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The Queen, Stephen Harper and stripper-turned-actor Channing Tatum all make appearances in Cinderella Dances with the Stars.
OK, they won't personally appear in the Central Alberta Theatre production. But they will be represented by local community actors in the Christmas show that opens on Friday, Dec. 13, at Red Deer's Memorial Centre. READ
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The chief of staff to a top politician is not usually the man in the spotlight — they generally prefer to pull the levers of power anonymously from the corridors and meeting rooms while press secretaries face the media. But with the Senate scandal, Nigel Wright has become something of a household name. READ
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Fast & Furious star Paul Walker dies in fiery car crash
A fiery car crash north of Los Angeles has killed 40-year-old Paul Walker, the star of the Fast & Furious movie series, and one other person in the vehicle. READ
Choirs unite as Winter Voice
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RDSO's Christmas concert features a broad selection
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Durst gets down and dirty
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June 6, 2007 11:15 AMWith only a few exceptions, it's almost unheard of for a television network to reverse itself once it's canceled a prime-time TV series, but that's what CBS did this week when executives announced that the previously canceled post-apocalyptic drama "Jericho" will have a seven-episode second season.
"Jericho" executive producer and Pittsburgh native Stephen Chbosky credits fans with the save.
"It was 100 percent the fans," Chbosky said in a phone call yesterday. "It means a great deal to me that the viewers actually had an impact. I think that's pretty inspiring and I'll be grateful forever for it."
Clarke Ingram of Baldwin was among the fans leading the charge. Ingram, who works as operations manager at North Versailles radio stations WKHB (620 AM) and WKFB (770 AM), was on a medical leave from work when "Jericho" was canceled. He joined forces with other fans to spearhead the save Jericho campaign online at jericholives.
"A woman in Washington, D.C., was the leader of the campaign," Ingram said. "I thought we had a snowball's chance in hell, but we led a high-road campaign. Because of my experience in radio, they sent me out there as a spokesperson."
That's how he got interviewed for an Associated Press story earlier this week. Since then, he's been on the phone pretty much non-stop.
Ingram said he's never tried to save a TV show before and isn't even much of an appointment TV viewer, but he just liked "Jericho."
Ingram knows the campaign will have to continue if "Jericho" is to survive beyond its abbreviated second season.
"We need to be as supportive of the show in reruns and when it comes out on DVD as we were vocal about its cancellation," said Ingram, who intends to return to work in a few weeks.
The show's first season ended with the death of patriarch Johnston Green (Gerald McRaney) and a cliffhanger about armed forces in Cheyenne, Wyo., learning the importance of several people in Jericho.
Chbosky said the show's budget has been cut, which could impact the story going forward.
"It's a lower budget, there's less money for guest stars, less money for recurring cast, we're trying to make the numbers work right now," he said. "In season two we want to investigate and explore Cheyenne and a line producer could say, if we explore Cheyenne, we'll never be able to afford it and Cheyenne may come to Jericho now."
So far, Chbosky said stars Skeet Ulrich (Jake Green), Lennie James (Robert Hawkins), Brad Beyer (Stanley) and Alicia Coppola (Mimi) are signed to return and he expects Pamela Reed (Gail Green) will be back, too.
"'Jericho' is a very different show for CBS and CBS has not been known as the network that appeals to the online community as much or the DVD-buying community as much," Chbosky said. "Back when they bought the pilot, they wanted this to be the flagship show for them to try this stuff out and learn about this and their learning curve is the same as ours. The executives over there had never done this before. This was a real lesson for CBS and good for their other shows in the future."
With a short seven-episode order, Chbosky promises, "You don't have to stretch anything out. It'll be seven episodes with a great cliffhanger at the end."
Uh-oh! Another cliffhanger? What if the show's canceled again?
Chbosky said his understanding is "Jericho" will be the first midseason replacement on CBS, meaning it will likely premiere before the end of the year, allowing writers time to script an ending if the ratings are again low.
