. So you recommend 2% dilution with some medium? That sounds interesting. Generally speaking (i.e. not just for mysore sandalwood), which sandalwood oil (which brand, etc) would you recommend? I guess these hand-made sandalwood colognes smell more straightforward sandalwoody than even Tam Dao and Floris Sandalwood, but would they smell better, actually? Again, I have never played with sandalwood oil and am getting very curious. Can you share your experience with me, Sndalwood? Thanks.
I have a small bottle (10 ml) of pure Mysore Sandalwood oil which is incredibly great, you can get it at:
I bought a little 30 ml empty bottle in which I put 0.5 ml of this pure sandalwood oil and 24.5 ml of flaxseed oil. The result is an amazing sandalwood scent that I use almost every day; I normally put some on my wrists and some on my temple. It stays very close to my skin, so I'm the only one able to smell it. This scent resembles, in a way, the combined dry down of LV Sandalo and Tam Dao.
Talking about handmade sandalwood colognes, this is an interesting one that I'm envisioning to acquire:
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Hi Sandalwood;
Thanks for the info. Oil (even if diluted) lasts much longer than alcohol-based fragrance, doesn't it?
Let me ask you a very basic question. How many different kinds of sandalwood oils are there? Not in terms of different brands, but as for different spicies. When I checked the Attar Bazaar site, they have Arabian, Tunisian, Egyptian and Mysore sandalwood. Each has a brief description, but it does not really tell me the difference. When we say "sandalwood " as ingredients for fragrance, does it usually mean mysore sandalwood? Will you give me a small lecture about different sandalwood species?
212 men smells almost totally like sandalwood to me
I was not aware that Sandalwood oil was an irritant, much less an extreme irritant. I don't believe that statement is correct. Perhaps you are the one person in the world to whom sandalwood oil is an irritant.Just be aware Vibrant_Violet, if you happen to acquire pure sandalwood oil, you shouldn't apply the product directly to the skin as it is extremely irritant.
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dcampen, are you sure you've been exposed to pure and undiluted sandalwood oil ? I have been and can tell you it really is irritant on the skin.Originally Posted by dcampen
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Hi Vibrant_Violet !
Some years ago, work took me in a trip to the middle east where I had the opportunity to try some (but not all) different varieties of sandalwood. I've got a few comments and perceptions, very subjective I agree, that I can share:
The sandalwood tree (Santalum album L) grows mainly in Asia, specifically South and Southeast Asia: Cambodia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand although the one produced in India is and has been reputed to be of the finest quality.
In India, the sandalwood is primarily distributed on the Deccan Plateau ( "Deccan" in Sanskrit translates as "the south", where the states of Karnataka (Mysore) and Tamil Nadu are located. The sandalwood of Mysore is very, smooth and gentle, balsamic and earthy, truly delicate and complex whereas the Tamil Nadu sandalwood is richer, creamy and has a bit of a turpentine note.
There are also other sandalwood species in other countries, for example Australia (S. spicatum or Eucarya spicata) which tends to be very resinous and with a dry-woody base note, or the West Indies (Amyris balsamifera L ).The sandalwood obtained from these species is quite harsh and with a somewhat bitter quality.
I've heard also about the Egyptian Sandalwood, Tunisian Sandalwood and Arabian Sandalwood, although I'm not sure about their quality or if they produce any, as these countries are amongst the largest importers of sandalwood (along with the US and some EU countries).
Nowadays, the production of sandalwood in India and specially in the Mysore region is closely supervised and regulated by the government of this country, thus, considering the growing sandalwood of Mysore oil offer in the market I suspect much of the higher quality products available must likely originate, at best, in the rest of the Deccan Plateau outside Karnataka (i. e. Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh) or in some other cases, Indonesia and Australia.
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These names are "conceptualizations" and have little, if any, literal meaning. There is no sandalwood oil produced in Arabia, Tunisia or Egypt. There is sandalwood oil produced in East Indian which is sometimes called Mysore sandalwood oil but even here when the term is used in a fragrance description it is likely that it is being used conceptually and not literally.they have Arabian, Tunisian, Egyptian and Mysore sandalwood. Each has a brief description, but it does not really tell me the difference.
