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Tickets for the 2014 Spring Season at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts go on sale Jan. 24. The all-star lineup boasts award-winning musicians, speakers, famed dance troupes and returning favorites.
Tickets for individual performances begin at $24 and are on sale beginning at 10 a.m. on Jan. 24 at The Smith Center Box Office, located at 361 Symphony Park Ave., by phone at 702-749-2000 or online at www.TheSmithCenter.com. For preferred seating and special rates for groups of 10 or more, contact 702-749-2348.
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The St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra is one of Russia's - and the world's - greatest orchestras. Founded in 1882, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra is Russia's oldest symphonic ensemble and a beacon of the country's passion for art and music. It was with this orchestra that Tchaikovsky chose to premiere his Symphony No. 6 ("Pathetique"); it is also with this orchestra that Russia shares its cultural spirit with the world. This performance will be rising Norwegian violinist, Vilde Frang's, first appearance in Las Vegas.
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Since May 2002, Gary Mullen and The Works have performed throughout the world to sold-out audiences to pay tribute to rock legend, Queen. One Night of Queen is a spectacular live concert, recreating the look, sound, pomp and showmanship of one of the most notable rock bands. This show will ROCK you!
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014 at 7:30 p.m.
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Master violinist Joshua Bell commands and directs this brilliant chamber orchestra, known worldwide for its polished and refined sound. Formed in 1958, they have come to represent the pinnacle of musicianship. The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields is purity put to music, perfection played out loud, and every performance is a true treat for fellow performers and music enthusiasts everywhere.
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The English rock band that is world-renowned for its elaborate live shows and philosophical lyrics lives on through six outstanding musicians who are, The Pink Floyd Experience. The group will perform some of Pink Floyd's greatest hits such as "Money," "Wish You Were Here," and "Comfortably Numb," in addition to rarities not often heard.
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In her new, critically-acclaimed concert Far Away Places, two-time Tony Award winner ("Gypsy" and "Evita") Patti LuPone shares her penchant for wanderlust by taking audiences on a musical journey featuring thrilling renditions of songs by an eclectic list of songwriters that includes: Stephen Sondheim, Cole Porter, Willie Nelson, Kurt Weill, Edith Piaf, Frederick Hollander, and even The Bee Gees.
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This concert is as smooth and sexy as satin, and as deep and earthy as the roots of American music. Bringing together two award-winning stars, this special performance creates a perfect blend of sounds that will touch your soul. David Sanborn, the six-time Grammy winner and multi-platinum alto sax star, will grace the stage alongside Jonathan Butler, the platinum-selling singer-guitarist and winner of the famed South African Sarie Award. This is where Africa, America, jazz and soul finally come together.
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My sister wants to throw me a second shower for the baby due in feb I would enjoy it we didn't keep anything from the last baby it was very used... With this baby we have already purchased the pricy things (swing, bouncer, car seat, crib) but I would still be very happy with any little gift for the baby and the pictures in the baby's scrapbook like my son has... Anyways I don't want to come off as greedy and feel bad allowing her to throw it. Thoughts? Should I say no?
How far apart are your kids? You could always have a "sprinkle" instead of a full blown shower.
They will be three years apart
I think a lot if ppl will see a second shower as tacky when the kids are so close in age. Usually that's frowned upon unless the kids have a huge gap, different dads, etc. maybe you could just have a sprinkle, or a party to celebrate but request guests each bring a book for baby's library. Then you can still celebrate and get pictures, but don't have I worry about registering and offending some people. Just my two cents, I'm sure you'll get a lot of opinions.
As long as someone has offered- unsolicited- it is perfectly fine to have another shower. Graciously accept and enjoy your family and friends as you all celebrate the coming new life.
Baby showers, like Christmas, are not about receiving gifts. But if makes you uncomfortable, you can always ask that guests do something else in lieu of a gift. The pp book suggestion was great; or a small donation made in the baby's name. You can always make a small note on the invitation that the guests' presence is gift enough.
I say go for it. You've already purchased the big items so it's not like you are asking for a hand out. More of a celebration of bringing a new life into the world! I had a baby shower with my daughter and my son. This time we are just going to have a diaper party since we kept everything from my daughter and it's gently used :)
I am due in Jan with my second. My Aunt offered to throw a very small shower just for a few friends. Our first was a girl & we are expecting a boy. No registry just a little gathering for around 10 ladies. My first shower was like 75+.
I've never understood why some people get so crabby about parents having a shower for each baby. I say, celebrate them all! Sure you might have to buy a present, but you get to hang out with friends and family and eat cake and have fun.


