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Yin/Yang Balance
Balanced, with a Yang influence
Triangular, with the widest line at the shoulders, narrow at the hemline. Symmetrical geometrics, which can be sharp or sculpted. Trim, tailored, taut and crisp and slightly chunky.
AVOID: Ornate, intricate, or delicate shapes. Irregular shapes. Unconstructed or extremely boxy shapes. Simple symmetrical shapes without sharp edges or an elongated line.
Your silhouette is always trim and tailored with sharp edges. Clean, sleek lines. Straight lines. Elongated draping. Strong, defined shoulder line with crisp edges. Strong vertical and diagonal lines.
AVOID: Clingy, ornate, intricate, or flouncy lines. Unconstructed, wide, boxy, or horizontal lines. Extremely severe lines without tapering. Plain, symmetrical lines without sharp or sculpted edges.
High-quality fabrics in moderate weights. Matte-finished fabrics form the basis of your wardrobe, although you may certainly use shiny silks and the like as blouses or accents and may go ultra-shiny (to the point of lames and metallics) for evening. Moderate piles. Pliable knits and wovens (heavy jersey, cashmere, gabardine, etc.).
AVOID: Lightweight fabrics that cling or are ultra-sheer. Heavyweight fabrics that are stiff and bulky. Rough textures that are thick.
Detial should be crisp, tailored and geometric with sharp edges. Sharp or sculpted shoulder pads are a must in everything you own!
Cleanly tailored necklines: notched collars, crisp Mandarins, simple jabots or ascots, cleanly slashed necklines, geometric V's, asymmetric angulars, turtlenecks, and narrow cowls.
Sharp details: pleats, crisp cuffs, peaked and notched or cleanly streamlined lapels, double-breasted jackets, contrasting trim, epaulets, piping, or clean braiding.
The waist may be crisply defined with a moderate to wide belt with a geometric buckle or may be dropped or eliminated altogether in a narrow chemise-effect.
Detail that includes sharp color contrast is excellent (for example: spectator pumps, contrasting buttons, lapel outlining).
Sophisticated nautical-type detail is also striking when it is crisp and tailored.
AVOID: Ornate, intricate, or fussy detail, including frills. Animated, "perky" detail. Plain and symmetrical detail without sharp edges. Wide, unconstructed, or bulky detail. Minimal detail.
Use carefully. Separates can be extremely effective for you when well-planned in matched sets. An "ensemble approach" to your head-to-toe appearance is always necessary.
JACKETS: Jackets are a mainstay of your wardrobe, and you should have them for every occasion, from daytime to glamour to casual. They should be crisp and tailored, with sharp shoulders and elongated line. If unconstructed, they should be very narrow and fall below the break of the hip. The shortest jacket that is sophisticated enough for you is cropped to rest at the top of the hipbone and has a very sleek, streamlined effect. Double-breasted jackets are also quite effective on you.
AVOID: Flouncy jackets that are nipped and tucked with gathers and trim. Peplums. Wide, boxy jackets. Ultra-cropped jackets (boleros, waistcoats, etc.)
SKIRTS: skirts should be straight and narrow. A few crisp gathers at the waist are usually needed to accommodate your hips. It is very important that your skirts are always flat from the hip to the upper thigh area. Pleats should thus be stitched down at the top, so as not to upset your sleekly vertical line. Small slits are excellent, as is any tailored detail such as pocket flaps, contrasting stitching, waistbands, etc. Hemlines can range from one inch below the knee to the top of the calf. The latter will need a slit. Longer is, of course, perfect for evening.
A bias-cut skirt is possible, as is a straight skirt that has a bias-cut piece added to the bottom, gently flaring out. These hemlines are uneven and must be longer, in the mid-calf range.
AVOID: Full, flouncy skirts. Skirts with fussy detail (draping, shirring, and gathers). A-lines. Wide, unconstructed skirts.
PANTS: Simple tailored styles with pleats and man-tailored detail are best. The pants should be clean, sleek, and elegant.
AVOID: Fussy or ornate styles. Tapered or pegged style. Wide, baggy, or unconstructed styles.
BLOUSES: Blouses should be elegant and tailored, with sharp edges and crisp detail. Stock-tie blouses are acceptable with a very tailored suit, but a more dramatic style is best when the jacket is not covering it. Fabric can be crisp and smooth (luscious cottons), elegantly shiny (charmeuse), or softly woven (challis).
AVOID: Frilly, ornate, flouncy styles with excess detail. Unconstructed styles with no detail.
SWEATERS: Sweaters should be lightweight and elegant; silky and skinny-ribbed styles are excellent choices. Sweaters should be slightly elongated, with shoulder pads. Long cardigans with pads and jacket styles are very good for the dressy-casual look. Sleek and elegant beading is also stunning.
AVOID: Fluffy knits with ornate trim. Thick, rough, or heavy knits that are bulky. Shapeless sweaters. Cropped sweaters and vests. Symmetrical styles with plain detail such as crew-necked shetlands.
Dresses should be tailored, sleek, and narrow, with sharp edges and crisp detail. Coatdresses, chemises, and slinky sheaths are all excellent. Waists may be defined with a wide, geometric belt (usually in a contrasting color to match accessories), or may be dropped low, or even eliminated. Elongated draping or sleek bias-cuts are also soft and elegant. Sharp or sculpted shoulders (with pads) are a must!
AVOID: Flouncy dresses with ornate and intricate trim. Fussy detail such as shirring, gathers, silk flowers, bows, ribbons, etc. Wide unconstructed shapes.
Your use of color should be bold and sophisticated. Neutrals and deep colors are quite effective for you as they provide a background of simplicity to showcase your elegant use of line. Pastels can be equally effective if the fabric is very special, and you utilize them in head-to-toe sweeps. Generally, thick of blending intensities of your outfits to retain your strong vertical lines. Contrasting trim is very striking on you, particularly in two-color combinations. They key is to pick up the accent color in several places, not just one. In this way you don't break up your sleek silhouette, you merely accent it.
AVOID: Multicolor splashes. A mix 'n match approach to color. All neutrals or monochromatics with on bold accents.
