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Cooking not very good, food appeared to be microwaved and a meal was ruined by being served cold.
Very convenient for what we wanted to do - travel around the area.
Service at our evening meal was not good. We felt over looked and forgotten maybe because we did not speak French and their English was poor.
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Friendly staff; location excellent (and easy to find); breakfast also excellent.
Hotel was very good. Much more than I expected.
Size of rooms and cleanliness
Modern bright hotel with large comfortable rooms. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Excellent dining room and buffet breakfast was fantastic. Secure parking. Well positioned just outside Colmar and for a stop-over if travelling through France. Would definately recommend this excellent hotel.
The hotels location is excellent and the underground parking was very useful. We were very impressed with all the staff, particularly Jonathan in reception who couldn't have been more helpful during our stay and when making the booking online.
Location is perfect and it was the cheapest hotel available. Free parking and wi-fi were a plus.
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The room was well appointed and very clean. The location was excellent and the staff very helpful.
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Breakfast is excellent but a bit expensive,
Clean, good location
Room that had not been updated, including bedding and bed. Also, I believe the hair dryer mounted in the bathroom was from 1960.
Everything in the hotel is explained very well in 3 lang.(eng,ger,fra). Good location. Good breakfast.(excluded). it is very good to have wifi in room.
The drinks in the bar is not enough there are limited drinks. Exp: no diet cola. A/C was not working fully functionally ( we turned it in auto function but in the morning it was stopped and the room very cold)
Hotel Deux Clefs was a wonderful experience, very friendly, excellently located, great staff and convenient to travelling in the area. Would definitely recommend it to friends. During very hot days it might be a good idea to bring a fan along.
Very friendly and nice staff. Family room was super nice with 2 bath rooms, one was very exclusive.
It was a bit too hot in the rooms. No Ac or fans. Church bells starts early in the morning and goes on forever.
Breakfast, dinner and an excellent location for visiting the village on foot.
location, location, location
would have liked to have a mini bar
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Enhancing Information for Renewable Energy Technology Deployment in Brazil, China and South Africa
Date: 2011
Creator: Moner-Girona, Magda
Description: This report documents crucial information to support deployment of renewable energies in three key emerging markets - Brazil, China and South Africa - and provides information for policy-making aimed at supporting renewable energy markets in these countries. Specifically this study collates information on solar and wind resources and resource information, renewable energy support policies and goals, risk management and technologies integral to the increased renewable energy technology deployment.
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Farming's Climate-Smart Future: Placing Agriculture at The Heart of Climate - Change Policy
Date: 2011
Creator: Pye-Smith, Charlie
Description: This publication highlights the 'cause and effect' relationship between agriculture and climate change. It observes that a range of practices– 'climate-smart agriculture' – could increase food production, help farmers to become more resilient to global warming and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
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Our Changing Planet: The U.S. Climate Change Science Program for Fiscal Year 2012
Date: 2011
Creator: Climate Change Science Program
Description: The document describes a wide range of advances in understanding the underlying processes responsible for climate variability and change, such as advances in understanding of climate change at high latitudes. It also describes progress on understanding the ongoing and projected effects of climate change on nature and society, including the interconnected relationships between climate, forests, and wildfire. The document also describes how observational and predictive capabilities are being improved and used to create tools to support decision making at local, regional, and national scales to cope with environmental variability and change.
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Valuation Techniques and Metrics for Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation, and Mitigation Options: Methodological Perspectives For the National Climate Assessment
Date: January 2011
Creator: Sussman, Frances; Clarke, Leon; Grambsch, Anne; Vallario, Robert; Langner, Linda; O'Brien, Sheila et al.
Description: The National Climate Assessment (NCA) Report Series summarizes regional, sectoral, and process-related workshops and discussions being held as part of the third NCA process. This workshop focused on techniques for quantitatively valuing climate impacts and adaptation in the context of the upcoming NCA. The workshop was held in Arlington, VA on January 12-13, 2011. Volume 8 of the NCA Report Series summarizes the discussions and outcomes of this workshop.
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Women at The Frontline of Climate Change - Gender Risks and Hopes
Date: 2011
Creator: Nellemann, Christian; Verma, Ritu & Hislop, Lawrence
Description: Women are often in the frontline in respect to the impacts of a changing climate. Globally the world is seeing increasingly frequent droughts and floods which are having economic but also profound social consequences. The women and people of Asia are currently at greatest risk with over 100 million people affected in this region annually.