This is from the EdenBotanicals web site:When we say "sandalwood " as ingredients for fragrance, does it usually mean mysore sandalwood? Will you give me a small lecture about different sandalwood species?
The Sandalwood Tree: Sandalwood products are obtained from the sandalwood tree (Santalum album), which is a member of the Santalaceae family. It is known as white sandalwood, Mysore sandalwood, East Indian sandalwood, sandal, Chandan (Hindi), and tan xiang (Mandarin). The white sandalwood is an evergreen tree which grows to 50 feet. It naturally occurs in Eastern India in the states of Mysore, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnatika. It grows in a dry and rocky environment and reproduces by suckers and by seeds. The environmental conditions required by this tree are rather strict and not completely understood. Due to a combination of the environmental requirements and the necessity of living off a host plant, sandalwood is not easy to propagate. Even so it has been long cultivated in other Southeast Asian locations, including Indonesia which produces some good quality essential oil.
Sandalwood is a parasitic tree, which obtains nutrients from several other plant species. While there are other species of sandalwood, including red sandalwood, Australian sandalwood (S. spicaum) and New Caledonian sandalwood (S. austrocaledonicum), these are quite different than true Santalum album and have very different properties and fragrances. There is another tree that yields an essential oil which is sometimes called West Indian sandalwood or amyris (Amyris balsamifera). It is from Haiti and other islands in the West Indies and is not related to true sandalwood. It is however, sometimes used as a sandalwood substitute especially in products such as sandalwood soap, where using the true sandalwood would be too expensive.
So, the only true sandalwood oil comes from the tree Santalum album which grows in SE Asia, particularly East India. This oil is commonly called Mysore Sandalwood or East Indian Sandalwood.
The oil from the related Australian species, S. spicatum, is, in my opinion worthless as a sandalwood oil substitute. The oil from S. austrocaledonicum is similar to Indian sandalwood oil but has some burnt topnotes. The Amyris oil bears no resemblance to real Indian Sandalwood.
There is also a tree called red sandalwood and I have seen "red sandalwood oil" listed in fragrances but this is a pure conceptualization and has no literal meaning.
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Yes, I am very certain. I have samples from a half dozen sources, some going back 30 years.dcampen, are you sure you've been exposed to pure and undiluted sandalwood oil ?
This is the first I have ever heard of this. I guess with all the people in the world there are bound to be some allergic to most anything. You must be one of the very rare few who is allergic to sandalwood oil.I have been and can tell you it really is irritant on the skin.
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I checked "The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils" by Julia Lawless and she lists sandalwood oil as being "non-toxic, non-irritant and non-sensitizing".
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Hi Sandalwood and Dcampen;
Thanks for all the info. There's always something new I can learn every day!


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- Heinrich Detering Leibniz prize 2009
- Martin R. Zirnbauer, mathematician, Leibniz prize 2009
- Martin Beneke, physicist, Leibniz prize 2008
- Wolfgang Lück, mathematician, Leibniz prize 2008
- Jochen Mannhart, physicist, Leibniz prize 2008
- Magdalena Götz, biologist, Leibniz prize 2007
- Oliver Primavesi, philologist, Leibniz prize 2007
- Detlef Weigel, biologist, Leibniz prize 2007
- Gyburg Radke, philologist, Leibniz prize 2006
- Albrecht Koschorke, german literature, Leibniz prize 2003
- Felix Otto, mathematician, Leibniz prize 2006
- Gerhard Roth (biologist), President of the Studienstiftung since 2004
- Ulrich Beck, sociologist
- Christian Keysers, neuroscientist
- Rolf-Ulrich Kunze, historian
- Ulrike Malmendier, economist
- Detlev Poguntke, mathematician
- Stephan Reimertz, art historian
- Volker Runde, mathematician
- Wolf Singer, neuroscientist
- Ernst-Ludwig von Thadden, economist
- Dirk Kaesler, sociologist
- Ulrike Müßig, legal historian