"We know how to wrap up the show if we have to," he said. "Ultimately it will depend when they put us on the schedule, but it could be as early as October and in that case we will have time to wrap it up if necessary."
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NATOMA ¬-- Fifth-generation descendants of Osborne County pioneers form the majority of volunteers planning the 76th annual Natoma Labor Day celebration and the city's 125th birthday party Saturday through Monday.
The celebration begins with mud volleyball Saturday. Sign-up is 10 a.m.
Jimmy Dee's Band will perform from 9 p.m. to midnight in Natoma City Park.
The Russell Prairie Clippers will compete in a vintage baseball game against a Natoma team Sunday, following 1860 rules. A chili supper will be 5 p.m. in city park, and a Gospel Music Festival will be from 5:30 until sunset.
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Typical Politician.....always making promises and yet never keeping them/ following through with them. They are always trying to screw the innocent common folk out of money in hopes they will think something is going to be done about the problem and in time forget about it. Campfield is just another stereotypical politician. First off being a Knoxville resident and knowing that some landlords are slow in fixing problems, I have become frustrated over time but have found to always have problem fixed after a short while. If it took two months just to get smoke detectors put in I would be a little miffed as well. These kids have done nothing wrong. If Campfield thought these kids would destroy his property he would not have rented to them in the first place. All of the tenants are finishing college and about to go into the real world, while they may have a party or two, the people at the party are most likely their friends and would not purposely break or damage any property of theirs and if they do by accident they would pay for it. The kids could not be at fault in this case. If I were the landlord and my tenants had done severe damage such as causing the basement to fill with feces i would have evicted them already. Back to the typical politician statement, Campfield is just trying to scam these kids out of their money with no intent of fixing the problems. And in hopes that by the time the tenants actually do something about it the lease will have ended and he wouldn't have to deal it saying that if they didn't like the conditions then they should have said something sooner or have done something about it. Always placing the blame on someone else....geez...Campfield can't just say "Yes, I made a mistake and I take full responsibility". No, that would be too hard for him. He has the mind set that because I'm a politician everyone will side with me over those pesky college students. And for the comment about telling the boys that they spread the word about the problems or broke the lease that he would sue them....Hmm...sounds kind of threatening to me. Point and case...Campfield is definitely hiding something.
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Results 1-20 of 356 for in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates' speaker:Nigel Mills
- Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Immigration: Romania and Bulgaria (2 December 2013)
Nigel Mills: What assessment she has made of the expected level of immigration from Romania and Bulgaria between 2014 and 2018.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Immigration: Romania and Bulgaria (2 December 2013)
Nigel Mills: I am grateful for that answer. Having seen the numbers last week for the increase in migrants from the EU, does the Minister still believe that we can get total net migration down to the tens of thousands in this Parliament without having some restrictions on immigration by Romanians and Bulgarians next year?
- Business of the House (28 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: The Leader of the House will be aware of the great concern about lifting restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians coming here after 1 January. Will he bring back the Immigration Bill on Report so that the House has a chance to consider my new clause to extend those restrictions?
- Energy and Climate Change: Tobacco Packaging (28 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: Will my hon. Friend confirm that Sir Cyril is not only independent of big tobacco, but independent of the health lobby?
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Romanian and Bulgarian Accession (27 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: If the accession treaty had allowed the restrictions to continue beyond the end of this year, would it have been the Government's policy to seek such an extension? If so, would the Home Secretary consider accepting the new clause that I have tabled to the Immigration Bill, which would achieve precisely that?
- Fire Services (Derbyshire) (25 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: Does the hon. Gentleman share my bemusement that the Amber Valley proposals will cost £3 million in capital and have an extra running cost every year of £150,000? If the proposals are motivated by a funding problem, that seems to be a strange way to fix it.
