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Kisses on the Bottom
Original Release Date: February 6, 2012
Track Listing
1. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
2. Home (When Shadows Fall)
3. It's Only a Paper Moon
4. More I Cannot Wish You
5. The Glory of Love
6. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)
7. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive
8. My Valentine
9. Always
10. My Very Good Friend the Milkman
11. Bye Bye Blackbird
12. Get Yourself Another Fool
13. The Inch Worm
14. Only Our Hearts
Billy Hill: Composer
Irving Berlin: Composer
Paul McCartney: Composer, Vocals
Alan Broadbent: Conductor, Orchestration
Jeff Hamilton: Drums
Bucky Pizzarelli: Guitar
Harold Arlen: Composer
John Chiodini: Guitar
Robert Hurst: Bass
Frank Loesser: Composer
Fred E. Ahlert: Composer
Johnny Burke: Composer, Lyricist
Eric Clapton: Guitar
Geoff Clarkson: Composer
John Clayton: Bass
Vinnie Colaiuta: Drums
Assa Drori: Concert Master
E.Y. "Yip" Harburg: Composer, Lyricist
Scottie Haskell: Choir Conductor
Frank Haywood: Composer
Ray Henderson: Composer
Nancy Jeffries: A&R
Eddie Karam: Conductor
Tommy LiPuma: Producer
Mike Mainieri: Vibraphone
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Johnny Mercer: Composer
Ira Nepus: Trombone
John Pizzarelli: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar
Paul Pritchard: Assistant Engineer
Doug Sax: Mastering
Elliot Scheiner: Engineer
Al Schmitt: Engineer, Mixing
Andy Stein: Violin
Stevie Wonder: Harmonica
Diana Krall: Piano, Rhythm Arrangements
Eddie Klein: Assistant Engineer
Dick Robertson: Composer
Peter Van Steeden: Composer
Joseph Young: Composer, Lyricist
Anthony Wilson: Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
Shari Sutcliffe: Project Coordinator, Music Contractor
Steve Genewick: Engineer, Pro-Tools
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Mort Dixon: Composer, Lyricist
Harold Spina: Composer
Harry Clarkson: Composer
Nelson Cogane: Composer
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Sasha Walden: Children's Chorus
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Spring is a magical time of year in Greenland. The fjords are still frozen and the land is covered by snow, and light is flooding back from the south after the long darkness of winter. It is an exhilarating time of rejuvenation. These tours run regularly and we have a number of tour lengths to suit your needs. A wide selection of excursions are available at each destination including dog sledding, boat trips among the icebergs, wildlife tours, visits to remote hunter settlements and excursions to Greenland's mighty Inland Icecap. We hope these will help you to experience the best of Greenland. Please remember that if you would prefer something different or if you have particular interests, then please get in touch and we can design a bespoke trip to meet your needs.
East Greenland and Iceland AdventureA great chance to experience East Greenland, one of the world's most remote places where old traditions hold fast amongst an Arctic landscape of breathtaking beauty. Combining this with the natural wonders of South Iceland and vibrant Reykjavik makes for an exciting tour in the far north.6 day tour
Aurora & Polar Circle Adventure - KangerlussuaqExperience the Northern Lights on this tour to one of the best places in the world to do so. A range of special excursions are available to experience this Arctic wilderness and its wildlife.7 day tour 6 day tour
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Eluan's port of Quake to the Wii as based on the GC Quake port by Peter Mackay is now up to version 0.03. There are new features installed here, and you can check out the changelog below:
- Simple on-screen keyboard
- View locking so that you can aim freely without turning
- TV overscan adjustment working for the GX build
- Simple, ugly brightness control
- A Wii (for obvious reasons, as this is a Wii homebrew after all)
- Twilight Hack, The Homebrew Channel or some other way of running programs from SD Card
Download: Quake Wii GX v0.03
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Yes, we do. But our rules are not arbitrary.<quoted text>Do you believe in anything devine, or do you just make up your rules as you go? That's what athiest chose to do.
We get this question quite a bit. It used to shock me that you Christians don't know. But how could you? Here's how we do it:
People decide how they would like to live. Most want to be happy as they understand it, which means that they want what it takes to achieve that state. They want to feel safe, to have enough, to feel loved, to express themselves, and to have the opportunity to pursue those things that make them happy. That means having leisure time, good health, sufficient means, the wisdom to pursue worthy the goals, and the skills to achieve them.
We've learned from our own lives and from reading about the past that most of us want those things. And we understand that the best way to achieve this is cooperatively, with rules of living that maximize opportunities to achieve happiness.
How should we agree to proceed to achieve a society with the greatest opportunity to pursue happiness for the greatest number? How shall we agree to behave to create that world? Will our laws against theft support that vision, or should we tweak them? Will our rape and murder laws support these activities or not? Will we expect contracts to be honored and property lines to be respected or otherwise? It's not arbitrary.
We decide which values embody those goals - kindness, tolerance, freedom, peace, integrity, etc. Once we have identified our goals, we must decide which rules facilitate them. Some of these rules will be laws, such as 'don't kill or steal' and some are customs and traditions, such as sharing and cheerfulness.
And over time, we apply a science of practical ethics, applying reason and compassion to tweak the goals and the rules to support them, and observing their effects on our world. Sometimes, we make a mistake, as with prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment. Our rule was paradoxically counterproductive, and inadvertently INCREASED total misery. So we tweaked the rule back into oblivion with the Twenty-First Amendment.
To those of us that have had to come to our moral positions using rational thought and compassion, it's quite clear how this is done. If youre in late middle age or beyond, however, the window of opportunity for that has expired. Secular moral development is mostly learned as a series of practical lesson that you never had.
But if someone has been involved in religion all of his life, he could no more understand this than a young boy could understand why his daddy kisses girls or would want to support one. You should have been discovering the answers to these questions in life lessons since your teens and twenties.