Business and NGOs[edit]
- Andreas von Bechtolsheim, co-founder Sun Microsystems
- Alexander Dibelius, Managing Director Germany, Goldman Sachs
- Frank Mattern, Head of the German Office, McKinsey and Company
- Wolfgang Bernhard, member of the Board of Management of Daimler AG
- Gerd Leipold, Executive Director, Greenpeace International
Public service[edit]
- Antje Vollmer, politician, until 2005 Vice-President of the German parliament
- Fritz Kuhn, politician, co-chairman of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, the German Green Party, from June 2000 to December 2002
- Steffen Seibert, journalist, current Government Spokesman and Head of the Press and Information Office of Germany
- Annette Fugmann-Heesing, treasury secretary, senator
- Gesine Schwan, professor, SPD-candidate for the office of the federal president, 2004
- Robert Tillmanns, politician
- Karl Schiller, politician and scientist
- Christine Teusch, politician
- Andreas Paulus, judge at the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany
- Hans-Jürgen von Bose, professor, composer
- Hans Breder, professor, artist
- Emil Cimiotti, artist
- Moritz Eggert, composer, pianist
- Hans Magnus Enzensberger, writer
- Justus Frantz, pianist
- Anna Gourari, pianist
- Horst Janssen, artist
- Bas Kast, writer
- Heinz Rudolf Kunze, singer and composer
- Michael Kunze, librettist and translator
- Frei Otto, architect
- Matthias Pintscher, composer
- Philipp Tingler, writer, journalist and economist
- Juli Zeh, writer
- Petra Gerster, journalist
- Frank Schirrmacher, journalist
- Ulrike Meinhof, editor, subsequently member of the Red Army Faction (RAF)
- Claus Kleber, journalist, anchor of the "heute-journal"
- Wilfried Köpke, journalist
See also[edit]
- ^ http://www.studienstiftung.de/leitbild.html
- ^ http://www.welt.de/wams_print/article1896470/Elite_sein_wird_einfacher.html
- ^ http://www.studienstiftung.de/jahresbericht/2013/#1
- ^ Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes, Jahresbericht 2010 (Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes, Bonn, 2011) p.34.
- ^ http://www.bundeswettbewerbe.de
- ^ http://www.studienstiftung.de/leitbild.html
- ^ http://web.archive.org/web/20080612021751/http://www.studienstiftung.de/leitbild.html?
- ^ http://www.studienstiftung.de/aktuelles.html?user_press[uid]=186&cHash=cfb5726fcc79ffcfa0c929528b9c795e
External links[edit]
- Homepage of the Studienstiftung: http://www.studienstiftung.de
- http://www.zeit.de/2005/37/B-Elitestudenten2?page=all

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More than 80 years after Bobby Jones' ball barely budged, the story is still told to show golf is a game of honor. The great amateur was competing in the 1925 U. S. Open when, unbeknownst to anyone but himself, Jones' ball moved ever so slightly as he addressed it in the rough.There were no referees to call a foul, no officials to slap him with a penalty. Jones' playing companion, Walter Hagen, didn't see the infraction, nor did his caddie or any spectators. The tournament title hung ...
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Koessler Athletic Center (2,176) -- Buffalo, New York. Television: None. Home Record: Manhattan 3-2, Canisius 6-1. Away Record: Manhattan 2-7, Canisius 4-6. Neutral Record: Manhattan 0-2, Canisius 0-0. Conference Record: Manhattan 3-3, Canisius 3-3. Series Record: Manhattan leads, 48-32.
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Manhattan has lost six of its last eight outings entering this game. However, the Jaspers emerged victorious in their most recent contest, notching a 65-53 home win over Marist on Sunday. However, beginning tonight, the Jaspers are on the road for four of their next five.
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Are you looking for hotel accommodation in Banff? This guide will provide you with useful information about some of the wonderful hotels that you can stay in. Banff is a beautiful place that is very popular with visitors due to the many hiking and biking trails as well as the picturesque mountain scenery. Fall is when the leaves in the Banff National Park are in full blossom in their glorious colors, and winter transforms the town into a playground for winter sports lovers such as skiers. Whatever time of the year you visit, you will certainly find great hotel accommodation in Banff, Alberta, Canada.
