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I want song 2, the final countdown, and kung fu fighting in rock band 2 . I even put kung fu fighting in my rock band 3 setlist.
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"Well Thom, why haven't you gotten on board to straighten us out? Sounds like it's time to *** up or shut up."
Agreed. When I saw those on the Lego RB list, my first reaction was "HEY! how come they aren't DLC!?" but I understand the idea of wanting to sell a full-fledged game and I certainly don't fault HMX for going this route. That's why I would absolutely LOVE to see the ability to transfer songs from Lego RB to RB2. I have no problem buying Lego RB but it'd be a hassle to have to switch disks all the time.
On a more Muse related note, I just found out that Manson Guitars sells their pickups by separately (as in, not just attached to their guitars, which I can't afford) so I'm going to order a new Manson MBK2 humbucker for my thinline Tele ^_^ I'm excited!!!
"The present fray had turn'd my thoughts to Muse" - Dante Alighieri
I got "Heartbreaker" with mine. For me, it was between that and "Waking the Demon". That, any of the new Styx and REO Speedwagon content, and select Chinese Democracy tracks ("Riad N' The Bedouins", "If the World", "Chinese Democracy", "Better") would be tight.
Then again, that's stuff I like .
QotSA's "Songs for the Deaf" for DLC
I only recognize Invincible, Knights in Cydonia, Stockholm Syndrome, and Starlight out of the 6. Out of those 4, I wouldn't want Knights in Cydonia, only because it would be a b**** to play on guitar (anyone remember GH3?) Stockholm Syndrome would be hard too, but at least it would be bearable.
The GH3 charting of Knights of Cydonia was just pathetic so don't let that be the reason you wouldn't have it in RB. HMX would certainly do a better job charting the song.
If you're unfamiliar with Muse's earlier stuff, you should definitely check it out. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. The two songs on the 6pk that you don't recognize are from the album Origin of Symmetry which is fantastic.
"The present fray had turn'd my thoughts to Muse" - Dante Alighieri
Very true.
GH3 should not be a reference for charts, ever.
Knights of Cydonia would be a great song on all instruments, especially if HMX maps Matt's crazy vocals in the intro section (the one that dubs the guitar).
Stockholm Syndrome, on the other hand, as awesome a song as it is, I can't see it being much fun on guitar what with the whole verses being tremolo picking, which while not too difficult on a real guitar, I find really annoying in RB. Then again, a lot of Muse songs fall into that category as well, what with Matt's apparent obsession for tremolo-picking
Uprising, my Muse tribute band:
Keep on rocking hard!
Would Love to see The Small Print and Stockholm Syndrome... Actually you could put the entire Absolution album on there... Why would they just pick Hysteria and leave off all the other amazing songs on this album? Maybe someone has already addressed this but I didnt feel like funnelling through 878 pages to find out if they had...
The current poll ("which of these bands with only one song in RB do you want more of", for posterity's sake) has Muse at 43%. Maybe we should take this as a sign?
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Steve is the producer and host of the "Those Were the Days" radio program that is broadcast on Saturday afternoons on WDCB-FM 90.9.
Steve played excerpts from a variety of radio shows.
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The reason the shows are called "soap operas," Steve noted, is that they were sponsored by soap companies. The Guiding Light, for instance, was sponsored by Procter & Gamble. Many of the soap operas were broadcast from places such as the Merchandise Mart and the Tribune Tower in Chicago.
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Before radio, Steve told those in attendance, if you wanted to listen to a live musical performance, you had to stand next to somebody who was playing a musical instrumental. With radio, you could tune in to hear the Metropolitan Opera from New York City, Barn Dance, the Grand Ole Opry as well as the emerging world of "jump and swing."
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For a week this summer, college student Brandon Melvin played the part of a hardened militia man.
Melvin, who is 20 and a criminal justice major at Fayetteville State University, was an extra in a few episodes of the new NBC drama "Revolution," which is filmed in Wilmington. Melvin also served as a stand-in for one of the show's stars.