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My husband and 17 year old daughter just spent 8 nights in MA. We stayed in a wonderful house called Casa Blue Wind. It is a 4 bedroom place, but we were able to just use the 2 bedrooms upstairs. The house and with our own pool was great, but the huge veranda that overlooks MA bay was awesome.
Our first full day in MA was very rainy, so we headed down to Quepos to stock-up on groceries at the Maxi Pali and then spent the rest of the day enjoying the view from the veranda. Fortunately the rain subsided for the majority of our stay, so we were able to spend several days at the beach and explore the National Park. We also took a Mangrove Kayak tour through Safari Mangrove tours. It was fun to see the monkeys and a few other creatures. At the end of the tour we headed back to Quepos for a nice lunch that was included in the tour.
We only ate out for dinner a few times, since we had a nice BBQ to cook most of our meals. Cafe Milagros was a great breakfast place, only about a block from our house. We also ate at Agua Azul, which was very accommodating for our vegetarian daughter. One night we walked down to Mango Moon for happy hour, had a good 2 for 1 drink deal and some chips and salsa. There was a beautiful sunset view and then a large group of white faced monkeys came through the trees.
On Father's day (which was also our 23rd anniversary) we drove to Ronny's for dinner, but realized once we sat down that there was a very large family of about 8 adults and 8 kids eating at this very small place, we opted to just have a drink instead. So then we decided to try El Avion (even though I had read that it was a hit and miss as far as food), but we really enjoyed our dinner. It started raining with thunder and lightening, so we had a spectacular view from our table.
On several nights during our stay, the sports bar Biblyos, had a live band playing and we could clearly hear it from our veranda. Unfortunately we never did go check it out in person.
The Super Joseths grocery store was a little pricier than the Pali in Quepos, but they have a pretty good selection of food and fresh meat/seafood. It was a nice option for grabbing a few things we needed.
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VCC does nothing to get people into the mall. They've got a big stage in the middle of the food court that is always empty. Plus if you do go to the mall for some reason then you have to deal with the nasty and rude mall cops who try to run you over on their segways and always outnumber customers 2 (or 3) to 1.
Not to mention who wants to go to the mall and put up with sassy salespeople when you can have Amazon deliver it to your door the next day?
Finally the open air mall concept is just plain awful. You can't shop during bad weather. Even during nice weather you have to worry about a sudden gust of wind, a stray thundercloud, or worse stray wildlife (are those yellow jackets up under the grill hiding the tree roots, OUCH! yes yes they are).
What VCC needs to do is:
1) Bring in at least one anchor store that people visit once a week. Maybe an ethnic grocery store (Tan-A really needs a branch out this way).
2) Have some sort of community entertainment on that stage. Maybe not every hour it is open but at least 2-3 times a week. Some local band maybe.
3) Have some kid friendly entertainment in one of the fountain areas close to the kiddy park. Maybe a juggler or magician or similar.
4) Retrain the mall cops to be polite, courteous, and helpful. Also take away their segways.
5) The short side of the mall is almost completely empty. Lower the rent dramatically and fill all the spaces. On the long side of the mall they need to stop playing the game of letting existing crappy stores expand into vacant spaces. And for heaven's sake, get rid of the 15-20 cell phone case stores. If they don't get more diverse stores they won't generate enough foot traffic to ever support the mall.
With the launch Android 5.0, Lollipop, Android TV is now fully launched, and we're working closely with OEMs to release Android TV devices going forward. By extending Android to the TV form factor, living room developers get the benefits, features and the same APIs available for Android phone and tablet development. Going forward, we will focus our living room efforts on growing the Android TV and Google Cast ecosystem.
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It is pretty stupid to work only with new TV manufacturers rather than building add-on systems that will work with any existing TV. Personally, I don't see myself buying a new TV in the next 20 years.
Google IS stupid.
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The problem of course is that it only works on Chrome.
OTOH, it doesn't seem to suffer from the problems I have with ighome.com. Having to create a new widget for each RSS feed instead of having a generic RSS feed widget is annoying. Plus random feeds they seem unable to process.
iChrome does have a generic RSS feed widget. It seems to handle all of the ones I want to read.
Creating a new theme is fairly easy. I've basically duplicated my old iGoogle page in 15min (with some updates with new feeds). I don't like their Google Calendar Widget, but the HTML widget works fine with the embedded calendar code from Google.
It only took 2 years, but someone has proved Google right when they claimed iGoogle's functionality could be duplicated in Chrome. It is way way way more like iGoogle than the ANTP extension that was officially recommended when iGoogle shut down.
Regardless of how well it works, I'm more than a bit leery of having to only use Chrome for it. I've been toying with switching back to Firefox for the last couple of months. This might buy Chrome another couple of months as my primary browser.