Fairmont Banff Springs
It's one of the oldest resorts in Banff, faithfully serving its visitors since 1888.Naturally, it has become a symbol of Banff hotels and resorts and it has continued to be associated with excellence and originality. There is a superb golf course for the avid golf enthusiasts and a separate section for those who would like to know more about lawn care. The hotel has the latest in wine and drink mixology making it a great location for holding parties. Fairmont Banff Springs also offers a culinary experience for children and a photography package making it a wonderful family destination. Their website http://www.fairmont.com/banff-springs/ has more info if needed.
The Rimrock Resort Hotel
Banff hotels are renowned for the way they expertly blend into the surrounding scenery to create a breathtaking location, and none does it better than the RimRock Resort Hotel. Situated near the Sulphur Mountain, and within the Banff National Park, the RimRock is a strikingly beautiful masterpiece featuring 364 guest rooms and suites, 5 dining experiences, a spa, fitness facility, a squash court and a swimming pool. The hotel offers both traditional and modern flair to make sure that the varying tastes of visitors are fully satisfied. See http://www.rimrockresort.com/ for more information.
Charlton's Cedar Court
Sometimes in life you need to slow down, take it easy and soak in the majesty of the world around you. The Charlton's Cedar Court's offers exactly that, with its luxurious alpine-style ambience carefully blended in with soothing comfort to give you the ultimate classic, mountain getaway experience. You can take a walk to the nearby Banff National Park, relax in the well-tended gardens or sit at the fireplace as you unwind. The indoor mineral pools together with a whirlpool and steam room together with plenty of other entertainment options will beguile you so much that you will be itching to return. See their website http://www.charltonscedarcourt.com/ for more info.
Banff Rocky Mountain Resort
Located at the far end of Banff Avenue, Banff Rocky Mountain Resort gives you a sense of detachment and a reposeful experience while being surrounded by beautiful hiking paths and scenic ski trails. You don't have to worry on how to get there as the resort provides a free shuttle service from the town centre. There are excellent facilities here including squash and tennis courts, hot tubs, indoor swimming pool and a café-restaurant. The organized activities such as guided hikes, children's events and group snowshoeing make it fun for everyone in the family. The accommodation is also spacious and generous with cosy fireplaces, large rooms and free wireless internet. See http://www.rockymountainresort.com/ for more info.
Inns of Banff
Due to its scenic location at the edge of town, this hotel provides some of the most strikingly beautiful views in all of Banff. It's a very affordable hotel, but the good prices do not affect the quality. It offers large guest rooms, indoor pool and sauna, gift shop and renovated condos and cottages. Spend time at the outdoor hot pool located at the roof top and then go down to the Wildfire Grill, the Bear's Den Pub or the Japanese restaurant for a treat. There is also an indoor pool and whirlpool among other resort amenities. For those who love skiing, Inns of Banff is just a walking distance from the Sunshine Village and the skiing trails on Mount Norquay. See http://www.innsofbanff.com/ for more info.