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Remember the Droid Bionic teaser site? If not, here's a quick refresher: four different blogs received some weird artifacts, each of which including a corresponding code. Once that code was entered into the site, it unlocked a new part of the video that ultimately unveiled the Bionic. Looks like Moto is doing something similar for the upcoming Droid RAZR, as it has sent out clues to 16 different blogs, all of which include a special unlock code that reveals a new feature of the RAZR.
Confirming the leak from last week, LG and T-Mobile USA have announced the whacky LG DoublePlay Android 2.3 smartphone. In portrait mode the phone is a fairly standard, albeit smallish, Android device, but slide it open and suddenly you have an extra screen in between a full QWERTY keyboard.
When we first posted images of the DoublePlay its specs and features were uncertain, we can now confirm the following:
- 3.5-inch main display, 2.0-inch sub display
- 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor
- Slide-out QWERTY keyboard
- 5MP camera with 720p video recording
- "Group Text" - create group chats on-the-go for faster content sharing
- "Cloud Text" - send and receive texts between a PC or a tablet
The press release boasts a lot about the DoublePlay's dual capacitive touch screens, which supposedly makes the device the "ultimate multitasking handset".
AT&T's fall line-up of smartphones got a boost today with the Motorola Atrix 2 going on sale for $99.99 with a 2-year contract.
However, if you are a new customer signing up for a 2-year contract, we would strongly recommend heading to AmazonWireless and picking up the device for only $49.99.
Unfortunately, the deal isn't so great for current customers as they will have to pay $199.99 for the handset.
Samsung just announced in a blog post today, that they have filed preliminary injunctions in the Tokyo District Court and in the New South Wales Registry to ban the sale of Apple's iPhone 4S in Japan and Australia, respectively. Additionally, in Japan, Samsung have also requested an injunction to bar the sale of the iPhone 4 and the iPad 2.
According to Samsung, the injunction request in Australia is premised on Apple infringing various patents relating to wireless telecommunications standards, specifically Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) and High Speed Packet Access (HSPA).
Yesterday, we took a look at Riptide GP for Tegra devices with the addition of controller support. To celebrate the update and all the fun that adding a controller to your Tegra tablet can bring, we've once again teamed up with NVIDIA to bring our most massive giveaway yet: The Riptide Gaming Power Pack.
Just take a look of all that is in store for the winner:
A phone with model name SHV-E120L recently passed through the FCC. Despite our initial excitement that it could be the Galaxy Nexus (née Prime), it turned out to be none other than the Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE, king of lengthy titles.
We originally saw this phone announced last month in Korea, where Samsung wowed with a spacious 4.65" screen, 1280 x 720 resolution, and disappointingly restricted geographical range.
It looks like the touchscreen isn't the only piece of hardware on the Sensation that works when it wants to. Posted today on XDA-Developers, Sensation owner zmfl recounted his experience with the audio signal coming and going on his phone, and having received confirmation of the issue from other members there, enterprisingly figured out the cause of the problem and its solution.
Put simply, the paint around the Sensation's 3.5 mm headphone jack tends to wear away or chip with use.
Originally Posted October 12th.
It's been eleven days since Android Police published this story detailing the discovery by Trevor Eckhart of some serious security issues within HTC's more recent software. Three days after that HTC responded, and now, a further week or so later, we are seeing reports of an "important security update" being pushed to HTC Sensations throughout Europe.
Screencap by FG1234 of Android-Hilfe.de
While HTC does not specify exactly what the ~9 MB update addresses, the timing seems right to relate to the preceding story.
Don't you just love databases? It looks like our friends to the north will be getting in on some delicious Ice Cream Sandwich action with their very own Galaxy Nexus model, the GT-I9250M. This time it's the Wi-Fi Alliance database giving us poor addicts just one more drop of Nexus news.
The "M" at the end of "GT-I9250M" means that this version is destined for Canada, just like the Canadian versions of the Galaxy S (GT-I9000M) and the Galaxy S II (I9100M).
Nexus news is leaking like a sieve over at Verizon. This time it's from something called "Verizon MAP" (Apparently that's "minimum advertised price"). The latest tidbit of info is one of the last important bits, the price! It's $299.99.
Before you freak out about the November 10th date; that's not necessarily the launch date - more like the earliest possible launch date. We've got a least a month to go.
All this news also applies to the HTC Rezound (formerly the Vigor), which is apparently going head-to-head with Google's frozen flagship.


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A travel journal to Branson by WhoELS21
Quote: Listed here is all the wonderful things you can and must do when you are in Branson, Missouri. If you don't have time in one vacation, plan another! There are three malls and 116 LIVE shows. Let alone three lakes and more than nine golf courses!
For a nice dinner go at sunset to Top of The Rock - reservations require but well worth it! As far as shows, see Dixie Stampede, Shoji, and Acrobats of China. If you have kids you can't go wrong with ANY of the great magic shows. Plus there are three, yes three, malls in the area. All of which have GREAT shopping with GREAT deals. This is a must stop desination in the November and December months because Branson is VERY CHRISTMASY!!! Millions of lights... have to see it to take in the beauty!
Hotel | "Chateau on the Lake Resort Hotel"
Member Rating 5 out of 5 on September 19, 2004
Chateau on the Lake Resort 415 N STATE HWY 265 Branson, Missouri 65616 417-334-1161
Hotel | "Cooper Creek"
They don't have areas for tents, but there are 75 full hook-up sites that are best for pop-ups and RV/5th Wheel. The roads are paved and the sites are all pull-thrus. They even have cable hookups.
They have two small pools, along with a small bait and tackle shop, on site.
Member Rating 5 out of 5 on September 9, 2004
Creek Resort 471 Cooper Creek Road Branson, Missouri 65616 (417) 334-4871
Hotel | "Fairfield Branson"
If you have a choice, Mountain Vista is my favorite resort in all of Fairfield. They were built in late 2003, early 2004. They painted the rooms bright colors that make you feel happy all over.