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One of the episodes Melvin filmed is scheduled to air tonight.
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One of the shoots took place near downtown Wilmington. Melvin said it was exciting to see the looks on people's faces as they watched the filming.
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Melvin said he was asked to serve as a stand-in for Emmy-nominated actor Giancarlo Esposito, who plays a militia member. Producers asked Melvin his height, which is 5 feet, 9 inches.
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Came here last week, lovely experience all round couldn't fault it, had the pollock and mash which was a nicely sized portion and it went down a treat, nice drinks selection with lots of local beers, deserves more customers than it had at the time, will deffinately be going back
Ben Wed Jul 31Rated as: 4/5 -
We're in London on a break from Islamabad and staying at a nearby hotel. We wanted something close and relatively simple for a late lunch on a rather gloomy Saturday afternoon. This Bright Field was perfect - casual, friendly staff, and bustling with customers. The organic scrambled eggs w/lightly smoked salmon were perfectly cooked and seasoned, and were whisked from the kitchen to the table so they were still very warm and yummy when they landed on the table. My boyfriend ordered the kipper, which (as another diner noted) was huge, and he enjoyed its intense, smoky flavor. Since I'm American, I was delighted to see iced tea on the soft drinks menu. There were several nice touches -- fresh tulips and a large bottle of tap water with fresh mint were on the table, good music that wasn't intrusively loud, and an eclectic decor that wasn't contrived or overdone. Wonderful staff. Bottom line -- if we lived here, we'd be regular customers.
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There last night. Booked table for 2 in the afternoon with the friendly Ben and got an email confirmation but didn't notice he'd put wrong date. Not to worry as empty when we got there (it filled). Friendly staff. Nice tables and lights. Floor to ceiling windows all round make it a bit goldfish bowl and on a bitter Feb night could have been a temperature challenge but warm enough. Asked about cocktails which they don't do yet but plan to. No problem sampling the 2 cheapest white wines on the menu, both drinkable but the Spanish at £3 more our preference (they've just got a new season wine choice in). We chose same starters and mains (pork - fabulous, tender, delicious and chicken - lip-smackingly good). At £21.50 for 2 courses and £23.50 for 3 it seemed rude not to go for a pudding...the chocolate brownie delivered. 4 hours whisked by in delightful company and the waiting staff were the perfect balance of friendly but not overbearing. They are short on nightcaps with only Isle of Jura so we had one of those and were last to leave at 11.30. I'll be back...
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Oh, and I'll give it 2 stars. See below...
Hackney_Central Mon Feb 11Rated as: 2/5 -
Although the space is attractive and the service friendly and attentive, the food was way below par. My starter of watercress soup was lukewarm. A globule of cream in the middle turned out to be the size of a fist, obliterating any flavour the soup may have had. What sounded interesting: creamed pearl barley, squash and wild mushoms cooked as a risotto/stew tuned out to be a weird textured gloop. Again, the cream robbed the dish of any flavour. Even the poached duck egg abanoned all hope and lost its flavour. The prices are a tad over the worth of the food. There are loads of restaurants doing what This Bright Field are doing, but better.
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Fantastic experience at This Bright Field.
My girlfriend and I went for a casual meal on a Friday night, and the only negative comment is that I wish there were more diners. We were attracted by the limited, changing seasonal menu and good prices (£23 for three courses and the look of the place and it exceeded expectations. I had: a starter of goose with duck pâté and rhubarb, a main of crispy-skinned sea bream, clams, sea kale in a creamy broth, and a desert of passion fruit cream, berry compote, jelly and compote.
The food was almost faultless, the service was great and the waitress (possibly the owner) was well informed, smiling and attentive.
Two people, three courses each and a bottle of wine (house white - we preferred it to a mid priced bottle, both we were offered to try before deciding) came to £66, before service.Ian Sat Jan 19 -
Fantastic service, equally amazing food. I had the kipper (huge!!)which was simply amazing and then poached pear for dessert. A nice place to be
Whileyd Sat Dec 22 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Really yummy food. Have been several times for the reasonable lunch and breakfast menu. Have also had dinner with friends, all of which have been back for more. The menu changes regularly as does the great produce and the drinks. The service was brilliant and very relaxing.
