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You should not take this medication if you are allergic to loratadine or to desloratadine (Clarinex).
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Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
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Use exactly as directed on the label, or as prescribed by your doctor. Do not use in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended.
Loratadine is usually taken once per day. Follow your doctor's instructions.
Do not crush, chew, or break the regular loratadine tablet. Swallow the pill whole.
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Overdose symptoms may include headache, drowsiness, and fast or pounding heartbeat.
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Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
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Eagnas Flex740 or Flash565 ?
Hi, I want to buy a cheap stringing machine, but have a hard time to decide which one to go with. I play both badminton and tennis, but play much more and much better at badminton. I break strings of badminton racquet often. I want to buy a machine that can string both for personal use. I intend to buy either Eagnas Flex740 or Flash565. Can anybody give some suggestions or comments?
Which one I should go with? Do I need to buy a starting clamp, and how many flying clamps for badminton I should buy. I wish to buy everything at once to save the shipping cost.
Thank you very much for your time and help!!
I would go with the Eagnas: ST-200 and get two Hi-Qua Fly Clamps.
ST200 for $279: http://www.eagnas.com/st200.html
Hi-Qua Fly Clamps: $20/each: http://www.hiquasports.com/badminton/clamp-fly.htm
If you need a starter clamp, I have one for sale along with some Eagnas clamps for cheap : http://www.badmintoncentral.com/foru...ad.php?t=27225
The ST-200 is a badminton only machine, I think, no? The OP wants to be able to string tennis racquets as well.
The 740 is a swivel clamp model. I'm personally prefer swivel clamps, especially for tennis. Some people prefer floating/flying clamps for badminton. I think that's an individual choice. To answer your question, however, I'd recommend the 740 for that reason. I'd also try to upgrade the tennis clamps to the PN-1012 3-tooth ones. They're supposed to be much better than the PN-1002s.
Eagnas also have badminton swivel clamps to go with the 740. Or, if you prefer flying clamps, as S4MadMan said, the HQ clamps are quite good. As to how many should you purchase, 2 is the minimum. Most stringers would recommend 3 or even 4, I think.
A starting clamp is practically a must. Get the best you can afford. I've heard good things about the RAB, Alpha and Babolat ones amongst others.
If you're not set on Eagnas, there are also other good brands you can take into consideration, such as Gamma, Alpha, Silent Partner, Laserfibre, etc.
10-06-2005, 09:51 PM #4Originally Posted by Quasimodo
10-06-2005, 10:17 PM #5Originally Posted by wwest
Now just have to wait for it to arrive from a slow boat from China (to New Zealand).
I do think the Flash 767 would be a better buy.
All right. I'd like to thank all of you for your suggestions. It's been very very helpful. I think I will go with your suggestions and spend an extra $100 buying a Flash 767 then. I will let you know how it goes later on.
Many thanks!!
10-09-2005, 03:33 PM #8Originally Posted by wwest
Anyway, at least we stopped going up the range at some point. We could have spent more and got the manual crank.
I have ordered the Flash 767 + starting clamp and 2 flying clamps. Total costs me $458.85 including S&H. It will arrive in a few days. I will share with you guys my experience later. Thanks.
hi, nickywicky,
have you received your machine?
I received mine. I used once, my machine is functional but with some quality problems on the drum and sting griper parts. I think it will be future problems. How is your machine?
The service of Maxline company is terrible. I guess it might be a family business. I dont understand how they can run a business like this. I called but couldnt get any help from them except anger. Since the shipping cost is too expensive, I chose not to return it. But I will definitely not recommend this company to any of my friends.
Since you are not dealing with the Maxline, I guess your experience might be better.
I strung one racquet after breaking one string. This is my first time of doing this. Next time I think I will do it better. I learned everything from reading this forum.
Thank all of you.
No I haven't got my machine yet.
It's not late, that's just how long it takes to come via sea from Taiwan to New Zealand. It should be here in a week or two.
Because my area isn't covered by a dealer or representative of Eagnas I dealt with the factory direct via email. No problems in that area, they answered all of my questions promptly and clearly.
I'll post here how my one turns out when it arrives.
Bad decision getting the Eagnas starting clamp...
If you decide to order better flying clamps, I'd suggest contacting Mark of Alpha Tennis. They have flying clamps identical to Hi-Qua. They also have the BEST starting clamp, bar none. Alpha = RAB which is the best, holds the most tension.
11-02-2005, 06:12 PM #13Originally Posted by fishmilk
01-23-2006, 04:05 PM #14Originally Posted by wwest
Well finally it arrived last week.
The stringer came in two packages, the first after 14 weeks and the second package arrived after 16 weeks. Sea mail sure can take a while.
I don't have any quality issues with the machine, but they couldn't seem to follow a packing list. I'm missing a few items which is really annoying. The FLASH 767 is suppose to come with both tennis clamps (PN-1012) and badminton & squash clamps (PN-1013). I only got the tennis clamps (PN-1012), which is a real nuisance since I will only be stringing badminton & squash rackets.
The also missed out on shipping the starting clamp I ordered and 2 packs of badminton string (Eagnas EB 85 which looks very similar in spec to Yonex BG85 but much cheaper (ordered 4 and got 2)).
However (with the tennis clamps) I have strung 2 squash rackets and one badminton racket. The drum and stringer grip works fine and looks bullet proof to me. For the squash rackets I used technifibre 1.10 and 1.20 which can be damaged if gripped too tightly and the gripper did not leave any marks at all. So I thought I'd try a badminton racket with the thinnist string I could find (which was 0.65 Tactic TG-68ti) to see if it could grip this properly.
And the string gripper again worked fine.
Although I did have a few problems stringing the badminton racket. I couldn't clamp the top cross (I just jammed an awl in, did the second cross, removed the awl while the 2nd cross was still being tensioned).
Wow, it's really been a while. I am glad you finally got something. So far, I only strung one badminton racquet. The racquet I strung works great. I played 2-3 times a week with that racquet.
The problem with my machine is the diamond coating layer inside the grip drum is half falling-off. Do anybody know how I can glue it. Or, if it falls off, where can I find a replacement. Thanks.