- Backbench Business — Finances of the House of Commons (21 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: Will my hon. Friend answer the concern about how we can end up spending £7 million on a temporary building for this purpose? I imagine that schools across the country could do quite a lot with £7 million, but they cannot get it. It seems a lot for a temporary structure.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Justice: Reoffending (12 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: What steps he has taken to reduce reoffending and relieve pressure on the courts system.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Justice: Reoffending (12 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: With employment being key to preventing reoffending, what steps is my hon. Friend taking to ensure that offenders in prison are engaged in purposeful work or learning new skills that they can use on the outside?
- Oral Answers to Questions — Transport: Railway Electrification (7 November 2013)
Nigel Mills: The Secretary of State will know that the welcome electrification of the midland main line will miss out the two stations in my constituency at Langley Mill and Alfreton. Will he consider the plans to complete that little section so that the whole line is electrified?
- Rachael and Auden Slack (30 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: Does the Minister also agree that when assessing domestic violence cases, it is important to bear in mind the risk to the children as well? It is not always just a case of the woman or man; we need to look at the risk faced by the children, but in this case I am not sure that that was done as thoroughly as it ought to have been.
- Rachael and Auden Slack (30 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: I am grateful for the chance to raise this important, if tragic, issue. I remember it well because the murder of Rachael and Auden Slack took place shortly after the general election, and I mentioned it in my maiden speech nearly three and a half years ago. I am not sure that it is a great commendation for our system that it has taken three and a half years to get to the inquest, and to have...
- Rachael and Auden Slack (30 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: I am grateful for the hon. Lady's kind words. I agree entirely that there seems to have been a long failure to provide Andrew with the care he needed. We cannot be wise after the event. None of us can say that people must have known the incident would happen. However, perhaps they ought to have seen a pattern of escalation of his condition—perhaps it gave off more warning signs...
- Rachael and Auden Slack (30 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: I am grateful to my hon. Friend for her intervention and I entirely agree. One of the issues is ensuring that the police have the specialist knowledge and training to be able to handle domestic violence cases. The right answer has to be more specialist police officers, but because there are so many reports of domestic abuse, which police all over the county have to handle urgently, I am not...
- Opposition Day — [8th Allotted Day] — Northern Ireland: Air Passenger Duty (23 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: I welcome my hon. Friend to her new post. I accept that the Government cannot fully abolish air passenger duty, but will she consider a short holiday for new long-haul routes, especially at regional airports? For example, if there was a new route from East Midlands airport to India, it could be spared APD for the first three to five years to give it a chance to bed in and to become viable....
- Opposition Day — [8th Allotted Day] — Northern Ireland: Air Passenger Duty (23 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: I was enjoying that part of the hon. Gentleman's speech. For the Assembly, how close did the abolition of APD in Northern Ireland come to being a viable way of encouraging investment? Was it anywhere near that, or was it way down the Assembly's list of priorities?
- Opposition Day — [8th Allotted Day] — Northern Ireland: Air Passenger Duty (23 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: I understand that completely, but can the hon. Gentleman explain why the Executive are not taking a similar view on short-haul flights and why it presumably thinks that there are better ways to encourage inward investment or tourism than at least partially reducing APD for flights from Northern Ireland?
- Descendants of Deceased Adopted People (Access to Information): Immigration Bill (22 October 2013)
Nigel Mills: It is a pleasure to speak in the debate and to welcome the Bill. Immigration remains among the issues that most concern my constituents; that was the case in the run-up to the last general election, and it is still the issue most raised on the doorstep. Not totally surprisingly, perhaps, my constituency does not experience huge immigration—according to the last statistics I saw, I had...


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Lee Carlman Riddell has always loved drawing, painting and outdoor adventures. For 23 years she and her husband, photographer Ed Riddell, marketed outdoor adventure and tourism businesses in their former lives as the owners of Riddell Advertising where they produced countless books, trail guides and posters for the Grand Teton Association; they share similar histories with other great American national parks. Now, setting up her easel offers a time of concentration on shapes, textures and colors as Lee paints the landscapes she loves. Join her as she executes her second "Artist in Residency" in Grand Teton National Park, August 12-17 from 1-5 pm each day, at the Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center.