Terrence Fri Oct 26 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Group of four South londoners decide to head east to This Bright Field . This was our first visit, and having read many review and tweets we had to make the trip on a very wet friday night. Me and the wife got there early to have pre dinner drinks while wanting for our friends. However in the so called "BAR" , with no spirits, no cocktails, no music. We had a rain check and headed next door to bistrotheque. We did go back to This Bright Field, To enjoy a very nice meal, with very good service , great wine, tasty food. Highlights, Haddock Skink creamy soup, Hake with razor clams and cockles, shortbread mess. In the end it was worth the trip, would go back !!
Justin Sun Oct 21 2012Rated as: 4/5 -
I ate here last week and had excellent food and great service. Everything is served on really pretty vintagey plates. Drinks list had all kinds of exciting pops and colas for my little one. The main vegetarian course was also really good, lentils and goats cheese concoction- definitely not the bland veggie option on offer at most local establishments. My partner had fish- cooked to perfection. A very happy customer.
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Yes it needed more work. WAY more work.
No to me it's awesome.
how about he's a guy who was just exploring the ocean one day minding his own business and he accidently finds Rapture,then before he gets a chance to check this new place out he gets thrown in jail in this new place he's never even heard that is so new to him of by some guy he doesn't even know because he was thought be government agent or something and then he gets his body pumped full of stuff he doesn't know what the heck it is,and THEN he gets mind-controlled and slammed into some kind of diving suit and a helmet,NEVER to see the surface AGAIN,and to top it all off he gets made to kill himself for no reason So what if we don't know who he is or what he was like on the surface...look at all what has happened to him...seems reason enough to me
Who he was before is what he lost before coming to Rapture. Can you imagine what it must have been like to stumble upon a place like Rapture? Then becoming a test subject and eventually, no longer a man? Mmmm... Flashbacks.
I think that would be interesting, that's all. I'm always curious. I just hoped to know more about him because he seemed, literally and figuratively, faceless. However, that did not stop me from loving his character, which is why his details seemed like they would be important.
Of course, this is where the player's imagination comes in.
I respect you didn't dig it. Different strokes and all that jazz.
I personally felt the same with Jack though. He's nothing more than an engineered embryo being played by the powers that be within Rapture. He has no say, no free will, no incentive to be there or do what he does beyond the fact that he doesn't have a choice.
Can that be compelling for a story? Sure, obviously it worked and served it's purpose. But I don't see much difference between he and Delta. Each is implanted with memories or instructions, each serves a purpose for others and neither takes an active role in choosing to do what they do.
So personally I think if you find one to be 'poor storytelling' then they both can be argued as such.
I think they both serve the purpose of allowing gamers to be a faceless entity from which we can experience Rapture through fresh eyes. And I can't speak for the developers but I think that's one of the reasons they made these characters that way, to allow the immersion to come from the player as it pertains to the role they take.
I found that a child's need for her protector to be with her to be more personally compelling than Jack's tragic pawn usage.
Don't get me wrong, I think they both have shortcomings, but compared to 98% of games both are far better executed. I just don't think either deserves to be considered bad, because I don't believe either are.
I put a lot of time and energy into earning the $110 (thanks to the wonderful Illinois tax) I spent on the game, only to not enjoy what I payed for. I absolutely loved Bioshock 1, and suppose I could find another game that I can enjoy, but that doesn't put $110 back in my pocket. Had I known then what I know now, believe me, I wouldn't have wasted my money and time on Bioshock 2, and I probably wouldn't be having this conversation.
I agree with the principle that spending $110 for outdated and poorly coded tech is really bad mojo. I enjoyed the game, but it's filled to the brim with bugs, bad textures, and no AA support. If these things could have been stamped out or polished with due efficiency, I'd gladly welcome a delay.
