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Let this much be said for Ken Russell's "The Lair of the White Worm": It provides you with exactly what you would expect from a movie named "The Lair of the White Worm." It has a lair, it has a worm, the worm is white and there is a sufficient number of screaming victims to be dragged down into the lair by the worm.
Russell provides you with your money's worth. Why he would have wanted to make this film is another matter. This is the kind of movie that Roger Corman was making for American-International back in the early 1960s, when AIP was plundering the shelves of out-of-copyright horror tales, looking for cheap story ideas. Corman would have found "The Lair of the White Worm" on the shelf right next to "Dracula"; both books were written by the same strange man, Bram Stoker.
In losing a juicy early-1960s AIP horror movie, we have gained a juicy late-1980s horror movie that would probably seem better if Russell's name were not connected to it. People expect something special from Russell, whose inflamed filmography includes such items as "Women in Love," "The Music Lovers," "The Devils," "The Boyfriend," "Tommy," "Altered States," "Crimes of Passion" and "Salome's Last Dance." Every one of Russell's films has been an exercise in wretched excess. Sometimes it works. Russell loves the bizarre, the gothic, the overwrought, the perverse. The strangest thing about "The Lair of the White Worm" is that, by his standards, it is rather straight and square.
The movie begins on an archeological dig in the wilds of Scotland, where a curious fossil is discovered, a fossil that seems neither man nor beast, nor reptile, for that matter, and yet contains aspects of more than one species. What does the skull represent? That is an assignment for young Angus Flint, who has the perfect name for an archeologist and who has made his find in the barnyard of the Trent sisters, Mary and Eve. Eventually, Flint discovers some of the family history. The Trent girls lost their father when he disappeared during a spelunking expedition in a nearby cave. And local tradition has it that the medieval lord of the area once slew a giant dragon.
Anyone who has ever seen a horror film can carry on unassisted from here; no prizes for reaching the end before Russell. The skull obviously belongs to a race of giant dragons, or worms, and one of them quite possibly devoured the late Mr. Trent down in that cave. Russell introduces us to two more characters, and the chase is on. One of them is Lord James D'Ampton, descendant of the dragon-slayer. The other is Lady Sylvia Marsh, who dresses like a tasteful Elvira and lives in the moldering Gothic mansion down the lane.
More than this I will not tell. No, not even to hint that the worm of Stone Rigg Cavern can manifest itself in human form. Certainly not that. What I will say for "The Lair of the White Worm" is that this is a respectable B-grade monster movie, more tame and civilized than the Mad Slasher movies that have all but destroyed the genre. It has everything you want: shadows, screams, feverish scientific speculations, guttering candle flames, flowing diaphanous gowns, midnights, dawns and worms. Russell was once, and no doubt will be again, considered an important director. This is the sort of exercise he could film with one hand tied behind his back, and it looks like that was indeed more or less his approach.
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The Washington Nationals will have to wait 17 picks before they are on the clock at No. 18 in this Thursday's draft, but just about all of the hard work has already been done. Forget just going back to last year's draft, scouting prospects for the Nationals is a process years in the making.
General manager Mike Rizzo gave some insight into that inexact science over the weekend, sharing some of the methods the Nationals and other teams around baseball employ to put together a scouting report.
As you can imagine, it's quite extensive.
"We better know everything about that player," Rizzo said. "We've seen these guys for a number of years. The area scouts are the anchor of our scouting department. They know the ins and outs of every player in their territory. We have the health histories, the psychological testing, and a myriad of other checkpoints before we consider taking a player."
Medical records and psychological testing? You bet. They even go to the players' high schools to dig deep into their past.
"The area scouts get the information any avenue that they can get it," he said. "They go through the process of getting the medicals and doing background checks. They are always investigating. They will go to high school guidance counselors to high school teachers to find out about the player. There's a lot of digging and a lot of groundwork that goes into the draft."
The area scouts the Nationals employ comb the United States for major league talent. All year long they are driving from stadium to stadium, flying from city to city, all in search for the next big thing. After all, over 1,200 baseball players get drafted each year, depending on compensatory picks. There are 40 rounds and the Nationals have to have a player in mind each time their pick comes on the board.
"There's a specific calendar," Rizzo explained. "We have all of our area scouts come in individually for face-to-face meetings. We get their take on what their area is and then they'll go out to see the conference tournaments and then the college regionals and all the high school showcases, right towards the end of the draft, to get a final health check on where the guys are."
Rizzo came up as a scout through the Chicago White Sox organization and was later in charge of scouting with the Arizona Diamondbacks. His father, Phil, was a scout for the Angels. It's in Rizzo's blood, and he still enjoys evaluating talent.