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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Washington State Government
Date: December 2010
Creator: Adelsman, Hedia & Ekrem, Joanna
Description: This report summarizes the total GHG emission from all state agencies for 2005, 2008, and 2009. It examines actions already taken by agencies to reduce emissions and outlines key next steps for agencies to take to develop emission reduction strategies.
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China and Climate Change: A Strategy for U.S. Engagement
Date: November 2010
Creator: Joshua W. Busby
Description: The aim of this report is to provide strategic guidance to U.S. policymakers on engaging China on climate change. In the first section, I set the context by discussing China's energy use, emissions, and future projections, including potential emissions reductions and trajectories under different policies. In section two, I review China's recent policies to address climate change and energy conservation. I focus on the status of implementation of its energy-efficiency goals under its 11th Five Year Plan. I also anticipate future developments in Chinese energy and climate policy. Finally, in section three, I propose a strategy for U.S. engagement of China on climate change.
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Short-Term Energy and Winter Fuels Outlook
Date: October 13, 2010
Creator: Energy Information Administration
Description: This report discusses likely energy prices and weather over the winter of 2010-2011.
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Grenelle Environnement
Date: October 2010
Creator: France. Ministère de l'écologie, de l'énergie, du développement durable et de la mer
Description: The new 'Grenelle II' laws are presented in the French Parliament. The Grenelle II (2010) follows the Grenelle I (2007) and a second public consultation round with representatives of large companies. Detailed plans are presented for building, transport and energy sector. Local authorities are asked to play a more important and facilitating role. The new law package contains six pillars and contains the 'outlines' and 'logistics' of the application on regional and local level: - 1. Improving the Energetic Performance of Buildings. Among the measures are : insisting on 'Batiments a Basse Consommation' (BBC, < 50 KW/H/m2 per year) for new buildings and to reduce the consumption of existing buildings by 38% untill 2020. - 2. Creating a change in Transport Use. Among the measures presented are : speeding up the process of public transport infrastructure, insisting local public authorities on offering 'lease-bikes' and car-sharing programs, and subvention of electric and hybrid car development. - 3. Reducing significantly Energy Consumption and Carbon Emissions. Measurements foreseen are : Obligation of all enterprises with over 500 employees and municipalities with more than 500.000 inhabitants to calculate CO2 emissions on a yearly bases. -4. Preserving Biodiversity. Pharmaceutical and hospital products will be more ...
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Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
Date: October 2010
Creator: India. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
Description: The objective of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) under the brand 'Solar India' is to establish India as a global leader in solar energy, by creating the policy conditions for its diffusion across the country as quickly as possible. The scope of these guidelines is to select new projects and provide the necessary policy framework for development of projects under the "bundling scheme" for Phase I of the JNNSM.
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Doesn't leave you much room when earnings aren't stellar
Constrained EPS with the high PE from several years of high growth will certainly keep the price of Raven stock down for the next quarter. Also Dan reduced expectations for the 4th quarter saying that while AT could surprise to the upside, both Aerostar and EF faced challenging conditions. Yet I suspect his reassurance that next year 10-15% growth would be attained after a mid single digit growth this year will keep the price from declining precipitously.
I do wish I'd had an order in for this morning's dive though.
I listened to the call. Amazing how many analysts and I strongly suspect individual investors with institutional titles have become interested in the stock. For example Alan Bronstein with AB analytical. But also Goldman Sachs had someone on the call today--and someone who did not display much knowledge of Raven I thought.
I liked Don Rankin's second question which elicited some color about OEM relationships. I had no idea there would be as many as 30 small manufacturers both domestic and international beyond the big 3 that Raven would have long term relationships with.
One question I have--what the heck is EMS. I heard it mentioned several times and thought I might figure it out when that question about intersegment sales elicited a response from Tom like that it was primarily composed of electronic sales from Aerostar to the AT division--so I guessed the E was for electronics but what the rest is I have no idea. But clearly Dan and Tom are using it casually like I should understand it.
