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Boston, from the perspective of an Iraqi teen
By Jessica Daniels On August 14, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood
One of the activities that has kept me busy in each of the last three summers has been hosting students from Iraq who are in the U.S. for a program on leadership. The Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program lasts about a month, including a week in Vermont, a week in Washington, D.C., and about two weeks in home stays in one of several American cities, accompanied by U.S. students. My daughter, Kayla, participated three summers ago, and interned with the program this year. The students just left Boston yesterday, following a farewell meal we were able to arrange for the 12 participants and five host families at Tufts on Sunday evening. (The program is sponsored by the U.S. State Department and the Embassy in Baghdad.)
During their month in the U.S., each of the students is asked to consider writing a blog post, and this was the entry of one of the Boston-based students, though not the one who stayed with us. I thought blog readers might be interested in this unique view of the area's history.
Bounteous market
By Jessica Daniels On August 9, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In General Admissions News, Our Neighborhood
Is it possible that I have not yet waxed rhapsodic about the farmers' market this year? I went, as I always do, to the Davis Square market yesterday and there was a real August-worthy bounty awaiting me. The piles and variety of produce increase week-by-week until there is truly more variety than a shopper could need. The market is located close to campus but, more to the point, convenient to the parts of West Somerville/North Cambridge where students tend to live. For those in other neighborhoods, there are markets all over the area. In fact, there are several other markets that I could (and sometimes do) shop at, but the one at Davis is my favorite.
The vegetation wasn't the only highlight yesterday. I also ran into two Fletcher friends — Elke, a PhD candidate, and Lauren, a recent MALD graduate. Such a treat to catch up in my favorite Wednesday location!
Because I haven't managed to post earlier this week, and prospects aren't looking good for tomorrow, either, I'll run through a quick update.
♦The Admissions Office will soon be back to full staffing. We have spent a lot of time interviewing jobs candidates and I look forward to introducing blog readers to our newest colleagues soon!
♦The pre-session starts Monday! Required for incoming MIB students but available to interested students in other programs, the two weeks of the pre-session are filled with serious study in a somewhat relaxed summer atmosphere. Here's the description of their course:
The pre-session folks tend to cross through the Hall of Flags without drawing much attention, but we know they're there — and that the full crop of incoming students will follow only two weeks later.
Tagged with: Davis Square
Not just Admissions getting ready
By Jessica Daniels On August 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In General Admissions News, Our Neighborhood
Summer time is construction time on the Tufts campus. I stepped out of the office to capture the projects closest to Fletcher's front door. Happily, there's not as much disruptive activity this year as there was in July/August 2011, but it's still not hard to find a piece of construction machinery. If you happen to be Tufts President Anthony Monaco, the construction is your front lawn.
Though Gifford House is only marginally accessible at the moment, the objective, once the project is complete, is to improve accessibility for all.
Walking down the brand new sidewalks for a few more yards beyond Gifford House, and we have the redesign of the intersection of Packard Avenue and Professor's Row. Because Tufts is not walled off from the surrounding community, anyone driving or biking in the neighborhood might travel on one of these streets. A new raised intersection should improve safety.
These and the other projects on campus are due to be complete before Orientation, meaning more eyes that those in Fletcher Admissions are watching the calendar to be sure we're ready for the return of students.
What's better than talking about my weekend? Talking about my vacation, of course. Last week, I was blog-postless while enjoying some time on Cape Cod. Not being a Massachusetts native myself, I don't have stories of generations of family all vacationing on the Cape, but we've started our own tradition of occasional summer visits to Eastham. People often compare the shape of the Cape to an arm making a fist. Eastham is well along the arm, but south of the fist itself:
I would describe Eastham as offering just the right amount of nothing. That is, there are several restaurants and a couple of motels, but when Kayla wanted to find a public spot with Wi-Fi access, she needed to bike to Orleans, the next town to the south. What Eastham does offer is beaches along Cape Cod Bay, ocean beaches that are part of the National Seashore, and a few fresh-water kettle ponds. Making it easy to go from one to the next are two great bike paths — the Cape Cod Rail Trail, and a path to Coast Guard Beach. Could we need anything more to keep us busy?