Rizzo, in fact, still goes on scouting trips. It doesn't happen often, but sometimes Rizzo will go out on the road to give a final stamp on a certain player. Usually it's with guys who are near the top of the team's draft board, ones that assistant GM and vice president of scouting operations Kris Kline has singled out.
"The parts where I actually get out to look at some high school players, some college players, is enjoyable to me. It brings back a lot of good memories for me," Rizzo said.
"We sneak out below the radar. I go out and see a specific amount of players that Kris Kline wants me to see. It's a kind of tiebreaker, if you will, on specific players. Mostly the upper echelon guys we are considering in the first couple of rounds. It's an active time."
Rizzo and the Nationals front office have put in endless amounts of time evaluating the current MLB draft class. But though it's years in the making, things obviously start ramping up as the first day nears.
Last week the Nationals began officially transitioning into draft mode. They had evaluators come in to meet with top front office executives as they form their draft board.
"We've had our crosscheckers, our scouting directors, in here this last week. We've ramped up starting to get the board together. We've been in there countless hours this past week. Hopefully by Thursday we'll have our Ts crossed and our Is dotted, and be ready to pull the trigger when our time comes."
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Following on the success of its 2014 regional fly-ins, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has issued a "Request for Airport Proposal" for its series of regional fly-ins for 2015.
AOPA gets out of EFB market
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Shortly after joining AOPA last fall, President Mark Baker began a review of AOPA's member benefits and products, which included an assessment of where members believe AOPA should spend resources in regards to flight planning benefits.
As a result, AOPA has decided to exit the EFB market, and will develop a distinct smartphone application focusing on content and functions driven by member needs. The new smartphone application will remain a free member benefit, AOPA officials said.
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A number of years ago, Woodland Elementary School fifth grade teacher Eric Vander Loop's teacher's aide shared that his mother had been diagnosed with cancer. Vander Loop saw an opportunity to help while teaching his students about kindness to strangers.
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AOPA launches flight training poll
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FREDERICK, Md. — On this day in 1939, five pilots — all unabashed aviation enthusiasts — gathered near Wings Field north of Philadelphia and signed the charter that would launch the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), a fledgling group that was destined to become the world's largest aviation member association.
Then, as now, AOPA's primary mission was to protect the freedom to fly for the growing population of general aviation pilots and aircraft owners.
Thousands attend first AOPA Regional Fly-In
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AOPA launches first member fly-in this Saturday
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA), the world's largest member-aviation organization, will host the first of seven fly-ins for 2014 at San Marcos Municipal Airport (KHYI) on Saturday, April 26.
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Do you need an excuse to drink beer? Let me rephrase that, do you need an excuse to drink on the job? According to a recent study, alcohol can be pretty good for creativity. Think about it, how many brilliant ideas or inventions have you came up with after a few adult beverages?
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Some Republican leaders are sharply criticizing the Obama administration for establishing official diplomatic ties with Cuba, the Caribbean island nation that has been under the control of Communist dictator Fidel Castro and his brother Raul since 1959. A number of GOP presidential candidates and the speaker of the House of Representatives have noted the continued oppression of the Cuban people under the Castros.
Obama announced Wednesday that the United States had reached a deal with the Castro regime that will see a reestablishment of full diplomatic relations with Cuba. "This is a historic step forward in our efforts to normalize our relationship with the Cuban government and people," Obama said in a statement outside the White House. "There have been very real, profound differences between our governments, and sometimes we allow ourselves to be trapped by a certain way of doing things. For the United States, that meant clinging to a policy that was not working. Instead of supporting democracy and opportunity for the Cuban people, our efforts to isolate Cuba, despite our good intentions, had the opposite effect."
Marco Rubio, a Florida senator and son of Cuban exiles, had a statement early Wednesday morning condemning the new policy. "Throughout this entire negotiation, as the Castro regime has stepped up its repression of the Cuban people, the Obama Administration has continued to look the other way and offer concession after concession," said Rubio, a Republican presidential candidate. "The administration's reported plan to restore diplomatic relations is one such prized concession to the Castro regime. It remains unclear what, if anything, has been achieved since the President's December 17th announcement in terms of securing the return of U.S. fugitives being harbored in Cuba, settling outstanding legal claims to U.S. citizens for properties confiscated by the regime, and in obtaining the unequivocal right of our diplomats to travel freely throughout Cuba and meet with any dissidents, and most importantly, securing greater political freedoms for the Cuban people." Rubio added he would oppose the nomination of a U.S. ambassador to Cuba.