Or would I? In retrospect I would have, but back then I might have been turned off by a delay.
It is a careful balance between maintaining interest and quality, but quality wins out in the end. And a bad product is bad forever.
At least until the damn patch.
I say at least we actually learned a definitive backstory for Jack. All we get on Delta is some tall-tale-esque explanation from a slimebag paparazzi who we know has been lying to make a living for a while, and betrayed me in the past. In the end I really have no idea who Delta is, and I feel no connection to him.
not to be mean or anything,but if would kindly,look up at my post above then tell me whether or not you feel anything for Delta..the other guy already gave his 2 cents...so after you read my above post...if you still don't think you feel anything for Delta,I'd like to if it's for the same reason,or what??
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That is a very good theory, but it is only that, a theory. I can understand leaving a bit of mystery surrounding a character, and letting them fill in some the blanks for themselves, but I don't want to have to fill in all the blanks. To be honest, for all I know he's an average guy in a diving suit, nothing special.
What has happened to him isn't reason enough to understand him. Let me provide two scenarios regarding Delta's past:
1. What if he was a horrible man who made it to Rapture, was accepted into society, committed heinous crimes, and forced into the suit as a punishment?
2. What if he was forced to take a dangerous job as a diver to support his starving family, wandered off the beaten path, and was put into the suit to silence him?
Now, depending on which of those scenarios you would go by, would you form a different opinion of him? Would you be able to connect to a criminal like you would a loving father? If scenario 1 was Delta's past, would you feel bad for him after Lamb forced him to kill himself? And even if you did, would you feel as bad as you did if scenario 2 was his past?
With Audio Diaries and Fontaine's explanations and a whole bunch of scattered clues, I felt I was able to piece a good amount of Jack's past together. Not all of it, but enough to connect.
except scenario 1 is unlikely...where as he could have been a horrible person on the surface...that wasn't the reason he was thrown in jail in Rapture,if you recall...he was thrown in jail because Ryan,in his infamous paranoia and dislike of parasites,thought he was a government agent sent to uncover the secret of Rapture,and thus Ryan had him thrown in jail...so scenario 2 seems more likely...he was thrown in jail under suspicion of being a ''spook''...then he had his body pumped full of chemicals unknown to him before he was even thrown into the Alpha suit(Alex the Great mentions he was ''so spliced he couldn't stand being put in the suit'') then finally he was put into the protector suit and made into an Alpha Series...perhaps it was to silence him,perhaps he was a bad person before...but in the end he was someone who had unforunate things(the jailing,splicing,Big Daddy mental condition,suiting,never to see the sun or have a real life,or perhaps make up for the bad things he might have done) happen to him for no good reason other than someone he never met in his life thought he was out to take Rapture for himself...as I said before,I find that reason enough to connect with Delta...
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It may be unlikely, but the thing is, we don't know for certain. Our details are given to us by Alex The Great, who is obviously out of his mind, and Stanley Poole, who lied and betrayed us, so our information is very questionable.
And just because something bad happened to him isn't reason enough for me to connect with him. I don't know anything about him. If a guilty man were punished, I probably wouldn't feel bad for him. If an innocent man were punished, i'd feel bad for him. If Delta committed heinous crimes in Rapture and as a result was put in a suit as punishment, then i'd say he got what was coming to him. If he just randomly found Rapture and was thrown in a suit, then i'd feel bad for him. But seeing as I know nothing other than what a man who made a living lying and a man who has become a horrible creature incapable of reason have told me, I don't know what to think of Delta.
but Stanley wasn't a liar,he was just some guy who worked for the newspaper who basically went to Ryan and said ''Hey Ryan this guy found Rapture!'' and Ryan being himself had ''Johnny Topside'' locked up. And since Alexander worked on Big Daddies as well ''since the beginning'' from what we are told by Sinclair,even though he is a monster,and even if he is incapable of reason,I see no reason for him to be lying about what information he has given us
Yes, Stanley was a liar. He infiltrated Lamb's family as a mole, lying to get in. He wasn't just some guy working for the newspaper when he heard of Delta, he had been working for Sinclair and Ryan, going undercover. You're leaving out the parts where he dropped Eleanor off at an orphanage because she threatened to tell her mother what he was doing, and the part where he killed everyone in Dionysus Park to keep his secret. He lies to you about why he wants the little sisters taken care of. He doesn't tell you that he was the one who turned you over to Ryan, you have to wait until Eleanor explains this to you. Poole knew what would happen to Delta when he turned him in. Otherwise, why would you have any reason to kill him?