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01-25-2006, 02:40 PM #16Originally Posted by wwest
I don't know for use, but I would try gluing it.
It is possible to upgrade our units with an electronic tension head.The tension head from the Flex 722e can bolt in as a direct replacement for drop weight tenson head.
But now that I've strung a couple of rackets, (for me because I'm a begginner), the tensioning time is way smaller than the time to sort out the strings, weave the crosses, thread through the shared grommits; I don't think I'll bother.
so one good eagnas and one shotty one huh? I'm really debating if I should go with the flex 740 or not. nickywicky, i would be interested in more info from you about your machine. I'm in the exact same boat, squash and badminton. Any problems mounting squash frames? did you use the throatless adapter advertised on the eagnas site?
Although i'm looking at a different machine, they look to be somewhat similar in construction. Does your machine disassemble easily? I move back and forth between N.A. and Asia and it would be nice to take the machine around with me.
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This place is amazing. The food, the service, and the decor are all fantastic. I would recommend sitting at the "bar" which is essentially a chef's table. You sit right in front of the Garde Manger and get to watch the crafting of most of your courses right in front of you. The chef's working Garde Manger when we visited were super personable and happy to answer any questions we had about what they were preparing in front of us. The wait staff was fantastic working together as a well oiled machine. Every course was masterfully prepared, and beautifully presented. The meal was absolutely delicious from start to finish and I would recommend Hugo's to anyone who loves food and is looking for a extraordinary dinning experience.
We loved this restaurant. And will go back when we're in Portland again.
There's lots of restaurants in Portland Maine that serve excellent food. But my taste buds were on tour at Hugo's. It's beyond good food - it's surprising food, decadent food, takes you on a roller coaster of new flavors kind of food. Highly recommend.
The food at Hugo's is excellent - all proteins are perfectly prepared. The corn soup and swordfish belly were true standouts. The cocktails were also top-notch. We enjoyed sitting at the bar and watching the chefs work.
Hugo's was a place we wanted to try for quite a long time. The price level makes it an especially special occasion type of venue and my wife's birthday was a perfect time to try it out. The service was impeccable- different servers checking in from time to time, others leaning over the counter to explain specifics of dishes that they were carefully preparing. The food was a number of small plates that added up to an incredible mix of flavors and colors. In addition to the tasting menu, there were multiple surprises of hot garlic rolls, amuse bouche like a lamb sushi roll, halibut, and a number of other delicacies. Some restaurants do maybe one such surprise but Hugo's was full of them. The ambience was lively- a bit older crowd but fun.
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We had the tasting menu with wine pairings and, since my friend and I made sure to make different selection from one another, we each got to taste 10 dishes and ten wines. Absolute sensory overload of the best kind. The very knowledgeable front of the house staff made a great meal even better. This is definitely worth the money and, at least an annual trip to Portland.
Menu changes daily as the chefs and owners obtain fresh ingredients from the area and then get creative! I was eating for nearly two hours and it was worth it. I watched the food being prepared seamlessly right in front of me as I tried to guess what dishes they were preparing. There are three different options for each course and since the food is so creative and artful, such as red cabbage purée and apples shaved into beautiful ribbons, it can be quite a guessing game. Some of the ingredients have been seasoning for awhile...so you may get a sweet red pepper that has as many different levels as a vintage wine! ;) Waiters were awesome. Everyone was friendly. Seats were comfy. Could talk about it forever, just go experience it yourself!!
Hands down, the best meal I ever had. Ordered the tasting menu and was blown away. The meal was also the most expensive I ever had so put this down as a special occasion restaurant and don't look at the bill when it comes....The waitstaff was superb, did not interrupt you in the middle of the conversation but was also very attentive and helpful. We sat at the bar and watched the chefs prepare all the dishes, fascinating!
Hugo's has been our favourite restaurant for several years. We drive to Portland from Mass a couple of times a year to have dinner there. This year Hugo's had a change in it's ownership structure and underwent a major renovation. We were very concerned when we heard, however I'm happy to report that the food is still superb, in fact it's even better than it was.. They still serve small plates, however now it's prix fixe only, either 2 courses or 5 plus several surprise courses. It's an extremely innovative menu and everything is spectacular. My only criticism is that it's now mostly bar seating which is not appropriate for a high end restaurant. When you are spending $250 for dinner you want to be able to talk to your companion.
Food is of a high quality and thoughtful presentation but it was not anything that really resonates as a one of a kind experience that will last as a place to crave for. All in all it was rather overpriced for relatively tiny portions. Also there was an unfavorable treatment from the hostess that tried to sit us on the bar w/o first asking us if we care bar and not table; that was right after other couple came w/o reservation and she said she then have only room on the bar and they said no thanks and left. We indicated we did reserved a table up front and she looked in the computer and said "mm yeah ok I can MOVE you to table" and while walking us to a table she goes "there is no difference in reservations, thats the concept here". Really?
Their menu had three "flights", one of which is vegetarian, which they easily turned into vegan. It was outstanding...the best dining experience we've had anywhere, including many of NYC's notable vegan restaurants. Highly recommend!
This restaurant was recommended by our son who had visited several years ago and our B&B host. We understood that the place had recently undergone a complete renovation. The kitchen is open to the diner's view and the dishes are a work of art so it is a pleasure to see the "artists" at work. The food was superb and beautifully presented. Our waiter, Patrick, was attentive and shared information about each dish. The menu items were a blend of unexpected flavors that were a delicious combination. The is a true gem among Portland's many restaurants.
Service, ambiance and lighting were great. We liked the spare menu at first but things got complicated. Besides what we ordered the staff brought intermezzos and extras. It turned out to be too much, in types of food , competing flavored and ingredients , and ultimately cost. Two if us had rumbling stomachs that night. Enormous time and effort went into making our dishes, and the presentation was great ( all dishes being served at once was perfect ). There was just too much going on in each dish and with all the tasting dishes combined it became too much. I would cut out the intermezzos for starters, with the exception of the wonderful garlic biscuits.