Prints should be geometric, slightly oversized, and bold in color contrast. Stripes, zigzags, slashes, and sleep asymmetrics also work.
AVOID: Flowery prints. Soft, flowing prints. Ornate prints. Irregular prints. Animated, "cute" prints. Small, symmetrical prints.
Should be clean, elegant, and crisply tailored, with sharp angles.
SHOES: Angular, Italian-style pumps. Tailored and narrow styles. Tailored flats. Sleek, sling-backs. "Two-toned" styles (Chanel, spectators).
AVOID: Overly delicate or strappy styles. Heavy, chunky styles. Plain pumps or simple symmetrical styles.
BAGS: Crisply tailored bags. Envelopes, clutches, box-shaped bags. Metallic evening clutches. Narrow to medium briefcases, constructed, with a frame.
AVOID: Overly delicate or ornate styles. Large, unconstructed styles.
BELTS: Moderate to wide styles with large geometric buckles. Wide self-belts. Contrasting-color belts (to match shoes and jewelry or hat).
AVOID: Waist-cinchers. Overly ornate styles. Delicate or narrow styles.
HATS: Crisply tailored styles. Sharp edges and contrasting trim. Moderate to small size. Geometric and clean shapes.
AVOID: Fussy hats with ornate trim. Oversized styles. Severe styles. Unconstructed or floppy styles.
HOSIERY: Sheer, silky stockings are best. In terms of color, blend in one tone between hemline, stocking, and shoe to keep your dominant vertical line sleep. The exception to this is when you are working with sharp color contrast, head-to-toe, and your shoe or stocking color is in contrast to each other or to your hemline. Just be sure this color is picked up in several other places to avoid chopping your look.
Textured stockings are elegant in geometrics (herringbone, etc.) when kept translucent.
AVOID: Opaque stockings. Lacy stockings. Ornate stockings.
JEWELRY: Should be sleek, elegant, and slightly chunky. Geometric shapes with sharp edges. Smooth circles that are crisp and oversized are possible. Earrings should be on the ear or spray up (not down or dangly). Necklaces should be crisply tailored and slightly chunky, and rest around the collarbone area. Moderate wrist cuffs are also possible. Remember: One elegant piece is quite effective on you!
Symmetrical shapes with clean, geometric detail Shoulder emphasis. Angular necklines. Smooth fabric. Beaded fabric. Understated trim.
Slinky sheaths
Jacketed gowns
Tailored dinner suits
Long gowns with sharp shoulder emphasis
Tailored cocktail dresses
Evening pants with jacket.
A smoky face with sultry eyes, strong cheekbones, and a vivid mouth completes your tailored chic look to perfection! Matte colors are best; for evening add just a hint of sheer frost. Emphasize your beautifully chiseled angels with contrast and contouring!
AVOID: Overly ornate makeup with heavy glitz (unsophisticated on you). Watercolor-soft edges (very aging on you). Pale lips (not strong enough to balance your eyes). All neutrals, with no smoky colors (too matronly). "No-makeup" look (too washed-out).
The following information should be taken as a broad outline of what makes a Dramatic Classic. It is the overall combination of the balance between Yin and Yang leaning (slightly angular physicality with a coolly sophisticated essence) that creates this Image Identity category. Therefore, slight deviation here or there is always possible and should not be worried over if it does not upset your Yin/Yang balance.
Moderate, up to 5 feet 7 inches.
Bone Structure:
Symmetrical, with slightly angular edges.
Straight and slightly wide.
Shoulders are tapered or slightly square, usually narrow.
Slightly squarish hands and feet.
Slightly sharp, angular or squarish facial contours (jawline, nose, cheekbones).
Body Type:
Fairly trim and compact when at an ideal weight.
Slightly muscular when at ideal weight.
Bustline, waist and hips are somewhat straight and in even proportion when at ideal weight.
On occasion slightly short-waisted.
Legs and arms tend to be average or slightly long.
Your body type will seem to radically change when you gain even a little weight. This is actually an illusion because your bone structure remains the same.
Facial Features:
Usually moderate to large eyes, moderate lips.
May be thick and straight or fine and silky but rarely coarse.
Possibly wavy/curly.
Any coloring is possible(warm or cool, high-contrast or blended).
If overweight:
Excess weight shows up right away and collects from the waist down.
You seem to gain weight in the hips and thighs. You rarely gain weight around the bustline. The heavier you get, the more pear-shaped you become.
A Dramatic Classic will not:
Have extremely long limbs.
Have extremely exotic or overly lush facial features.
Have extremely large bones or extremely large hands and feet.
Have delicate bones or extremely small hands and feet.
Have an hourglass figure.
Have a boyishly straight figure.
Kibbe's prime Dramatic Classic celebrity- Jackie Onassis
Dramatic Classic example from Kibbe's book 'Metamorphosis'
Before & After~
Diane came to me with very little understanding of her naturally elegant beauty. Growing up with six brothers, she'd adopted a tomboy stance at an early age in order to simply survive! Diane's male oriented approach to her appearance was further encouraged by her career as an attorney specializing in the estates of wealthy clients. Her persona had the cliched "success-look" that consisted primarily of hiding any traces of her refined femininity.
Before persuading Diane to fully realize her physical potential, I had to convince her that we wouldn't sacrifice either her individuality or the special considerations of her work. By emphasizing her basic symmetry with angular edges, (balanced, with a Yang influence), I sought to help Diane create an appearance that honestly expresses her natural refinement, power, and regal bearing.
My prescription for Diane's metamorphosis: View her as if she is a Greek Goddess chiseled in Italian marble. Clean lines with sculpted edges executed in luxurious fabrics of moderate weight form the basic shapes of her wardrobe. Her jewelry is elegant, somewhat large, and very geometric, while her accessories are tailored and trim.
Her hair is cut into a smooth bob with beveled edges, then blown back off her face to allow her beautifully sculpted bone structure to express its full majesty, as well as to finalize her architecturally defined total look. Her haircolor needed more depth and intensity to reiterate her Dramatic Classic power, as well as to emphasize her natural high-contrast coloring This meant restoring her originally dark ash brown haircolor so that she is once again the vivid brunette with porcelain skin and sapphire eyes nature created!