Fairmont Banff Springs
The architectural design of the Fairmont Banff Springs that depicts a Scottish Baronial Castle is just about enough to capture your attention whenever you lay your eyes upon this majestic resort. Nestled at the banks of the Bow and Spray rivers, the hotel hides amidst the lush woodlands of Banff while being surrounded by the imposing Canadian Rockies. Due to this spectacular setting, the Fairmont Banff Springs offers a unique and unrivaled resort experience where you will get to enjoy some of the most scenic views of Banff National Park. The Banff Gondola is one of the nearby attractions which takes visitors to the summit of Sulphur Mountain. The hotel features two stunning golf courses nestled in the scenic surroundings of the area which offer some challenging courses for professional golfers and enthusiasts to take one. With the hotel featuring a dozen restaurants and lounges there are plenty of dining options as well as diverse menu choices to choose from. A world class spa, bowling and shopping complex at the resort offers something for adults while the young ones can head down to the kid's club to enjoy the vast range of kids' entertainment options. The hotel also features 770 guest rooms which have been furnished with modern amenities, such as cable TV, wireless internet, furnished private bathrooms, ironing equipment, air conditioning and telephone services. The Fairmont Banff Springs also offers a business center, an on-site spa, fitness room, swimming pool, ski shop sauna, and hot tub facilities. Read more
Banff International Hotel
Right in the heart of Banff National Park and minutes away from the town center, you will find the Banff International Hotel that offers modern accommodations and outstanding comfort in a convenient location in Banff. Guests staying at this hotel can enjoy easy access to the numerous eateries, shopping venues and attractions in the town center which are only a short walking distance from their accommodation. Owing to its location in the national park, Banff International Hotel also provides guests with easy access to recreational activities such as hiking, fishing and horseback ridding right within the park. The hotel offers shuttle bus rides to the three major ski resorts of Mount Norquay, Lake Louise and Sunshine Village. Additionally, the hotel is well connected by the public transport system and offers free parking space within is premises. Guestrooms at the hotel are equipped with amenities such as wireless internet access, telephone services with voice mail, cable and HD television, air-conditioning installations, fully equipped bathrooms, coffeemakers, alarm clocks and ironing equipment. Some rooms also offer great mountain views. The hotel has a king size Jacuzzi, steam room, dry sauna and a well equipped fitness center. Guest's can enjoy full-time meals at the Ricky's All Day Grill and enjoyable drinks at the RG's lounge bar in a relaxing and casual ambiance by the fireplace. In addition, the helpful staff plus the concierge services at the hotel offer guided ski and sightseeing tours to help guest make the most out of their vacation in Banff. Read more
Mount Royal Hotel
Tucked away in downtown Banff, the Mount Royal Hotel combines modern services and cozy accommodation in a convenient and fantastic location. The hotel features one hundred and thirty five guestrooms with a new and fresh look following recent renovations. Some of the facilities offered in each guest room include cable TV, coffeemakers, alarm clocks, air conditioning and ironing facilities. Enjoy spectacular dinning with breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies at the Tony Romas Restaurant. Idea for breakfast, lunch and dinner and features a charming fireplace and large flat screen televisions. The hotel's Buffalo Paddock Bar and Grille offers guest a wide range of entertainment facilities in an exciting and casual ambiance. Head down to the bar and indulge in a game of darts, pool, and shuffleboard or try your luck at the video lottery slot machines. If you are in the mood for something a bit more engaging, the hotel is home to the private Karaoke Room where you can book a spot and become the host star for the night. If you happen to be visiting in winter, take advantage of the ski lockers and transportation services offered at the hotel which take guests directly to ski locations. The hotels staff at the on-site Sightseeing Desk offer excellent support to guests and you can find information on skill hills, advice on the best attractions to visit and a chance to grab some sightseeing tickets. And after a long day of thrilling adventure, unwind at the hotels Jacuzzi or sauna as you recall the fantastic events of the day. Read more
Charlton's Cedar Court
After the major renovations that Charlton Cedar Court has gone through, we welcome you to our fresh and new look where you can enjoy a more modern stay in the stunning surroundings of the Canadian Rockies. Come and check out our newly renovated rooms and enjoy the same setting as before and our convenient location close to the charming shopping and dining establishments that are littered all over downtown Banff. Our newly renovated lobby offers larger space and is the perfect place to get cozy by the fireplace, plus the new look of our guestrooms creates a casual ambiance where families and other guests can relax after a long day of action packed fun on the mountains. To enjoy some of our modern services and facilities, you can head down to the internet station and stay in touch with friends and family or perhaps visit the indoor whirlpool and steam room for a relaxing time. With our wide range of accommodation options ranging from fireplace loft suites, to deluxe guest rooms and efficiency kitchenette suites all well decorated with a nature theme, your stay at the hotel will be a pleasant one whether you are on a family vacation or a romantic getaway. Top notch personalized services and unbeatable cleanliness are a major priority our hotel and we look forward to welcoming you during your next visit to Banff. Read more
The Juniper Hotel & Bistro