If you happen to stay at the Meadows, they have more of a lodgy feel to the room with dark browns and fish wallpaper. The falls is also very nice, but doesn't have a recreation building. You would have to get in the car or take the shuttel to Mt. Vista to use theirs. Also, the Falls doesn't have elevators, so, unless you get a first floor unit, you would have to take the stairs. I DO NOT RECOMEND THE STUDIO UNITS. They are too small and you would be better off staying at a different resort. However, their one bedroom or larger are all GREAT!
The recreation center has a pool table, ping-pong table, darts, and a great game room. There is also a massage and workout room!
Wyndham Branson Meadows 110 Willow Bend Drive Branson, Missouri 65616 (417) 336-4993
Silverleaf has two types of condos - the regal units and the "Presidential" units. Most RCI exchanges are the regular units that are very lodge-y feeling. They don't have private washer and dryers and are just average units, but are VERY clean and perfect if you're not spending a lot of time in the room. On site activities are average, as they don't offer as many as some other local resorts. They do have tennis courts, basketball court, several play grounds, and shuffleboard all on site. Also they do have a restaurant called Grille on the Greens so you don't have to drive far to eat when you get hungry.
Member Rating 2 out of 5 on September 9, 2004
Silverleaf's Holiday Hills 620 East Rockford Drive Branson, Missouri 417/334-8353
Hotel | "Sunterra Resorts The Plantation at Fall Creek"
Member Rating 4 out of 5 on September 17, 2004
Sunterra Fall Creek Resort 1 Fall Creek Drive Branson, Missouri (417) 334-6404
Restaurant | "Billy Bob's Dairyland"
Dairy Land 1510 W 76 Country Blvd Branson, Missouri 65616 (417) 337-9291
They are low-priced and make an awesome Margarita! The chips and salsa are free when dining in and are great. I will order the chips and salsa to go all the time! If you dine here, make sure to try their cheese dip and Margaritas!
They have a sign out front that has their daily specials on it, some days they have all-you-can-eat tacos and, other days, shrimp fajitas. If you have a craving for some great Mexican food, check this place out.
Casa Fuentes 1107 West Highway 76 Branson, Missouri 65616 +1 417 339 3888
Restaurant | "Denny's"
Specialty menus for health conscious guests feature low-carb and low-fat offerings. They also offer customers age 55 and over selections at special prices and children 10 and under a specially priced menu.
When you get hungry and start looking for a familiar place to eat stop in here. Also VERY FEW places are open 24 hours a day in Branson. So if you're hungry late, this is it. Remember this, because you will drive for hours looking aroud trying to find someplace to eat after 10 PM. Also, for a Denny's, this location has some of the friendliest employees and some of the best food and fastest service out there. Take a few quarters or a crisp dollar bill in to try and win a stuffed animal/toy out of the "claw" machine.
Member Rating 4 out of 5 on October 1, 2004
Denny's Restaurant 2335 W 76 Branson, Missouri 65616 (417) 339-3670
Attraction | "Stone Hill Winery"
Stone Hill Winery - Branson 601 State Highway 165 Branson, Missouri 65616 (417) 334-1897
Attraction | "Lake Taneycomo"
You can fish with anything from Power Bait to worms and corn. Just make sure you are in the right part of the river to use the different types of bait. At Table Rock Dam, you can get a map from the hatchery that will give you pointers along with the do's and don'ts.
Early morning is the best time to get out and about. Usually about two hours before sunrise, you will start catching them. If you don't start until 10 or 11, you might as well stay home, because I've not had good luck in the late morning. Come back and try again in the evening a few hours before dusk into the wee hours of the morning are great times! It requires a state license and trout stamp to fish in the state of Missouri. If you are under 16 or over 65 you don't need one. You can get your license/stamp at both K-Mart and Wal-Mart. A three-day pass is cheap and should work for the one-time trip.
Lake Taneycomo Main Street Marina 158 South FRK Branson, Missouri 65616 (417) 334-2263
Attraction | "Table Rock Dam"
Table Rock State Park 5272 State Highway 165 Branson, Missouri 65616 +1 417 334 4704
Attraction | "Imax"
The over all experience that you will have can't be explained until you have seen an IMAX movie. They do a display in the beginning before the movie starts to give you information about the theater. The show you what a normal movie screens size is in out lined lights on the bigger screen and it makes you realise what a difference it is.
When you show you traveling in the airplane, or on the rollercoasters, or the one that takes you into space you really FEEL it. You will sway your body to the left and right like you were really moving... but you aren't your in a normal seat... just like any movie theater... but your not...
Member Rating 4 out of 5 on September 9, 2004
IMAX Theater 3562 Shepherd Of The Hills Expressway Branson, Missouri 65616 +1 800 419 4832
Attraction | "Gambling in the Branson area"
The gambling issue went up for a local vote and passed by 87%. Then when it went to a statewide vote on August 3rd and failed. People were afraid that it would draw too much business to the casinos, away from "Branson" activities, and might raise crime rates.
With the help of a very rich man (owner of Silver Dollar City), the opposition was able to convince more than 50% of the state to vote against the amendment, allowing gambling in the region.
So, I'm sorry to say that you won't be able to gamble for awhile in the Branson area, unless the state lotto will do it for ya.
I haven't given up hope, as I would like to see gambling in the Branson area. The group and most of Rockaway Beach are still putting up a fight, trying all avenues possible to get it back on the ballot.