We entertained a small but shifting cast of characters in a rental house for a week, and managed to take advantage of all the things that we consider attractions, in addition to the usual beaches. We went to Wellfleet twice — once for the Wellfleet Drive-In, and once to walk through the Atlantic White Cedar Swamp at Marconi Beach. (Marconi having sent the first trans-Atlantic radio transmission originating in the U.S.)
Americans usually learn that the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, and Plymouth certainly played its important role in U.S. history. But, in fact, the Pilgrims first landed at the tip of the Cape, near Provincetown. Our week included two treks to Provincetown, where we mixed a bit of shopping with trips up the pier to drop one of our visitors at the ferry.
If you're at Fletcher this fall (or a future one), you can easily experience a bit of Cape Cod with a day trip. An hour's drive will take you to Sandwich, where you can bike along the Cape Cod Canal. Or perhaps you'd prefer to relax on the ferry to Provincetown. If you bring a bicycle onto the ferry, it's easy to get around Provincetown, though even traveling on foot allows you to cover a lot of territory.
My week's vacation is behind me now and it took me all day yesterday to clear the email and other stuff that awaited me. I'll return the blog to admissions topics later this week.
Well, I didn't get it together this week to report on my weekend. But, with service to my readership in mind, I'll just mention the restaurant we went to. You may be looking for an interesting meal this weekend, and I wouldn't want you to go hungry (or uninspired).
Much as I love going to the beach, the visit is undeniably enhanced by a good dinner. So last Sunday, when it was quite hot, we went to Revere for a little sea/sun/sand, and some Cambodian food. First, we checked out this year's sand sculptures (always creative and odd at the same time).
And then we headed off to Thmor Da, our favorite Revere dinner venue. Not just us — the Boston Globe likes it, too! (Personally, I could eat the papaya salad every day.) If you're making a plan with friends tonight, consider taking a ride on the Blue Line to Thmor Da. Or, if you're not in town, file this away in your mental restaurant directory, and make the trip when you're at Fletcher.
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The fact that I didn't write about my weekend yesterday or on Monday may have had you breathing a sigh of relief. Alas, I'm not giving up so easy on my favorite blog topic — I just didn't have time to do it justice. Even today, I'm only going to mention two activities that were a little different from my usual. The first was a bike ride on Sunday morning to Torbert Macdonald Park in Medford. As we were riding through the tall reeds by the side of the Mystic River, Paul said, "It's like being in…." I couldn't hear the end of his sentence, but it doesn't matter. Whatever he may have said, the point is that riding along the park path is certainly not like being close to a major roadway across from an auto dealer. Our ride took an hour and a quarter, including some diversions, but it could easily be done in an hour or less from campus.
On the opposite end of the activity spectrum (earning calories, rather than burning them), Kayla and I made a pilgrimage to Verna's Donut Shop in North Cambridge. The Boston area has a high donut to population ratio, this being traditional donut country, and Verna's takes you back to kinder, gentler donut days. Plus, Verna's donuts are delicious. After drinking our coffees and eating our donuts (one plain, one glazed), we headed for the door, but not before indulging in an additional purchase, a whoopie pie.
That neighborhood of North Cambridge — given the way Cambridge, Somerville, and Medford nest together — is only a mile from campus, and it's loaded with great little restaurants. Walk over to Verna's for a donut, and pick a place for a future dinner, too.
My weekend in Fletcher's neighborhood
By Jessica Daniels On July 2, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood
Summer blogging is easy when I convince myself that writing about my weekend gives incoming or prospective students a glimpse of what's happening around town. Although Paul and I have our roots in larger cities (London and New York), we have lived in the Boston area for a long time, and I love the range of activities that are so easily accessible. With that, I will now proceed to tell you about my busy weekend.