Dan sounded competant and a bit more thoughtful than I've noticed in the past. He's now living a bit more dangerously having spent a bunch of money on infrastructure, acquisitions, and staff which has not yet shown results. So a commitment to achieve 10-15% growth next year means the company must perform. Or he will have to make excuses. As I look over my numbers it is clear that sales have remained fairly steady corporation wide but corporate overhead is now nearing $5mm a quarter after being around $2mm during all the previous CEO's years. That is 6 or 7 cents a share quarterly in additional costs which need to be covered by operating earnings. Probably a good investment, but not proven yet though Dan does keep saying the Vista is proving out well.
I was also struck by the fact that international sales were not broken out as they had been for several quarters and I'm so used to Raven's consistency that I had begun entering that figure in my spreadsheet, but when asked neither Tom nor Dan had really computed it or seemed to think it important enough to keep up. In fact Dan asked Tom if he'd computed it.
There is a lot more of interest here and I'm mildly disappointed though not terribly surprised. Someone asked Dan to tell what had surprised him this year and he listed lack of aerostat demand, (me too based on their expectations earlier), energy softening (I had expected some of that) and ag demand softening. Earlier he had suggested that parachutes might not continue to be as valuable a contract to Aerostar.
Did I tell you about my visit to a dairy farm which used silage bags. Their comment was that they worked well unless gophers or other creatures chewed through the bag and the contents began to spoil, and then that no one wanted the material after it was used and so it was just piling up around the farm. That suggests to me the value of the recycling effort and I suppose that is where some of the recycled material for vapor barrier film is coming from plus scrap in the factory. Clearly there is a lot of trimming necessary as the extruded balloon is trimmed and rolled into cylinders for shipment.
The call was pretty informative. Somehow I always have to go hunting for the income tax figure on my spreadsheet but I will find it. So that and no international figure for AT are my missing figures for now. Tom did a great job as usual and sounds in tune with Dan's strategy. I think he is just a good CFO who is proud of his responsible position without desiring to move to CEO. I'm glad we have him.
Best. L.
Hey Skip
Thanks for the comments and the comments on the span board as well. I've been waiting for an entry point for Ravn and its possible i might get it as tax loss selling by individuals comes into play, especially after today's news, then add in the economy appearing to slow and the indecisiveness by our great politicians and just maybe I'll be back in
Hey Skip take a look at PLPC its pretty cheap based on a lot of metrics, but do your own DD and come to your own conclusion.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights.
As for the analyst, it's interesting to hear that Raven is attracting some more attention. Perhaps in a decade or so they'll have more knowledge about Raven.
As for EMS? Perhaps the acronym is for electronics manufacturing services?
Raven's price is still nearly 20 times earnings and my holdings are down to about 8.25% of my total portfolio. I am about ready to buy another 5% of my RAVN holdings as a result, assuming I still regard the company as solidly as I have in the past.
One data point I recently noted was an article someplace listing the 15 or 20 lowest unemployment cities in the nation. All but two were centered around me in SE Montana. Well, probably a little further east including Sioux Falls and 3 in North Dakota. A lot of that is building and oil field work which are significant parts of the engineered films division customers. But oil drilling is slowing slightly now and, as I pointed out last week, I'm sure the competition will be moving into what has been easy pickings for EF division recently.
Second point is that overhead expenses have increased dramatically at Raven and will not be going down. On top of that, there are several new managers whose capabilities and characters are being developed and learned right now. Bound to be some clinkers in there and how effectively and quickly those personnel problems are minimized will make a huge difference to the results Raven shows.
Q3 has typically been the second strongest quarter of the year for Raven. Q1 is the biggest due to that being Applied Technologies best agricultural quarter, but Q3 is strong because EF typically enjoys high sales and manufacturing efficiencies during that quarter. And there is more capacity available this year, so I expect another pretty strong quarter from EF.
Foreign sales seem encouraging in AT and I see little reason for concern there except for the drought conditions around so much of the US. Still, better efficiency as offered by Raven equipment may be the answer for many farmers. So I think results from that division will be OK though not blowout due to increased overhead.
Aerostar is not likely to do very well. I'm rather dubious about how successful they will be running the electronic systems division. Furthermore, with labor conditions so difficult around the rest of the nation, winning new government contracts is apt to be impossible. Competitors with even larger overhead problems than Raven will be grabbing for even unprofitable business just to cover fixed costs. I suspect the division may manage to show breakeven levels on a operating earnings basis, but don't expect much more than that.