"The reopening of U.S. and Cuban embassies is the latest step in President Obama's normalization of relations with the Castro regime, and the most recent example of this president's foreign policy that ignores reality in exchange for surface level political 'wins,'" said former Texas governor Rick Perry, another GOP presidential candidate. "There is no indication that further normalization will do anything to actually liberate the Cuban people or advance American interests."
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush also weighed in, saying he opposes the announced deal as a "further embrace [of] the Castro regime" in Havana. "The real test of the Obama Administration's rapprochement with the Castro regime in Cuba is not whether President Obama's legacy is burnished with dubious diplomatic achievements and photo-ops, but whether improved relations between Havana and Washington advance the cause of human rights and freedom for the Cuban people," said Bush. "The ongoing detention of dissidents and continued human rights abuses suggest the Administration's policy is failing this test."
House speaker John Boehner also blasted the decision. "The Obama administration is handing the Castros a lifetime dream of legitimacy without getting a thing for the Cuban people being oppressed by this brutal communist dictatorship," Boehner said in a statement. "As I've said before, relations with the Castro regime should not be revisited, let alone normalized, until Cubans enjoy freedom – and not one second sooner."
Hillary Clinton, Obama's former secretary of state and the leading Democratic candidate for president, reiterated her support for the policy on Twitter Wednesday morning:
New US Embassy in Havana helps us engage Cuban people & build on efforts to support positive change. Good step for US & Cuban people. -H
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) July 1, 2015
New US Embassy in Havana helps us engage Cuban people & build on efforts to support positive change. Good step for US & Cuban people. -H
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) July 1, 2015
The embargo imposed on Cuba by the United States remains in place unless Congress repeals it, which Obama has asked it to do. The Castro government, Reuters reports, had included in its demands during the recent negotiations that the U.S. return its naval base at Guantanamo Bay to Cuba.
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In his run for the GOP nomination in 2000, George W. Bush successfully united establishment Republicans and social conservatives. As a Chamber-friendly evangelical who could speak honestly about how Jesus Christ "changed my heart," Bush created an unbeatable coalition that energized the socially conservative base of the party while satisfying its donor class.
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Bush looked up at them and paused before speaking. "The next president," he declared, "will pass meaningful immigration reform, so that will be solved—not by executive order."
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A new poll of Florida Republican primary voters finds a tightening race between the Sunshine State's two favorite sons in the 2016 GOP presidential primary. According to St. Leo University's Polling Institute, former governor Jeb Bush has 30 percent support among likely Republican primary voters in Florida, while Marco Rubio, the state's sitting junior senator, has 24 percent support. That's a surge of eight points for Rubio since St.
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The last of the Navajo "Code Talkers" who used their native language as the basis of a cipher that confounded the Japanese military during World War II has died at age 93.
Chester Nez, of Albuquerque, N.M., died Wednesday of kidney failure, member station KPCC reports. He was the last of the original 29 U.S. Marine Code Talkers, who were the subject of the 2002 film Windtalkers starring Nicolas Cage. Nez himself is the author of the book Code Talker.
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Those who knew Sade Kazeem in her heyday are still trying to come to terms with her new lifestyle. Like her late father, Alhaji Kazeem, who was a socialite in his lifetime, Sade was in love with the good life and fame. Alhaji Kazeem, erstwhile proprietor of the defunct fast-food chain, Kas Chicken, maintained a presence on the social scene until he was gruesomely murdered more than a decade ago.
His daughters, Sade and Folake, promptly launched out on the social scene, and were noted for their buxomly physique. Sade, who was in her mid-40s and spent more time in the limelight, used to be married to Igbo business man, Obiora, until the centre could no longer hold.
There are speculations that she has relocated overseas to be with her only child. Yet, some say she is still in Nigeria but has decided to keep to herself.
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Featured articleGranny Whammy is not bad per se, but morals are for people who don't recognize a good business opportunity, and she's not one to let money get away that easily. For the right price, she has a large assortment of potions and powders to offer for a myriad of purposes. And for free, she will use that same assortment on people that don't pay timely or that outright try to bamboozle her. Granny Whammy loves a good joke from time to time, preferably if she can make another the butt of it. She also loves her family, including her grandson Jambalaya Jake, but no member of it is safe from her humor or the matter of payment if they need her help.