Alexander worked on Big Daddies, but Alex The Great is not Gil Alexander. He has become something else. If he is incapable of reason, why would he have a reason to tell you the truth? He may be doing so, or he may be lying. The point is that he has lost his mind. Does he have any real reason to attack you? No. Does he? Yes. He could say exactly who you are, or he could say you are Santa Claus, the point is you can't really know for sure. Seeing as he has lost his mind, he may not even know what the truth is. Alexander knew that he would become something else, hence the placing of his instructions for you to kill him.
while I myself forgot that he infiltrated Lamb's ''family'',he doesn't lie to you about why he wants the Little Sisters gone...he tells you they are ''sniffing around for ADAM and he can't have that'' he doesn't exactly say why..then after you DO take care of them,he tells you ''now that old dirt stays undergound'' ,and him sending Eleanor to the orphanage didn't involve lying,he was getting rid of her so she wouldn't tell Sofia what he did.
As for Alex The Great..yes he was out of his mind..but like you said,he may very well be telling you the truth,but in his own insanity,he may be doing so without even realizing...but...now that I think about it,this is all off-topic
One thing though that Lamb confirms a lot of what he's saying and what he did was true. Giving you the knowledge that he turned you in -- so you can fill in the gaps of what he's lying about and what he's alluding to which is the truth.
Furthermore -- a lot of this is deliberate, and the developers even confirmed as much by giving reasons why his real name is never mentioned, and most likely more backstory. Because they want the player to see themselves as Delta. To see themselves as someone who was taken in, forced into a horrible situation and has to fight for the only thing he knows that matters - Elanor.
So you and I can pick the same game up, can play the same character, take what tid-bits we get and then formulate who we really want this person to be. Maybe it's a tragic story, one of sadness where he's forced into a horrible situation without reason or cause. He's a good person that doesn't deserve this. This would likely lead to the player playing him as a hero, saving little sisters and showing mercy on even those that betrayed him. Because that's what the player of the game WANTS Delta to be.
Or, alternatively --
He was a spy as Ryan suspected. Sent to destroy Rapture or seek it's knowledge for his own benefit or those he worked for. And now, after being caught he wants vengeance. He's spiteful to all of the world he now inhabits and will stop at nothing to destroy every last person he comes across and harvest all the little sisters for his own benefit, to be more powerful to exact revenge. So the player of the game can go about the word in that way as the game allows it.
Or perhaps it's something different, more muddled. But allowing the player to make those choices himself or herself in regards to the back story further allows them to play the game as they feel it should be played based on what they want to think and feel.
It succeeds in doing that.
Remember, Jack is a genetic creation himself, aged extremely fast to be powerful to finish a plan set forth by others. He has no real memories, no real back story himself. He - is no one. He is simply a man put on a path which you follow no matter what.
Now that still works in the same regard, but less personal in my opinion. But it still allowed gamers to struggle with that knowledge that they weren't anything but a pawn to reflect the choices they had made. Had they been malicious and harvested, showing the control Fonatine had over them, or did they spare the little ones showing a sliver of freewill that would ultimately free them emotionally?
The themes are quite similar. But Bioshock 2 is far more calculated than some give it credit for - it's meant to be specific to each of us alone.
Except unlike Mark Melzter,Delta did not have nor was he given ANY knowledge of Andrew Ryan or Rapture,he simply stumbled upon Rapture by pure accident...however on the rest,you could be right,he could spiteful about the terrible things that was done to him...just saying
Quoted for truth. This itself means that the negative opinions of several others in this thread are not only acceptable, but they are a valid way to feel from the game.