Member Rating 3 out of 5 on October 10, 2004
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ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: The size of the liver donor graft is a major concern in living donor liver transplantation. Rapid regeneration is essential for the survival of these grafts. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of remote ischemic preconditioning (RIPC) on liver regeneration in a rat small-for-size liver transplantation model. METHODS: We established rat models of small-for-size liver transplantation (30%) in the presence or absence (control) of remote ischemic preconditioning. We observed liver mass regeneration, serum alanine aminotransferase, hepatic pathologic alterations, flow cytometry, and Ki-67 antigen immunohistochemistry. In addition, using Western blotting and reverse-transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction, we assessed the activation of cell cycle progression as well as tumor necrosis factor-α and interleukin-6 expression. RESULTS: Compared with the control group, serum alanine aminotransferase activity was significantly lower and histopathology changes were significantly attenuated in the RIPC group. Remote ischemic preconditioning induced a high level of interleukin-6 mRNA in small grafts, but suppressed the expression of tumor necrosis factor-α. The proliferation index, indicated by the S-phase and G2/M-phase ratio [(S+G2/M)/(G0/G1+S+G2/M)], was significantly increased in the RIPC group at 24 h (58.25% ± 0.506% versus 53.405% ± 1.25%; P = .007). Meanwhile, cell cycle progression and regeneration (Ki-67) were initiated early in liver grafts treated with RIPC. CONCLUSIONS: These results suggest that RIPC can protect liver cells against ischemia reperfusion injury in the small grafts and enhance liver regeneration. Interleukin-6 may be a critical mediator in the stimulatory effect on liver cell regeneration, which may make RIPC valuable as a hepatoprotective modality.Journal of Surgical Research 03/2012; · 2.02 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
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Third time's the charm. It's gotta be.
Week 2 went much like Week 1, with a 30th place finish out of 91 entries - still well above-average, but not quite the promised land that is placing in the money. So yet again, I congratulate the winner, greenmachine15, and move on to yet another opportunity to best all oncomers.
As usual, the same rules apply: 1) it's free, 2) it's a one-day pick-'em contest (this Sunday, September 25), and 3) it offers the possibility of winning up to $250. Considering all that, there's no reason not to join, even if your only goal is to make it more difficult for me.
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Speaking of the best, my savvy selections will be available for your viewing pleasure when you sign up. In fact, every owner can see each other's picks, so everyone knows what they're up against. While we're on that topic, here's a look at the logic behind my choices.
QB: Tom Brady, Patriots ($17,889)
At this point, there's no reason not to employ Brady's record-breaking services, especially when he's not even the priciest QB of the lot. With the Pats set for what could be yet another barnburner - yes, through two games, the Bills actually lead the NFL with 39.5 points per - Brady's Bunch will need to be firing on all cylinders against an AFC East rival.
QB: Cam Newton, Panthers ($15,143)
Fresh off laughing in the face of the previous record for most passing yards in a player's first two career games (638), Newton - who's thrown for 854 through Week 2 - has shown enough both in the air and on the ground (71 rush yards, 2 rush TDs) to make me bite. I figure if he can tear through the vaunted Packers D, he should have Jags defenders begging him for mercy before the game is over.
RB: LeSean McCoy, Eagles ($15,152)
After using Matt Forte last week, I've seen the light of relying on an RB who is capable of snagging a handful of passes out of the backfield, and McCoy led all rushers with 78 receptions a year ago. The fact that he's also averaging 6.6 yards per carry and has already scored 4 times doesn't hurt. Nor does the fact that the Eagles are bound to rely heavily upon McCoy in both facets, whether QB Michael Vick (recovering from a Week 2 concussion) plays or not.
RB: DeMarco Murray, Cowboys ($5,318)
At the time I made these picks, Cowboys starting RB Felix Jones was iffy for the Monday nighter with a dislocated shoulder. I'm no doctor, but if Jones somehow makes it onto the field, chances are he won't make it through the game. Murray, a third-round pick out of Oklahoma, is in line to see an increased workload, regardless of Jones' status. Yes, this is a bit of a shot in the dark, but it helps knowing that the Redskins have allowed a TD to the opposing RB each of the first two weeks.
WR: Steve Smith, Panthers ($14,212)
With the ascension of Cam Newton, so arises Steve Smith from the ashes of fantasy football wasteland. Anyone who's owned the mighty mite the past couple seasons is well aware of the painful parade of the Matt Moores and the Jimmy Clausens, quarterbacks unable to get the ball into the hands of the Panthers' top playmaker. Well, that doesn't appear to be a problem anymore, what with Smith hauling in an NFL-high 334 yards from Newton. And as you can tell by now, in this type of fantasy game, I'm a fan of pairing at least one QB with his top target.
WR: David Nelson, Bills ($6,820)
Here's a sentence I never expected to write this year: The Bills' offense is actually, you know, really good. Nelson is coming off a career-high 10 catches (he netted 83 yards and the game-winning TD), and at 6'5", he's got a major height advantage over the Patriots' secondary. Oh, and with fellow WR Roscoe Parrish lost for the season to an ankle injury, Nelson's now unquestionably the No. 2 option in the Bills' passing game. I hear that's a good thing these days.
TE: Jason Witten, Cowboys ($14,904)
Witten didn't disappoint me last week (7 catches and a second straight 100-yard performance), and I'm confident he'll be at least as good, if not better, against the Redskins this time around. With WR Miles Austin out and WR Dez Bryant also not guaranteed to suit up, Witten is going to be the primary target in the passing attack. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if he reaches double-digits in receptions, surpasses 100 yards for a third consecutive week and scores his first TD.
FLEX: Tashard Choice, Cowboys RB ($4,236)
I'm hedging my bets here in selecting both Choice and DeMarco Murray, much like I did in Week 1 when I used both Ben Tate and Derrick Ward, who were filling in for Arian Foster. Certainly, I could be better off spreading the wealth around some, rather than using two spots for essentially one performance, but I prefer the assurance that if the Cowboys' ground game does anything, I'll have both the eggs and the basket.
FLEX: Ricky Williams, Ravens RB ($2,973)
Hey, Ricky? Remember last week when I started you, only to see you rush all of two yards and fumble to boot? Well, I'm willing to forgive and forget that whole mess, so long as you make up for it this week with a nice effort against a St. Louis Rams defense that has allowed more than 177 rushing yards per game, most in the league.
DST: Arizona Cardinals ($3,140)
This is a huge gamble because the Cardinals' D is currently getting torched for well over 400 yards per game, but I'm not so much buying them as I am buying the offensive ineptitude of their opponent. The Seattle Seahawks rank second-to-last with 8.5 points per game and dead last - by quite a bit, actually - in total yards per game at 191.5.