I was off from work on Thursday and Friday, and I'll start my weekend rundown with Thursday. After dropping my bicycle off to be tuned and running a few more errands, I headed over to Yoshi's (Japanese food at moderate prices, right near campus) for lunch. There, I met Helen Anderson from the Office of Career Services and another old Fletcher friend for a reunion. The three of us hadn't managed to get together in a long time, and we only barely managed to eat while maintaining a lively conversation covering all relevant topics.
After lunch, I went over to Hanscom Air Force Base to attend a ceremony honoring a friend and her work. She has been a civilian with the Air Force for many years, but now she's off to new adventures. I have been near and around the base before, but never on it — a new adventure for me.
Thursday evening found us at the Somerville Theater in Davis Square for a concert (music and a dose of politics) by Billy Bragg. Davis was hopping on a warm summer night!
Friday was taken over by domestic chores, but after dinner Paul and I met up with Kristen and her family (husband Sam and daughter Lucia) at the annual Cambridge Dance Party. Little Lucia has some really special moves! But she also has an early bedtime, so off they went and Paul and I circled around, meeting up with a few friends. We stayed long enough to see City Hall covered in lights.
On Saturday afternoon, we hopped on the T and walked along the Boston waterfront, viewing the tall ships that were in town for the Harborfest.
It's a particularly big event this year, including both Navy Week and the tall ships with OpSail Boston, and coinciding with the bicentennial of the War of 1812. I particularly liked this little boat. If he eats well, he can grow up into a full-sized tugboat:
Along the way, we were distracted by the Institute of Contemporary Art and dashed in to see an exhibit of glassworks by Josiah McElheny. The ICA is cantilevered over the harbor.
You see those people through the front window of the building? Here's their view:
Dinner was in Brighton (a neighborhood of Boston) with my cousin and my cousin's cousins, including a two-week old baby whose mother is a double Jumbo (undergrad and Friedman).
Sunday morning, bright and early, Paul and I dashed up to our favorite beach in Revere. I am Revere's biggest fan — I love the ethnic mix on the beach whenever we're there (primarily Russian spoken in the morning, Portuguese in the afternoon). We grabbed breakfast at a local restaurant where I can always count on seeing a big group of long-time customers in the midst of lively conversation.
After lunch, Paul took Josh out to shop for appropriate clothing for his new workplace, and I took Kayla out to find the extra-long twin sheets and other things she'll need for her college dormitory. Back home in time to see Spain top Italy in the Euro 2012 Football Championship. A busy weekend-plus, which supplied me with a blog post, and which I hope gives you a sense of how much can be done within a short distance of Fletcher.
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Summer campus art
By Jessica Daniels On June 21, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Our Neighborhood, Our Students
It is hot hot hot today, but on another day, when a walk outside would be more enjoyable, I'm going to saunter over to the gallery at the Aidekman Arts Center to check out two new exhibits. The first is The Boston–Jo'burg Connection — interesting art with an interesting back-story.
Rounding out my cultural field trip will be a second exhibit — photographs by university photographers. Though most of the pix are not closely linked to Fletcher life, I like to imagine that our students get out into the greater community now and then.
If you visit Fletcher this summer, consider leaving a little time to wander around the Tufts campus and check out the Arts Center. But if you don't have time to cross campus, you don't need to go culture-free. The Fletcher Perspectives exhibit of student photography is conveniently located in Ginn Library.
Perspectives is a student-run organization and it has just emerged from a year's hiatus. The photos currently on display represent a variety of styles and locations, including this one from Turkey.
No plans for a visit this summer? Check out the complete collection online.
As someone who can fall victim to distractions, I've always valued the slightly-out-of-the-center-of-things location of Tufts. Students can focus on student life while on campus. Or they can wander a short distance from campus to surrounding neighborhoods with food, services, and fun. A short distance further off, they're in the broader academic community of Cambridge. Or, with little fuss, they can take advantage of all that Boston has to offer. For starters, from Fletcher, it's about a 15-minute walk to the subway (which we all call "the T"). Bus lines broaden the territory covered by mass transit (and make it easy for students to find housing with easy access to campus). Here's what our options look like:
Buses 80, 94, and 96 actually come onto the campus, and the 87, 88 have stops five minutes from Fletcher. (Curtis Street and Packard Avenue bracket Fletcher on the Tufts campus. You can find the full map here.) So transportation links are pretty easy.