Finally, her makeup is blended with angular contouring to again emphasize her chiseled bone structure and sharp facial features. Cosmetic colors from a clear, blue-based palette complement her cool, high contrast coloring. Deep smoky neutrals in matte products allow her face to be strong and sculpted.
Diane and I were both totally delighted to experience her metamorphosis into a completely refined and elegantly chic woman filled with all her strength and power.


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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is confident that Arsenal can "finish the job" by beating Besiktas to qualify for the Champions League group stage.
The Gunners claimed a hard-fought goalless draw in the first leg and know a victory on Wednesday night would secure their progress.
The England international says keeping a clean sheet in Istanbul was essential, but admits the Gunners must improve their attacking play against the Turkish side.
I think we're capable of more going forward
"On the day [in Istanbul] it didn't happen but it left us in a great position to finish the job off," Oxlade-Chamberlain said.
"I definitely think we can take confidence from that game. It wasn't the result we were going there for, we would love to have gone there and won but 0-0 gives us a good opportunity.
"I think the fluidity in the first-leg performance wasn't at its highest, it wasn't a terrible performance but I think we're capable of more going forward.
"We need to defend well to start off with and the main thing is to match them physically and competitively because they are going to come at us hard because they really want to qualify for this.
"There are improvements but we're discussing that as a team and we know ourselves what we need to do and it's just about approaching it in the mindset to finish the job."

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Vintage U.S. Navy Silverware You are viewing three (3) very attractive, vintage U.S. Navy silverware pieces. I believe this flatware to be the "Kings Pattern". The age of these items is unknown but could well be from the 19th century...you would have to do some research to confirm that. The teaspoon (6" in length) has a fouled anchor on the front of the handle with 'USN' on the reverse side. T is also a crown on the back of the bowl of the spoon. The butter knife (8 1/4" in length) has the same markings on the handle with the crown on both sides. It also has the anchor and 'USN' on the blade. The other knife (9 1/2") has the fouled anchor and 'USN' on the handle but no crown. The blade is stainless with the fouled anchor and underneath it 'USN' on one side only. On the other side of the blade is the marking "INSICO STAINLESS". My guess is that this piece is not as old as the other two. All pieces are in good condition with wear consistent with age. They also need to be polished but they are not as tarnished as the pictures appear. This is a beautiful set that would be a great additon to your collection or a wonderful gift to your 'favorite sailor'! Thank you for viewing these items and good luck bidding!


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Amazing Grass, Organic Wheat Grass, 28.2 oz (800 g)
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Chesterfield vs Portsmouth
Chesterfield have won just one of their last five against Pompey (D1 L3).
Portsmouth have been on the winning side just once in their last 11 away League Two fixtures (D6 L4).
Chesterfield have scored in each of their last seven home games, a run only bettered by Burton (9) currently.
Of the players to score four or more times, only Sam Winnall (144 minutes) has a better minutes per goal ratio than Jake Jervis this season (150).
Before this weekend, the Spireites had collected 20 points in 2014, more than any other side.
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Published: January 9, 2012 at 8:33 AMThis should be no contest. The Jungle Cruise is a CLASSIC theme park attraction. The first production was up and operating on the day that Disneyland opened in 1955. There are productions running in Anaheim, Tokyo, Orlando and Hong Kong. Over the years (decades) the Jungle Cruise has been performed for more than a billion guests. At any given moment of the Earth's day, a Jungle Cruise boat is pulling away from the dock to begin its voyage down the world's rivers of adventure.
One of the principle considerations in this specific poll involves the "Narrative" element. The locked in scripted speeches of the other attractions fall well short of the Jungle Cruise. The skipper's banter and ad-libs make every ride unique. At the attraction's unload dock the omnipresence of applause affirms the quality of the show. The content of the ride is so renowned that a "Skipper Stand Up" comedy show – featuring Jungle Cruise humor – that takes place at the Maverick Theater in Fullerton, California. In the years since it opened, the attraction and its skippers have found a permanent place in place in pop culture (going so far as to inspire a song and video by Weird Al Yankovich). Pixar creative chief John Lasseter and film actor Kevin Costner were both Jungle Cruise skippers.
The Jungle Cruise is the creation of Imaginers Bill Evans, Harper Goff and (the LEGENDARY) Marc Davis. While the other attractions in this poll are worthy of praise, the Jungle Cruise stands out as an iconographic piece of theme park history – a Disney legend on par with the Haunted Mansion, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride or the Pirates of the Caribbean. None of the other attractions listed on this poll come even close to such a distinction.
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Having said all that … Jungle Cruise skippers … On my command: UNLEASH HELL!
Published: January 9, 2012 at 8:38 AMJungle Cruise is the only acceptable answer.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 8:42 AMI'm a bit baffled why "Jaws" at Universal Studios Florida was not included in this contest. Although, yes, it has now closed for good, this contest looks back at the best attractions from 2011 -- not new attractions opening this year. So why not include "Jaws" as a choice? It's certainly a classic worthy of at least some love from its many fans.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 8:56 AMI had to vote with TH here. Plus, I love awful, awful, awful jokes. Which Jungle Cruise has en masse.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:00 AMUsually these are hit or miss with me. However, Jungle Cruise has probably some of the best narrators. The last time I was at the Studios, we probably had the most boring, ho-hum narrator that we have ever had. She was terribly boring, unenthusiastic, and unconvincing.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:02 AMI love Kilimanjaro Safaris - it is one of my favorite WDW attractions. I especially love watching folks vainly try to take photos while the ride vehicle lurches and bounces along. Very funny! However, the "storyline" (even though it has been minimized over time) is still a significant distraction.
The Great Movie Ride is a grand achievement, but it is also in dire need of an update.
As for the Jungle Cruise, I agree with TH that the skipper is a key element that has to be factored into the vote. He or she can make or break the ride experience, for sure. Sadly, no matter who you get, this attraction is still pretty lame. It needs... something. Th has called for the addition of Hippos with lazers and natives who sport Jack Sparrow guyliner, both of which might help, but I doubt it. People don't call it the JUNGLE SNOOZE for nothing. Zzzzzzzzzz....