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The chill of fall was definitely in the air but hints of spring and summer at the beach reigned at the G-Star Raw show at New York City Fashion Week where the Dutch apparel company presented its spring/summer collection with lighting and audio support from Scharff Weisberg for the third year in a row. Scharff Weisberg partnered with event production company Dizon Inc. on the show at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
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bergenPAC will present Chris MacDonald's MEMORIES OF ELVIS tribute concert, featuring Elvis' original drummer DJ. Fontana, on Thursday, August 22nd at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $59, $49, $29, $19 available at www.ticketmaster.com, www.bergenpac.org or by calling (201) 227 1030.
Chris MacDonald lovingly brings back the magic of "the King of Rock-n-roll" with his tribute Memories of Elvis. 30 years ago, we lost one of the greatest entertainers and pop culture icons of our time. Join us for a celebration of the life and music of Elvis Presley. Chris has performed in the famous Legends in Concert stage productions throughout the country and has actually appeared with Elvis' own original back up group the Jordanaires. Adding to the authenticity of his tribute, this experienced and energetic entertainer has the honor of being the only tribute artist approved and contracted by Elvis Presley Enterprises for the annual Elvis week and Birthday week festivities at Graceland's Heartbreak Hotel for 7 consecutive years (2000 - 2006). You will really enjoy this tribute to an All-American Legend in a truly dynamic performance complete with costumes, dancers and high-energy concert band.
Adding to the authenticity of his tribute, this experienced and energetic entertainer has the honor of being the only tribute artist contracted by Elvis Presley Enterprises to perform at Graceland's Heartbreak Hotel.Chris has performed his tribute throughout the country, including venues in Vegas, Branson, New York and with the famous Legends in Concert stage productions. Chris has also appeared with Elvis' own original back up group the Jordanaires for a special concert event at the 5000 seat Hard Rock Live Venue at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Chris' show is not an overdone impersonation. It is a natural, heartfelt tribute to an All-American Legend in a truly dynamic performance complete with dancers, costumes and high energy concert band. With this newly updated version of his popular tribute, Chris has created a multi-media experience. Video clips of Elvis's career and close-ups of all the live action on stage will be projected on a large screen above the stage, bringing everyone even closer to their own "Memories of Elvis."
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The Pumpkin Train is a great family trip offered every October. The trip includes a fun train ride and a visit to Uncle Rays Pumpkin Patch. The train ride is a 30-45 minute train ride with friendly scarecrows strolling car to car entertaining kids with stories, songs & more. At Uncle Rays Pumpkin Patch we deboard to pick out a souvenir pumpkin. In addition, you can go for a tractor ride and wander through the corn and hay bale mazes. The entire trip lasts about 2.5-3 hours. See the website for more details and to purchase tickets.
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Cambay Resort , Jamdoli, is located at a 20 min distance from MI Road Jaipur, along the Jaipur-Agra highway. It is a world class resort in Jaipur that is spread over an area of 161869 sq. mtrs.
This Jaipur resort offers an interesting variety of services to its guests and, members that include a business centre, Spa, swimming pool, fitness center and, a multi-cuisine restaurant and food outlet. Cambay Jamdoli, five star resorts in jaipur, also possesses separate areas for recreational activities like cricket, tennis, card games, badminton and, table tennis. It also hosts meeting rooms and, banquet halls for corporate events and, weddings respectively.
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The first prerelease for the upcoming 1.4.1 maintainance release is available at http://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/gnushogi/
Bison 3.0.2 fixes a few issues with Bison 3.0, see below for details.
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Welcome to MediaGoblin 0.6.0, Lore of the Admin! This release has a lot of cool stuff in it, but we've especially added plenty of tools to make things better for site administrators and moderators. (And sites that are easier to administrate are better for everyone!)
Site administrators and moderators have a whole new set of features they can make use of. Assuming you have the right user privileges, you can see these tools from the top dropdown menu.
You can see here one of the new administrative tools that are built in, a user administration panel. From here a moderator or administrator can take various actions, such as modifying a user's privileges. We've also built in new tooling so that site administrators running more public instances can properly moderate problematic content or even ban problematic users.
Speaking of which, it's now possible to submit reports on media which is problematic…
… administrators can then view and resolve such reports appropriately.
Your users might also not know what's acceptable and what isn't on your MediaGoblin instance, and of course you want to let them know! As such we've included a default terms of service (which can be disabled or changed as needed) based on the Wordpress Terms of Service.
A long requested feature from system administrators setting up custom sites is a command line upload tool. We're happy to announce that this release includes such a tool! Check out the command line uploading docs for more info!
You may also remember that in our last major release we got an authentication plugin system. In this release a new authentication plugin has been added for LDAP! So if your organization runs an LDAP-powered single-sign-on solution, MediaGoblin can now integrate with it!
We've got some other nice features in this release too. It's now possible to set upload limits per user or per uploaded file. We've also upgraded our version of video.js that ships with MediaGoblin. And more! Check out the release notes to get the full scoop!
Thanks to all who participated in this release: Asheesh Laroia, Christopher Allan Webber, Deb Nicholson, Devan Goodwin, Josie, Lenna Peterson, Natalie Foust-Pilcher, Rodney Ewing, and Sebastian Spaeth! Special thanks also to Simon Fondrie-Teitler for his awesome sysadmin assistance!
That's it for this release, but stay tuned… as always we're working hard! (Can you believe this is our fifth major release since last year's campaign ended? Wow!) We hope to make some more exciting announcements shortly! And if you're thinking about getting involved in the MediaGoblin community, please do join us in trying to make the Internet a better place! Happy goblin'ing, everyone!
Update: We also just pushed out a smallish followup release, v0.6.1. This release is very minor, it just fixes a couple of things with the default terms of service and makes it off by default so we can get a chance to give it more community review. Otherwise, it's mostly the same release. Happy admin'ing!
As a preparation for the coming release, I updated the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS installation documentation to contain the steps to install the current SVN version of GNunet and GNUnet-gtk with all dependencies.