Good for foodies.very accommodating to my husband with food allergies. Waiter was attentive. Food was fun and eclectic.
the dishes are excellent and it is fun to watch, since there is an open kitchen. the whole experience is astonishing.
Strange and funky menu prepared well! Great staff! Great service!
Minimal food; maximal prices. You have to be prepared to sit down to "tasting portions" but pay a top price for it. Menu features 5 courses across three food groups: meat and poultry, fish ,and veggies. You can pick five courses from each for $90 pp or two courses from each for $45.The food is beautifully presented but portions are small.. Building is tastefully decorated old warehouse [but not large ] near Portland's waterfront. Service was fine. Seating is either at a booth or at a bar from which you can see the staff prepare dishes. They get a good crowd so reservations are a must. My only beef is for the price you don't get a lot of grub.
Hugo's is a dining experience. The Tasting Menu concept is different than a typical restaurant. Smaller portions but a diverse selection of wonderful flavors and tastes. They also supplement your food with an assortment of small additions between courses that are outstanding. If you just want to eat out, don't go here but if you want a dining experience, this is the place to go. If you sit at the bar, you can talk with the chefs while they prepare your food.
The menu is a three-column matrix crossing food groups, then selections go from cold/light to warm/heavier. Choose from two to five courses. The courses are tastings: pleasantly filling, delightful. The ingredients are locally sourced, fresh, absolutely delicious. Everything from the beverages to the Tandem coffee: excellent. Each course was served by the chef who had actually cooked it, who then made the presentation. During the meal, various of the chefs included me in friendly conversation, noting that I was a traveler dining alone and that this was not my first good meal. Before the evening was over, several had introduced themselves by name and made friendly recommendations about the local food scene. Really, a superior experience.
Hugo's was a blast! It was our first visit and we only did the light menu of two courses. Next time we will do the tasting menu of five courses but we will be prepared to have some time to do so (and a fat pocketbook). It will have to be a very special occasion for us, as this visit was, but the whole dining, ambience, service and presentation were all unbelievable!
One of the best meals my husband and I have ever had. Tasting menu, open kitchen, fun environment. It is the best, most exquisite, beautiful meal in a casual, laid back, comfortable environment. Word of caution though it is expensive but so worth it! Don't give it a second thought. You will love it!
My wife & I went to Hugo's on Friday for our anniversary. It was excellent, as always. Inventive food (like edible jazz) and knowledgeable & friendly staff. This was our first time in since the remodeling. The new layout works well. We kind of missed the theatrics of their "blind tasting" menu... but it is still one of the best restaurants we have found; one of our favorites.
Very expensive but worth it for a special occasion. We chose the tasting menu- everything was wonderful and they even brought us several extra treats between courses. It was fun to watch all of the food being prepared. Even though the courses are small, there were so many of them that we were quite full by the end of the meal.
Innovative. Great combinations. First time I have eaten raw lamb, and it is out of this world. The most moist belly swordfish. Perfectly cooked Arctic Char. All with perfect sauces and accompaniments. Best basic ingredients skilfully put together. 3 of us ordered 6 courses and shared. Got great taste and plenty to eat . Don't think we could have managed 5 courses each. Don't forget to try Eventide - sister restaurant next door- for lunch, esp lobster roll and marinated Arctic char 3 diners fr 3 continents, Europe, Asia and NZ who have dined on 4 continents, and Hugo's is world class
Words can't describe this culinary experience. Food, service, drinks, all incredible.
We had read about this restaurant so booked it for our one night in Portland. After a foodie couple of days in New York, we meant to eat cheaply and casually, but Hugo's changed all that! We opted for the tasting menu with matched wines. What a treat for the eyes and the palate. The food was inspirational at times, with combinations I wouldn't have dreamed of, and the wines top drawer. Both presented with a lightness of touch, yet with a comprehensive guide to what we were eating. Staff impeccable. This is a destination restaurant and provided the best food of the whole trip, just pipping Momofuku for me, though somewhat invidious to compare the two. Expensive, but there are cheaper ways of experiencing it. Brilliant.
The overall experience was delicious, beautifully presented, entertaining. The wine list offered some of the smaller distributors wines. The small bites between courses was a treat, and our waiter was quite knowledgeable about the wine list, since he buys the wine! With the previous Hugos menu my husband complained about leaving hungry, but not anymore. We had the perfect amount of food! We will return.
We have dined at Hugo's a few times over the years. Portland is a great food town, and Hugo's was always the the most cutting edge of its scene-stealing restaurants. This is the first time we ate there after a change in ownership and total renovation, the centerpiece of which is a mammoth bar with seating for 15. The creativity and precision are better than ever. The carrot custard with fried black quinoa (chawan mushi), and the one-bite swordfish belly with mustard seeds were outstanding. Worth a five-state detour.
Very good and VERY EXPENSIVE. If you're not a foodie Hugo's is not for you.
Top flight food, innovation and perfect flavor balance, perfect service but soo very kind and friendly. I hate to say it but it was perfection.
The best tasting menu I ever had. Aside from the pre-fixed courses, chef brought a lot of small bites in between courses. There was even pre-dessert and after dessert.
I took my wife there on our trip to Maine for our 1st anniversary, and it did not disappoint. We got chef's choice menu, not sure if this is normal or offered due to the occasion. TWELVE courses each (I would guess one for each month?), we swapped plates, ordered amazing cocktails, and had an unbelievable experience. I am a very picky eater, and was pleased to have been asked if I have any "aversions" (tomatoes and mushrooms), as every single one of my plates was 100% delicious, spare for a random sprig of whatever that was. We sat at the bar, our server was super attentive and put us at ease with the strange ingredient combinations and didn't intrude. Best meal ever. I'm not a foodie, but this kind of food makes me wish I was.
My partner and I were newly enaged and wanted to celebrate with a special night out. We picked Hugo's because it looked both delicious and adventurous. The staff was all uniformly knowledgable and friendly; it seemed like a different server brought and explaned each course (which we could see being made in front of us at the kitchen-side counter), and each one was phenomenal. Well the one exception for me was the Mushi, but our waiter tried to warn me! The custardy seafood texture is just not my thing, but my partner loved it. Every element we chose for our courses was interesting and had a really fun presentation. I could eat a vat of the palate-cleansing parsnip soup. Go to Hugo's if you want a unique and exciting dining experience.