As for the Universal Studios Tour, I have not ridden it for over 20 years. However, it is the centerpiece of USH and one of the longest attractions at any American theme park. It is like experiencing 4 - 5 top notch attractions with only one wait. Hard to beat.
Ultimately, I decided to vote for the longest "actual" tour (Universal Studios Tour), not the longest "feeling" tour (Jungle Snooze).
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:06 AMI like Kilimanjaro Safaris, it is a great attraction and I have never seen anything like it at other parks. Also it has real animals as opposed to AA's.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:16 AMI went with Kilo. Safaris. Many want the speil to be eliminated and the attraction to just be for animal watching, but I actually enjoy the poacher story. The narration is more important and funnier on the Jungle Cruise but the setting and theming of the AK Safari blows those on the Magic Kingdom attraction away.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:17 AMI would never risk incurring the wrath of TH Creative.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:22 AMJungle Cruise without a doubt. It's a classic and should never leave (looking at you Universal).
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:25 AMWell even though it probably won't win, I love it anyway because of my love of movies and disney anamatronics... HORAY for HOLLYWOOD!!! GMR all the way. Even though I know whoever wins this one will probably get eliminated in the next round
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:33 AMTo add a little variety here, I voted Great Movie Ride. I am a huge movie fan and I adore some of those sets, even if they are a little outdated and rusty nowadays.
I'll have to make it a target to ride Jungle Cruise next time at Disneyworld. Haven't been on it again in any recent trips, it might just be too cringey for our family!
Jaws would have got my vote.. if.. if...!
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:44 AMHas to be the Jungle Cruise. Cheesy humour delivered with tongues firmly in cheeks. Just waiting in line brings a smile to your face as you hear the applause and inevitable groans of laughter as the boats pull away from the dock.
Anyone who says that they don't love it must be in...................
Published: January 9, 2012 at 9:46 AMWell, I already know Jungle Cruise is going to win, since a ton of you old-timers have this strange love affair with the ride, but I voted for Great Movie Ride. It's been a personal favorite of mine for years.
Anyway, grats to Jungle Cruise early.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 10:03 AMnot even close for me..ill take the real live animals
Published: January 9, 2012 at 10:21 AMI always loved the Jaws narration.
Especially this one time when I went on it in college during spring break with lots of friends (and my future wife). There was this girl from Japan who was our guide. Her English was passable, but it clearly wasn't her first language. She was tiny (she could not have been more than 5 feet even) and she smiled through every line and even laughed when Jaws attacked us. When Jaws came at us, she yelled, "OH NO, ITS A JAWS." When she started shooting the grenade launcher, she was pointing it in a different direction than the explosions, which was just so funny. The mistakes she was making actually added to the fun and the utter enthusiasm she had for being the tour guide was so infectious that it made us cheer extra loud when we burned the shark to a crisp.
It was one of my favorite theme park memories.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 11:00 AMI voted for the Great Movie Ride. Although it's been some years since my last ride, I remember it being long, relaxing, and visually impressive (important with my hearing loss.) The only other choice I've been on..and not since the mid-90's..is the Jungle Cruise, which was my Mom's favorite attraction. And my Mom was most assuredly NOT big on amusement/theme parks.
The photo contained here-in of the Wizard of Oz scene was icing on the proverbial cake.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 11:06 AMBut the animals on Jungle Cruise are real, too!
That's what Disney's commercials tell me. :^)
Published: January 9, 2012 at 1:10 PMBesides being a "classic", Jungle Cruise got stuck in the past. Jokes are ok if you are lucky, but most of the unlucky would never ride it again. Needs refurbishment. I agree with the comment that whoever wins this poll will get out soon. Weak bracket. BTW voted for Great Movie Ride for the best participation of a human narrator.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 2:13 PMThe list is so varied that I can't exactly compare them. In terms of length and the ability to see a lot, Universal Studios tram ride is the best.
However, I should mention that I think Disney's the Haunted Mansion has a narrative in the ride that sort of places it in the same category if not for the fact that its is all tape.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 2:41 PMWhere's Living with the Land at EPCOT? I had to go with my second choice of The Great Movie Ride 8o(
Published: January 9, 2012 at 3:15 PMI just recently got to ride three of these four. I had a new appreciation for the great movie ride narration (which got my vote).... especially when your guide switches out briefly (interesting touch)..... and the Jungle Cruise is a classic ride.... but I say this: While I really enjoy the safari ride at Animal Kingdom.... some parts of the "narration" of the ride actually took away from the experience or were annoying (whichever way you want to look at it). The whole thing with the guy who keeps "radioing" the jeep to tell us about possible poachers does not work for me. I want to enjoy the animal experience..... to be able to look at the animals.... and I may appreciate some animal or plant information given to me by the driver..... but the scripted poacher bit does not really do it for me..... and I actually think the ride might be better without it. Just keep it simple.... the ride is about the animals / safari.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 3:51 PMI imagine TH is having a fine time driving around town searching for free wi-fi access to vote for Jungle Cruise over and over again... Not to mention all the cold calling he's been doing to get voters to the polls!!
Hey, more power to ya, TH, that's what being a fan(atic) is all about!
Published: January 9, 2012 at 4:14 PMInteresting so far...