GNUnet now requires only a few dependencies not available in the repositories, most prominent libgcrypt 1.6 from git and libgnurl available from the GNUnet website.
If you find any issues please let me know..
GNU RCS (Revision Control System) 5.9.2 is available.
The full announcement was posted to the info-gnu mailing list:
New features in this version:
Palettes of commands
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Support for all instruments
Upgrade Support
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Command Center
Can stay open while working on score.
Replaces old Command Manager
Menu path to each command is shown
Incremental search for commands by label
Incremental search for strings within tooltips
Execute any command
Add any command to a palette
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Greetings, hacker comrades! Tonight's epistle is gnarly nargery of the best kind. See, we just landed a new virtual machine, compiler, linker, loader, assembler, and debugging infrastructure in Guile, and stories like that don't tell themselves. Oh no. I am a firm believer in Steve Yegge's Big Blog Theory. There are nitties and gritties and they need explication.
a brief brief history
As most of you know, Guile is an implementation of Scheme. It started about 20 years ago as a fork of SCM.
I think this lines-of-code graph pretty much sums up the history:
That's from the Ohloh, in case you were wondering. Anyway the story is that in the beginning it was all C, pretty much: Aubrey Jaffer's SCM, just packaged as a library. And it was C people making it, obviously. But Scheme is a beguiling language, and over time Guile has had a way of turning C hackers into Scheme hackers.
I like to think of this graph as showing my ignorance. I started using Guile about 10 years ago, and hacking on it in 2008 or so. In the beginning I was totally convinced by the "C for speed, Scheme for flexibility" thing -- to the extent that I was willing to write off Scheme as inevitably slow. But that's silly of course, and one needs no more proof than the great performance JavaScript implementations have these days.
In 2009, we merged in a bytecode VM and a compiler written in Scheme itself. All that is pretty nifty stuff. We released that version of Guile as 2.0 in 2011, and that's been good times. But it's time to move onward and upward!
A couple of years ago I wrote an article on JavaScriptCore, and in it I spoke longingly of register machines. I think that's probably when I started to make sketches towards Guile 2.2, after having spent time with JavaScriptCore's bytecode compiler and interpreter.
Well, it took a couple of years, but Guile 2.2 is finally a thing. No, we haven't even made any prereleases yet, but the important bits have landed in master. This is the first article about it.
trashing your code
Before I start trashing Guile 2.0, I think it's important to say what it does well. It has a great inlining pass -- better than any mainstream language, I think. Its startup time is pretty good -- around 13 milliseconds on my machine. Its runs faster than other "scripting language" implementations like Python (CPython) or Ruby (MRI). The debugging experience is delightful. You get native POSIX threads. Plus you get all the features of a proper Scheme, like macros and delimited continuations and all of that!
But the Guile 2.0 VM is a stack machine. That means that its instructions usually take their values from the stack, and produce values (if appropriate) by pushing values onto the stack.
The problem with stack machines is that they penalize named values. If I realize that a computation is happening twice and I factor it out to a variable, that means in practice that I allocate a stack frame slot to the value. So far so good. However, to use the value, I have to emit an instruction to fetch the value for use by some other instruction; and to store it, I likewise have to have another instruction to do that.
For example, in Guile 2.0, check out the bytecode produced for this little function:
scheme@(guile-user)> ,disassemble (lambda (x y) (let ((z (+ x y))) (* z z))) 0 (assert-nargs-ee/locals 10) ;; 2 args, 1 local 2 (local-ref 0) ;; `x' 4 (local-ref 1) ;; `y' 6 (add) 7 (local-set 2) ;; `z' 9 (local-ref 2) ;; `z' 11 (local-ref 2) ;; `z' 13 (mul) 14 (return)
This is silly. There are seven instructions in the body of this procedure, not counting the prologue and epilogue, and only two of them are needed. The cost of interpreting a bytecode is largely dispatch cost, which is linear in the number of instructions executed, and we see here that we could be some 7/2 = 3.5 times as fast if we could somehow make the operations reference their operands by slot directly.
register vm to the rescue
The solution to this problem is to use a "register machine". I use scare quotes because in fact this is a virtual machine, so unlike a CPU, the number of "registers" is unlimited, and in fact they are just stack slots accessed by index.
So in Guile 2.2, our silly procedure produces the following code:
scheme@(guile-user)> ,disassemble (lambda (x y) (let ((z (+ x y))) (* z z))) 0 (assert-nargs-ee/locals 3 1) ;; 2 args, 1 local 1 (add 3 1 2) 2 (mul 3 3 3) 3 (return 3)
This is optimal! There are four things that need to happen, and there are four opcodes that do them. Receiving operands and sending values is essentially free -- they are indexed accesses off of a pointer stored in a hardware register, into memory that is in cache.
This is a silly little example, but especially in loops, Guile 2.2 stomps Guile 2.0. A simple count-up-to-a-billion test runs in 9 seconds on Guile 2.2, compared to 24 seconds in Guile 2.0. Let's make a silly graph!
Of course if we compare to V8 for example we find that V8 does a loop-to-a-billion in about 1 second, or 9 times faster. There is some way to go. There are a couple of ways that I could generate better bytecode for this loop, for another 30% speed boost or so, but ultimately we will have to do native compilation. And we will! But that is another post.
Here's the VM. It's hairy in the prelude, and the whole thing is #included twice in another C file (for a debugging and a non-debugging mode; terrible), but I think it's OK for being in C. (If it were in C++ it could be nicer in various ways.)
The calling convention for this VM is that when a function is called, it receives its arguments on the stack. The stack frame looks like this:
/------------------\ | Local N-1 | <- sp | ... | | Local 1 | | Local 0 | <- fp +==================+ | Return address | | Dynamic link | +==================+ : :
Local 0 holds the procedure being called. Free variables, if any, are stored inline with the (flat) closure. You know how many arguments you get by the difference between the stack pointer (SP) and the frame pointer (FP). There are a number of opcodes to bind optional arguments, keyword arguments, rest arguments, and to skip to other case-lambda clauses.