Darkwing Duck shines due to its rich cast of memorable and diverse characters. The main five are Darkwing Duck, also known as Drake Mallard, a superhero striving both to make the world a better place and keep the spotlight on him, his adopted daughter Gosalyn Mallard, who will always only do what she wants and what she believes to be the right thing, Launchpad McQuack, Darkwing's accident-prone but good-natured sidekick and third member of the Mallard household, Honker Muddlefoot, a youth genius living next door and best friend of Gosalyn, and Morgana Macawber, a powerful witch turned hero and romantic interest of Darkwing.
In addition to this unconventional family, St. Canard is home to many heroes, and even more villains. Some are demons, several mutants, a bunch aliens, some monsters, a few cyborgs, others robots, and anyone who somehow escapes these categories still has much to offer to the story. Keep your eyes open for the occasional visitor from Duckburg too!
Darkwing Duck began existence as an animated television series produced by The Walt Disney Company that ran from 1991-1995 and 1996-1997 on both the syndicated programming block The Disney Afternoon and Saturday mornings on ABC. It featured an eponymous superhero anthropomorphic duck with the alter ego of Drake Mallard. It was the first spinoff of DuckTales and the first Disney series to not feature any characters with comic book history prior. Following the '90s, the franchise went into a slumber to be revived in the '10s with a comic book series by Boom! Studios. This came to an end due to license issues, but the series is to be picked up by Joe Books in 2015.
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What you don't want to do is take a child who is embarrassed by his body or athletic skill and throw him into a soccer league with the best athletes. If some kids really don't want to be in a competitive sports atmosphere, that's fine. You have to think, "What are the types of things my child likes to do?" Find something they enjoy, whether it's tae kwon do, an on-demand fitness video, or just going out to the park together to do a "walk-run." You want to make sure you're not throwing your kid into a situation where they'll start hating exercise. Find something they can do on their own. Exercise doesn't have to be competitive and it doesn't have to be a group situation. Real exercise is sometimes better done in a more private situation.
Also, don't assume that what you like to do for exercise is what they like to do. Sit with them at a neutral moment and say, "Let's come up with fun ideas to be active." You can Google "fun exercise activities for kids" and match your child's interests. I had a patient once who loved to dance, and she was fighting with her mom because her mom was trying to put her on a treadmill. I said, "Let her go dance. As long as she's moving, that's okay." You don't have to get on a treadmill or elliptical to exercise. Think outside the box. But do your research to make sure they're moving around enough to work up a sweat -- that's when they'll get the benefits.
My new obsession is Zumba. As the medical director at Camp Shane, the longest-running weight-loss camp, I was shocked at how much the girls and boys loved Zumba. It's so much fun. Parents of boys may not think they will, but they love it. At the camp, I would see some of these morbidly obese boys leading the Zumba class, up on stage and enjoying it. If your child doesn't want to do a group thing, you can start at home. It's a really fun way to get them moving.
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Yisrael "He has striven with God," or "He has been saved
"Yi", in the Hebrew, is"he". "Sra", in the Hebrew, means "to strive or to save."
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With the influence of the religions of Isis, Ra and El, or:
Is(is) Ra El(Elohim-Lord) or Mother Father Son(Sun)
The Hebrews named their nation Is-Ra-El, or Israel. The Hebrews adopted Saturday (from Saturn's day) as their day of worship. Christians, whose astrological influence was the sun (also from Egyptian origin), worshipped on Sunday (or the sun's day).
The story of Jonah (Semetic for "sun") is about a man who is swallowed by a whale (death) and remains in it's belly for three days at which time the man is freed (resurrection). This story is another symbolic of the astrological account of how the sun remains still for three days during the winter equinox. It is also symbolic of the resurrection of Christ.
When Moses came down from the mountain, he saw the people worshipping a golden calf. This idol came from the Egyptians astrological worship of the sun. Golden represents the color of the sun. The calf (Taurus the bull) represents the age in which the Moses lived when he wrote the Torah. When history moved into the next sign (Aries the ram), the Hebrews celebrated the approach of their Messiah by blowing rams horns. The sign of Aries influenced many religions to adopt the lamb of God concept.
IS = mother
El = God the Israelite is one who knows Mother Father God. Not Sun. Apollo this stuff is not how it is that you do. You are gathering unto you ones who you are deceiving into bunk about the nature of God and the creation. There were no coded secrets only the illuminati know, and your founder was a big chief antichrist and Jesus was not and IS not the chief Lord of your group. He is in FACT appalled by this stuff.
There is NO winter equinox. Equinox is when the sun is due east on rise and that happens in oct and march. They were literally worshipping a gold calf, which truly had no signficance of God. And they never even accepted their messiah of course, still do not. And he wasn't just their messiah, Michael of Nebadon came for the whole world, Man and Angel and for the lessons he demonstrated to his entire universe. I have yet to see one place where you have any idea what "resurrection" is.