This should be no contest. The Jungle Cruise is a CLASSIC theme park attraction. The ride is the only non-unique ride in this competition as there are 4 around the world(TH points them out nicely). The Jungle Cruise has a script with skipper ad-libs to make every ride unique, Just like 3 other rides... Many famous people were involved with the Jungle Cruise, eerily similar to 3 other rides. (btw, Jack, why wouldn't you risk it?) However, the other three rides are far superior to the Jungle Cruise(which is fun though). I will focus on the one true narrated ride king: Kilimanjaro Safaris(The Facebook Campaigns have already started though I still can't quite figure out Twitter). The Safaris take the Jungle Cruise to the next level. The animals are real this time. The ride has a mild thrill that all enjoy (cowering in fear from plastic natives shaking spears at you fails to thrill). By the way, did you know the Jungle Cruise animals are fake? There were too many complaints about not seeing real animals so Disney came up with a commercial to convince people. The Safaris lets guests actually feel as if they in the heart of Africa(100 acres of mock Africa works much better than 25 acres of hippo-shaped pieces of plastic rising out of the water and dipping back in) with open spaces, hundreds of REAL animals, high speed chases, and African landscape as far as the eye can see. Walt Disney originally wanted an attraction with REAL animals, but couldn't, so the Jungle Cruise was built as a mediocre substitute. Please vote for the Kilimanjaro Safaris.
Additional notes:
-Jungle Cruise is on a track, Safaris? Nope.
-Jungle Cruise uses a fake spider that shakes every 5 minutes as an excuse for an AA.
-The Safaris Combines a great story with an amazing animal experience.
-Animals(most of them) can actually walk up to your vehicle for up close views. The Cruise excuses stay in one spot.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 4:22 PMAlso Robert, Why isn't the Monster Mansion in the Indoor Boat Ride Category?
Published: January 9, 2012 at 4:25 PMThe thing with Jungle Cruise is that... well it's dated. It's like the first season of Seinfeld. Great Movie ride gets me vote!
Published: January 9, 2012 at 5:18 PMThe Jungle Cruise was never meant to be a science exhibit. It is meant to be an adventure. An almost satirical production. And the key element identified in the category is "Narrative". The spiel. The Jungle Cruise skippers are second to none when it comes to entertaining on a "Narrative" ride. From the traditional gags ("They're only dangerous when they are wiggling their ears.") to the more contemporary, topical ad-libs ("I don't know what's on the other side of this tunnel. Since this is Disney, it's probably a gift shop") the Jungle Cruise skippers lead the charge.
When it comes to a "Narrative" ride, Kilimanjaro Safaris is ... well, adequate. Guests seated at the back of the train of cars never see the guide. The importance of the spiel (narrative) is secondary at best. Heck, the narrative on Kilimanjaro Safaris may as well be a pre-recorded tape.
And the animals at Kilimanjaro Safaris are great ... when they're in sight and not asleep. On the Jungle Cruise you see the back side of water. On Kilimanjaro Safaris you get to see the back side of an elephant. Not very attractive.
That's why the Jungle Cruise is, was and always will be the "Best Narrative Ride."
Published: January 9, 2012 at 4:47 PMI think that the Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour should be the best, because it really gives depth to what how movies are made, sitting for 45 minutes is worth it. The Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour is famous World Wide, besides that stupid Jungle Cruise Ride.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 5:25 PMI agree, JAWS should have been included. Silly rules.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 5:26 PMRao Rao-ites: "I imagine TH is having a fine time driving around town searching for free wi-fi access to vote for Jungle Cruise over and over again."
I Respond: Actually I got a temp job at a call center with 275 terminals ... And for the record, the weather in West Bengal is quite temperate this time of year.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 6:23 PMHell hath been unleashed! (upon TH's request)
Jungle Cruise FTW! duh.
And as for Jaws not being on the list for current attractions . . . as far as I know, it's still open in Japan, right? And you did have a couple attractions from Japan, ToT, Journey . . . just sayin'
Published: January 9, 2012 at 6:16 PMFinally a competitive, roller coaster round. Can the animotronic animals hold off the real ones?
Published: January 9, 2012 at 7:03 PMHands down the Jungle Cruise! Nothing beats the jokes and scenes. Last August while down at WDW we rode it over and over again after taking a guided tour of the park to hear the "I like disco!" at the beginning of the cannibal scene. Taking the tour defiantly my liking of the ride. I have never been too impressed with Kilimanjaro Safaris. It moves too fast through the animals and the story line is rather annoying, plus from my personal experience in traveling to Africa, the scenes don't match to well with the actual landscapes, the names shouldn't be the Americanized versions (impala not gazelle), and distinctions as to the exact type of Kudu has always urched me. Jungle Cruise feels a lot more personable too.
Published: January 9, 2012 at 8:57 PMThe Jungle Cruise is great, and the fact that it does not change from one ride to the next allows it to be very tightly scripted. If we are voting on the script alone, then the Jungle Cruise wins, hands down.
Published: January 10, 2012 at 4:43 AMAlthough I already voted for Jungle Cruise I couldn't help thinking that we may have missed an opportunity to pay homage to a "ride" that can be found at nearly all the Parks.
Published: January 10, 2012 at 9:34 AMWhy would I never risk incurring the wrath of TH Creative?
He has an army of animatronic hippos ready to do his bidding.
Also, because Jungle Cruise is the best of those rides. When I think of my first time visiting Walt Disney World in December of 1984, I think of Jungle Cruise. It defines that trip for me (along with the classic version of Journey into Imagination).
Kilimanjaro Safaris is a fun ride. I could see why some people would root (and vote) for it, but honestly I think the narrative aspect of the ride feels tacked on and takes away from the experience of being surrounded by hundreds of exotic animals.
The Universal Studios Tour can't compare with either of those rides.
The Great Movie Ride hasn't been staffed with adequate talent in years (I haven't experienced a decent Mugsy in years), and deserves to have the word "Great" stripped from its name until they can bring it back up to snuff. Anyone who voted for this probably hasn't ridden it since shortly after it opened.


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Bill Gates appeared on BBC Radio 4's long-running "Desert Island Discs" show on Sunday.
The program invites guests to select the eight records they would take with them were they to be cast away on a desert island.
The castaways also select a book and a luxury item.
Here's what Gates chose — from Willie Nelson, to Ed Sheeran, to his favourite songs from Broadway musicals — and why.
David Bowie and Queen -- 'Under Pressure.' Gates said: 'In my 20s and 30s I worked a lot, but a few Fridays and Saturdays we'd go out and dance, so this kind of reminds me of those disco days with a bit of weekend freedom.'