After deciding that a given clause applies to the actual arguments, a prelude opcode will reset the SP to have enough space to hold all locals. In this way the SP is only manipulated in function prologues and epilogues, and around calls.
Guile's stack is expandable: it is originally only a page or two, and it expands (via mremap if possible) by a factor of two on every overflow, up to a configurable maximum. At expansion you have to rewrite the saved FP chain, but nothing else points in, so it is safe to move the stack.
To call a procedure, you put it and its arguments in contiguous slots, with no live values below them, and two empty slots for the saved instruction pointer (IP) and FP. Getting this right requires some compiler sophistication. Then you reset your SP to hold just the arguments. Then you branch to the procedure's entry, potentially bailing out to a helper if it's not a VM procedure.
To return values, a procedure shuffles the return values down to start from slot 1, resets the stack pointer to point to the last return value, and then restores the saved FP and IP. The calling function knows how many values are returned by looking at the SP. There are convenience instructions for returning and receiving a single value. Multiple values can be returned on the stack easily and efficiently.
Each operation in Guile's VM consists of a number of 32-bit words. The lower 8 bits in the first word indicate the opcode. The width and layout of the operands depends on the word. For example, MOV takes two 12-bit operands. Of course, 4096 locals may not be enough. For that reason there is also LONG-MOV which has two words, and takes two 24-bit operands. In LONG-MOV there are 8 bits of wasted space, but I decided to limit the local frame address space to 24 bits.
In general, most operations cannot address the full 24-bit space. For example, there is ADD, which takes two 8-bit operands and one 8-bit destination. The plan is to have the compiler emit some shuffles in this case, but I haven't hit it yet, and it was too tricky to try to get right in the bootstrapping phase.
JSC's pointer-wide operands do provide the benefit of allowing the "opcode" word to actually hold the address of the label, instead of an index to a table of addresses. This is a great trick, but again it's not applicable to Guile as we don't want to relocate bytecode that we load from disk.
Relative jumps in Guile's VM are 24 bits wide, and are measured in 32-bit units, giving us effectively a 26 bit jump space. Relative references -- references to static data, or other procedures -- are 32 bits wide. I certainly hope that four gigabytes in a compilation unit is enough! By the time it is a problem, hopefully we will be doing native compilation.
Well, those are the basics of Guile's VM. There's more to say, but I already linked to the source, so that should be good enough :) In some future dispatch, we'll talk about the other parts of Guile 2.2. Until then!
You may have read the news that Ehsan will be end of lifing his github gecko mirror.
Having a current mozilla-central mirror on git has contributed to my mental health, and has generally allowed me to be a better human being and not drown in self pity and misery. So thank you Ehsan.
Luckily, the RelEng team has picked up the baton, and have a git mirror of their own running. So go clone it. Unfortunately the commits do not share the same SHA1 as Ehsan's repo. So you can't just switch the remote URI. Also, after you clone, you will need to migrate your branches over. There might be ways to do this in a bulk-ish way, but I only have one branch that I really care about, and I will keep the old clone around for a while if I need to pick something up from an obscure branch. So I did this off the top of my head:
[eitan@mozbox Mozilla]$ cd mozilla-central-old/
[eitan@mozbox mozilla-central-old]$ git checkout a11y
[eitan@mozbox mozilla-central-old]$ git format-patch master..a11
[eitan@mozbox mozilla-central-old]$ cd ../gecko-dev
[eitan@mozbox gecko-dev]$ git checkout -b a11y
[eitan@mozbox gecko-dev]$ git am ../mozilla-central-old/000*.patch
Applying: Bug 942991 - Updated virtual cursor navigation sounds.
Applying: Bug 942994 - Introduce clicked sound
Applying: supress error when trying to activate invalid accessibles.
Applying: hide visual cursor when vc is null
Applying: some cursor control tweaks
Applying: start of new dialog focus
Applying: Only blur focus if new pivot position is not focused.
[eitan@mozbox gecko-dev]$
GnuTLS 3.2.7, and GnuTLS 3.1.17, were released.
GNU Parallel 20131122 ('Haiyan') has been released. It is available for download at: http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/parallel/
New in this release:
GNU Parallel is a shell tool for executing jobs in parallel using one or more computers. A job is can be a single command or a small script that has to be run for each of the lines in the input. The typical input is a list of files, a list of hosts, a list of users, a list of URLs, or a list of tables. A job can also be a command that reads from a pipe. GNU Parallel can then split the input and pipe it into commands in parallel.
If you use xargs and tee today you will find GNU Parallel very easy to use as GNU Parallel is written to have the same options as xargs. If you write loops in shell, you will find GNU Parallel may be able to replace most of the loops and make them run faster by running several jobs in parallel. GNU Parallel can even replace nested loops.
GNU Parallel makes sure output from the commands is the same output as you would get had you run the commands sequentially. This makes it possible to use output from GNU Parallel as input for other programs.
You can find more about GNU Parallel at: http://www.gnu.org/s/parallel/
You can install GNU Parallel in just 10 seconds with:
(wget -O - pi.dk/3 || curl pi.dk/3/) | bash
Watch the intro video on http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL284C9FF2488BC6D1
Walk through the tutorial (man parallel_tutorial). Your command line will love you for it.
When using GNU Parallel for a publication please cite:
O. Tange (2011): GNU Parallel - The Command-Line Power Tool, ;login: The USENIX Magazine, February 2011:42-47.
GNU sql aims to give a simple, unified interface for accessing databases through all the different databases' command line clients. So far the focus has been on giving a common way to specify login information (protocol, username, password, hostname, and port number), size (database and table size), and running queries.
The database is addressed using a DBURL. If commands are left out you will get that database's interactive shell.
When using GNU SQL for a publication please cite:
O. Tange (2011): GNU SQL - A Command Line Tool for Accessing Different Databases Using DBURLs, ;login: The USENIX Magazine, April 2011:29-32.