Seriously... it isn't funny, and is beneath what I expect from Google's employees at any level.
We're trusting Google to provide us accurate and (relatively) unbiased information... trusting them with our personal data... trusting them to produce software that works...
And trusting them to be grownups.
6 years of waiting, for KDE 4.x to be as usable as 3.5, is enough.
I was going to install TDE but the default Unity thing seems to work really well (unlike the last time I looked at it).
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You may have already heard about our fun Ramadan cooking hashtag event with Toas-Tites, and if you have not and don't know what a Toas-Tite is, or how to use one, this link will show you how and this link will tell you more about the even where you can submit your own quick, easy and tasty recipes for Suhoor ...Read More »
Inspiration for the #ToasTiteRamadanRecipes Hashtag Event
Recently I announced our fun new event where you're invited to share your recipes using the Toas-Tite vintage cookware product that quickly makes fun pies- both sweet and savory. This Instagrammer has cleverly used a kanafa recipe, a Middle Eastern dessert, and prepared it in a Toas-Tite. How smart is that? Apparently, it was pretty popular and a great inspiration ...Read More »
Spicy & Sweet Tropical Snack Mix
Snacks are so popular in America, and for good reason. Who doesn't love something crunch, salty, even spicy any time of day? We work long hours, get hungry, don't have a lot of time for complete meals, etc. etc. etc. The problem with snacking is that much of the pre-packaged options are filled with too much salt and sometimes even additives that ...Read More »
Nut-Filled Dates with Melted Chocolate
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Chocolate & Banana Smoothie
One of the things I really love doing is showing people how to make simple, all-natural recipes using truly wholesome ingredients. It's an additional bonus when those products have been halal-certified to ensure that the entire process of bringing that product to market is also halal, as there can always be issues with other ingredients crossing into a halal product ...Read More »
Tandoori Spiced Baked Chicken in Yogurt Masala
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Beef Kabobs with Grilled Vegetables
Summertime is the best time to have kebobs- out on the grill, finally! Although here, it's been a very rainy season plus with Ramadan falling in summer this year, it's been a little difficult to get out on the BBQ before dark, so this recipe can be made indoors or out. I'll show you how. Here's what you need: Fresh ...Read More »
Roast Chicken with Couscous, Prunes, Apricots, Dates & Almonds
I guess this Ramadan proves that I'm drawn to Mediterranean and North African food as my go-to cuisine for the month. Not sure why, exactly, but it has so many bonuses, so why not? The mixture of sweet and savory, the healthy and light fare offered, the aromatic spices used- yum, yum and more yum. So, yes, please. The original recipe ...Read More »


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Subs: Evans, Valencia, Anderson, Rooney, Lindergaard, Welbeck, Cleverley
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Me and my Wife had the best time ever. No need to leave Ken and Lindas at all, but there are plenty of places to visit. Our hosts were simply the best welcoming, attentive and helpful. Will be returning.
Me and my Wife had the best time ever. No need to leave Ken and Lindas at all, but there are plenty of places to visit. Our hosts were simply the best welcoming, attentive and helpful. Will be returning.
A lovely B and B in an idylic location. We were made so welcome by Linda and Ken, their dog Maurice and his visiting friend Grace were lovely. We were fortunate to have superb weather in September and rounded most days off with a refreshing dip in the pool. Whilst we enjoyed wonderful peace and privacy, Ken and Linda were... More
difficult to say anything that hasn't been said by others. but here goes. spent 7 nights at this idelic home run by the friendliest people you could meet. with linda and ken its like staying with your favorite relatives. nothing was too much. the house and rooms are modern and very clean. there is everything there that you need and... More
Dave, you and yours were very easy to cater for and a pleasure to have here. You will always be welcome here, take care. Ken, Linda & Maurice More
We stayed here for one night in June on our way down to the Pyrenees. After an 8 hour drive from Boulogne arriving at Relais du Pech was bliss (it was a hot day so we headed straight for the pool!) The location is beautiful and very relaxing with great views. Our room was clean, comfortable and nicely decorated. Ken... More
Well where do i start 1 night was not enough and will definitely be back again next year for a week! Ken and linda are a fantastic couple who made us feel more than welcome and we sat out at night with maurice (the dog) having our dinner which we prepared in the kitchen that is available. Nothing is too... More
It really was OUR pleasure to meet you and your lovely family. You will always be welcome here, thank you for taking the time to write this review and your comments in it. More
We booked in for three nights here, lured by Ken's sense of humour on the website, and had the best time here. This is not a hotel experience but after a short while it was like spending time with old friends. We won't forget the wonderful evening we had with Ken and Linda and a couple of their neighbours. We... More