"I wanted my time there to be interactive with visitors, so we used some 'How To Draw Animals' books that the Grand Teton Association (GTA) offers for sale," says Riddell. "We set up a table with six spaces for people of all ages to draw and paint watercolors in July. It was a huge success, and we plan on doing the same thing this month." Kids can also sit on boulders outside the Center, she says, and she admires the GTA's excellent selection of appropriate books and related items reflecting the Park's beauty.
"Grand Teton National Park and my connections to it have profoundly influenced my life. I met Ed because he loved the Park and managed to find a position as the first marketing director of Teton Science School in the fall of 1974. We met there." says Riddell.
Spending time at the Visitors Center holds great meaning; board members for 12 years, she and Ed participated in the building's site selection, the choice of an architect and exhibit design team, and multiple aspects of construction. Ed helped visualize the concept for the in-ground river videos inside the Center. The Riddells now serve on the Resource Council for the Foundation; Lee Riddell's wish to "give back" to the park she loves so much continues.
"To now have the privilege of being the GTA Artist-in-Residence for two weeks this summer is like coming full circle," says Riddell. "I have truly enjoyed spending time there, seeing how people engage with the Park staff, move through the exhibits and respond to the ambient sounds of bird calls during quieter moments at the Center. Visitors tell me that the Center is so cool!"
Riddell and visitors never tire of the Center's streaming light and huge windows affording sweeping views of the Tetons, the tactile animal fur exhibits and quotes by writers, artists and philanthropists deeply connected to place. Riddell is a former partner in Trio Fine Art, teaches painting, and continues her work as one of the finest graphic designers in our region. Her beautiful paintings can be found at the exclusive showroom of WRJ Associates, in downtown Jackson. www.leeriddell.com  Â
When an elderly Laos physician observed painter Wendell Field at work, the doctor remarked: "Ah, an artist. The artist is never a prisoner of society." The remark echoes Field's artistic philosophy and path. Saturday, August 10th, Field becomes the latest "Artist in the Environment," painting en plein air at the historic Cunningham Cabin in Grand Teton National Park. Field will paint 2:00-5:00 pm, and as always, "Artists in the Environment" is free and open to the public. Â
Whether he interprets it this way, I'm not certain; but the view has been expressed that Field's solitary yurt habitat lifestyle is similar to that of the pioneer J.Pierce Cunningham's. His cabin—slowly sinking into the landscape, living out its natural life—is historically marked, and one of the few remaining homesteads in the valley that date from the 1880′s. Field is inspired by world cultures—he's painted and created exquisite prints of Himalayan villages; Â his views of Snow King and our town resemble his Tibetan paintings. The spirit never deserts him. And all the YOUNG single ladies love Wendell!
"A landscape translated through the painter's hand may remind us of a stillness lost within ourselves," says Field. Cunningham Cabin Historic Site is north of Jackson on highways 26/89/191; take the first turnout on the left just beyond Triangle X Ranch. "Artists in the Environment" is presented by the Grand Teton Association, always connecting people, art and the Park.  www.grandtetonpark.orgÂ
Young Jackson contemporary artist (he's alive, he's painting and it's new!) Remy Milosky hangs his first solo exhibition, featuring over 100 original oil paintings and drawings, at IntenciĂłns Gallery, Jackson, WY.  Here's the catch: Milosky's exhibition, "Art is Life," literally showcases ALL the artist's work created these past five years, and the show runs ONLY one night, August 10th, 6-10:00 pm.Â
As a child the artist promised himself to create one piece of art a day—-I don't know Milosky's age, but if a life retrospective were at hand it would fill every nook and corner of Jackson! Enough work exists from the past five years for a very big show.