We loved every minute at this restaurant. Dining at the chefs table/bar added to the night. Great wait staff, creative menu, delicious taste combinations and warm friendly environment. Great drink pairing options. Could not have asked for more.
Worth a trip to Portland! This restaurant is pricey but worth every penny. The food is amazing and the overall experience is unique.
This was our third time dining at Hugo's and we brought friends. There is no other dining experience in Portland that can compare to Hugo's. It is, without a doubt, our favorite place to eat, drink and entertain.
Great meal and experience. We were surprised to be seated at the bar without advance notice but we own a restaurant and enjoyed watching the chefs perform. You definitely pay for the experience especially if you do the wine pairings but all the little extras make it worth while. I'll
We were thrilled to dine at Hugo's. Because it was Halloween weekend, the chef had created a delightful, ghoulish-themed menu that was as delicious as it was consistently surprising and inventive. The service was friendly; the five-course tasting was never rushed, yet never left us wondering when the next plate was coming. Everything was superbly cooked and elegantly presented, and the whimsy of some of the dishes never got in the way of the flavors or portions. Wonderful all around.
On my second time at Hugos, I was again stunned by the service, knowledge and high level of food artistry. Their newly renovated dining space does mean that couples are seated at a bar setting, which I found less optimal than table or booth. Be prepared to be amazed, be prepared for priciness. It's a one of a kind experience.
Not much more to say. The food was simply amazing. It was a quite night at the restaurant so the service was extraordinary. It more about flavors than food but we certainly were more than satisfied. It was a bit pricey but well worth it. The wine and drink prices were very reasonable compared with prices in NY. We will definitely be back when we are in Portland again.
I've been making annual visits to Hugo's since 2004 and have always been pleased with the food and service. The latest iteration with the new bar is the most attractive yet. The five course prix fixe options are delicious, interesting on the palate, pretty on the plate, and will fill you up, especially if you partake of the amuse bouches and bread bites brought to table between courses. The pace is good--plan on a two hour meal with attentive servers. There's no denying the meal is a pricey splurge, but we're not talking Manhattan prices here, and there's really no modernist cuisine competition in Portland, if such cuisine is what you seek.
The 5 course tasting was a truly wonderful experience for my wife and me! We were able to mix and match a wide variety of different flavors which were all exceptional. The cocktails were delicious and well executed, both the classics and the original creations. We plan to go to Hugo's again!
The restaurant is beautiful and the wine list is excellent and very reasonably priced, although the wine we wanted was unavailable even though it was on the list. I appreciate the technique and preparation put into the food, but I think the portions are ridiculously small. I had a couple of turnip pieces that were the size of a mini marshmallow. I also think the "rules" of where you can sit at the bar are a little un customer friendly. We were told that we could not sit in the seat we wanted. We had to leave 2 seats between us and the next diner, or sit right next to him. The bar never filled up, but I wondered if 1 or 3 people came in if they would allow them to sit at the bar, as it would disrupt this plan of seating by twos.
This was truly one of (if not the) best and most unique meals my husband and I ever had. It was really food as entertainment, a long, slow meal with many different things to taste. Highly recommended.
Do yourself a favor and book a table at Hugo's. You'll likely spend A LOT, but I think it's worth the splurge - at least every so often. The number of dishes with an Asian influence definitely surprised me. But since I am typically a big fan of that genre, it really worked for me. The Chawan Mushi may have been my top dish for 2013.
I really like the innovative quality of the food and that there was not too much. It is quality rather than quantity. The little servings between courses were nice treats.
Came here to celebrate an anniversary. Almost cancelled due to the icy conditions that night, and SO glad we didn't. The food was fantastic, as was the service. We chose the 5 course option. Each course was beautifully prepared & between us, we tasted 10 different plates, with small surprise bites brought out between courses. Out of all that we tasted, there was only one course ( or part if a course), that my husband was slightly disappointed in. Our waiter, Patrick, was great and recommended some good wine choices to us. We plan on returning with some foodie friends. Definitely worth the visit.
New format is cutting edge excellence embodied. Creative delicious food, outstanding service (an impressive well functioning team)...plus they seem to be having fun with it. You pay for this level of attention to detail, but for a unique yummy adventure it's worth it


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Shakespeare Globe Facts
The Globe Theatre in London has been linked with Shakespeare through 400 years and three buildings. On this page we've picked out the top, verified facts about The Globe Theatre. Elsewhere on NoSweatShakespeare we give an overview of life at The Globe Theatre in Shakespeare's time, and paint a picture of the entertainment available at The Globe…but if you're after interesting facts about Shakespeare's Globe Theater, read on here!
Globe Theatre Fact 1
The Globe Theatre was built in 1599 in Southwark on the south bank of London's River Thames by Richard Burbage.
Globe Theatre Fact 2
The timber for The Globe Theatre was actually reused wood from "The Theatre" – an earlier theatre owned by Richard Burbage's father.
Globe Theatre Fact 3
The Globe was built as a large, round, open air theatre. There was a roof around the circumference which covered the seating area, leaving the theatre looking like a doughnut from above.
Globe Theatre Fact 4
The Globe had three stories of seating and was able to hold up to 3,000 spectators in it's 100 foot diameter.
Globe Theatre Fact 5
At the base of the stage was an area called "the pit" which held "the groundlings" – people who paid just a penny to stand and watch a performance.
Globe Theatre Fact 6
Part of the stage was called the "apron stage" – a rectangular platform that thrust out amongst the audience into the pit.
Globe Theatre Fact 7
William Shakespeare was a shareholder who owned 12.5% of The Globe Theatre. As a young writer Shakespeare bought shares in the theatre and benefited financially as his popularity grew.
Globe Theatre Fact 8
Colour coded flags were used outside the theatre to advertise the type of play to be performed – a red flag for a history play, white for a comedy play and black for a tragedy play.