Located at the base of Mt. Norquay, Juniper Hotel & Bistro offers some of the most spectacular views of the mountains, the nearby Bow Valley and Vermillion lakes. Being 2 km from the downtown core of Banff, the hotel offers lovely views of the town-site from a distance. Due to the hotels ideal location close to the mountains, you can enjoy easy access to endless mountain adventure through activities such as skiing, hiking, mountaineering, snowshoeing and more. The hotel features 50 designer rooms which have a sophisticated yet stylish interior decor that is inclined towards the natural and amazing sights of Banff. The lovely designs at the hotel even feature in the hallways which will make your stay all the more pleasant. Guestrooms also come with fireplaces as well as private balconies and patio walks where you can savor the spectacular views of the surroundings right from your room. Due to the location of the hotel in the Cascade Wildlife Corridor, wildlife viewing is one of the unique activities that you will get to enjoy during your stay. Other amenities at the hotel include high speed internet connection, local phone calls, an outdoor hot tub, conference facilities and on-site walking trails. Pets and bikes are also allowed at the hotel making a convenient place for bikers and pet lovers. Read more
Rundle Manor Apartment Hotel
Located in a secluded part of the town center, the Rundle Manor Apartment Hotel offers apartment style accommodations with modern amenities and in a convenient section of the town. Only a short distance from the downtown area of the town this Banff accommodation offers guests easy access to the many shopping, dinning and entertainment venues in the town center. Rustic pine furnishings adorn the twenty four units at the hotel which also come with fully equipped modern kitchens, private bathrooms, cable television and telephone services. This makes The Rundle Manor Apartment Hotel a great place to stay if you are planning for a long vacation. The hotel is also easily accessible via public transit and offers complimentary parking for those arriving in their private vehicles. Guest staying at the hotel can enjoy canoe tours at the nearby docks which are organized at the concierge desk. Visitors at this hotel can also access complimentary amenities at the Banff Ptarmigan which include a sauna, steam room and indoor hot pools. A ski storage facility is also available at the hotel offering ski enthusiast convenient services while planning their adventurous expeditions. Guest can have their meals at the on-site restaurant of the hotel before heading out to explore the best that the town center of Banff has to offer. Read more
King Edward Hotel
The King Edward Hotel has been around since 1904 and is located in a convenient location right off Banff Avenue. Though known as the second oldest hotel in Banff, this hotel punches well above its weight in the hospitality ring. Guest staying at this Banff accommodation can enjoy affordable modern accommodations from courteous and supportive staff in addition to easy access to the numerous dinning, entertainment and shopping opportunities that are available in downtown Banff. The contemporary accommodation and attentive service offered at the King Edward Hotel is testament to the valuable experience that the hotel has gained over the years. The 21 guestrooms at this hotel feature all the amenities of a modern hotel with each room equipped with high speed internet access, satellite television, climate control installations, a work desk area and fully equipped bathrooms with tub. The King Edward hotel can be accessed either via public transport or by private vehicle. Parking is available within the grounds of the hotel on a first come first served basis. During your stay at this hotel, you can take advantage of the on-site restaurant and bar where you can have your meals and drinks conveniently before heading out to explore the captivating wilderness of Banff and the lively downtown area. Additional facilities and services such as laundry and dry cleaning, currency exchange, ATM machine, concierge tours and full-time customer care services at the reception desk will enable you to have a convenient time while staying at this hotel. Read more
Fox Hotel and Suites
The Fox Hotel and Suites is located just a short walk from downtown Banff and offers modern accommodations and a host of contemporary amenities that enable guests to have a convenient and comfortable stay. The hotel has 116 air-conditioned guestrooms which are furnished with satellite TVs, free Wi-Fi, private bathrooms and fully equipped kitchenettes that come with coffeemakers and microwaves. Rooms range from single and double rooms to loft suites, which accommodate different kinds of travelers. Room service and laundry facilities are also on offer to guarantee guests of a convenient vacation. The hotel's hot-pool depicts the natural beauty of Banff and mimics a cave like design. The fitness center at Fox Hotel and Suites comes with state of the art exercising equipment and is equipped large mirrors and a flat-screen TV which add a charming feel to the gym. After a vigorous work out session at the gym or a long day of action packed activity in the mountains, guest can relax at the Jacuzzi or enjoy a rejuvenating meal at the on-site Chili's Grill and Bar. A complimentary shuttle bus service is offered to nearby attractions and back to the hotel and guest traveling via private vehicles can enjoy the heated underground parking at the Fox Hotel and Suites premises. The hotel also offers easy access to many area attractions and leisure activities which are a short walking and driving distance from the hotel. The hotel also features a swimming pool, sauna, concierge service and a beauty center. Read more


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Nirosha also urged the collector to provide free-rice distributed by the government for transgender, living with HIV, through an NGO in a stipulated date of a month instead of distributing through ration shops. The government is providing 35kg of rice for the transgender living with HIV, but it could not be availed by them fearing their identity would be revealed to public, she said.