But what if all these multicolored noodles of bus and subway lines make it seem that traveling to Boston is a major expedition? Well, if you have a little time, you can always choose to walk or bike. Here's one suggested route, for a day when you want to ice skate at the Boston Common (or, in summer, join the crowd of children splashing in the spray pool):
Sure, it's five miles, but five miles seems like a nice balance — a quiet campus that's only a long walk from everything.
Tagged with: Boston • Location • Somerville
The Los Fletcheros Leap Day Extravaganza
By Jessica Daniels On February 28, 2012 · 2 Comments · In Our Neighborhood, Our Students
Planning to be in the Boston area this week? Take advantage of this once-in-four-years opportunity to attend the Los Fletcheros Leap Day Extravaganza. Fletcheros and fans will be gathering Wednesday, February 29 at Johnny D's at 8:00 p.m. Fletchero press releases claim that the "The Los Fletcheros Leap Day Extravaganza Event is one of the most highly anticipated events of Davis Square's quadrennial celebration!"
Blog readers, don't be disturbed by the Fletcheros' tendency to overuse articles ("the" and "Los") in English and Spanish. And do consider attending.
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Viajante Chef Nuno Mendes Savors London Nightlife
The Portuguese chef talks to The Wall Street Journal Europe about how he starts his weekend.
Nuno Mendes is an East-ender at heart. The Portuguese-born chef, known for the experimental cuisine at his Michelin-starred Viajante restaurant in London's Bethnal Green neighborhood, enjoys spending his free time in East London, where he has lived since moving to England seven years ago.
Mr. Mendes, who worked for El Bulli in Spain and in some of the best restaurants in the U.S. before opening Viajante in 2010, has developed a reputation as one of the rising stars of London's high-end cuisine with his cutting-edge blind-tasting menus.
These days, the 38-year-old chef is also busy planning this year's edition of the Loft Project, a supper club he started in 2009 with his partner Clarise Faria, where talented chefs from top kitchens around the world host dinners for guests around one communal table in a warehouse.
When he isn't cooking, Mr. Mendes enjoys relaxing at neighborhood coffee shops and bars, catching a movie and being a dad to his 1-year-old daughter. "I have been living in East London for a long time and I usually tend to hang out around the area," he says.
How do you start your Friday night?
I really like going to bars in the area where I live. I really like the Worship Street Whistling Shop in Shoreditch. This is a fantastic place that looks like an office building, a little close to the City but with a very interesting night scene. It is very warm and there is a lot of effort put into it, from the uniforms to the layout and decoration…. I also go to Lounge Bohemia, which a friend of mine operates. It's a fantastic cocktail bar. You go downstairs and you find this amazing space tucked away. They are quite experimental…. It's very small, it's only like 10 seats.
Do you have a favorite drink to relax with on a Friday night?
It depends on my mood. I actually just tried a really nice Martini with black olives. I really enjoyed that.
What else do you get up to?
It is harder to get a night off with a young baby. So my partner, Clarise, and I tend to stay east and go to the cinema because it is easier to book a babysitter for that time. I go to Hackney Picturehouse, which is full of fantastic movies. It's a really nice, new cinema. It's just opened but it is developing its personality very quickly. The bar is pretty good and the food is very tasty as well.
What is your Saturday morning routine like?
On Saturday, I always like to go to Broadway Market for Yum Buns and coffee. I go with my daughter, Orla, and Clarise. Broadway Market is a street with great food vendors where you can buy amazing breads and cheeses, spreads, bakery items. There's a lot of prepared food as well and fantastic coffees. They have quite a great mix of things you can choose from. I always go to a place called Wilton Way Cafe, and it is probably my favorite coffee shop. This place is very close to my house and Wilton Way is also a very nice, undiscovered little street in Hackney that has a lot of little treasures.