Globe Theatre Fact 9
A crest above the main entrance to The Globe Theatre was inscribed with motto "Totus mundus agit histrionem" – Latin for "The whole world is a playhouse".
Globe Theatre Fact 10
There were no actresses performing at The Globe Theatre – or any other theatre at that time. Female roles were played by young boys as theatre stages were considered too risque a place for ladies.
Globe Theatre Fact 11
The Globe Theatre burnt down in 1613 when a special effect on stage went wrong. A cannon used for a performance of Henry VIII set light to the thatched roof and the fire quickly spread, reportedly taking less than two hours to burn down completely.
Globe Theatre Fact 12
According to one of the few surviving documents of the event, no one was hurt when The Globe Theatre burned down – except for a man whose burning trousers were put out with a bottle of beer!
Globe Theatre Fact 13
After burning down in 1613 The Globe Theatre was rebuilt on the same spot in 1614.
Globe Theatre Fact 14
The Puritans brought an end to The Globe Theatre in 1642 with an order suppressing all stage plays. In 1644 The Globe Theatre was turned into tenement housing, ending 85 years of turbulent history.
Globe Theatre Fact 15
The Globe was generally considered to be a circular building, however when a small part of the theatre's foundations were uncovered the late 1980's it seems that the building was actually a polygon of 20 sides.
Globe Theatre Fact 16
In 1997 a third version and faithful reconstruction of The Globe Theatre was built as "Shakespeare's Globe Theatre", close to the original site in Southwark.
What do you think of these facts on Shakespeare's Globe Theatre? Any interesting facts we're missing (that you can't find on our Shakespeare facts page!)? Join in the comments below.
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According to jeopardy and wikopedia, the globe theatre shape was an icosagon..good fact
when it reopened in 1614 it was closed in 1640 as oliver cromwell closed all plays…and theatres…. he he
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Great facts. Really helped me with my homework. Learnt some new words too. Thanks!!
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Pants on fire put out bye beer! By Jove, poor man!
Really good work with the facts they really helped me know more about the globe theatre!
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"The whole worlds a playhouse", what with that?
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Poor dude… getting covered in beer isnt my ideal trip to the theatre!!! Thanks sooo much I really needed this for my project!!
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Unfortunately, a human body doesn't come with a maintenance manual. Ironically, the gender that is usually more interested in the mechanics of their motor vehicles tends to be less interested in physical self-maintenance. Many men seem to be under the delusion that their bodies are under a no-maintenance unlimited lifetime warranty. They may look after their outward appearance while taking health itself for granted. This is not unlike washing and waxing your car but forgetting to change the oil.
Women tend to be much better at seeing their physicians for routine checkups, such as Pap smears. Yet most people don't know all the medical tests and procedures they should do periodically to maintain good health.
When should women start doing Pap smears? When and how often should men check their prostates? How do we detect colon cancer early? How often should you have your blood pressure checked?
Part of the problem is our problem-based health-care system. Visits to family doctors are initiated by patients, who present specific problems to be solved. Patients therefore rely on their family physicians to tell them what they should have checked, even if it is unrelated to their visit.
Patients once relied on the complete physical history and examination to review their lifestyles, assess all physical systems and perform the recommended screening tests. However, the B.C. Medical Services Plan will not pay for routine complete physical examinations in the absence of significant medical problems, such as diabetes, heart failure or multisystem conditions.
So how do you find out what you should be doing? You could book a complete physical and pay for it yourself (it would be cheaper than taking your car in for a tune-up) or you can rely on your conscientious family physician to tell you what you're due to check out in addition to dealing with your presenting problems.
Preventive health procedures are not common knowledge. You can look up the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care website at www.ctfphc.org, although it is not user-friendly for the general public.
A screening test is considered useful if it can detect in a symptomless patient a condition, such as diabetes or cancer, and allow treatment at an early enough stage to prevent a more serious outcome. For example, Pap smears can detect early forms of cervical cancer and prompt curative treatment before it causes irreparable damage to the cervix or spreads elsewhere in the body.
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All women who could become pregnant should take a 0.4 mg folic acid (folate) supplement to prevent neural tube defects (such as spina bifida) in babies.
For men without liver disease, the recommended maximum number of alcoholic drinks per day is three; for women, the limit is two.
All of us (with teeth) should floss and brush with a fluoride-containing toothpaste. I developed this habit early in life after my dentist (who is also my father) jumped out from behind the bathroom door and told me, "You didn't brush long enough!"
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You'll then have that user manual at last, and you'll have no excuse for not maintaining your one and only body.
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and to Robert Pattinson Source for the scans :)
oh my beautiful twilight babies are so pretty together in this shoot..
Whoa! Is that 'kissy' face for real or manip?? How did we miss those outtakes in the video? That snap should cause a mini quake on Twitter. YUM!
Pics coming a mile a minute lately. THANKS guys for all the hot posts!
ummmm, the first one, holy crap!! and, let the comments and speculation begin. {sigh}
all I can think is, lucky girl!!! ;) but it's not exactly like they were alone, you know? still...
Wow I've never seen the one where he is kissing her on the cheek, so cute! And the one of them looking at each other, Kristen standing on his toes and they are on the swing is just WHOA hot chemistry! I love this shoot too, they were so happy and care free then.
He looks great with a tan and those cons on!
yea! finally confirmation...
OMG! Is it manip?! I've never seen this photo!
Love the pics.
yeah, I think this shoot is the best he's ever looked--tan, rested and well-fed(not too skinny)...I think both of them looked their best actually for this shoot....
yes at last the kiss on the cheek photo! we v been waiting for it to surface it was on the video! but it never showed thank u thank u :D
No, these are new outtakes. they look so great in photos together cause they look a lot alike I think. The kissing one is sweet, but she's not reacting to it. The swing one is actually cuter, they are too precious.
ow my hand.
So beautiful! I hope they do a new Vanity Fair soon :) though I doubt they will ever feel comfortable acting so carefree for future shots. Every thing will be read into.
I keep looking at these. The natural light is breathtaking...........swoon. I like scruffy Rob.
Oh my god!!! I love that pics so much!! They look lovely together!