We can sit around arguing semantics and the philosophical meaning behind it all (and don't get me wrong, I agree completely with your above post), but in the grand scheme of things it comes down to opinion. Opinion cannot be argued. It isn't a fact, it isn't right or wrong, it just is.
I think this is the point we're missing in these "Bioshock 2 "insert negative synonym for failed here"" threads. We can argue the facts, the time line, the psychology and the philosophy of it, but we cannot argue based on what we the players get out of it. Some people will "get" it, both emotionally and mentally, some will just get it mentally and not feel the emotional (the visa versa applies here too), and some, sadly, will get none of it. It is all opinion and can only be changed if we're willing to change it as individuals.
This game was delayed. Three times. It's fine, geez.
And let's not forget that Johnny Topside was supposedly a well loved citizen of Rapture once he found it, so he obviously didn't perform crimes and other things like that.
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Did you know Vitamin D is linked to ALOT of anxiety and depression cases and increasing your Vitamin D levels can prove helpful to curing your anxiety and or depression? Hope this helps someone
I have heard that as many as 80% of people are defficient in Vit D. You get it from the sun primarily so if you are not getting enough sun then you need to take supplements and maybe try a light box. I have been using a light box for a couple of years and taking a supplement. I heard a dr say that 2000 i.u. (more than instructions say) a day is what they say you need. They also said that 15 min a day is efficient.
Nice to know,i suffered anxiety for yrs on and off but been great the last yr or so but now am pregnant 7 months i am starting to get anxiety again,mainly because i have a health phobia,i am low on iron and vit d, i know its not alot and i shouldnt moan but it worries me
This may sound odd, but sometimes when I have anxiety orange juice helps! I was low on potassium once and that can cause a lot of similar symptoms as anxiety.
if you don't take the calcium with the vitamin D it will no absorb. don't just take vitamin D alone.
Vitamin D is a critical vitamin. Technically, it isn't a vitamin. It is more like a steroid hormone. Over the last 3-4 years, I have begun to routinely obtain Vitamin D levels in all my patients. The formal lab test is a 25-Hydroxyvitamin-D level. I would say 90-95% of my patients are deficient in Vitamin D.
It is absolutely stunning to me.
Vitamin D has been suggested to be linked to depression and anxiety. I tell my patients that Vitamin D is so important for overall health and well being that I really want to make sure they are not deficient.
Please take the time to research Vitamin D. I would highly recommend Dr. John Cannell's website, The Vitamin D Council. It is the best resource on Vitamin D that I am aware of. I had the honor and privilege of interviewing Dr. Cannell on my podcast a few month's back. He is an amazing individual.
If you want to listen to our interview, just google the term "The Healthy Mind Dr. Cannell". We spoke for 60 minutes on the importance of Vitamin D. My goal was to ask him the questions that an individual new to researching Vitamin D would want answered.
Vitamin D deficiency is an epidemic, in my opinion. Please take the time to research Vitamin D. Ask your doctor what they feel about getting a Vitamin D level for you. This is so important to your health.
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Remember it is absolutely normal to feel anxious when pregnant, especially at 7 months. I noticed when I was most anxious, I found relief in relaxing in a nice warm, sunny spot. Lolling back I can recall "craving" those moments. Be sure to talk about it with your care provider and talk to other expecting moms. You are not alone and you will find most women experience this even if they didn't talk about it.
Good luck to you and congratulations on the baby!
Dr. Z, how does one know how much to take? I was told by my last check up that my thyroid was a little large, and ny thyroid hormone, was high, but still in normal range. My doctor mentioned vitamin D, specifically D3. My anxiety has gotten worse over the years. Can a person overdose on Vitamin D?
I noticed this when I started taking a daily multi-vitamin. I always feel better when I take it with my beta blocker. It is true though, Vitamin D is good for you.


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