Overall, I think Raven is still in a basing mode as it rearranges it's assets and invests more money in places, people, technological acquisitions. Thus for the next few years I don't expect a lot of price increase for the stock. However, I think this quarter's results will reassure the market a bit that Q2's year over year decrease in EPS was an anomaly and at least some growth can be counted upon. Raven is still a solid company in good businesses with good management. But it's in transition and I might be foolish to buy more stock now. Best, L.
EF lost more sales than I expected. And my suggestion that Aerostar would likely do little better than breakeven was a misstatement on my part. I figured they'd make about what they did in operating earnings ($3.8mm) or a million or so less. But that is still a weak result relative to the combination of op income we have seen between the defunct ES division and Aerostar. So, lower sales and op income at Engineered Films accounts for most of the difference from my expected result of about $.32 per share ($.30). And the decline from Q3 EPS for the past two years of $.315.
To reiterate, $4.6mm (doubling) of corporate expense was expected but a decrease in 3rd qtr sales/income at EF is why results were less than I expected. Decreased op income at Aerostar-ES were as expected but weak.
Would be more specific about the overhead being high ? Is it labor ? Obamacare ?
Layoff costs ? Acquisition costs ? Thank you.
Well said, Greendog. Today we are closer to PE 18 and more comfortable.
Best, L.


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Boris Berezovsky: The Teldec Recordings
10 CD / Warner Classics / 2012-02-28Works: Frédéric Chopin: Etudes (12) for Piano, Op. 10; Etudes (12) for Piano, Op. 25; Trois nouvelles études, for piano, KK IIb/3, CT. 38-40 (B. 130); Etude for piano no 1 in C major, O...
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Starting middle linebacker Dakota Allen, Texas Tech's top returning tackler, is among three players Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury has kicked off the football team.Read More
The day before, all Ty Damron could do was watch as Texas Tech's four-run lead quickly turned into a seven-run loss against TCU at Lupton Field.
Eleven years ago, the Texas Tech men's tennis team made the NCAA Sweet 16 thanks to a little home-court advantage.
Through no fault of his own, Lancaster's Cartrell Thomas has been overlooked the past couple of years. The 5-foot-9, 155-pound slot receiver, who is rated a three-star athlete by 247Sports, has not garnered some of the spotlight given to a teammate.
FORT WORTH - Tim Tadlock got a bit emotional after the game when he reflected to where he was 20 minutes before, standing in the dugout with one out left in the game and a pair of TCU runners in scoring position.
The Texas Tech softball team was prepared for Heather Stearns. Kierra Miles and Kirsten Schwirtlich each hit towering home runs off the Baylor ace in the first inning as Stearns had her worst performance of the season.
DeAndre Washington has worn the uniforms of the Quail Valley Middle School Raiders and the Texas Tech Red Raiders, so maybe it stands to reason where he'll start his NFL career.
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Eight-year-old members of the National Junior Angus Association (NJAA) are now eligible to show at Angus-sponsored competitions across the country. The new age rule, approved by the American Angus Association Board of Directors and the National Junior Angus Board (NJAB), takes effect Jan. 1, 2016. Visit the NJAA Webpage for up to date information; www.angus.org/njaa/
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Bob Mould made an appearance on the Letterman Show a few nights ago performing two tracks from his latest album 'Beauty & Ruin'.
Slowdive's third album just like its predecessor was completely and utterly overlooked upon release. Some may blame that on Creation who were now focused on delivering hits, but the press were also definitely to blame.
Denise Johnson has shared on a new track called '2001' on her SoundCloud page, her first solo track in many years.
January 31st 2000, Creation Records released its final album. Exterminator by Primal Scream (or XTMNTR by PRML SCRM) was to be the perfect ending after a few turbulent years for the label following the deal with Sony and the huge success of the 90s.
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Scoggins: Good 'work ethic' wasn't enough for Wild to beat Dallas
The Wild lost Wednesday night because of too many mistakes — costly penalties, a weak penalty kill — against a superior Dallas team with a finishing gear the Wild lacks.
Scoggins: Wild now has full attention from Dallas
From lifeless to hellbent hockey in a flick of a switch, the Wild encapsulated its entire season — and its strange personality — in a Game 3 about-face against the Dallas Stars. So what happens now?
Scoggins: Wild's effort arrives, does nothing for the win column
The Wild had great chances in Game 2. But too many missed opportunities combined with other factors contributed to a 0-2 series deficit heading home.