Thanks so much for posting them!
LOL and I thought it was photoshopped *shakingheadstomyself*. Guess to less sleep last night. I`m wondering how many pics they are still hiding from that shoot. I hope there are still a few to come :-)
Lovely outtakes. The top photo with Kristen leaning on top of him? Their physical resemblance is uncanny. They both have the similar stunning features in terms of eyes and lips. Gorgeous.
And as for speculation with photos like this-well, to be honest, that's the point of having them take pictures like this last year. The film wasn't being sold as a great fx high budget thriller. It was mainly being sold on their chemistry.
ok, after looking at them a little more-does Kristen realize how lucky she actually is?!? I mean, I think for the most part she's a pretty cool chick, so I'm not trying to put her down, but come on!! no matter if they are/were dating, just to be able to be this close and comfortable with him...
{stamps foot like a stupid kid} NOT FAIR! LMAO I seriously am jealous of her, though. :)
i've been waiting for the kiss pic for a LONG time. I saw it here for the first time. But the photographers did a great job of hiding it from the media. I wonder why they've decided to release it now, hmmm
http://www.vanityfair.com/online/culture/2008/11/10/behindthescenes-at-our-twilight-photo-shoot-extended-and-uncut.html @ 16:45
Le 2 ème photo est truquée! -_-'
I like the one where her hand is in his sleeve.This is my fav photo shoot of the two.
Oh, just fuck me now please....
I love Rosbsten dont get me wrong but I think the kissing pic is a manip. Look at his coloring, his facial hair. It doesnt match up to the other pics. His facial hair in all the other pics are longer. His skin compared to Kristen is just to light.
omagosh! he kissed her?!?!?!? wtf!..i nevr saw that pic b4!!!! thats soo sweet.. and unfair... lol
I know it wouldn't sell mags but I'd love to see a REAL magazine step up and do an article on the love between Kristen and Michael A....
blow the doors off these crap rumors...I am starting to feel bad for Michael. Wouldn't it be just freaking AWESOME if he's been in Vancouver w/KStew this WHOLE time and came in "undercover"?
I'd love it!! BAM! One day they're just walking down the street, lovin' on each other.
Any true Twilighter knows there's no romance! *knock, knock* Jelloooooo!
DivineSally, thanks for that VF link! I'm such a late comer to the Twi-frenzy so have missed a lot of the early coverage.
Actually a MA and KS photo would garner HUGE bucks as well as a front cover for gossip mags. A love triangle is what the gossip mags have been trying to sell the public for months now. Any evidence of MA being in the picture still would be lucrative for paps and gossip mongering mags.
@Suz: so we're firing hotshots and setting the pot to boiling today, are we! You saucy pot stirrer!
Rpattzone: you're right, it does almost look photoshopped. But watch DS's video link, and you can see the shot clearly on their feedback screen.
Oh I want to be that cheek!
Omgee Rob looks so hot, and Kristen she looks comfortable and okay I'll say it pretty.
Now as for Michael he has a new girlfriend in la.
Who cares, the new pics are hot, Rob needs to get a tan more often!
A. Rob with a tan IS WIN!
B. Anyone who still thinks MA is in the picture is buggin'.
C. the kiss pic IS NOT A MANIP.
D. It's not speculation anymore people. Get with the program. K and R are a real thing. They don't ever have to officially come out for me to KNOW that. jeez. Some people don't know what's going on even if it slapped them across the damn face.
Oh thanks, I needed that.
(smack in the face)
beautiful pics!!! obvioulsy, I love the one with the kiss on the cheek!
LMFAO Suz. Nice!
I agree with Karina - this shoot is the best he's ever looked. Hopefully the VF shoot he did in the summer in NY is just as awesome.
I don't know why, but the kiss on the cheek one is making me so jealous..... Damn I'm pathetic!!!!
Best Photo Shoot Ever!
thats the kiss that led to the friendship..the dating..the engagement..the marriage..and now the home invasion from ok magazine!
I think this VF shoot was the best photoshoot R/K and the rest of the cast has done, they look natural and carefree.
As for the kissing picture i knew it was bound to come out sooner or later, but people seeing THAT picture as confirmation is ridiculous i mean that was in sept 2008 when Kristen was still very much together with Michael Angarano, and if you wanna talk about kisses as proof what does her kiss with Nikki Reed which is in the behind the scenes video confirm...
LMAO I knew it, some would take the shoot as a confirmation...hello wake up they are at a SHOOT. So they do their thing. Not a confirmation whatsoever but I LOVE these pics. They really do look stunning together. But this is by no means ANY confirmation OR denial of ANYTHING. IT.IS.A.SHOOT. Plain and simple. Stunningly beautiful, helluva lot of chemistry and from the video they seemed (all of them not just R&K) to have fun too.
So please, take it for what it is, a photo shoot. Nothing more, nothing less.
And did I say they looked stunningly drop dead beautiful? And I am too envious of Kristen..I wanna be in her shoes in THIS shoot LOL! Can't I just have this shapshifter talent and go back in time to THAT moment please? *begs on kneees* no? damn! *stomps in the corner and pouts*
And no slapping me in the face, thanks, I'll slap AND bite back! :p lol
You are saucy!
I likey!
Ps... about the last part in my comment I am in NO WAY dissing or making any innuendos about KS sexuality
This is their greatest photoshoot ever!Kristen looks stunning and Rob is Mr Mac Dreamy.
Suz you inspire me! *grins*
A slight pucker to his lips would have made that pic.. thats a pretty lack luster kiss.. justsayin.. course they weren't alone.. and oh yeah.. somebody told him to do it.. but other then that.. ya know..Love me som VF Rob.. always!
As for the speculation,the photographer told them to do that(i think her name is Peggy Shirota,how pathetic i'm for remembering this?).
I was sighing over these pics and CBA posted this, now I'm falling over-it's HILLARIOUS!
I am a Twilight widower. My wife discovered these books and I haven't seen her since. There's no food in the house. I've eaten the last of the toothpaste. The clothes haven't been washed and have actually developed language skills and taken over the linen closet to begin some anarcho-syndicist commune. My socks barked at me. I'm wearing the paper yard-waste bags now.