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A bill sponsored by House Minority Leader Chris Tuck, D-Anchorage, aims to improve voter turnout - especially rural Alaska Native voter turnout, he said during a talk Tuesday in Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall downtown. Tuck and Rep.
By a unanimous vote on Feb. 20, the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska's (Central Council) Executive Council, a governing board of seven elected council members, adopted a new tribal statute clearly authorizing its Tribal Court to conduct marriage ceremonies, divorce proceedings, and establish custody arrangements.
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Reading the lessons each week reminded me why we brought Jahnna home. It was what was best for her and for us. As she has gotten older the question always comes up if this is still what is best for her. So far the answer remains yes and going over each lesson has reaffirmed that for me. I'm excited to continue on and see what the next 16 weeks have for us.
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Pacifics Clinch Championship Game BerthJuly 18, 2014 - SAN RAFAEL, Calif. - The Pacifics completed their sweep over the Sonoma Stompers with a final score of 11 - 6 to be crowned champions of the first half of the Pacific Association season. The title has clinched an automatic berth in the championship game on Labor Day. Mike Orefice led the Pacifics offensive explosion going 2- 4 with three RBI. "The... Full Story
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Children services workers met with both sides of the family within the past week, most recently on Saturday, said Dean Sparks, executive director of Lucas County Children Services.
"We only know that there were a lot of allegations back and forth," he said, adding that the grandmother was worried about placing the children back in the home with their 9-year-old brother, who had been disruptive in the past.
But the agency had no authority to decide who should keep the children, he said, and the parents had every right to bring them back into their home.
While the children were living with their grandparents, Hayes and her husband saw them often and went on outings to parks and the zoo, Turner said.
Turner said she never saw any indication of a strained relationship between Hayes and her mother, and they never went to court over the issue of custody.
Family members declined to comment.
Doug Hall, a neighbor who lives across the street, said he saw the Fords' son and the children raking leaves last week. He said the only unusual thing he's noticed was a police car at the house last Thursday. He said he didn't know why it was there.
Another neighbor said he saw the kids helping with the yard work and playing in the leaves just a few days ago.
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Dear Diary, today a stranger generously corrected my grammar for me. I learned valuable lessons about parts of speech and I hope my spoken English adheres more faithfully to standard usage. Thank you, kind stranger, thank you.
The most hurtful grammar nazi attacks are the ones that skillfully combine lessons in possessive pronouns with an unsympathetic performance review of one's genitalia.
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Why the Korean boom among American carbuyers may come to an end: Motoramic Dash
This is the Motoramic Dash, a daily roundup of the most interesting news in the automotive world.
No carbuilder has done a better job of luring American shoppers to their products over the past few years than Hyundai and Kia. After nearly leaving the United States in previous decades, the Korean duo now outsells Nissan, and seems capable of selling every car they can build or import. Yet a key annual study by a Wall Street analyst says that boom may be ending.
While car enthusiasts debate the merits of which automakers build more appealing models, the analysts at Merrill Lynch have held for years that over time, such measures don't matter much to an automaker's success because the stinkers and the hits average out. What really predicts success? Newness -- keeping the models on the show floor as young as possible, and having the stream of new models stay steady rather than swing wildly between bumper crops of all-new cars one year and droughts of aging metal the next.
In the annual Car Wars study, Merrill Lynch analyst John Murphy and his team found that after a few years of turmoil, the industry has converged to a point where no automaker lets many of their cars and trucks go more than four years without a major update. Between 2013 and 2016, Merrill Lynch expects Ford to pick up market share, based on its forecast of replacing models that account for 26 percent of its sales, including the F-Series pickup and a new Ford Mustang -- the highest rate among any major automaker. General Motors, Toyota and Nissan will be close behind, while Chrysler and Honda will trail the leading pack by a bit.
After a few years of revamping their entire model lines from the Hyundai Sonata to the Kia Sorento, Merrill Lynch expects the Koreans to take a breather through 2015, with fewer new, high-volume updates and a shrinking market share. It's not a radical drop -- the industry's simply too competitive for that -- but it shows that no one has a lock on what kind of cars Americans buy.
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Toyota expands V6 production in Alabama: Just giving people what they want. (Green Car Congress)
VW builds 360-hp Golf for Worthersee festival: That's one fast Golf cart. (Car and Driver)
GM adds 200 workers for Malibu production: The Detroit plant that builds the Volt will remain underused until the new Impala launches next year. (Detroit News)
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