Scoggins: Careless and lack of offense is a recipe for quick Wild exit
The Wild certainly missed Zach Parise's and Erik Haula's offense, but the Stars played without stud forward Tyler Seguin and managed just fine.
Scoggins: For limping Wild, playoffs generate little excitement
A series of developments conspired to create an unmistakable sense of doom and gloom around the Wild in its series against Minnesota's previous NHL tenant.
Scoggins: Twins hitters deliver another whiff of bad baseball
The Twins increased their season total for strikeouts to 79 in seven games, maintaining pace in pursuit of major league baseball's record.
Scoggins: After ballpark burns, Waseca reaches out to Tink Larson
Tink Larson's sadness is evident in his eyes, and his words, but he refuses to complain. He often recites a phrase that he borrowed from Twins manager Paul Molitor.
Scoggins: All that's missing from Wild's playoff berth is excitement
The Wild did the most Wild thing ever Tuesday night. It was deliciously fitting for this current outfit, actually.
Packing on the pounds: U football players rely on nutrition, strength training
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Scoggins: Lucia's status is a pressing issue for U
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Scoggins: Wild needs last year's Dubnyk for this year's playoff run
Devan Dubnyk has returned to form since being pulled from a 7-4 meltdown in New Jersey last week. His response: stopping 98 of 103 shots.
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Curry and the Warriors traveling circus blew into town Monday. For one night, they looked more like grinders than the Greatest Show in Sports, but even max effort from the Timberwolves wasn't enough to derail history in the making.
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Scoggins: St. Thomas coach is driven by success, and failure
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Wide-open NCAA tournament could go in so many directions
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Scoggins: Minnesota no longer just the State of Hockey
As much pride as we take in our self-assigned marketing nickname "State of Hockey," the caliber of basketball talent here isn't exactly chopped liver.
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Scoggins: Grand Rapids' Klatt trades in travel for reward of coaching
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Scoggins: Pitino getting close to using up his chances
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A group of excited kids swarmed Rachel Banham for autographs 30 minutes after her game-winner. They probably won't forget that whole experience Monday night for a long time.
Scoggins: Fletcher and his hand-picked roster should now feel the heat
Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher's résumé reeks of bad trades, shaky draft decisions and other well-documented personnel mistakes.
Scoggins: Solid athletic director candidates should be easy for U to find
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Chip Scoggins column, Jan. 19: Nothing golden about status of U athletics
The whole "You can't win at Minnesota" excuse is a tiresome loser's lament. Unique challenges exist, but the Gophers athletic program also holds enough potential to not have to accept mediocrity, or worse.
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Scoggins: Wild's core of young players hasn't improved -- and that's on GM Fletcher
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Scoggins: Just the fate of a franchise is in Taylor's hands
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Scoggins: Status quo won't do for Vikings coach Zimmer
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Scoggins: Wild's caught in a holding pattern — stuck in the middle
Following the Wild is like watching the movie "Groundhog Day." That's the Wild's nightmare, too. Nothing ever changes.
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Blair Walsh's kick never stood a chance once it left his foot. Then he stood in front of his locker and answered every question about what went wrong.
Scoggins: Bridgewater's success will likely determine Vikings' fate
He needs to play well on a big stage for the Vikings to have a chance to win
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The Gophers punter raised more than $25,000 to buy presents for teenage patients at the U.
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If judged by a single-game knee-jerk snapshot Monday, the Wolves turned in the wrong name. If examined more reasonably through a longer lens, the Wolves got it right in selecting Towns.
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Actor Vikram is giving his role in upcoming Tamil romantic-thriller "Ai" everything he can. After losing nearly 15 kg for the movie, he has now shaved his head to shoot a crucial portion of the film.
The film has been on floors for over a year now.
Vikram gave his first public appearance with a clean shaven head Saturday here at the centenary fete of Indian cinema.
"He (Vikram) shaved his head recently to shoot some important scenes in the film. He had spent a lot of time undergoing physical change for his role. Audiences are in for lot of surprises from this film as Vikram dons multiple looks in it," a source from the film's unit told IANS.
Vikram had earlier gone bald for Tamil romantic-tragedy "Sethu", which was later remade in Hindi as "Tere Naam".
He has earlier undergone physical variations for Tamil films such as "Anniyan" and "Pithamagan".
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