Do you get ideas there for your own cooking?
Yes. It is very inspiring. It has a really nice wine shop and I think it is in the process of getting a butcher. [The street] has a very nice bakery called the Violet Cakes and I really like going there. They have very nice cupcakes.
You have lived in many places in the world. How do you rate London when it comes to food?
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I would spend more time with my family and travel as much as possible. I like to go out and eat and drink and see what other people are doing. It would also be nice to read a book. These days, I find it so hard to sit in the park and read a book. It's impossible to find the time to do that.
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Grayslake Heritage Center will stage a Civil War-era baseball game at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 19, at the softball field near Grayslake Aquatic Center at Central Park. This type of baseball, or "base ball" as it was then called, hearkens back to the earliest years of the sport, with wildly different rules and when players did not use gloves. Grayslake Heritage Center Executive Director Dave Oberg will umpire and serve as master of ceremonies. Fans are encouraged to dress in 19th-century costumes for the museum's inaugural period fashion show. Visitors will be welcome at the museum on Saturday, Aug. 18 from noon to 4 p.m. and make a pennant to bring to the game. Those who wish to play in the game are invited to attend quick practice sessions at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 or 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 7 at the softball field near the aquatic center. For information, contact Dave Oberg at firstname.lastname@example.com or (847) 543-1745.
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As many of you know, I wrote a short little book called "How to Find God's Will." The Amarillo Globe News was gracious enough to publish an article about my book today (http://amarillo.com/lifestyle/faith/2015-05-15/whats-your-purpose-life Thanks, Eboni - @E_NiColeG). I've already received messages from friends–who didn't know I had written a book (I'm a book marketing failure)–asking for a copy. Yes, the book is available on Amazon (hard copy or Kindle) and iTunes.
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Twice, I drove more then 200 miles at one time, my service engine, and the reduce engine power light comes on. I have taken it to the GMC repair shop several times and they can't find a "code". I let her sit for 12 hours or more the light is off and she runs ok. WHAT CAN BE THE PROBLEM BE? - matyler28
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Many have been trying to figure out what is all the fuss and all the uprisings are about in the Middle East. Some say it is a geo-political war for oil and other natural resource, for religion, power and control among other ideas which all are in fact true to some extent. But they are not the main reason behind all the up-risings.
Though many seem to think they understand, they really haven't got a clue. Everything you here in the MSM is base on half-truths and half-lies. MSM does not want anyone to know or understand the dynamics of the Middle East so they paint the whole region with the image of a predominately crazed Islamic lump of countries with citizen all being the same. What the MSM puts out is false and not at all an accurate picture of people in the Middle East; they are not all same. They are not all that image you see in the movies or on TV where your typical Arab/Muslim as a wicked, evil, crazed maniaic who is a terrorist hell bent on blowing up the world and converting everyone to Islam. There are many Christians there who choose to live their.
The Middle East has Muslim, Christian, Jews, Druze, Allwites, Bahis, Hindus, Buhdist, Sufis. Zorotarian (Freddie Mercury, Atheists and many more. For example, Lebanon has six different religions with 18 different sects in it. It is not all Muslims.
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Everyone has there own theory or idea based on something they either read in the news, heard about on TV or heard in a conversation between a few se called experts.
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1. Arab/Muslim counties and government are controlled by western Powers. Arab/Muslims have always been occupied by foreign power whether it was directly or indirectly, i.e. Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States, Jordan, are thought to be controlled by Western Powers, and to some extent this is true.
2. These Arab/Muslim governments are perceived by most of their citizens as puppets of Western Powers and are illegitimate. Most believe these Monarchies, Dynasties, Emirates, Autocracies, Dictatorships Governments were put their to serve their masters in the West.
Most Citizens of these Arab/Muslim counties want to see their governments out and a true democracy put in place based on justice, freedom and democracy. This is where things become a little confusing and where we have the cause for internal fighting. It is true that many citizens of Arab/Muslim nations want freedom and democracy but how that democracy is interpreted is a different matter.