Willie Nelson -- 'Blue Skies.' Gates said this was his favourite of the picks. The night before his wedding to Melinda, Gates surprised her with a special performance from Nelson on a beach in Hawaii.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience -- 'Are You Experienced?' Gates said of this song: '(Microsoft cofounder) Paul Allen was far more into music than I was and the musician he loved the most was Jimi Hendrix. And because I was younger, he'd sometimes taunt me with the title of this song -- 'Are you experienced?' -- because I had gotten drunk or other various things, so this was one of our favourites.'
U2 -- 'One.' Gates said: 'When the (Bill & Melinda Gates) Foundation was just getting started around 2000, Paul (Allen) told me that I should meet Bono. And I didn't prioritise it because I thought a musician is not really going to understand this global health stuff. But we finally did get to meet and I was amazing about he had thought about it, read about it, so it started a partnership, and he's been absolutely amazing.'
The Beatles -- 'Two Of Us.' Gates said he chose this song because his 'goof friend' Steve Jobs mentioned it when the two famously gave a joint interview not long before the Apple founder's death. Jobs said the song was kind of like the journey the two of them had been on, working with each other, and sometimes as fierce rivals.
Rodgers & Hammerstein -- 'How Can Love Survive?' Gates said he chose this song from the Broadway version of 'The Sound of Music' because it is one of his and Melinda's favourite from the musical. He also said Warren Buffett and his first wife Susan once sang it to the couple.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Anthony Ramos, Daveed Diggs, Okieriete Onaodowan, Leslie Odom Jr. -- 'My Shot.' This song comes from the musical Hamilton, which is currently on Broadway. Gates said it appealed because: 'It's about a young person saying 'hey I'm going to take a risk, I'm going to get out there and try something different.''
His book choice was: 'The Better Angels of Our Nature' by Steven Pinker. Gates chose the Collection of Lectures DVD from The Learning Company as his luxury item.
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The 2016 Wales/Cymru Marketing Awards were held on 23 November 2016 at Portland House, Cardiff. A huge congratulations to all our finalists and especially our winners who can be found listed below.
View the highlights from the Awards evening here.
This award recognises the best use of digital to achieve a business objective. Whether innovative, creative, programmatic or immersive, demonstrate how your digital channels or technology have delivered marketing excellence and a strong return on investment.
Winner: Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water - One Last Breath
- BrandContent – Outfoxed- the content marketing magazine
- Equinox in partnership with Cadw – Historic Adventures
This award recognises campaigns that deliver excellence through a range of responsive media. There must be clear objectives and rationale behind the media strategy with creative and strategic synergies across all activity, resulting in demonstrable value added by each channel.
Winner: Equinox in partnership with Cadw – Historic Adventures
- Cowshed – Brace's Community Sporting Fund
- The Media Angel (UK) Ltd in partnership with The National Botanic Garden of Wales – The National Botanic Garden of Wales Summer Campaign
This award recognises national or local campaigns that use striking creativity and strategic planning to reach and engage target audiences. Channels might include outdoor, TV, radio, online or press with evidence of how results delivered against objectives.
Winner: The Media Angel (UK) Ltd in partnership with The National Botanic Garden of Wales – The National Botanic Garden of Wales Summer Campaign
- Orchard Media and Events – Principality Stadium Rebrand
- Cardiff and Vale College – More than just a classroom (Recruitment Campaign 2016)
This award recognises excellence in the field of PR and related communications. It covers all aspects of the discipline, from brand building events through to the effective management of an issue or crisis. Demonstrate how you used creative and innovative strategies to achieve desired business outcomes.
Winner: Cowshed in partnership with National Trust Wales – World of Gardens
- ACT Training in partnership with The Media Angel - #BEYanapprentice
- Equinox in partnership with Cadw – Historic Adventures
This award recognises brilliant creative solutions to marketing challenges. With a focus on creative innovation that is evident from idea to execution, the campaign's concept must be truly inspirational to the target audience.
Winner: Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water – One Last Breath
- ACT Training in partnership with The Media Angel - #BEYanapprentice
- Celtic Quest Coasteering Ltd – Virtual Coasteering
This award recognises the outstanding creation and use of content to drive engagement and achieve set objectives. Show how your strategy delivered content across relevant platforms to reach your target audience and deliver compelling results.
Winner: Tellermate – Tellermate Turnaround
- BrandContent – Outfoxed- the content marketing magazine
- Liberty Marketing Ltd – Liberty & Free Super Tip
This award recognises best in class use of data and analytics to improve a product or customer experience. Through expert implementation of segmentation, targeting, visualization or metrics, demonstrate how intelligent strategies have resulted in business success and delivered a competitive advantage.
Winner: Response One on behalf of Legal & General Insurance (Cardiff) – Legal & General: Inspiring response using propensity modelling
- Social Change UK In partnership with Public Health Wales - Quit for Them
- Liberty Marketing Ltd - Liberty & Free Super Tips
This award recognises innovative and creative marketing across charity, governmental or not-for-profit organisations. Show how your work raised awareness, affinity, involvement or funds for your organisation through any measurable channel.
Winner: Tenovus Cancer Care – 'The Hope of a Cancer Free Future' Legacy Campaign
- Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water – For Wales. Not For Profit.
- Social Change UK in partnership with Public Health Wales – Quit for Them
This award recognises the stellar impact one individual has had on an organisation. Whether a colleague has gone beyond the parameters of their role or you've dedicated an unsurpassable level of commitment yourself, show how creativity, originality and an inspiring work ethic provided a remarkable personal contribution.
The winner of this category has been automatically entered into the CIM Marketing Excellence Awards.
Winner: Morgan Lloyd - Dŵr Cymru (Welsh Water)
- Peter Townsend - Peter's Food Service Ltd
- Helen Wild - Equinox
This award recognises the marketing team that has been instrumental to the success of their organisation. Reinforced by measurable results, demonstrate how your team's collaborative and strategic approach to marketing has helped transform the performance of your business.
The winner of this category has been automatically entered into the CIM Marketing Excellence Awards.