The artist's goal is simple and straightforward: to give everyone who visits the opportunity to own original art. Reasonable prices, diversity of subject and style should mean that there is something for everyone. "I have always dreamt of [my first] solo show, and by allowing me my own terms, IntenciĂłns is helping me fulfill this dream," says Milosky. For more information, email email@example.com OR email@example.com.  Phone contacts:  307-690-2409 and 307-690-6545. Website:  www.remysart.com
Through December, filmmaker Valerie Schramm hosts "Movie Night at the Library," 7-9:00 pm every second Friday of the month. Each film showcases a new release from the Film Movement, a curator and distributer for award-winning films from festivals around the world. Post-film discussions. Friday, August 9th, "Shun Li and the Poet," a drama directed by Andrea Segre, will screen. Italian and Mandarin; not sure about subtitles! Â Free. Â www.tclib.org
One of the newly minted Teton County Lodging Tax's funding recipients is Jackson Hole's 2012 Fire Festival, a week-long acknowledgment and celebration of mountain cultures from around the world. The festival is described by organizers as a "solstice party of cultural and arts events, celebrating the natural world of our valley, Japanese-style." June 14 – 20, 2012, Â Jackson's community and its visitors may experience and take part in such activities as Japanese drumming, film screenings, festival markets and dance performances. Ooh, and sake tasting! Â The week's finale is a torch lighted, street fair Japanese fire ceremony.
Heather James Gallery has some new art. Â The gallery has been "reinstalled" with new works by contemporary artists, and the feeling is "global." Â The gallery's hours are cut back a bit during Jackson's quiet season — stop by and visit Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10am – 5pm. November 11-29, the gallery is open by appointment only.
Fall is arguably the perfect time to visit our galleries and museums, precisely because Town is quiet, and viewing art at a slower pace is a lovely indulgence. Visitors are apt to "see" much more.
Gallery director Lyndsay McCandless says of a Nigerian mask, shown above, left:
"Among the Ijo people of Nigeria, masks represent ancestor or nature spirits and they are responsible for the well being of the community. This is an antelope forehead mask, with a classic combination of zoomorphic and abstract elements. The types of animals depicted in the masks are selected not for their economic importance but for their symbolic meanings and roles in Ijo myth and ritual. During the sowing and growing seasons the antelope mask represents the spirits of the forest and water, and assures fertility to the fields and to man."
And of Bob Nugent's work, "Inveja," shown below, right, McCandless notes:
"Bob Nugent's painting…is a rich, earthy abstract painting. Bob has spent the last 25 years traveling to Brazil and exploring the Amazon River Basin. I like what he says about his inspiration, "The Amazon River is an apt metaphor for the act of churning up remembered objects and sights, gathered while traveling along its rough course. In its flow, the river boils an object to the surface only to swallow it up again to resurface later. These impressions are a memory of the river bound on both sides by a high, dark jungle; foreboding and beautiful."
The gallery's website is www.heatherjames.com; phone the gallery at 307.200.6090.
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Sculptor Simon Gudgeon, who, as you may remember, was the Featured Artist for the 2010 Western Visions exhibition at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, has joined Diehl Gallery's roster of artists. Â His large scale work, Isis, will be part of the Museum's new sculpture trail.
Diehl Gallery will debut Gudgeon's newest work, Swan, on Thursday, December 16. Â The sculpture will be available in each patina, but only once in each patina, for a total of nine sculptures; seven (swans a swimmin'!) are depicted at left.
"Years later I'm going back and looking at the projects we did. My critique is, they are pastiche. They are cardboard facades. The real town is a block behind them, and it's still awful, in trouble. So we didn't help the people who live there, the thing that was supposed to be helped." – Walter Hood
Finding what is particular and special to a community is part of what urban landscape designer Walter Hood does; over the years it has become clearer to Hood that urban centers require different formulas for renewal, depending on relevant measurable goals.
Pittsburgh, with its steel industry history, at one time existed for opposite reasons than Jackson exists. But, says Hood, Pittsburgh (sort of a sister city for me, and a great example in urban renewal) has found itself again. Like other mid-west industrial towns Pittsburgh fell on hard times; hard enough that a few decades ago many were giving it up for lost. Jobs disappeared, people left in droves, and the city was gritty and depressed.