It was lovely meeting you both and we too enjoyed your company. I am still nervous writing this response because I am sure that you are checking both the grammar and the spelling ! We hope to see you again in the future as you will be most welcome, and we look forward to listening to your 'Arnie' impersonation ! More
We usually choose to stay with French hosts, but Ken's speedy, warm and enthusiastic response to our inquiry led us to break that 'rule'. What a great decision. It's difficult to know where to start being effusive, but we considered this to be, all-round, the nicest chambre d'hote at which we have ever stayed in France. As others have pointed... More
Thank you 'cuz', we have both read your review time and time again and it still makes us laugh!! It was an absolute delight having you both stay here and we thoroughly enjoyed that evening get together with everyone else who was staying here at the time. Wonderful evening with truly wonderful people. Come here again, PLEASE !!! More
We stayed with Ken and Linda (and Maurice) for one night on our 8-day bike trip around the Dordogne/Lot regions and wish we had stayed longer. What a delight! Gorgeous location and very comfortable rooms with a large patio to hang out on, plus a lovely pool. But, mostly, it's Ken and Linda who make this place so special --... More
We stayed at Le Relais at the end of May and originally posted our review on our return. For some reason unknown it has not yet been published so here goes again. We found the Chambre d'hote via Google and emailed Ken. Communication with him was excellent even though at the time they were on holiday themselves in the US.... More
We stayed for 4 days at Le Relais du Pech and it will always be one of the highlights of the trips we have made to France. The hosts are beyond accommodating and we were so taken by their kindness and desire to make our stay most pleasant. The accommodations were very comfortable and inviting and the location is perfect... More
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Nisreen El-Shamayleh | 07 Apr 2013 10:20 GMT | Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Tunisia
Amman, Jordan - No revolution erupted in Jordan but many Jordanians have reaped benefits from the "Arab Awakening", mainly in the form of greater freedoms. It used to be taboo to even question the monarchy in a private conversation inside a friend's home. Now, some protesters carry banners with slogans that blatantly criticise King Abdullah II.
This relaxation is the government's way of containing dissent, and it has been a smart move. It's part of the reason why protests in Jordan have largely remained peaceful.
Envious of the gains their friends made in Tunisia and Egypt, Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood was among the first groups to jump on the bandwagon and take advantage of improved freedom of expression. Towards the end of 2011, the group launched Al Yarmouk, its first satellite television channel.
Had it not been for the Arab Awakening, Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood would have never dreamt of having its own TV channel.
"Arab regimes, and especially the Jordanian government, appeared to be more tolerant and lenient after the Arab Spring, by allowing uncensored journalism to operate freely."
- Faraj Shalhoub, Al Sabeel newspaper
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According to Al Yarmouk's General Manager Khader Al Mashayekh, the channel's audience is not only "Islamic". Lots of Jordanians watch the channel, he says, because it addresses all sectors of society through its variety of political, cultural and social programmes.
The Muslim Brotherhood, was among the first groups to make its voice heard in the Arab Spring. Al Mashayekh says this has helped the Brothers enter a "new sphere of influence". But he admits if the channel wants to be successful, it has to listen to all views and address all issues to appeal to more people, because Muslim Brotherhood followers still remain a minority.
The channel is conservative. However, its management says it's not a religious channel. It hosts unveiled female activists and politicians. But it will only hire female reporters and presenters who wear the veil.
Its capabilities are modest. The Amman-based channel has only 20 staff employees and operates out of four tiny rooms, including only one studio. It has about 30 different programmes that are mostly interactive and heavily reliant on viewer participation. This is why the channel receives hundreds of calls and up to 3,000 text messages from its viewers every day.
The channel is actually licensed as a Bahraini channel because it would have taken ages to license it as a Jordanian one. Management wanted to launch within months of the start of protests in Jordan so it didn't have time to waste. Now, it's submitted all its paperwork at the Audiovisual Commission and is awaiting a Jordanian channel license, if and when it's issued.
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Attempts have been made to jam the channel's signal a few times. The most recent was during last November's riots against fuel price hikes, which for the first time led to calls for the monarchy's overthrow. The channel says it covered the riots and objectively reported what was happening on the ground.
Many local channels came under government pressure and were subject to heavy censorship. Al Yarmouk's signal was jammed for about two days in mid-November.
Though the channel is seen as a breakthrough and an opportunity for the Muslim Brotherhood to appeal to a wider segment of society, the group has always had its own media tools.