Winner: DS Smith Recycling
- Peter's Food Service Ltd
- Tellermate
This award recognises the best individual campaign that delivered a stunning impact on the target audience and competition. Whatever your campaign aimed to achieve, share the work you're most proud of and detail the challenges you faced, the insights and creative you developed along with the brilliant results you achieved.
The winner of this category has been automatically entered into the CIM Marketing Excellence Awards.
Winner: Peter's Food Service Ltd – Peter's Welsh Rugby Heroes 2016
- Equinox in partnership with Cadw – Historic Adventures
- Social Change UK in partnership with Public Health Wales – Quit for Them
This award recognises the agency that has had an unrivalled year. Showcase your successes across strategy, insight and creative, proving how you have delivered marketing excellence for your clients, outshone your competitors and set new standards for the future.
The winner of this category has been automatically entered into the CIM Marketing Excellence Awards.
Winner: Equinox
- Liberty Marketing Ltd
- Station Rd Marketing
We have assembled a judging panel of marketing industry experts and thought leaders, with representatives from the companies below.
Rachel Woolley
Rachel is Marketing Manager at STAEDTLER (UK) Ltd and has 9 years' experience of FMCG product marketing. She is a CIM qualified professional with experience of B2B and B2C marketing, managing both channel and brand activities through the full marketing mix.
Currently responsible for devising and implementing strategic marketing plans and always ensuring high levels of ROI. She has a strong commercial awareness and ability to engage with a range of stakeholders. Rachel is an accomplished leader and manager who enjoys mentoring team members and creating a dynamic and inspirational work environment.
Carol Jones
Carol heads up consultancy in Wales for The Audience Agency helping cultural organisations to understand, grow and engage with their audiences. She also leads the marketing module on the MA in Arts Management at RWCMD and facilitates Action Learning Sets for the Culture Hive Digital Marketing Academy and the Audience Diversity Academy.
Carol is a Fellow of the CIM, a chartered marketer and sits on the boards of the Arts Marketing Association and the education trust of The Iris Prize.
Sameer Rahman
Sameer is the Head of Insight at Response One; a specialist insight and strategy agency. He is an expert in leading the development of statistical models and translating the model outputs into business solutions for tangible customer and commercial benefits.
Skilled at producing and deploying strategic insights, he grasps technical and business concepts simultaneously. Vice-Chair of CIM Wales Board, he welcomes every opportunity to drive intelligence from data to improve customer experience and marketing performance.
Tim Price
Tim is responsible for all marketing and communications output and channels within FTSE Plc DS Smith's Recycling Division. He also works closely with senior marketers from the three other divisions of the DS Smith Group to help grow the wider DS Smith brand on a global basis.
Tim has a career in marketing that spans 21 years and began in the B2C arena within the licensed entertainment industry.
Anna Lewis
Anna is co-owner and Director of Wonderlings, a children's brand selling a collection of traditional outdoor toys, games and gifts. Anna was previously Head of Brand Strategy at Stills Branding, where she held a senior position and was responsible for client consultation and brand analysis. She worked closely with clients to define their brand proposition, market positioning, and develop branding, language and communication strategies to achieve brand growth.
Sally Allan
After graduating in modern languages, Sally completed the CIM DipM before cutting her teeth in direct marketing at EHS Brann. She then joined McCann Erikson Manchester as Account Director responsible for European client accounts, before returning to Cardiff in 2003 where she headed up marketing communications for Principality Building Society. With ever increasing focus on digital marketing, Sally completed a further postgraduate diploma, after which she joined fintech start-up Wealthify - an online investment service launched in April 2016 which makes investing affordable and accessible to everyone.
Patrick Lloyd Bradley
A highly driven senior brand builder with a career both client and agency side, working across 5 continents and multiple industries. A big fan of 'constructive disruption' Patrick has delivered and managed major national and international brand, communication and marketing projects - building a track record of delivering a true 'brand' difference while surpassing commercial objectives & KPI's. In 2014 Patrick joined the Principality Group as a consultant reporting to the COO - his first role in Wales.
Gareth Davies
Gareth Davies is Head of Marketing and Events at BBC Cymru Wales, working with some of Wales's most well-known media brands.
He believes passionately in creativity, great products and the power of brands. He's also a big music lover and his two young daughters keep him very busy.
Tom Lloyd
Tom is the Creative Director and Co-Founder of Bluegg, a Cardiff-based design agency. He heads up the design team, providing brand and digital strategy, quality control and creative direction for a portfolio of clients.
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Hugh Dancy/Will Graham in Hannibal. This show is really not for the squeamish
Can you imagine coming home from work n finding this on your living room couch. @daniprador
Hugh Dancy <3
Hugh Dancy
Hugh Dancy
Hugh Dancy. When I saw the first episode of Hannibal I thought "that's XX, the guy in the book in my head", well since then, he (the character) is changing a little but still, Hugh Dancy, especially as in Hannibal, would match pretty well...
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Spring Has Returned to Pittsburgh
Today the weather sings like Julie Andrews and dances like Baryshnikov. Today the sky is cerulean like James Colburn like In Like Flint like peepers. We played at identifying flowers today, on a long walk uphill to the picture show—my city in celluloid. I thought every plant was Japonica. The dinosaur celebrated the lack of snow by pretending he was a rainbow.


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Carolina Lily
by Steven Case, 2007; Kelly Agan, 2016
NC Government & Heritage Library.
In 2003, the General Assembly designated the Carolina Lily (Lilium michauxii) as the official State wildflower (Session Laws, 2003, c. 426).
Named for Andre Michaux, a noted eighteenth century naturalist and explorer, this flower grows throughout the state, from the forests and hills of Cherokee County to the coastal swamplands (pocosins) of Hyde and Pamlico Counties. Michaux made a number of trips to North America, comissioned by the French government to study the continent's trees. Beginning in 1787, he made five trips to North Carolina from a base at Charleston, South Carolina. He made a number of important discoveries in the region.
The stem can grow up to 4 feet high, and can have up to 6 flowers at the summit, though 1-3 are more common. The petals are brilliant red-orange with brown spots, and arched back so that the tips overlap.
The Carolina Lily grows throughout the southeast, from West Virginia to Florida, and can bloom as late as October, though it is most prevalent in July and August.