"There are more than 90 transgender in our trust. They don't get the rice from ration shops fearing that their identity, of being transgender living with HIV, would be revealed to public. They are not able to lead a social life due to the social stigma," she said. If the rice is distributed by an NGO, the transgenders would feel free to collect their share. It would also help the trust members to monitor whether regular medical check ups are undergone and HIV preventive measures are followed, she said.


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Zilvinskis said he tells the coordinators what needs to happen "and there are 60 different ways this program is done" based of the capabilities and resources of the individual churches, synagogues and temples that participate.
McLachlan, who is in her seventh year as a coordinator, said that during the two weeks the shelter is on campus she spends at least four hours a day devoted to the work.
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Karen did.
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Will she step up again next year?
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The Gospel Songs Book - Easy Guitar
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The Gospel Songs Book - Easy Guitar composed by Various. For Guitar. Easy Guitar. Gospel. Difficulty: easy-medium. Easy guitar/vocal songbook (leadsheet notation). Leadsheet notation (chords and melody), lyrics, strum and pick patterns and chord names. 128 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.702157).
ISBN 063402017X. With leadsheet notation (chords and melody), lyrics, strum and pick patterns and chord names. Gospel. 9x12 inches.
A virtual bible of more than 100 songs of faith arranged for easy guitar! This collection includes: Amazing Grace * At Calvary * Blessed Assurance * Church in the Wildwood * He Touched Me * His Eye Is on the Sparrow * How Great Thou Art * I Love to Tell the Story * I Saw the Light * Just a Closer Walk with Thee * The Lily of the Valley * More Than Wonderful * The Old Rugged Cross * Rock of Ages * Shall We Gather at the River? * Sweet By and By * Turn Your Radio On * Will the Circle Be Unbroken * and more.
- When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder A Major
- Wayfaring Stranger E Minor
- The Love of God E Major
- I'd Rather Have Jesus C Major
- Precious Memories G Major
- I've Got Peace Like A River C Major
- Jesus Is The Sweetest Name I Know D Major
- Just As I Am C Major
- In the Garden C Major
- Nothing But The Blood G Major
- The Lily Of The Valley G Major
- We'll Understand It Better By And By F Major
- At Calvary C Major
- Footsteps Of Jesus G Major
- Jesus Paid It All D Major
- I Love To Tell The Story G Major
- Whispering Hope C Major
- God Will Take Care of You C Major
- I Have Decided to Follow Jesus G Major
- Leaning on the Everlasting Arms C Major
- When I Can Read My Title Clear G Major
- Church In The Wildwood C Major
- I Stand Amazed In The Presence (My Savior's Love) A Major
- I Am Not Ashamed C Major
- Written In Red
- Blessed Be the Name A Major
- Midnight Cry G Major
- Tears Are A Language God Understands C Major
- Wonderful Grace Of Jesus C Major
- My Savior First Of All C Major
- Little Is Much When God Is In It E Major
- He Keeps Me Singing C Major
- The Wonder Of It All C Major
- Amazing Grace G Major
- Hallelujah, We Shall Rise G Major
- A New Name In Glory A Major
- Does Jesus Care? D Major
- Down At The Cross (Glory To His Name) G Major
- The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power C Major
- There Is A Fountain C Major
- Love Lifted Me E Major
- Are You Washed In The Blood? A Major
- At the Cross A Major
- Because He Lives C Major
- Blessed Assurance G Major
- Broken And Spilled Out C Major
- Calvary Covers It All A Major