Al Sabeel daily newspaper is one of them. Twenty-years ago it started as weekly newspaper. At the end of 2008, the government allowed Al Sabeel to issue as a daily publication. The government and the Muslim Brotherhood were never friends, but most of the time the authorities saw that accommodating the group prevents it from growing more extreme.
Editor-in-chief of Al Sabeel newspaper, Faraj Shalhoub, who's also a member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Shura Council says, "Arab regimes, and especially the Jordanian government, appeared to be more tolerant and lenient after the Arab Spring, by allowing uncensored journalism to operate freely."
If you visit Al Sabeel, you can tell it's a conservative workplace. Though reporting jobs force the journalist to negotiate the streets, male and female reporters are segregated at Al Sabeel's offices. The male journalists sit in the main newsroom, and the much-fewer female journalists work in a separate room.
New outlets
Apart from Al Sabeel and Al Yarmouk, four years ago another media outlet affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood emerged. Al Bosala online news agency is still unlicensed but has been competing fiercely with well-established local online agencies.
It has 20 journalists spread across the country and its editor-in-chief, Nasser Lafi, says the site is unmatched in covering Muslim Brotherhood affairs and internal divisions. It likely won't publish anything negative about the group, but has a unique insider's view.
However, the website regularly comes under acts of sabotage. Lafi says there are almost daily incidents of hacking and attempts to bring down the site. That's why the reporters live "in a very cautious environment". He says they resort to technicians to fix site issues in order to upload reporters' content.
"There seem to be higher powers that try to impede us."
- Nasser Lafi, Al Bosala online news agency
"There seem to be higher powers that try to impede us," says Lafi.
Many Jordanians do not agree with the way Al Yarmouk, Al Sabeel and Al Bosala cover the news. Columnist and political analyst Sultan Al Hattab says the Muslim Brotherhood has the right to have its own media outlets, however, he thinks they are quick to report news that is critical of the government "without even checking facts". He urged the group to try to be more objective.
Hattab says the Muslim Brotherhood always talks about being censored and closely watched by the government, but leftist groups suffer heavier restrictions on their freedom and don't victimise themselves like the Brotherhood does.
Whether the government likes it or not, the Muslim Brotherhood is relatively popular in the country. The Brotherhood-led protest movement in Jordan has lost steam largely because of the bloody conflict in neighbouring Syria, and continuing chaos in Egypt.
Although Jordan's Muslim Brotherhood has been known for being exclusive to those who don't share its views, the group is hoping to build a broader following through its collection of media tools, especially Al Yarmouk Channel, which says it addresses all Jordanians.
The latest addition to its media wing may reflect a subtle shift in the Muslim Brotherhood's strategy.
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A great display of Ocracokes history - definitely worth a stop in. There is no admission fee but a donation is encouraged. There is a small gift shop inside.
Very pleasant visit to the Museum. Lots of interesting Ocracoke Island history. Growing up during WW2, we were especially interested in life on the Island during that period in history. Impressed by the young Lady acting as host. Very knowledgeable and pleasant. No fee but donations are accepted.
Take a fun tour through Ocracoke past. This museum holds a good bit of island history, well presented, with a very nice gift shop. Buy a few raffle tickets for the yearly quild offering-- its a good way to support the museum and take a chance while you are at it !
Read the story written by an 1889 hurricane survivor. It's a fascinating bit of history. The museum also has an interesting exhibit on the island "brogue," complete with a glossary of local terms. Doesn't take long to get through the museum.
Be sure to time your visit around a porch talk with one of the locals. Donations gladly accepted --- please keep the place alive.
We stopped into this museum after we'd put our car into the ferry line for our return trip, so we didn't have enough time to really enjoy this lovely museum! It's not high-tech or modern, but it's full of lovely local artifacts, and lots of accurate local history -- so worth the time to visit and read and enjoy! Next...
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Besides corrections to various components that all KDE 4 applications access, the KDE developers have mainly focused on removing visible errors. KWin, the KDE window manager now has improved Composite support with temporary transparency supported on moving windows. Although the panel width cannot be changed, you can at least adjust the height, and position the panel either at the top or the sides of the screen. This said, there is still no function for dropping widgets onto the panel. A new "Show Desktop" function in the panel reveals the complete desktop without windows and without the control bar. On restoring a session, active applications from the previous session are restored exactly as left.
Visual changes also affect Plasma, which has handled desktop element management since KDE 4.0. - plasmoids are the most obvious new feature in KDE 4. The developers now offer two separate buttons for rotating and expanding widgets. At the same time, users are no longer restricted to keeping the aspect on scaling plasmoids. Most widgets now have a right-button drop-down menu. Icons from GTK applications that normally nest in the system tray no longer crash.
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