GNU niceload slows down a program when the computer load average (or other system activity) is above a certain limit. When the limit is reached the program will be suspended for some time. If the limit is a soft limit the program will be allowed to run for short amounts of time before being suspended again. If the limit is a hard limit the program will only be allowed to run when the system is below the limit.
This is to announce the release of version 1.1.2 of the GNU Java Activation Framework. This is a bug fix release, we have had precisely one (1) bug in the seven and a half years since the last release.


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Thanks so much for stopping by. Please have a seat.
Yeah, this the front room in my apartment in Phoenix, AZ. Where the 'magic' happens. *Insert Eye Roll Here* As you can see, I work on a laptop with the Weather Channel (on mute) for company. The big binder on the right-hand TV tray holds the binder--the binder with all my notes, character development, plot lines, scene lists and other crazy stuff I need to write a book. Then there's the Total Gym on the left, which I use. Infrequently. But I do use it.
Take a look around, flip through the different pages of my website and, if you want to talk, feel free to send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com
For those who have helped me or just walked with me on this journey, thanks for the guidance, teachings and, especially, the memories.
For those who are still on their way, where've you been? My heart's been waiting for you.


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Another entry from the I'm Really Behind file. Fourth of July put out a record called Before Our Hearts Explode! back in August, and I'm finally catching up with it. These guys have been putting out solid releases for a few years now;...Show More Summary
There is something incredibly satisfying about watching talented people gracefully and earnestly grow up. The women here rock hard and with enough unforced urgency that we don't wish for what used to be but instead focus on the beauty and energy in the room. In other words: I'm fucking psyched for the Wild Flag album....
While we were gone, stuff piled up. A lot of stuff. And with no relaunch date in sight, it was very hard to be motivated enough to check out the new music coming my way. But there are some bands I love hearing from, so when I got an e-mail from Mike of Boston's Faces on Film, I was eager to listen. Show More Summary
Watch my old friends Kristian and Tim splash around in the surf in slo-mo. Subversive comment on bullshit chill wave or just convenient because they live in SoCal? Either way I'm glad they're still at it....
On second thought, you should probably call it a comeback. Oh brother! Sorry for the extremely long delay, loyal Robots readers. We had some major server issues that we couldn't figure out. And after we spent a few weeks trying to figure them out, we got frustrated and took a break. Show More Summary
It's rare that we here at Robots get to write about a band from the beginning to the end. Of course, we'd rather bands we like don't break up, but I love the fact that I've been enjoying Spaghetti Western String Co. since they released their debut Do Right By People in 2004. Show More Summary
Wolf People - Tiny Circle It's not every day that we're blasted in the face with a flute solo. The jazz flute, once the powerhouse backbone in many a funk/psych band's arsenal has been relegated to ren-faire mockery (thanks jethro tull) or outright lunatic derision (ron burgandy!). Show More Summary
The Chap - We Work in Bars. It's rare to hear someone so excited about gainful employment. Are the Chap just victims of the poor economy and simply glad to have a place to work, even if it's a mundane job at the bar? Or are they mocking...Show More Summary
The PDX Pop Now! Festival, to be held from July 30 to August 31, will raise money for PDX Pop Now!, a non-profit dedicated to supporting Portland's music scene. It looks like a pretty great organization, and if the lineup on the schedule is to be believed, this year's festival will have 50 sweet Portland bands. Show More Summary
Tame Impala - Runway, Houses, City, Clouds. This is one the sound of getting lost in it. It starts in the middle, it ends in the middle. It's like eight different parts of middle. At first we find the band already launching into some kind of chorus and then, just eight bars later they launch into another chorus. Show More Summary
Kathryn Calder - Slip Away. Kathryn Calder's got a new record out soon, and it's called Are You My Mother?. "Slip Away" is the first track from the album, and it may not sound like much at first. It's lighter than air, with a melody that seems vague and arbitrary. Show More Summary
Miniature Tigers - Gold Skull. I was supposed to see Miniature Tigers open for Free Energy and Jukebox The Ghost the other night, but their van broke down and they never made it to Boston. Bummer. I first saw Miniature Tigers, with their DHARMA-clad instruments, last year in Minneapolis. Show More Summary
It took me a while to realize I like Animal Collective. Dada Trash Collage - In Season. Well, as is the case with many artists, it depends on the song. When they give us something we can grab onto - "Chores" from Strawberry Jam, say, or "Summertime Clothes" from Merriweather Post Pavilion - it's all there for us to take in. Show More Summary
Phosphorescent - Mermaid Parade. We can walk the same streets each day and have it be different each time. The path we wear in the road will deepen, will wear in different spots, will reveal different layers beneath our feet. And each time we know the road a little better, letting us focus on smaller details, on the life around us. Show More Summary
Peter Wolf Crier - Hard As Nails. The music of Peter Wolf Crier came out of a single summer night's writing session. I haven't heard the duo's whole record, but I could see how "Hard As Nails" would fit into this narrative. It's a stop along the way, a few hazy minutes in the life of its narrator. Show More Summary
Get up! Fang Island - Daisy. I should probably wake up to this song every day, because it would beat the hell out of the ringtone that currently tries to shove me out of bed in the morning. In fact, it would beat the hell out of most things - those drums, those handclaps, that organ, and of course, those guitars. Show More Summary
Mantler - In Stride. This is the sound of getting your shit together, as best as you can. Each morning we get up and do it. We recount our dreams, pile on our clothes, brush our teeth, stretch our legs. We get it together, one way or another. Show More Summary
Blitzen Trapper - Heaven and Earth. Here in the southland spring actually sprung a week ago after weeks of rain granted us with this brief window of lush greens and blossoming fruit before giving way to the brown and burn of the long, hot summer. Show More Summary
I don't know about you, but I'm sort of relieved that SXSW is over. Harlem - Friendly Ghost. Mostly because I've never been, and I get increasingly bitter about this fact every year. Anyway, this band, like many other in the country, had a few shows in Austin. Show More Summary


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love teddy~ Love & Valentines
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no ref..teddy was lil hard XD..for justie(justin)
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