I am afraid.
I want my wife back so I'm writing fan fiction with sexual content in the hopes that she'll find her way back home again. And because I'm horny... and dirty... and I smell bad. Pam cooking spray does not make a good deodorant, but my underarm hair has a nice glossy coat, like a primped show dog. Oh... and about the dog.
...he's my only friend...
Please come back to me, baby. I miss you. I need you. I know now I cannot live without you. My own mother won't let me get within 30-feet of her, even down I think I have twitter now. I have no idea. http://twitter.com/wantmywifeback Lack of food is making me crazy. I think I might have made love to the bean-bag chair last night.
5 hours since first story posted. No wife sightings yet.
1 day since posting first fan fic story, no wife sightings. Posting another story.
The house started making noises last night. I tipped over the sofa chair and baracaded myself behind it with my few remaining supplies of dried spaghetti noodles. I accidentaly jammed one in my eye. Maxipads make excellent eye patches with those sticky wings.
Day 2, no wife sightings since first first fan fiction posted. Feeling emasculated now. Took apart the toaster with tools. Took apart the phone. Bloated with electronics and no working pieces these days, the phone is now D.O.A. No longer able to call for hoagies. Went on night-pillage and stole apples from yard at senior center.
Day 3, no wife. New breakfast debacles. You cannot make milk out of water and coffeemate. And just because it's black, does not mean you can take 37 packets of soy sauce from the silverware drawer to make coffee. It doesn't magically grow caffeine just because its in a coffee mug. Tang may be the reason we don't go to the moon any more. I may have cried a little this morning.
Day 4, no wife, have acquired liquor. Mr. Jameson was too nice to me last night. Mr. Jameson's annoying pet, Hangover, has moved into house. Typing is loud. Have vague memory of pouring Jameson over pinto beans? in cereal bowl? Fuzzy memory validated by appearance of beans all over floor that I stepped on in bare feet on the way to bathroom. Extreme pain and surprise launched me into side of kitchen counter. Found new use for maxipads. They really do stop bleeding. (...ow...) I think Hangover peed in the house... Today's chore: kill Hangover.
why are people getting cagey over a little kiss at a photoshoot, on either side? These two make out for days on end for a living, who cares about a little kiss at a photoshoot.
Maryann, PFFT!
the VF shoot was over a year ago when she was still with MA... so who the hell said anything about THESE pics confirming a relationship? Their chemistry is OBVIOUS, whether it's "JUST A SHOOT" or them out and about.
As far as I'm concerned they are 2 peas in a friggin pod.
he he he he
this is better than bad daytime television.
I fucking love you all!
Madness... beautiful madness.
Maryann.. I am touched.
OMG NEWMOONRISING has me in stitches ROTFLMFAO!!!
the kiss is a little lack luster. But it's cute nonetheless.
newmoonrising that was sooo funny
love it love it love it love it... still my absolutely favorite photoshoot and i might just have to watch the video again!
The kiss picture just makes me jealous LOL, I want to be in a kiss picture with Rob! I have a feeling we're going to be getting outtakes from this shoot for the rest of our lives, they should just put them all in a book a get it over with!
Kristin should have whoever did her eyebrows back then do them again now. They looked much better back then.
ahhh HOT STUFF!!!
This is my favourite photoshoot! :)
Never seen the one of rob kissing kristen, they both look stunning!
Thanx Gozde 4 posting this :)
He he he is right. Gonna grab me a dirty martini and kick back and watch the fireworks! Thanks for the show Suz...
OMG...gorgeous. I can't believe those morons were sitting on some of those pics. The one on the swing just gets me for some reason! And Kristen feeling up Rob's arm...she's no fool. ;)
newmoonrising, that was hilarious!!!
Love the VF shoot from last year. Rob and entire cast look beautiful in this shoot.
I also remember that KS kicked Rob in the *ss per photographer's direction during this shoot as well. just saying...
Hi Teri!
Off Topic again-Thank you for recommending Red Line. I'm on chapter 26. I'm loving the story-it's heartbreaking, but the XXX scenes more than make up for it, and when I imagine Rob, well, you know :) What chapter are you on? Have you red Lost by edwardsoul?
I am at work and falling out of my chair...this is so freaking funny I can't hold it in.
People already think I' whacked!
I haven't watched all the videos but someone sent me this one awhile back where at Rob is looking back at her and perhaps up her skirt cause she flips him off and laughs. Around 1:45:
And no, the photographer didn't tell her to do that!lol
Divinesally pfff back *giggle*
The kiss on the cheek pic is cute, hell they are all cute, and they seemed all more relaxed and had fun.
NewMoonRising LMAO that was classic!!
OH to curl fingers at the nape of his neck, to be on the receiving end of that kiss! SWOON.
The perfect little kiss at the curve of her jaw. I can feel his scratchy whiskers...........
guys, this is just a photoshoot, not a real life photos. why to look for Robsten in these photos? just a photoshoot :)))
and they both look sooooo beautiful...mmmmmmm....
The only people bringing up speculation and confirmation it seems are people who don't think they are together and are worried others will see this as a confirmation. But no one so far has made that assertion to be honest. I think everyone's just enjoying the photos.
RPaddict - I agree with ya about the one where Kristen's hand is in his sleeve. Very sexy!
Can't stop a-lookin' at 'em! He has skinny ankles in the standing-on-a-swing picture. ICU black undies as well. Yes, let's go back and look at every mole, every hair follicle, every lash...yes..yes YES! Ahem.
The shoot that a year later, still keeps giving ;)
The article is so off; it claims that Rob will replace Johnny Depp in the next Pirates of the Caribbean... hahahaaa...
ok they both look really great in this photoshoot, i think my all time favorite. i had never seen the kiss on the cheek before, not even on video but i will look for it. love it :))
Both R&K looked their best in this photoshoot IMO. Too bad Kristen went and butchered her hair. She was prettier then.
love that photo shoot, a historic moment!
SO BEAUTIFUL! "She is such a lucky girl" was exactly what I thought before I read all the comments. SOOO LUCKY!!!