- The Day He Wore My Crown C Major
- Do Lord A Major
- The Eastern Gate G Major
- Give Me That Old Time Religion G Major
- God Is So Good D Major
- Goodby, World, Goodby G Major
- He Looked Beyond My Fault C Major
- He Touched Me G Major
- He's Got The Whole World In His Hands G Major
- Higher Ground D Major
- His Eye Is On The Sparrow C Major
- His Name Is Wonderful F Major
- How Great Thou Art C Major
- How Long Has It Been G Major
- I Bowed On My Knees And Cried Holy C Major
- I Saw The Light G Major
- I Will Serve Thee D Major
- I'll Fly Away A Major
- I'm Standing On The Solid Rock G Major
- It Is Well With My Soul C Major
- Jesus Loves The Little Children G Major
- Joshua (Fit The Battle Of Jericho) D Minor
- Just A Closer Walk With Thee C Major
- The King Is Coming C Major
- Lamb Of Glory G Major
- Let Us Break Bread Together (Myers) D Major
- Life's Railway to Heaven G Major
- The Lighthouse E Major
- The Longer I Serve Him C Major
- Mansion Over The Hilltop C Major
- More Than Wonderful G Major
- My God Is Real (Yes, God Is Real) C Major
- My Tribute C Major
- Oh, How I Love Jesus D Major
- The Old Rugged Cross C Major
- (There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me) C Major
- Precious Lord, Take My Hand (Take My Hand, Precious Lord) G Major
- Put Your Hand In The Hand G Major
- Rise Again G Major
- Rock Of Ages C Major
- Room At The Cross For You G Major
- Shall We Gather at the River? G Major
- Since Jesus Came Into My Heart A Major
- Soon And Very Soon F Major
- Stepping On The Clouds E Major
- Sweet Beulah Land G Major
- Sweet By And By G Major
- Sweet, Sweet Spirit G Major
- There Is Power In The Blood D Major
- There's Something About That Name D Major
- 'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus C Major
- Turn Your Radio On G Major
- The Unclouded Day G Major
- Victory In Jesus A Major
- We Are So Blessed G Major
- We Shall Behold Him G Major
- Were You There? G Major
- What A Day That Will Be A Major
- What a Friend We Have in Jesus G Major
- When We All Get To Heaven C Major
- Why Me? (Why Me, Lord?) C Major
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken A Major
- Wings Of A Dove E Major
- Without Him A Major
- On Jordan's Stormy Banks D Major
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The STS-113 crewmembers used a 35mm still camera to record this image of New York City. Manhattan Island appears just left of center, flanked by the lower Hudson River (left), and the East River (right). The lake in Central Park on Manhattan is particularly clear. The Verrazano Narrows Bridge appears center on the bottom margin of the view, dividing upper New York Bay from Lower New York Bay. Newark Bay is the body of water lower left. Three well known islands appear at the north (top) end of Upper New York Bay, the smallest being Liberty Island (with the Statue of Liberty not visible at this resolution), Ellis Island, the middle-sized island, and Governor's Island, the largest. Queens appears top right, and Brooklyn, lower right, with the Naval Air Station on Jamaica Bay on the right margin.
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The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Inc. has adopted the position statement of the Joint Committee on Infant Hearing, 2007.
The American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery, Inc. states: dispensing of hearing aids, hearing assisted devices and other hearing rehabilitation devices is within the scope of practice for otolaryngologists-head and neck surgeons.
Hearing loss and balance disorders are medical conditions. Only licensed physicians with a medical school degree and medical training (MD or DO) may diagnose and direct the management of diseases and medical disorders.
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