Here is the language specified in the legislation establishing the Carolina Lilly as the State Wildflower:
"Whereas, North Carolina is blessed with an abundance of wildflowers from the mountains to the coast; and
Whereas, the Carolina Lily is a scarce and beautiful flower that is found throughout North Carolina in upland pine-oak woods and pocosins; and
Whereas, the Carolina Lily (Lilium michauxii) is one of many plants named for the distinguished French botanist Andre Michaux who traveled widely in the southeastern United States; and
Whereas, Andre Michaux (1747-1802), a genuine hero of science and exploration, referred to the North Carolina mountains as "the great botanical laboratory and paradise of North America"; and
Whereas, the Carolina Lily, sometimes referred to as Michaux's Lily, bears up to six reddish-yellow, spotted flowers with petals that bend backwards; and
Whereas, each nodding flower grows to about three inches in diameter; and
Whereas, this magnificent flower bears the name of our great State; and
Whereas, the State of North Carolina does not have an official wildflower;"
References and additional resources:
Carolina Lily (USDA, NRCS. 2007. The PLANTS Database (http://plants.usda.gov, 18 June 2009). National Plant Data Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70874-4490 USA.)
Image credit:
Sutherland, Zen. 2008. "Carolina Lily - Lilium michauxii." Online at https://www.flickr.com/photos/zen/2780380397/.
1 June 2007 | Agan, Kelly; Case, Steven
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THIS WILD FLOWER IS SOOOOOOO BEAUTIFUL and this is helping tons oof people on reports fro school thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!! =)
These is a beautiful
These is a beautiful wildflower
wow this flower is amazing :)
wow this flower is amazing :)
Are there any other trees in
Are there any other trees in NC, not the state tree though. I've looked, there is no info on other trees.
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Not yet. Based on your request, we've added it to our list of topics to include in the future.
In the meantime, this site might help you: http://www.ibiblio.org/pic/nctrees.htm.
Good luck in your research,
Michelle Czaikowski, Government & Heritage Library
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When the city's economic development officer flies WestJet, she makes sure to introduce herself and let the airline's employees — who are also part owners — know that Brandon needs air service.
"I shake their hand — whether it's the pilot, the agent at the desk or the stewardess — and let them know the demand in Brandon for air service," Sandy Trudel said.
Trudel encourages everyone from Westman boarding a WestJet plane to do the same.
"When our people that are flying all over the place can attest to the fact that they are behind this it speaks volumes to the business plan that we have put forward," Trudel said.
In February, WestJet's new Encore service announced it won't be making stops in the Wheat City, electing instead to fly to Fort St. John and Nanaimo, B.C. While the news isn't what travellers were hoping for, Trudel remains optimistic that the business case for Brandon is very competitive with the other 30 remaining communities making pitches for air service.
"We maintain regular contact with WestJet in a meaningful way," Trudel said, adding that they keep WestJet's front office informed of new and expanding businesses that could put Brandon over the top.
"They (WestJet) have a plan and a strategy, so our goal is to keep Brandon and Westman top of mind so they understand the market potential here."
Trudel said ultimately WestJet's decision will be based on the business case the city and region can present the airline, but she also said it's important to stay in the forefront.
Gimmicks such as last year's April Fool's Day prank where the city announced WestJet was coming to Brandon or the Valentine from the city to WestJet are designed to do just that.
"WestJet has an amazing corporate culture and we like to take every opportunity to show them how Brandon's culture is aligned with their culture," Trudel said.
A petition created last year is still garnering signatures too, Trudel said — an indication of how desperate people in the area want regional air service in Brandon.
"It's great to see the demand being driven from the grassroots," Trudel said.
Council continues to make payments to the airport improvement plan reserve, according to Trudel, as the airport will need significant upgrades if WestJet were to come.
"The council annually make allocation to the reserve and if we get the green light then that capital plan will have to be advanced, but council have demonstrated that they are very responsive to opportunities," Trudel said.
WestJet expects to make at least one more announcement before the end of 2013, with more to follow, said a spokesman with the airline.
"WestJet has firm orders for 20 Bombardier Q400 NextGen aircraft, as well as options on another 45 between now and the end of 2018," WestJet media relations advisor Brie Ogle said. "The reason we announced two communities initially is due to our delivery schedule, since we will have only three aircraft by the end of the summer."
Ogle said there are many communities asking questions about the future of the new planes.
"There are many factors considered when selecting communities including population of the city itself as well as the outlying trading area, the health and nature of the local economy, airport infrastructure, prior history of air carriers in the market, the propensity of the population to travel, and the breakdown of business and leisure travellers within the community," Ogle said. "We have not yet established a firm timetable for future announcements."
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JLS singer Marvin Humes hopes to discover London's next superstar by paying for a scholarship at his old school.
Humes, 27, began his career at D&B School of Performing Arts in Bromley aged 10 and has remained friends with its owners, Donna and Bonnie Sullivan.
Together, they are looking for a talented 16-year-old pupil who will win a place on the school's three-year musical theatre course. Humes, of Greenwich, will pay the teenager's tuition fees and act as a mentor. He said: "D&B is an incredible place to learn your craft but, like all performing arts schools, it's not cheap.
"However, this scholarship will provide the opportunity for somebody who may not be able to afford this education to go there. There are not necessarily a lot of grants for performing arts education.
"But really and truly, when you hit 16, if you want to be full time in the arts, you have to study full time. The scholarship will be open to everybody. We will be looking at this on a talent basis. It's that star quality that we will be looking for."
Humes, who has appeared on the West End stage in Oliver! and in TV's Holby City, will help to select the winning applicant as well as acting as their mentor. He said: "I will be bringing 15 years of experience and advice. With JLS, we got to where we are now through belief and determination. We were just four guys who had dreams of being pop stars. We were no different to any other 21-year-old guys.
"We put everything into realising that ambition. I'm really excited to be able to use that experience and knowledge to help at least one person."
Visit www.dandbperformingarts.co.uk for an application form or call 020 8698 8880 for more information. Applications close at the end of May.
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