The kiss picture looks so tender and sweet. You've got it totally right: Kristen is a LUCKY girl.
this is the infamous kissing picture that was never released. that is a real kiss no prompting for that one. ooooh i love it
i think that the one on the swing is really cuteee.
i wish i was kstew sometimes :/
Whether they're together or not, they look good together in these pics. LOVE IT!
Oh...and Lucky Bitch. It should be me. hahaha
Sweetest photo shoot ever between two people. I agree with rosa, their faces are similar.
Awwwwwww! @ No. 2 :)
Lucky, lucky girl...
@newmoonrising- I finished Red Line I am reading Clipped Wings and Inked Armor. @rapttzgil suggested it and I love it.
I have not read Lost will have to add it to my list.
It seriously does my heart good to see these pictures.
I love the kissing picture - so sweet. And the first one with her hand up his sleeve is very subtly sexy.
That is so ADORABLE
OOOhhhhh!!!! I´ve got the magazine in my hands this evening!!!! HUGE pictures, double page even... And the mag credits Peggy Liotta for the pictures, so I don´t think they have manip them. But HOLA mag sells the idea that this photoshoot is recent, not from more than a year ago. And they assure that the couple of gorgeous will talk about their relationship very soon. ?? I think that HOLA is not very well informed_bad sources.
BTW, I LOOOVE the pictures and the beautiful couple!!
What gorgeous people! You can really feel the connection between them. So beautiful it makes me smile. :)
I love this shoot!! Rob is so beautiful here! I love those pants on him. And KStew is gorgeous. I would have loved to hear the direction for this shoot- seriously sexy.
whoever thinks ks is stil with ma is out of their mind. if they are it sure takes a real man or one with no brans at all to let their girlfriend habg out all the time with rpattz by herself and snuggle at concerts and go to other concerts and so on snd so on. if we dont see rpattz alone we see him with her. boy that ma is quite a macho and very confidant stud!
Gorgeous Gorgeous Gorgeous...
I remember thinking this last year when we first saw them, thought it again when I bought the mag, and wondered at my sanity for watching the hour long vid of the shoot, and I guess just thought it again..
and let the speculation begin again.
"B. Anyone who still thinks MA is in the picture is buggin'.
C. the kiss pic IS NOT A MANIP.
D. It's not speculation anymore people. Get with the program. K and R are a real thing. They don't ever have to officially come out for me to KNOW that. jeez. Some people don't know what's going on even if it slapped them across the damn face."
Damn...someone needs her medication. Anyways, can we get another photoshoot like this? They look so pretty.
@bonemama don't forget honeymoon in Paris on November :)
they do look great in this shoot. i want rob to carry me too. damn lucky girl!
pic #2 Kissing is not a manip. Check the VF photoshoot video @16:46-17:48 :P
My heart is skipping a lot of beats as I gaze at the kissing pic...I can't believe he actually did kiss her that day. I always thought he looked so tortured at that photo shoot...like he wanted to just lean in in kiss her...AND HE DID....hyperventilates!
the kiss one is fake - there is something odd about it - particularly how wide his head is
sigh...I actually want to be Rob's black TShirt in these photos...can you say best of both worlds? snugly fit around Rob's torso and pressed against Kristen's front? a bit of hand action going on with said TShirt as well from Kristen's side...oh the joy...alternatively, I wouldn't mind being Kristen's dress either :P whatever role I can get tbh :D
how I love them both btw...
I don't get what the commotion over this little sweet kiss is though...what the heck people...it's so innocent...so beautiful...so...not confirming or denying anything...it's a drama free little peck on the jaw...If it was a "directed" pose then it's just that, a shoot, if it was an impromptu pose, it only goes to show stuff we already know since a year ago peeps...Rob and Kris are close...now weather you're a robsten, nonsten, or not give a crapsten( these btw don't really exist in case of either Rob's or Kristen's fans but are not yet admitting to being in one group or the other imho) so, no matter what group you "belong" to something you have to admit: Rob and Kristen are extremely close! in what capacity, now there's the debate...
anyway, they are close now, they were close last year as well...come on, people don't just decide to stick their finger in other people's mouths/ears in public if they're not at lease sure they won't get snapped at! you have to have some level of intimacy to know that and do that "safely" :D the lulz...always thought those 2 are terribly sweet :)
Now you'll say "but last year she was with the Spice Boy" and I say "and so what?"...you see, the argument that some people bring to the table about them being "just friends" is so freaking last year's news! that applied to last year perfectly imo :)
aw these pics are SO adorable! i WANT TO BE THAT CHEEK.
FINALLY they have revealed the kiss shot...it's not a manip. If you watch the full length video of the photo shoot you can see that Rob kisses Kristen, through the photographers video screen(umm..those comp. monitors they use to view back the pictures taken) I'm just really surprised they hadn't released it on the web site. I had emailed (was it Peggy Sorata?)AND Vanity Fair and they had said that no more photos were to be released..But here it is:) Yes!!
OMG OMG OMG! The one where he kisses her! Love it love it love it! Gasp... THUD
They are so perfect together, whether they are dating or not.


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6.2 Getting the feel of big and small numbers Very small and very large numbers can be difficult to comprehend. Nothing in our everyday experience helps us to get a good feel for them. For example numbers such as 1099 are so big that if Figure 1 was drawn to scale, you would be dealing with enormous distances. How big is big? First express 1 000 000 000 in scientific notation as 109. Next, to find out how many times bigger 1099 is, use your calculator to divide 1099 by 109
3 Aims The aim of this section is to help you to think about how you study mathematics and consider ways in which you can make your study more effective.
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Selflessness and Selfishness
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Buddhism is; in respect to selflessness one of the most unique religions in history. Buddhism characteristically describes 'existence' in terms of process and relation rather than an entity or substance or creation, and therefore does not believe in the existence of a self or soul (considered the same) the idea of a separate soul is an invention of early church philosophers found in the west and is a philosophical notion of an immortal and immaterial essence left over at death.
It is important to understand the etymology of the modern idea for soul for the western mindset. Early Greek philosopher …
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