Jackson and Pittsburgh have traditionally relied on single industries. Jackson's magnificent beauty and location have made it an economy inflated by landscape;Â Pittsburgh's economy relied on steel.
Now Pittsburgh's economy is strong; it has weathered this recession relatively well, in large part because the city has taken pains to attract diverse market sectors. Healthcare, education, technology, financial jobs play a large role. City parks are being restored. Abandoned spaces are recycled into new housing and businesses.
Hood opines that whatever direction Jackson takes in shaping its future, keeping traffic in check is crucial.  Open space cannot be fully protected unless we control congestion and emissions.
"I think where we are as Americans, things are hitting the fan. We will have to make some really serious decisions about the land. I have a lot of projects where people are investing in alternative transportation modes; they are starting to say "we don't need that much parking." They are beginning to say we want to be greener—it will force them to act differently."
Its community locking horns over a new Comprehensive Plan, Jackson's town and county officials are attempting to correctly address a demand for affordable housing. The risk of over development is very real. To date, officials are treating mass transit as a finishing touch for building more units; most urban planning takes the opposite approach.
Whenever I return to Jackson from the east coast, my immediate sense is Jackson's traffic is under control. Then summer arrives.
"In the winter it is really fantastic to be here—you could drive and everything goes back to scale," says Hood. "When spring comes the scale gets smaller but it is still big. You see more in Jackson. It's sensory overload."
A national park's purpose is defeated, says Hood, when 4,000,000 tourists a year jam the roads and the scenery is…"unseeable." If you want to reduce traffic, and impact, you make roads smaller and narrower. Cars then have to get smaller. Discourage, don't encourage, more traffic.
We agree that the town of Jackson should be about this place. That gentler transitions from park to town are optimal, but not planned. Approaching downtown Jackson, there is a sense that our open spaces are chopped off at the knees. It's good, we conclude, that the National Museum of Wildlife Art is one of the first things you see.  But many buildings and landscapings closer to town are visually harsh. Lots of aging concrete, signage, little shoulder softening, no real thought to the landscape.
And simply as a marketing concept, in addition to the conservation benefits, planning should accentuate sensitivity to place.
But what about helping a community through recession? Hood may not have Jackson's specific economic remedy, but he does have experience with plans that didn't work.
Hood says that collectively, we often make big mistakes when trying to "save" community.
"There are some amazing places, but the way we act in those landscapes is still the freakin' same way," he notes. "I worked for a firm in the 90's that would go to lots of small towns, particularly in Washington state. There was, at the time, the whole notion that you can go to these communities and save them by design. A lot of them have lost their industries; they were river towns and people logged, or fished…those economies died.
The community then dies.
So we're in this amazing valley or setting and what do we do? Tourism. Immediately the main street programs help fortify the preservation of these towns—and I was into it. At the time it seemed like the right thing to do.
Years later I'm going back and looking at the projects we did. My critique is, they are pastiche. They are cardboard facades. The real town is a block behind them, and it's still awful, in trouble.  So we didn't help the people who live there, the thing that was supposed to be helped."
Hood says the reasons people do choose to live in Jackson Hole are clear. Safety is big, he says, and that feeling of safety springs in large part from how we control growth.
"It is a gift to have the ability to just walk around without fear and collision. Last night I saw a woman running in the near dark, without street lights, without fear. Wow. She's safe, there's no traffic, the landscape is still visible, and she wants to be there.
I could not do this where I live. Those are the kind of experiences to save.  The ability to navigate the landscape at night! But more people, more traffic—more security and more lights come in. Success breeds more demand. It's a circle.  I asked for a room on the upper floors of my hotel, facing the mountains, so I could take that in. That's the experience! I know why people live here."
To find out more about Walter J. Hood and his work, log onto his website here.
Post Script: The Jackson Hole Art Blog is VERY happy to hear of Blaize Oswald's encouraging progress as he recovers from a bad fall from a ski chairlift.  Our prayers and best wishes go out to the Oswald Family.


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