* Justice ,Freedom and Democracy to a Muslims is not the same as justice, freedom and democracy to a non-Muslim.
Non-Muslims want to live according to their religious beliefs, and cultural traditions without Islamic Law being imposed on them. They want live a peaceful, honorable, dignified life with the opportunity to raise a family and give their children the opportunity to succeed in life along with being members of a society that is evolving or advancing with the rest of the world and humanity and not stuck in a time capsule based on beliefs, laws, and traditions from the Middle Ages or Medieval times.
* Justice ,Freedom and Democracy to a secular Muslim is not the same as justice freedom, and democracy to non-Muslim and a non-secular Muslim.
Like most Non-Muslims, secular Muslims are moderates and have similarly, deep rooted beliefs of Western Nations and Western societies. They do not want to continue living in a regressed anti modernization society based on beliefs, laws and tradition dating back to the Middle Ages or Medieval times. They want to have the freedom to chose how they live. They want the choice of how the worship, live, going to school, dress, work, party, date, marry, and so on. Secular-Muslims want to live according to their religious beliefs, and cultural traditions without Islamic Law being imposed on them. They want live a peaceful, honorable, dignified life with the opportunity to raise a family and give their children the opportunity to succeed in life.
Lastly, You have the non-secular Muslims, Mainly Sunni Muslims and some Shi'a (Shites). These non-secular Muslims who are the majority are Muslim extremist, Militants, Jihadist, Terrorist and you peace loving salafists and wahabis, widely known for all the massacring, beheadings, cannibalism and terrorism in Syria and mainly supported and funded by the Saudi Arabian Monarchy, House of Saud, and the Gulf Oil States (Emirates).
3. While most of these countries have Muslims who believe that Islam is a true democracy, that is not the case, and if true democracy is implemented in the Middle East all Arab/Muslim countries will have elected officials who are elected and supported by Muslim extremists.
The truth is You Can Not Have Democracy in Arab/Muslim Countries because they will elect people like Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood, or Khaled Meshall of Hamas.
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there needs to be quite a few of these meetings about housing. there once was a middle-class on the peninsula. hope that something substantial is accomplished in this forum. what about it? affordable housing? huh?
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We use this recipes sauce as an appetizer. I toast a thinly sliced bagget, keep the sauce in a chaffing warmer and voila...it's amazing and everyone loves it!!
Wow! This was absolutely fantastic! Served with extra sauce over buttered linguini. I added a bit of Kitchen Bouquet to darken the marsala. Thanks diner524!
Great Chicken Marsala! I made the recipe except only using two breasts. Served with freshly made cheese ravioli and used the extra sauce over both. Will make this one again and again.
Was originally starting out to make chicken piccata however my white wine mysteriously vanished from the bottle..so I went to plan B, Chicken Marsala. Although I did not have mushrooms on hand and live out in the middle of nowhere I made it without them. Everyone's taste buds where dancing and my kids really wanted to lick the plate. Needless to say this recipe was the first one I looked up and was Fabulous!!
We doubled the recipe and used 6 chicken breast. We like it saucy. This recipe is REALLY good. We will be making this again for sure.
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Excellent! I made 25lbs. worth of chicken breast for a baby shower, and the guests are still raving about it. I marinated the chicken in the spices for 2 days before grilling. I did not add any olive oil until grilling, when my husband used our Misto filled with olive oil to spritz the chicken periodically. From the sauce, I left out the prosciutto and marjoram. I added the garlic before the mushrooms so the butter could take on the flavor of the garlic. For chicken stock, I used Knorr's reduced-sodium condensed chicken stock; I did not add any water to it, so I didn't have to use any corn starch. Since I was making such a huge amount, I cut back on the butter (used 1/2) and heavy cream (2/3). Very well received!
Perfect!!! used fresh mushrooms instead of canned, otherwise made exactly as directed.
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